Maha Shivratri wishes

Maha Shivratri, which literally translates to "great night of Shiva" is a Hindu festival largely celebrated in India as well as in Nepal. The festival is celebrated on the new moon day in the month of Maagha according to the Hindu calendar. The day is celebrated to venerate Lord Shiva, an important deity in Hindu culture.
Maha Shivratri is a Hindu festival which is celebrated by people following Hinduism in India. People often fast on the night of Shivratri and sing hymns and praises in the name of Lord Shiva. Hindu temples across the country are decorated with lights and colorful decorations and people can be seen offering night long prayers to Shiva Lingam. Woodapple leaves, cold water and milk are offered to the Shiva Lingam on this day as they are believed to be Lord Shiva's favorite.

Handwriting Olympiad Result

Category	1st Rank	2nd Rank	3rd Rank	Total Participants
A	-	-	-	0
B	Aditya Vikram Singh, Class-8	S. Saanvi, Class-7	Yashasvi Thakral, Class-7	24
C	Vivaan Gupta, Class-3	Advik Gupta, Class-2	Udvita, Class-4	17

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Maths activity - class IV

A maths activity “Who am I?” was conducted in class IV A Cambridge International to recall the 3D shapes and their properties. Students were given nets of 3D shapes and were asked to fold them to analyse the number of faces ,edges and vertices each had.They were also guided to observe the difference in faces of pyramid and prism. All the students enthusiastically participated in the activity and recorded information about different types of prisms in their notebooks.

Interhouse Activity- Hindi Bhashan Pratiyogita

Students of IV -A Cambridge  International enthusiastically participated in Interhouse activity-“ Bhashan Pratiyogita” and expressed their thoughts on hardwork is the key to success.Students confidently presented sanskrit phrases , quotes and poems in their speech. The guest, Ms Kiran Bhalla was highly impressed with the content and presentation of each student .All the students were praised for their hardwork.

Republic Day wishes

India is a land of colourful festivals celebrated by different caste, creed and religion. But national festivals are something, which binds the entire nation together, imparting a message of 'unity in diversity'. 

Republic day is one of the prominent national festival celebrated every year on 
January 26 with utmost enthusiasm and the zeal. This year India will celebrate its 71st Republic Day .
The president of India hoists the flag at Rajpath every year, which is followed by a colourful parade showcasing the diversity of the country and military power.

Importance of Republic Day
Constitution came into force and the country was declared as the largest democracy in the world. After India gained  Independence from the British rule on August 15, 1947, it was felt that there was a need for a written constitution to run the country systematically. After this, a committee was formed, which was headed by  Dr Bhim Rao Ambedkar

 to draft the constitution.

 It was on November 26, 1949, the Constituent Assembly of India formally adopted the Constitution of India. However, it came into force on January 26, 1950. Since then India celebrates Republic Day on January 26 as 

The constitution declares India a sovereign, socialist, secular, democratic republic, assuring justice, equality, liberty and promoting fraternity to all its citizens.