An Ideal Citizen We need ideal citizens to make democracy survive and thrive. They and not anything else can take the country to heights of glory and greatness. They earn international recognition for their motherland. Wherever they go they invoke respect for themselves and for their country. An ideal citizen knows his rights and duties clearly. No overlapping whatsoever. He has an allegiance to his nation. He does not betray and...

An Ideal Student The aim of true education is all round development of a student. So an ideal student is that who has developed so. He has muscles of iron and nerves of steel. He sees no evil, hears no evil and speaks no evil. Failures do not depress him nor successes turn his head. He has a balanced mind and personality. An ideal student is of strong character. He possesses...

The Ideal Teacher An ideal teacher is a rare commodity in the present environment. Materialism has eaten into all niceties of life. Still we do come across ideal teachers who keep the system going. An ideal teacher possesses some basic qualities. If he has them he is jewel among men and rules over the hearts of his students. An ideal teacher must have a seeing eye, a feeling heart and a...

Farewell Party We meet to depart and there lies the sweetness of meeting. Meeting and departure go cheek by jowl. This is the law of nature. Almost all schools observe the tradition of throwing a farewell party by the junior students to the senior-most and outgoing students. The function was to be arranged by the XI class students under the express supervision of their class teachers. It was the 14th of...

The Children’s Day November 14, the birthday of our first Prime Minister, Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru, is celebrated as the Children’s Day. Nehru had undiminishing love for children. Children reciprocated his affection and love by calling him ‘Chacha Nehru’. To perpetuate this bond of love and to cherish the sweet memories of Nehru, the Children’s Day is celebrated. Our school celebrated this day with all enthusiasm, zeal and zest and gusto. The...

The Independence Day Essay No. 01 India remained under the ruts of slavery for more than two centuries. Countless brave sons and daughters of India shed their blood to get independence from the British suzerainty. The sun of independence dawned on 15th August, 1947. It is a red-letter day in the history of our country. Since then Independence Day is celebrated with great gusto in every part of the country on...

The Republic Day The Republic Day is a national festival. On 26th of January, 1950 India became a sovereign democratic republic and the Constitution of India came into force. It is a red-letter day because the pledge taken on 26th January, 1930 to attain ‘Swaraj’ was at last fulfilled. This day is a national holiday. It is celebrated on 26th January every year. The Republic Day is celebrated with great pomp...

Janmashtami Janmashtami marks the celebration of the birth of Lord Krishna who later on killed Kane, his maternal uncle-evil and vice incarnation. His birthday is celebrated with great gusto and enthusiasm and delight almost throughout the length and breadth of India. He is remembered as a great saviour, harbinger of divine message of Karma and of ‘eternal values. This festival is celebrated in a grand manner. Celebrations at all Krishna temples,...