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Nurturing the feeling of patriotism and righteousness and preparing the students to be effective participants in civic society, Atmiya Vidya Mandir celebrated 64th Republic Day with much gusto and grandeur. All students, teachers, hostel staff members and other members of AVM family gathered at school cricket ground to commemorate this national festival on 26th January. The chief guests of the event were P.Prabodh Swamiji, P. Sugney Swamiji and P.Fuvaji. These esteemed guests were accompanied by honourable dignitaries of the school P. Harish Sir and P Natuda. The chief guests were welcomed with mush zest as they arrived. After the pujan and invoking blessings of God, the flag was hoisted by the school principal Dr. Vijay Patel. The unfurled flag was honoured with singing of the national anthem. The jolly and jovial hosts of the programme were P Pushpak Sir and P Kshitij Sir. Soon, they announced beginning of the march past by the colourful troop of all four student-houses. The spectators students and teachers filled with pride to see them marching. It was followed by a heart-stirring speech by P Mukesh Sir.
The main attraction of this event was the melodious song on unity and fraternity sung by AVM choir group. Everybody presented in the event was enthralled to witness mesmerizing drill show by students of 1st and 2nd grade. It was an incredible show by tiny tots dressed up as black commandos as Sports teachers Yogesh Sir and Raj Sir trained them for such swiftness and scintillating movements. It was followed by a mass drill show by students of 3rd , 4th and 5th who were trained by Hemant Sir. Students of grade 6th and 7th demonstrated different Yoga exercises for healthy mind and healthy body. Last but not the least was human pyramid formed by students of 8th to 10th. These students exhibited their amazing strength and flexibility for forming human pyramid. The programme ended with vote of thanks and distribution of sweets. The celebration was marked with saluting the flag , carry the true spirit of independent and aware citizen of a self-governing country.
…………faith in our words,
…………….pride in our hearts,
…………memories in our souls,
with patriotic zest and fervour…… Let’s salute the nation on Republic Day!!!
Written by: Yathansh Joshi (Std 7)
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Dr Parameswaran was welcomed in the auditorium by class 10th to 12th students. He was offered a bouquet by our Principal Dr. Vijay Patel and was introduced by Paramrut Sir.
Then he talked to us about Law as a career. He told the students that law bridges the gap between problems and solutions and is a very lucrative option. From his experience, he shared that he found studying as well as teaching law to be very interesting. He even said that it is one of the most difficult careers but if a student has will, determination & hard work than he/she can easily study and excel in the field of law. He also mentioned that law was a lucrative career option in terms of earning money.
Later on in the day a special seminar was arranged for the students aspiring for a career in law. Dr Parameswaran solved their doubts and was happy to see such a huge number of law career aspirants raising intelligent questions. He guided them about the techniques to deal with the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), job prospects and life at National Law Universities. He even said that it was not always necessary to practise law after studying as one could also run a successful business after their study with their understanding of law. He also said that many successful UPSC candidates are law graduates. Finally at the end of the seminar, Dr Parameswaran was presented a memento by our Vice-Principal Ashish Patel.
Dr Parameswaran certainly passed over his passion for law to the students and motivated us to “Be Nice and Work Hard”. He keenly took a campus tour and expressed his pleasure meeting with the students and staff of our school.
Written by: Aneesh Sharma (12th Commerce)
This great event was preceded by two elimination rounds. First, there was an Open Audition round in which near around 200 students participated, this strength was remarkable enough to conclude that a large number of students of AVM have inclination towards music. The semi-final round was held among 30 selected students which put only 8 students to contest in grand finale.
In this ‘Music Battle,’ all performances were planned and organized to create an attempt to capture the spicy yet melodious flavour of singing on stage. The performances of student-singers were largely of the Modern-Jazz & Contemporary forms, with a high quotient of singing skill and grace. Synchronization and rhythm were the key themes of this singing contest as participants sang groovy numbers. From the intense and hard hitting, to the light hearted and tongue-in cheek, turned out to be a grand hit.
“The challenge was to sing fairly well to coordinate with the type of song selected for singing” said Mr. Mayank (Antriksh Band) one of the judges.
Taking the audience through both the old and new numbers there was an ear-splitting response. The day’s events drew to a close as Ronak Mistry and Anand Pandya gave a scintillating, energy-filled performance on instrumental music.
The finalists ultimately achieved the following positions:
Group A: Std 1 to 5
Group B: Std 6 to 10
Group: Keyboard
Judges: Mayank Sir, Vishal Sir, Birju Sir
The event could not have possibly been the way it happened had it not been for the untiring efforts of the music teachers of Atmiya Vidya Mandir: Somnath Sir and Jaimin Sir supported by students of grade 10.
Written by: Yathansh Joshi (Std 7)
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64वे गणतंत्र दिवस एवं आत्मीय विद्यामंदिर के 9वे वार्षिक खेल-कूद महोत्सव का अद्भुद समन्वय
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विद्यामंदिर के चारो हाउस(सत्यम् हाउस, शिवम् हाउस, सुंदरम् हाउस एवं सुह्रयदम्
हाउस) के चारों झंडों एवं खेल-कूद के झंड़े को हवा में फहराया ।
आत्मीय विद्यामंदिर के खिलाड़ियों ने प्रज्वलित की एवं प्रधानाचार्य श्री विजय सर
ने मैदान को खेल-कूद के लिए औपचारिक रूप से खुला करने की उदघोषणा की।
शिक्षको के अनुदेश एवं मार्ग दर्शन में खेलों का प्रारंभ किया।
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ने अपने प्रभावी एवं सुक्तियों, मुहावरों एवं बिंबों का उपयोग कर खेल के मैदान को
शब्दों का शृंगार पहनाकर सुशोभित कर दिया।
2013 तक चला। बच्चों ने हर खेल में नएँ-नएँ अनेक कीर्तिमान स्थापित
किए। इस तीन दिवस के आयोजन में विविध संतों ने अपनी उपस्थिति द्वारा बच्चों का
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मुख्य रहें।
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(trophy) से अलंकृत किया
गया। सभी खेल बहुत ही रामांचक रहें। छात्रों ने इन खेलों का
भरपूर आनंद उठाया।
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