ED: How
did you start working in the field of Service?
KR: I
always used to hear that whatever deeds one performs , it returns to him or her
back and as I grew up this thought grew stronger with me and still I don’t know
when it became a desire in me to serve my society in every possible way to
serve the nation one day. And when I became a part of The Fabindia School
slowly by slowly this desire came into Action.
ED: What
challenges did you face while performing such deeds?
KR: When
I started serving people around me, some people criticized me and some
appreciated me but yes, as it is said that “Nothing is easy to get one needs to
pay a price to earn it” .And after every criticism my will grew more and more
stronger and today because of those taunts I have a path to walk on.
ED: How
has the school helped you to inculcate these qualities?
KR: I
am very thankful to my school for inculcating these qualities in me
by organizing various service projects inside and outside the school which
helped me to lighten the true spirit of a responsible and a noble citizen. With
that I am very delighted to be a part of My Good School Program at
our school which provides various opportunities to every child in the school to
build better communication with the society.
ED: How
will you encourage more and more children to participate in service projects?
KR: I
would organize various service activities to popularize this field and with
that I would also make children aware about the importance of service in their
upcoming life because it is necessary for the young generation to understand
their role as a good human being in honor of their nation.
ED: What
have you achieved in this field?
KR: I
have achieved lot of respect and recognition from the society, a proud feeling
for my parents, I stand as a good human being and most important the happiness
after doing something good for others and all this is the greatest achievement
for me.
ED: What
are your future plans to continue in this field?
KR: After
passing out from the school I will continue being a part of my Good School Program
and with that I will spread my knowledge to develop the society in a better
manner and would arrange campaigns to collaborate with other people to keep my self-engaged
in helping others.
Excellence in Skill - Gajendra Singh
(Editor: Archana Koratkar, GS:
Gajendra Singh)
ED: Since when have you been practicing in art
activities and competitions?
GS: I am practicing in art since 2014 when I
participated at the school Art and Craft Exhibition.
ED: How did you learn to draw or paint?
GS: I learned art from the help of the resources available on
the internet. I drew them on the paper, with a desire to always draw better
from the original one.
ED: Who helped you to flourish in this skill?
GS: There has been strong support of many people. Internet was most
helpful. The support from Usha Ma'am, the art teacher, was really
really good. She gave me lots of opportunities for showcasing my talent.
Parth Sir, ex-art teacher taught me what art was.
ED: Did your family support you?
GS: Yes. There was a huge support from my family's side to my art
talent. Saroj di, my sister, helped me a lot. My family's contribution towards
my art is a lot.
ED: Till now, what have you achieved in this field?
GS: I have a great fan following on the social media because of my
art talent. I have created my own YouTube channel where I post my art videos. I
post my drawings on my Instagram page.
ED: Who influenced you to play with colours and drawings?
GS: The inspiration for working in the art field rose from being a
part of the school Art and Craft Exhibition. My interest in drawing also
rose when I saw the drawings of my seniors, Richa di and Kirti di.
ED: What were the challenges faced by you during your journey as an
artist?
GS: I faced many challenges when I tried to make a new colour
combination. While coloring the drawing, I kept wondering about the colour
adjustment needed for a particular art form.
ED: What message would you like to give to the students?
GS: When I tried to draw a picture taken from the internet, I always
tried to make it better than the original one. Many times, it happened with me
that I was disappointed and discouraged by myself that I could not make it. But
still, I used to try and surprisingly, it became very good. So, I want to
tell that one should never give up. Always keep trying and never lose hope.
ED: What would you do more for the development of art?
GS: I would definitely do more in this field. I'll choose art as my
career. I have planned to take part in the famous art exhibitions held in big
cities like Ahmedabad etc. I'll do college plus art business. I'll try to take
part in the foreign exhibitions.
Excellence
in Sports: Parikshit Singh
(ED: Meenakshi
Choudhary, PS: Parikshit Singh.)
ED: Why this trophy is necessary for you?
PS: This trophy will help me in my future
for admission in NDA.
ED: This year have you played any national level sport?
PS: Yes, in Squash, organized by Indian Squash Academy.
ED: In which game are you perfect?
PS: I am not perfect in any game but I want to be
perfect in Football and Squash.
ED: If you ever get choice to choose either sports or study,
what will you choose?
PS: I will definitely choose sports because it will
definitely make me healthy and fit and it will help me make a career in sports.
ED: What do you want to do in future?
PS: I want to be a sportsman and I want represent India.
Excellence in Study- Nitesh Choudhary
(ED: Vinita Sirvi, NC: Nitesh
Choudhary)
ED: How do you
feel in getting this trophy?
NC:
I feel so proud, happy and confident.
ED: Were you
expecting this trophy?
NC:
Yes, I was sure that I will definitely get this trophy because I think that I
deserve this as I was the topper of class XI.
ED: What are your suggestions
for those who are contesting this next year?
NC:
I only want to say that for this trophy they require subject certificate, Olympiad
certificate and toppers certificate.
ED: Was there any
competition and competitors for this trophy?
NC:
Yes, there was competition for this trophy. Parikshit and Devika were strong
competitors for me.
Parineeta Ranpal's
English Proficiency Award: Devika Choudhary
(ED: Charu Vaishnav,
DC: Devika Choudhary)
ED: How did you gain proficiency in the field of English?
DC: First of all, I started delivering speeches in the School
Assembly. By that I gained confidence, later I started participating in Inter
School Competition like Debates and Speech.
ED: What is the value of this award in your life?
DC: This award is very important for me as it will help me in
admission to a good college and for my future.
ED: What were the challenges faced by you during this journey of
achieving thus award?
DC: There were many challenges that I faced. Speaking
English in front of my classmates is such a tough task. I participated in many
competitions and there were many tough competitors but I worked hard and tried
to be the best.
ED: How did you choose between this award and the Excellence
in Skill Trophy? Are you happy about it?
DC: Yes, I am happy for picking the English Proficiency Award rather
than the trophy because English is the medium of instruction in every field and
is more important. This will be helpful in future when I will face interviews etc.
ED: Who inspired you the most?
DC: I was inspired most by my parents, Principal Ms. Rajeshree
Shihag and English Teacher Ms. Bharti Rao. They have always motivated me in all
aspects.
Volume No. 402 Published by The Editorial Board: Mrs Bharti Rao, Mr Krishan Gopal, Ms Swabhi Parmar,, Anumesh Rao, Ipshita Rathore, Archana Koratkar, Meenakshi Choudhary, Vinita Sirvi, Charu Vaishnav, Puran Choudhary, Jatin Tripash, Khush Rajpurohit, Diksha Choudhary, Tammana Solanki, Kesar Sompura & Uma Choudhary
STUDENT: Omprakash Mobarsha/ VI A was selected as the Student this Week for diligently
performing his duty as a responsible scout. He thanked Principal Ma'am and his teachers for giving him this opportunity as the student this
week. He shared that he is in the Scout and Guides Club. On Annual Day, he was on duty in the Learning Forward India Campus. He shared, " I willingly helped and guided the guests, parents etc. to park their cars
and other vehicles in the right parking area. It was a new experience for me as
I feel that it is everyone's duty to do something for the School. I thought
everything should be managed to avoid any confusions. So I, myself did this
duty." In the end, he quoted 'Hard work is the key to
success.'
EDUCATOR: Mr
Parkash Dangi was selected as the Educator this Week. He shared his views on Time Management. He shared that time management is very important in a student's life. Time management makes a
student successful and leads a happy life. He shared that through time management one can
make his or her life beautiful and happier.
Tuesday, 19th November: A group of students went to participate in Scout and Guide Camp at Jodhpur escorted by Mr Jaffar Khan and Mrs Sharmila Vijaywargi. They
all were rewarded with certificates in the Assembly by Principal Ma'am for
participating in the camp.
