Mera Bali
Bijapur is a small village about
20kilometers away from Bali. It is known for its pond which has water the whole
year round. Water is used for animals that come there to drink water. During
the Summer Season, water from Mithari Dam is supplied in it through canals. There
are many Hindu temples like Har Har Gange, Hanumanji Temple, Sithla Mataji
temple which is worth seeing. Har Har Gange is the best trekking place around.
Another place of interest is a Jain temple which is
three kilometers from the village. It is Rata Mahaveerji or Hathundi Teerth which was
built in year 313 (370
V.S.) and was earlier dedicated to Parshvanatha but after the installation idol
of Shri Mahaveer Bhagwan in year 1278 (1335 V.S.) this temple has Bhagwan
Mahaveer Swami as its primary deity. This
idol is made of bricks, sand and calcium, having bloodish(Rata) red colour and
hence also called as Rata Mahaveerji. This 135-cm tall idol of Mahaveer Swami
is in padmasan position The 4th century idol is still present in this temple.
Mr.
Pusphendra Singh Ranawat who is the State Energy Minister is the native of this
place. He was elected three times MLA from the Bali Constituency from 2002.His
Rawla is situated in the heart of the village. The villagers celebrate each and
every festival with a lot of gaiety.
SKILL
Written by
Parth Guin, Designed by Rakesh Kumar/ Art Faculty
Reverence to martyrs’
Where has the
beauty of the country gone?
Everywhere
there is terrorism
India has
security
But everyone
is found guilty,
Is there any
difference today?
Or when we
were under the cruel British rays
The patriots
fought
To make India
a golden track.
Till today
soldiers give their lives
To make
Kashmir a heaven
We say we are
free’
But are we
really free.
But now, there
are some who do not value the martyrs
And make laughter of them.
Never think,
if they’d not fight
Would we
breathe in free air?
Eighteen
laid down their lives
So our country could
breathe this day
Never forgot their sacrifice
I salute and
pay homage to them
Jai Hind!
Kirti Malviya/ X/ DH
Book
A book is like a television
Inside your head
It tells you stories
It takes you to places
It
scares you
It makes you laugh
But you draw the picture
A book is like a television
And no one tells you to turn it off
Aryan Sirvi/ VII/ DH
STUDY
Monday, 19th
September: A special assembly was organized to pay homage and reverence to the 18 Martyrs’
who lost their lives in army base in Uri, Kashmir on18th September. They were attacked by terrorists early
morning. The terrorists used hand
grenade, arms and munitions. School observed two minutes silence and prayed to
God to rest their souls in peace.
Monday, 19th
September- Saturday, 24th September: Students had their Summative Assessment I. Teachers were
busy with correcting copies and sharing feedback with the students.