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~~Vijetha
VII,B

M.C.G.S

THINK FOR A MOMENT.. B4 U SHARE

Nowadays people are always using different forms of media to stay aware of their surroundings. People nowadays are too busy to check every topic and discuss everything with everyone, Hence when they are using social media, they trust any kind of info they get, let me get a few examples:- have you ever seen messages on your chat like this 

 "Important message from Delhi Police all over India: For the next few weeks do not drink any product of Frooti, as a worker from the company has added his blood contaminated with HIV (AIDS). It was shown yesterday on NDTV. Please forward this message urgently to people you care. Take Care.. Share it as much as you can. Every life is precious. Do your bit, I did mine."

From Saturday morning WhatsApp will become chargeable. If you have at least 10 contacts, send them this message. In this way we will see that you are an avid user and your logo will become blue and will remain free. As discussed in the paper today, WhatsApp will cost Euro 0.01 per message. Send this message to 10 people. When you do, the light will turn blue otherwise WhatsApp will activate billing… Its True… You get blue ticks!

well friends these are hoaxes, do not trust em, they all are of course false and hardly help you in any way so please don't forward any of these messages cause there might be some one out their who'll take these messages too seriously. I also would like to tell that messages which say "if you share this message we will donate money to poor people are false too I din mean to hurt or debate Jus want to say tat there....are people. Who create certain spam Posts...the  disgraceful people who create these scam posts are beneath contempt. They have no place on our social networks and should be ousted and reviled for their contemptible behaviour. By forwarding...them we gain nothing..so ....Rather forward ng a chain Message please don't trust the Internet blindfolded, check the facts then share..

~~ AAYUSH

REPORTER

M.C.G.S

Exam Fever

 
 

Exams !!!

our mcgs is masked by the fever of exams.................all the heads into the books. now, awaiting anxiously  to prove ourselves . this 17  th  of September we begin  our sa-1 exams .The exam schedule is very tight . All the students would be exchanging their classes . the exams would be of 3 hours. where we would go half day and non-examination days shall be half days and be deemed present ,and then most awaited ........ holidays yaahoooooooooo .......... holidays !!! after exams. we would have 12 days of autumn break on the account of Dushera. all of us will be excited for holidays .But  now it is time for us to study . 

so  here are some tips to do the exam well

Exam Tip #1

Wake up early so that you do not need to rush through having breakfast and getting ready.

Exam Tip #2

Check the subject  and time of the exam to make sure that you have not confused the sub/time/day.

Exam Tip #3

Have a balanced breakfast and eat nothing risky (probably not the best day to have a super-hot curry!). Bananas are always a good option.

Exam Tip #4

Before leaving home, check that you have everything that you will need – ID, stationery, etc.

Exam Tip #5

Head to the exam with plenty of time. A lot of unexpected events can happen on your way there and you do not want to be late!

Exam Tip #6

If there are people around who are panicking, avoid them. They are not doing you any favour!

Exam Tip #7

Go to the toilet before the exam starts. Exams can be quite long and there is no time to waste.

Exam Tip #8

Remember to write your name on the exam paper. You would not believe how many people have forgotten to do it!

Exam Tip #9

Read all the questions carefully before starting and quickly plan how much time to allocate to each.

Exam Tip #10

Start answering the questions that you feel most confident about. There is no need to answer the questions in order.

Exam Tip #11

If your brain freezes, just start writing anything and you will soon start remembering more details.

Exam Tip #12

Don’t spend more time than you planned on a particular section/question or you might run out of time to answer other questions and gain those extra marks! Also,  leave any questions that you are unsure about for the end.

Exam Tip #13

Don’t be afraid to ask the examiner if you are not clear on a question.

Exam Tip #14

Use every minute of the exam and if you have time left, review your answers before handing back the paper.

Exam Tip #15

Stay calm, you have done your homework and have nothing to fear!

All the very best and do well!!!!!

,good bye. 

  by
Shreyanjana and Abdul wasay

Grade 8th

HINDI DIWAS

Hindi is our National Language and we all should be proud of it.Hindi is also called as a ‘link language’, which connects the united India.September 14, 1949, was when Hindi was adopted as the official language of the Constituent Assembly.

Hindi Diwas is celebrated all through the India to show the importance of Hindi language in the country. The Hindi language in India has a big history which belongs to the Indo-Aryan branch of the Indo-European language family. After being an independent country, the Government of India made a goal to standardize the mother tongue means the Hindi language with the grammar and orthography. Devanagari script is used to bring uniformity in writingIt is spoken in many countries of the world including Mauritius, Pakistan, Surinam, Trinidad and some other countries. It is the language spoken as a mother tongue by around 258 million people and known as the 4^th largest language of the world.

It is celebrated as an event every year on 14th of September, because the Hindi language (written in Devanagari script) was first adopted by the Constituent Assembly of India as the official language of the Republic of India on 14th of September in 1949. The decision of using Hindi language as an official language of India was legalized by the Constitution of India (which came into effect on 26th of January in 1950). According to the Constitution of India, Hindi language written in Devanagari script was first adopted as the official language of India under the Article 343.

And with an aim to rekindle the love for India’s official language among us students, we celebrated 'Hindi Diwas' for one week and to show their appreciation towards the national language we had special assembly and various activities for Grade 1-X such as Fancy Dress competition , Hindi poem recitation, Doha Recitation, Elocution , Poster making . Children participated with great enthusiasm 

ECO FRIENDLY GANESH CHATURDHI AT OUR SCHOOL

Ganesh Chaturthi’ was celebrated @ MCGS in a unique way. As we are concerned about the fast degrading environment caused by air and water pollution, students were asked to make Ganesh idols using clay. Grade Nur-X participated in idol making . They came up with innovative ideas ......

 MODELLING CLAY GANESH

VEGETABLE  GANESH

PAPER QUELLING GANESH

GANESH BY GRADE- X

GANESH BY GRADE VI

GRADE VIII GANESH

BEST OF ALL  BY OUR LITTLE HANDERS............

GANESH BY PRE PRIMARY

A Dazzling Day

Nature is fascinating,

Which is also astonishing.

All the creatures,

With distinctive features.

In our tradition,

Its all devotion.

With all the richness,

In the charming dayspring sparkness.

Everybody is fond to play,

On each and every nautical day

~~D.Akshagna
GRADE: X

Investiture ceremony

We MCGIANS  have been always inspired by our  vision that every child that comes to this temple of learning must be person filled with knowledge, fear of God, respect to the elders, respecting the rules and regulations of this education portal, love and reverence to parents and love for the nation. The students are the torch – bearers of tomorrow. Therefore, nurturing them and fostering in them a sense of self-respect, self discipline, the capacity to enjoy life as independent, self – motivated adults and the willingness to care for others are extremely pertinent.

Delegation of responsibility and giving authority to children is important as it teaches them lifelong skills of being powerful and caring at the same time making them best citizen in making. Foreseeing the welfare of the student’s future to train them in leadership skills the school’s student’s council was selected after rigorous and democratic process in which the students had to go through many process to get selected for the much- coveted student’s council body.

In this solemn ceremony the new perfect body of leaders swearing in was a gracious moment for the gathering to witness the emerging leader.. This was definitely one of the most significant events for our school and also a defining moment in student leader lives too.
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Reporters
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