Mera Bali
Bagru is
known for natural dyes and hand block printing. Bagru
is the place of Raiger and Chhipa community. Chhipa community people who are
involved in this printing tradition since 100 years ago and also Raiger
community people are involved in processing and manufacturing of leather and
their products (like boots, mochdi, Rajasthani jhutee and other leather goods).
The Raiger community export raw leather (semi processed) to big leather
companies and also sell in local market (Hatwara,Jaipur). Bagru is also known
for natural dyeing, indigo dyeing and wooden hand block printing over textile
articles.
In
addition to above, Bagru is also internationally acknowledged for the
traditional Pickles (Aachar) manufactured by Jhalani family (Jhalani Food
Products Pvt. Ltd.) since five generations.
This is
the place of Jugal Darbar temple where annual festival organizing by Bagda
community and all surrounding villagers and peoples come to see the Mela. This
is place of peace and unites all communities.
Chippa
Mohalla (printer's quarter) is the area for those, who are interested in
textile printing. One can walk into the quarter, where people are always engrossed
with dyes and blocks. The three-centuries-old tradition of block printing is
kept alive with the efforts of Bagru artisans. Keeping the convention, these
artisans smear the cloth with Fuller's earth got from the riverside and then
dip it in turmeric water to get the habitual cream color background. After
that, they stamp the cloth with beautiful designs using natural dyes of earthly
shades.
Even
today, artisans use traditional vegetable dyes for printing the cloth. Like,
the color blue is made from indigo, greens out of indigo mixed with
pomegranate, red from madder root and yellow from turmeric. Usually Bagru
prints have ethnic floral patterns in natural colors. Bagru prints form the
essential part of the block printing industry of Rajasthan. The village
fabricates some of the bed covers and other materials. Now days this printing
business is under crisis due to water crises and improper care by State
Government where incentives based schemes are not available. It required a
channel market to spread the popularity of handmade bedsheets under cluster
program. There is no specific industrial zone to process the printing and
export. All is depending on Sanganer based big traders and speculators. Even in
entire town there is not a water treatment plant and chemical water is
releasing through municipal councils (Nagar Palika) drainage lines towards the
end of town.
ALUMNI
INTERVIEW
(ED:Editor, YSR: Yogendra Singh Ranawat)
ED: What is your name?
YSR: My name is Yogendra Singh Ranawat.
ED: What was your batch year ?
YSR: My batch year was 2008-2013
ED: Who were your batch mates?
YSR: My batch mates were Mayank Ozha,Marudhar Pal, Anurag Puri,
Captain Singh, Arjun Suthar, Chirag Vaishnav, Ashish Sharawat, Sonika Soni,
Divya Sagar, Payal,Shefali,Shaily,Anjali and many more.
ED: Which was your passing year?
YSR: My passing year was 2013.
ED: What are your present qualifications?
YSR: My present qualifications are M.com final year (running).
ED: Who was your favourite teacher of your time?
YSR: My favourite teacher of my time was Krishna Gopal sir.
ED: Had you ever participated in any activities, tournaments, etc?
YSR: Yes, I had participated in Football Tournament at state level, State
level Athletic Meet, West Zone Handball Tournament Gwalior.
ED: How was your experience at the FabIndia school?
YSR: My experience at this school was superb, I learned many things
from this school and now am missing it a lot
ED: Are there any memories that you will like to share with your
juniors, friends, students, etc.?
YSR: Yes, Parineeta Ranpal Ma'am taught me many things .During my
time I was the Head Boy of the school, I sorted out each and every matter of my
school mates. I also got Student of the Year award.
ED: Will you like to give any of the message to your juniors,
students, friends, etc.?
YSR: My message to Fabindians is that study a lot as it is important
but be forward in sports because in sports our body and mind remains fit and
fine.
STAFF
Tuesday, 18th July: Staff had their PDP Session. They sat in their respective
groups where they discussed their story which is allotted to them .They will
now work on it and make a new story, PPT, skit etc. relating that quality to
real life situations.
Thursday, 20th July: Staff had their one hour staff meeting and HOD session in
which they discussed what they have to imply to improve the quality in their
respective subject teaching.
Mr. Gajendra Mewara/ Educator was selected as the Teacher this
Week for his sincerity towards work and to be the first to submit his PDP
Assignment. He addressed the Assembly. He said, “First, I would like to thank
Principal Ma’am for giving me the honour and I would like to thank the entire
Fabindia School for making my day very beautiful. I would like to dedicate this
honour to the staff members, who are staying with me and who are working with
me. Each and every teacher is unique and special. Each and every staff member
has different qualities in herself/ himself. The achievement which I have got
it was just my work. I feel like a new railway platform is constructed and I
was the first passenger to arrive. And the platform is the learning forward
online platform. The Fabindia School is the best school. The importance of the
school was that at a rural area the school is maintaining the activities like
urban areas. For students I have a question. Which is your one motivating best
friend? I got the answer that is book. Yes, books are your best friend. Try and
make a relationship with your books. Those who have not make relationship with
books make the relationship as fast as you can.
So, love your books
Love your school
Love your teachers’
INTERVIEW
[ED: Editor, GM: Gajendra Mewara ]
ED: When did you
join the school?
GMA: I joined the school on 1st
July 2011
ED: Who was the
Principal at that time?
GMA: Mrs Parineeta Pampal was the
Principal at that time.
ED: What type of
environment was there?
GMA: The environment
was most friendly with happiness.
ED: Which classes
did you teach at first?
GMA: At first I
started teaching both junior section and middle section.
ED: What is your
qualification?
GMA: B.com, M.A BEd.
And just now I have completed my M.Com
ED: What do you
expect from the children?
GMA: The Fabindia
student is talented and has a good behavior. My expectations from students are
that I would like to see IAS, RAS and Politicians coming from The Fabindia
School.
ED: Have you taught
any school before Fabindia?
GMA: I have not
explored myself in the other schools. I would like to explore my professional
development in other school.
ED: What message
would you like to give to the students?
GMA: My message for
student would have to face challenges in life and enjoy yourself with positive
nature.
PARENT THIS WEEK
Mrs. Anju Mandlesha m/o Lenin
Mandlesha/ I was selected as the Parent this
week. She is a housewife. She addressed the students and gave them
the message to work hard, focus on their studies and concentrate on
their goal.
INTERVIEW
(ED: Editor, AM: Anju Mandlesha)
ED: What do you
do?
AM: I am a housewife.
ED: How many of
your wards are studying here?
AM: My one ward
is studying here.
ED: Have you
achieved your goal?
AM: No, I have
not achieved my goal because of some circumstances I had not done anything.
ED: What do you
expect your child to do?
AM: I want my
child to get success in life and it also depends on my child what he wants to
become and he should set a example for the students and whenever he goes
outside everyone should be proud of him.
ED: What do you
expect from the school?
AM: I expect the
students to learn etiquettes, manners from school and these manners will be
helpful for the new generation.
ED: What message
would you like to give to the students?
AM: Students
should work hard, focus in their studies and concentrate on their goal.
ED: How did you
like visiting the school?
AM: I loved
visiting the school.
SKILL
Koshik Soni/ XII/ RH was selected as the Student this Week for his talent in playing musical
instruments.
Determination: An
Important Life Skill
During the return journey, after having attended my daughter's
Graduation Ceremony, I pondered over her decision to join a corporate legal
firm for the next two years before pursuing her L.L.M in International
Business. A question constantly troubled me - Will my daughter be able to face
the world?
Luckily, I caught hold of a book by Dr. Anupam Sibal - "Is
Your Child Ready to face the World?" in the school library. I think every
parent and educator must read this book. It is a great aid for us educators in
understanding and helping our students, and inculcating various qualities and
soft skills in them, so that they can face the world with courage and
confidence.
Having been the class teacher of Class X and handling the
pressure of the students' first ever public examination (i.e. Class X Board
Examination), I recall the story of two of my students. One is that of Muskan,
a very confident and promising student from the very beginning, and the other
is that of Chandresh, a shy, simple, village student, who wanted to prove
himself by performing well and securing his future studies.
The challenge was to help students score high grades while
simultaneously equipping them to deal with the pressure of the Board
examination effectively. Muskan, on the one hand, was very confident and was
able to overcome all her difficulties by actively seeking the support of her
family and staff. On the other hand, Chandresh was a very shy and quiet
student, who hesitated in getting his doubts cleared and seeking the help of
the teachers in overcoming the pressure.
One Saturday, in the Life Skills lesson, I decided to assign to
my students various roles to play, so as to increase their determination and
will power and use this activity to discuss ways in which great personalities
like Napoleon used determination to achieve success.
As expected, Muskan gained the determination to set a record by
achieving 10 C.G.P.A. Chandresh, on the other hand, slowly opened up to me and
began discussing his personal and academic problems in various subjects. Other
teachers also helped him in overcoming his difficulties and solving his
personal problems.
The book is a powerful tool in the hands of all parents and
educators looking to make their children competent in facing the world by aiding
development of necessary skills and qualities in them. -Ajay Vijayvargi /Educator
Friday, 21st July: A picnic was organized for the students of Class Nursery to I.
Four teachers escorted the students to Shahidham, Rani .Students visited the
temple. Then they sat in the garden and played games. At 11.00 they had refreshments
provided. They boarded the bus at 11.30 AM and returned back at12.30 PM .They
enjoyed a lot and that could be seen on their innocent faces.
Saturday, 22nd July: Inter House Debate Competition was organized for students of
the senior section. The members of the jury were Mr. Govardhan Sain/ Parent and
Mrs Bharti Rao/ AD. The students confidently presented their views and gave a
beautiful presentation. The topic of the motion was ‘Effects of GST’ and
‘Changing pattern of Examination’.
Results:
I Dhyanchand House
II Raman House
III Teresa House
Individual Position
I Kirti Malviya/ XI/ DH
I Chanchal Choudhary/ XI/ RH
II Krisha Dave/ IX/GH
III Muskan Rathod/ XI/TH
Saturday, 22nd July: Inter House
GK. Quiz was organized for the students of Class II-V. There were eight
participants from each House. There were three rounds and in each round ten
questions were asked. All the rounds were buzzer rounds. The students gave
outstanding performance.
Results:
I
Teresa House
II
Dhyanchand House
III
Raman House
SPORT
Saturday, 22nd July: Three-legged race was organized for
the students of the Primary Section in the Main Campus. Students enjoyed a lot.
They gave their best to make their house win.
After the race School observed an Activity Day
GROUP I
I Bhanupratap Singh/
II/ TH & Ketan Solanki/ II/ TH
II Bhavesh Sirvi/ I/
GH & Aryan Rajpurohit/ I/ GH
III Lenin Mandlesha/
I/ DH & Harshvardhan Singh/ II/ DH
GROUP II
I Nitesh Dewasi/ IV/TH & Bhawani
Singh/ IV/ TH
II Anash Zai / III/ RH & Bhupendra
Singh/ III/ RH
III Mahendra Dewasi/ III/ DH &
Aryavardhan Singh Mahont/ III/ DH
GROUP III
I Punit Dave/ V/ RH & Abhinav
Singh/ V/ RH
II Disha Ojha/ V/ DH & Yasodha
Choudhary/ V/ DH
III Rahul Choudhary/ V/ GH & Mohit
Birawat/ V/GH
Best Players of IH Cricket Tournament were given a token of
appreciation in the Assembly
Best Girl Player: Vinita Sirvi/ VIII B/
GH
Best Boy Player: Kamlesh Paliwal/ X/GH
Best All Rounder Player: Ajaypal Meena/
X/ GH
STUDY
Friday, 21st July: Parliamentary Session was organized by Mrs. Kusum Sharma/
HOD S.St for Class VIII A & B. Students were divided into Lok Sabha and
Rajya Sabha. They were given duties of MP and Cabinet Ministers. They discussed
on Changes in RTE Act. The students not only enjoyed but were able to learn
their lesson easily.