5 THINGS MAKE YOU SUCCESSFUL

You will be  successful in your life 

if you mean 5 things

1.Creativity  (Thinking New)

2.Innovation ( Doing New)

3.Gratitude ( Paying Back )

4.Enjoyment ( Laughter..wit..)

5.Family that supports you.....

THESE

5 THINGS MAKE YOU SUCCESSFUL
BUT .....

MAY-IMPORTANT DAYS

May 01 - World Labour Day or May Day or Workers Day, 
Maharashtra Day
May 03 - Press Freedom Day(Intl.), International Sun Day,
 World Asthma Day, International Energy Day
May 04 - Coal Miners Day(Intl.), International Firefighters’ Day
1st Sunday of May - World Laughter Day
May 05 - World Athletics Day, World Midwives Day
May 06 - World No Diet Day
May 08 - World Red Cross Day or Red Crescent Day,
 Remembrance and Reconciliation for Lost Lives of Second World War
May 09 - World Thalassaemia Day
2nd sunday of May - World Mother Day
May 10 - International Migratory Bird Day
May 11 - National technology day
May 12 - International Nurses Day
May 13 - International Criminal Court Day
May 15 - International Day of the Families

School Library Association

Launch  of redesigned website of 

Indian School Library Association, 

ISLA, 

the most awaited Library Association of India.

Visit the site at

http://isla.org.in/ 

and feel free to add

your comments

and suggestions.

Keep visiting the website.

More updates are coming.

The mission of the Indian School Library Association (ISLA) is to provide a national forum for those people interested in promoting effective school library media programs as viable instruments in the educational process. ISLA also provides guidance and advice for the development of school library programs and the school library profession. ISLA works in cooperation with other professional associations and agencies.

Indian School Library Association (ISLA) is affiliated to International Association of School Librarianship (IASL)

Functions

The school library functions as a vital instrument in the educational process, not as a separate entity isolated from the total school program but involved in the teaching and learning process. Its goals could be expressed through the following functions:

• Informational – to provide for reliable information, rapid access, retrieval and transfer of information; the school library should be part of regional and national information networks.
• Educational – to provide continuous lifelong education through provision of the facilities and atmosphere for learning: guidance in location, selection and use of material and training in information skills, through integration with classroom teaching; promotion of intellectual freedom.
• Cultural – to improve the quality of life through the presentation and support of the aesthetic experience, guidance in appreciation of arts, encouragement of creativity, and development of positive human relations.
• Recreational – to support and enhance a balanced and enriched life and encourage meaningful use of leisure time through provision of recreational information, materials and programs of recreational value, and guidance in the use of leisure time.

 Materials

“Appropriateness” implies:

• an awareness of the total range of information and communication technology;
• variety concerning many fields of knowledge and recreational activities;
• material designed to serve children within the range of their cognitive, effective and psychomotor skills;
• relevance to the school’s teaching/learning program;
• appeal to children’s interests;
• use of the student’s primary language;
• reflection of the cultural interests valued by the children’s families;
• application of the economic environment.

http://isla.org.in/

ANNUL DAY -10 MAY 2016

DEAR ALL

 THE SCHOOL IS HOSTING 

ITS

ANNUAL DAY FOR

 2015-16

ON 10 MAY 2016

SO  GET READY FOR THE SHOW

AND 

START WORKING

RIGHT FROM NOW.

CONTACT - 

MR. G. P. BHAGAT PGT HIST.

Mrs. BIMLA DALAL TGT HINDI

Mrs. SHALINI SHARMA. PRT ( MUSIC) 

FOR  PARTICIPATION

......................................

SKIT UNDER 

AEP 

"TAPPORIS TO TOPPERS"

SCIENTOLOGY.......?

COMMUNICATION (ARC)

Another tool of considerable importance in Scientology and one that greatly assists interpersonal relationships is the principle of affinity, reality and communication. These three interdependent factors may be expressed in a triangle.

The first corner of the triangle is affinity, which is the degree of liking or affection or lack of it. It is the feeling of love or liking for something or someone.

The second corner of the ARC Triangle is called reality, which could be defined as “that which appears to be.” Reality is fundamentally agreement. What we agree to be real is real.

The third corner of the triangle is communication, defined as the interchange of ideas or objects between two people. In human relationships this corner is more important than the other two corners of the triangle.

The interrelationship of the triangle becomes apparent at once when one asks, “Have you ever tried to talk to an angry man?” Without a high degree of liking and without some basis of agreement, there is no communication.Without communication and some basis of emotional response, there can be noreality. Without some basis for agreement and communication there can be no affinity.

Thus these three things form a triangle. Unless there are two corners of a triangle, there cannot be a third corner. Desiring any corner of the triangle, one must include the other two.

http://www.scientology.in/what-is-scientology/basic-principles-of-scientology/the-arc-triangle.html

AEP-CLUB-2016-17

PEER EDUCATORS

HOUSE TEAMS -2016-17

 ASHOKA HOUSE- PATRIOTISM 

 TAGORE HOUSE- ENVIRONMENT

RAMAN HOUSE- GAMES AND SPORTS

 SHIVA JI HOUSE- SC. AND TECHNOLOGY

April 26 - World Intellectual Property Day

Patents
	Acts
		The Patents Act 1970 - html | pdf (incorporating all amendments till 11-03-2015)
		The Patents Act 1970 (English) | हिन्दी
		The Patents (Amendment) Act 1999, 26 March 1999 (English) | हिन्दी
		The Patents (Amendment) Act 2002, 25 June 2002 (English) | हिन्दी
		The Patents (Amendment) Act 2005 (English) | हिन्दी
	Rules
		Draft Patent (Amendment) Rules, 2015 are published for public comments English | Hindi  | Time for receiving suggestions extended upto 11-12-2015
		The Patents Rules, 2003 - html | pdf (incorporating all amendments till 11-03-2015)
		Patents (Amendment) Rules 2014 (English) - हिन्दी
		Gazette Notification of Patent (Amendements) Rules 2013
		The Patents Rules 2003 (English) | हिन्दी
		The Patents (Amendment) Rules 2005, dated 28-12-2004 (SO No. 1418 (E) (English) | हिन्दी
		The Patents (Amendment) Rules 2006, dated 05-05-2006 (SO NO. 657 (E) (English/Hindi)
		The Patent (Amendment) Rules, 2012  (English/Hindi)
Designs
	Acts
		Act of 2000  (English)
	Rules
		Designs (Amendment) Rules 2014
		Draft Designs (Amendment) Rules 2013
		Rules, 2001  (English)
		Designs (Amendment) Rules 2008  (English)
Trade Marks
	Acts
		Trade Marks Act 1999 (as amended till date)
		Trade Marks (Amendment) Rules, 2013
		Trade Marks (Amendment) Act 2010
		Trade Marks Act, 1999  (English) | Trade Marks Act, 1999 (हिन्दी)
		New Elements in the Trade Marks Act, 1999  (English)
	Rules
		Draft Trade Marks (Amendment) Rules, 2015 are published for inviting Public Comments  English | Hindi
		TM Amendment Rules 2013 Gazette Notification
		Trade Marks Rules 2002
		Trade Marks (Amendment) Rules 2013 (हिन्दी)
		Trade Marks (Amendment) Rules 2010 of December 2010 (हिन्दी)
		Trade Marks (Amendment) Rules 2010 of May 2010 (हिन्दी)
		Trade Marks Rules हिन्दी
Geographical Indications
	Acts
		The Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration & Protection) Act, 1999  (English) | हिन्दी
	Rules
		The Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration & Protection) Rules, 2002  (English) | हिन्दी

http://www.ipindia.nic.in/

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