Mera
Bali
Rajeev Khandelwal, an
Indian television and film actor, singer and host was born on 16th October 1975
in a Marwari family in Jaipur, Rajasthan. He is the second son of Lt. Col. C.L. Khandelwal
(retired) and Mrs Vijay Laxmi Khandelwal He did his schooling from Kendriya
Vidyalaya, Jaipur. He later earned a Bachelor's degree in Chemistry from St. Xavier's College, Ahmedabad. In
2007, he adopted a five-year-old girl named Swati from an institute called
Muskaan. Khandelwal got married to his long time girlfriend Manjiri Kamtikar on
7th February 2011. He has said he is an atheist but he is not against people
who follow any religion. As one of the
most popular Indian television and film actors he has established a career in
Hindi television shows and films. He is a recipient of many awards for his
different performances. He started his acting career with the TV series, "Kya Hadsaa Kya Haqeeqat" (2002) where he played the
negative lead in one of the stories. His first daily serial where he played the
male lead is Kahiin To Hoga
(2003-2005). After this he acted in many television shows which include Time Bomb 9/11 (2005), Sun Leyna (2006), Left Right Left (2007)
to name a few. In 2008, he made his Bollywood debut with the film Aamir which proved to be a turning point
in his career. Forth which he became part of many films like Shaitan (2011), Soundtrack (2011), Table No.21 (2013), Samrat & Co (2015) and others. Apart from acting
he has hosted many reality shows which are Deal Ya No Deal, Sacch Ka Saamna, Super Cars and My Endeavour. In 2015, he returned to television with Sony TV's show Reporters. He
currently stays at Goregaon, Mumbai, India. He started working with a Delhi based production house and also
modeled for brands like LML, Green Label Whiskey, Videocon and many more. Subhash K. Jha of NDTV reviewed "his performance is so
accomplished that he proves, not for the first time, that he's among the most
engaging actorstoday. For the money, time and attention, he is the true rock
star." Taran Adarsh added "Playing an emotionally unstable
character is always taxing and an edgy journey for any actor, but Rajeev
emerges triumphant with a bravura performance."
ALUMNI
Interview
(ED:
Editor, ADA: Ajaydeep Deora)
ED: What is your name?
ADA: My name is Ajaydeep Deora.
ED: What is your batch year?
ADA: My batch year is 2009.
ED: Who were your batch mates?
ADA: Darshan, Disha, Parul, Karishma,
Surbhi, Vinay, Ravindrapal, Parikshit.
ED: Who was the Principal of that time?
ADA: Mrs. Parineeta Ranpal was the Principal
of the time.
ED: Who was the favourite teacher of your
time?
ADA: I have shared a very good bond and
equation with almost all my teachers. But if I have to name a few, I would say
Pinky Ma’am, Jatiya Ma’am, Parineeta Ma’am, Bharti Ma’am.
ED: Have you ever participated in any
event, tournament?
ADA: I did not much participate in sports
but I was a part of almost every Inter House event. I have also participated in
Archery Tournament at regional level.
ED: Would you like to share any
experience of school?
ADA: I have spent ten wonderful years at
this school. Whatever I am today is because of what I learned here. There are
memories of this school which I still cherish. All the love that I got here
makes this school an integral part of my life and myself.
ED: Have you any memories which you want
to share?
ADA: I would like to share some memories
that when I was in Class X I was voted as the Head Girl of the school. That
moment can never be forgotten. I was humble to be that the majority of the
student voted for me. I believe that I was kind of popular among all the
students.
ED: Would you like to give any message to
the school, junior, friends, etc.
ADA: I would like to give the message
that as learn as much as you can because this learning in school will be act as
the foundation for all your upcoming events of life now and also in future.
STAFF
Ms.
Urmila Rathod was selected as the Teacher this Week for her sincerity towards
teaching and always ready to take new responsibilities.
Interview
(ED: Editor, URE: Urmila Rathore)
ED: When do
you join the school?
URE:
I joined the school in 2009.
ED; Who was the
Principal at that time?
URE: Mrs. Parineeta Ranpal.
ED: What type
of environment was there?
URE: The
environment was cooperative and healthy.
ED: Which
classes did you teach at first?
URE:: I taught
Prep Class at first.
ED: What is
your qualification?
URE: M.A, Bed.
ED: What do
you expect from children?
URE: I expect
from the children to be respectful, responsible and be a happy child.
ED: Have you taught
in any school before Fabindia?
URE: No, I have
not taught any school before Fabindia.
ED: What message would you like to give to the
students?
URE: I would
like to give message to the students to listen to your elders and always think
positive because positive thinking is most important key to success. Be a
leader for your life, goal and future.
PARENT THIS WEEK
Ms.Jaya
Munoyat M/O Arham Munoyat/ Nursery and Jainam Munoyat/ I was selected as the
Parent this Week. She addressed the Assembly and related a story to the
students in which she gave the message that all the Fabindians are Gems of
Bali.
Interview
[ED:
Editor, JM: Jaya Munoyat]
ED: What
do you do?
JM: I
am a housewife.
ED: How
many of your wards are studying here?
JM: My
two wards are studying here. Jainam Munoyat in Class I and Arham Munoyat
in Nursery.
ED: Have
you achieved your goal?
JM: No,
I have not achieved my goal. I wanted to become a lawyer but because of some
circumstances I couldn’t complete my goal.
ED: What
do you expect your children to do?
JM: They
should work hard and study well and shine like a diamond. They should respect
everyone.
ED: What
do you expect from the school?
JM: I
have lot of expectation from the school. They should encourage students and
tell them about manners. It will be ok if they will not be good at studies but
they should have manners.
ED: What
message would you like to give the students?
JM: They
should work hard and concentrate on studies. Time is money so they should not
waste time and they should respect everyone.
ED: How
did you like visiting the school?
JM: Very
nice.
SKILL
Maharaj
Singh / XII Sc.Math was selected as the Student this Week for helpful and
friendly behavior towards both juniors and seniors. He gave the message to the
students to have courage as it overcomes all fear and leads to success. He told
the students to change their stereotype mentality that Math is tough subject.
He told the children to have positive thinking and change their mentality
towards Math. Then they will be able to create interest in Math.
Happy Students, Happy Teachers
After
reading the book "Is your Child ready to Face the World?" by Dr.
Sibal for the LFIN Professional Development Program during the summer
vacation, I visualized and understood the psychology of students, and as an
educator decided to utilise these valuable tips in the teaching-learning
process.
Apart
from regular Computer lessons, whenever I have a substitution lesson with any
class, I have started getting my classes to the computer lab to let the
students use the internet to access permissible sites, download relevant
content, and save it in a folder. This has helped them in learning new tactics
and using new software.
Different
age groups enjoyed these free periods and started requesting the substitution
in-charge to assign more periods (free) to me. The smaller kids who used the
computers in the lab felt happy and excited, and enjoyed the simple activity of
coloring of objects in MS Paint.
The
older ones enjoyed as most of them never get a chance to search the internet,
and thereby enjoyed surfing various educational sites. They happily collected
the information that was useful to them and pertained to their interest, and
shared their experiences with their parents and helped create a good image of
the school.
The
seniors students always try to obtain necessary information, learn new
softwares and technology, download previous year board exam papers, and solve
online test papers to check their level of preparation for the exam. They also
discuss various new apps that can help them maximize the benefits of technology.
Trying
to make my students happy really gives me a great sense of satisfaction and
happiness. It has in turn helped me in communicating with my students better
and improving their skills.-Usman Gani/ Educator
Spread Happiness
Reading the book "Is Your Child Ready to Face the
World?" by Dr. Anupam Sibal has been a very pleasant experience. I liked
all the qualities explained in the book, but "Making Others Happy" has
impressed me the most. I believe that it is a very important quality in order
to improve the ethical standards of our children. The author describes how the
students live happily in their own dream world and try to reconcile the world
around them with it.
Nowadays,
students in a classroom increasingly need happiness as they are constantly
experiencing a number of pressures relating to academics, parents and their
peers. The result is stress, frustration, and anger. We can make them happy by
listening to them and guiding them towards the joy that resides in sports,
music, nature and art.
When
the students in my class spot clouds in the sky, they always demand to play or
study outside. And though it is difficult to send them outside on a regular
basis, a creative teacher can do that some times by asking them to maintain
happiness and politeness in the classroom in return on other days.
A
happy teacher can instil joy in the circumstances and the world of her
students. A teacher can transform her classroom into a place as exciting as the
Disneyland by teaching her students about values such happiness, love for
nature, and sporting attitude. She can demonstrate to them the importance of
having a zest for life despite its harsh realities.
I
remember a boy named Ajaypal in class II who always used to sit quietly in the
classroom. Whenever I asked him questions or went near him, he got upset and
scared. He never participated in class activities. I decided to find the reason
behind this behaviour in order to solve the problem. So, I ordered him to keep
smiling regardless of his mood. After some days, he began turning into a happy
and confident child. He even secured the 1st position in the Inter-House English
Recitation Competition.
Through
this incident, I learnt that a happy child never gives up hope. We should
listen to them carefully, try to remove their unhappiness, and teach them with
a positive approach. It is well understood that stressed and unhappy people
never think positively and make mistakes in their tasks. Hence, being happy and
positive is a necessary trait to lead a wholesome life.
I
believe that real learning happens in a happy environment, so I will try to
make my children happy to help them achieve better results, both in the
classroom and beyond. -
Urmila Rathore/ Educator
Urmila Rathore/ Educator
SPORT
Wednesday, 9th
August: The School Football
Team participated in Under 17 District Football Tournament organized at Bijova.
They won first quarter final by 5-0 and second quarter final by 2-0. Their
performance was fabulous. But unfortunately they lost in Semi-Finals by 2-1.The
team played Hard-line and were able to secure third position. Congratulations on their success.
STUDY
Tuesday, 8th
August- Friday, 11th August: Activity Week was organized in all subjects.
Different activities were performed from Class II-X like role-playing,
model-making, class magazine, practicals, crossword puzzle etc. Students
happily participated in the activities and gave their best.
Saturday, 12th
August: IH Science Quiz was
organized for the students of Class VI-VIII. There were six participants from
each house, two from each class. They had four rounds. Last round was rapid
fire round. Students were prepared for the quiz and answered quickly and
correctly. Mr. Mangilal Choudhary/ Parent gave away the certificates to the
winner participants.
RESULTS
I Gandhi House
II Teresa House
III Raman House