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Happy Republic Day

🇮🇳 Freedom of Thought, Strength in Our Convictions, and Pride in Our Heritage🇮🇳

As we celebrate the 76th Republic Day of India, let us honor this year’s theme: “Swarnim Bharat: Virasat aur Vikas” (Golden India: Heritage and Development).

Our journey of 76 glorious years reflects the essence of our heritage and the strength of our development. It is a reminder that the sacrifices of our martyrs laid the foundation for the freedom we cherish and the progress we witness today.

Let us pledge to preserve our rich heritage while striving for innovation and inclusive growth, ensuring justice, equality, and opportunity for every citizen. Together, let us build a future that blends tradition with transformation.

🇮🇳 Wishing you a very Happy Republic Day! 🇮🇳

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Happy Republic Day

76th REPUBLIC DAY CELEBRATIONS

"Let us celebrate the spirit of democracy and the vision of a united India this Republic Day. May we continue to uphold liberty, equality, and justice for all."

A Special Assembly under the aegis of 'RAMAN HOUSE' was held on 24 Jan, 2025 to commemorate the 76th REPUBLIC DAY. The Republic Day celebrations at our institution were a vibrant and inspiring event, showcasing patriotism, creativity, and athleticism. Students actively participated in a series of well-organized activities that reflected the spirit of the Indian Constitution and the vision of “Swarnim Bharat: Virasat aur Vikas.” Below is a detailed account of the activities conducted:

Sprint Savants

To mark the occasion of Republic Day, exciting sport activities were organized to instill a sense of unity, teamwork, and patriotism among Class 1 and 2 students. Class 1 participated in a vibrant hula hoop race, using tricoloured hula hoops that represented the Indian flag, filling the atmosphere with joy and energy. Class 2 engaged in a team-based flag-assembling race, where students collaborated to assemble together the national flag. These activities encouraged the values of togetherness, cooperation, and love for the nation, making the event both fun and inspiring.

Art Odyssey

गणतंत्र दिवस के अवसर पर भारतीय संविधान पर आधारित पोस्टर-निर्माण प्रतियोगिता का आयोजन किया गया । इस गतिविधि में कक्षा तीन, चार व पॉंच के सभी वर्गों के विद्यार्थियों ने प्रतिभागी के रूप में भाग लिया तथा भारतीय संविधान के महत्त्व को जाना। इस गतिविधि का सभी छात्रों ने आनंद उठाया।

Realizing Our Dream of ‘Swarnim Bharat: Virasat aur Vikas’

Under this theme, students participated in art and craft competitions that celebrated the essence of India’s heritage and progress. The creations included tricolour decorations, posters, and other artwork symbolizing the unity, culture, and aspirations of our nation. The participants’ enthusiasm and creativity were evident in their vibrant and meaningful displays.

Designing a modern Preamble

This activity encouraged students to understand the significance of a preamble as a statement of values, principles, and goals that guide a community, organization, or nation. It also enabled students to analyse existing preambles (e.g., constitutions, charters) and evaluate their relevance in modern contexts creatively envision and articulate a set of principles that reflect contemporary issues, diversity, and aspirations.

Bharatiya Geetanjali

The students’ choir, ‘Bharatiya Geetanjali’, presented a garland of patriotic songs that resonated with the spirit of the occasion. The melodious performance captured the audience’s hearts and instilled a sense of pride and unity among all present.

Unity in Harmony

Students showcased their talent and cultural unity through a dance performance titled “Unity in Harmony.” The performance celebrated the diversity of India and emphasized the strength that lies in our unity.

Loktantra ka Utsav (Celebration of Democracy)

As part of the event ‘Loktantra ka Utsav’ (Celebration of Democracy), the students presented an engaging conversation highlighting the importance of citizen participation and upholding constitutional values. Through their thoughtful dialogue, they emphasized the role of active citizenship in strengthening democracy and the significance of respecting equality, justice, and diversity. Their performance left the audience inspired, fostering a deeper understanding of the true spirit of democracy.

Skit: The Promise of Republic Day

The students performed a skit titled “The Promise of Republic Day,” which highlighted the historical significance of January 26th. Through powerful acting and storytelling, the skit brought to life the struggles and triumphs that led to the establishment of the Republic of India.

Conclusion

The Republic Day celebrations were a resounding success, leaving an indelible mark on everyone’s hearts. The combination of athletic events, artistic expressions, and reflective discussions created a holistic platform for students to celebrate and understand the true essence of being Indian. The event was a testament to the dedication and enthusiasm of the students and staff, who came together to make this occasion memorable.

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Happy Makar Sankranti

May this festival of harvest bring joy, prosperity, and harmony into your lives. Let us embrace the spirit of gratitude and hope, as we soar high with positivity and determination. Wishing you happiness and success.
Happy Makar Sankranti

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Makar Sankranti

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National Youth Day

May the energy, creativity, and determination of our youth pave the way for a brighter and better future. Let us all draw inspiration from the teachings of Swami Vivekananda and work together to achieve greatness for ourselves and our nation.

Stay inspired, stay focused, and keep making a difference!

“यह कभी मत कहो कि ‘मैं नही कर सकता’, क्योंकि आप में क्षमताएँ अनंत है, आप कुछ भी कर सकते हैं। उठो जागो और तब तक मत रुको जब तक लक्ष्य की प्राप्ति ना हो।।“

राष्ट्रीय युवा दिवस प्रत्येक वर्ष 12 जनवरी को मनाया जाता है। स्वामी विवेकानंद जी की जयंती को ही युवा दिवस के रुप में मनाया है। क्योंकि स्वामी विवेकानंद जी युवा पीढी के आदर्श माने जाते हैं। स्वामी विवेकानंद जी के विचार, दर्शन, अध्यापन नीति भारत की महान सांस्कृतिक और पारंपरिक संपत्ति है। युवा देश का महत्वपूर्ण अंग है जो देश को आगे बढाता है। इसी वजह से स्वामी विवेकानंद के आदर्शों और विचारों का अनुसरण करने हेतु सबसे पहले युवाओं को चुना जाता है। ‘राष्ट्रीय युवा दिवस’ का दिन आज के युवाओं में कुछ नया करने का जोश भर देता है। भारत की युवा पीढी स्वामी जी के उच्च विचारों से प्रेरणा लेकर अपना और अपने भारत देश का भविष्य बेहतर बना सकती है।

उठो और चल पड़ो दुनिया को दिखा दो,
कदम-कदम पर खुद को नया बना दो,
युवाओं का जोश ही है सबसे खास,
इससे ही तो हम बदल सकते हैं इतिहास।

राष्ट्रीय युवा दिवस की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएँ

School Events and Activities

76th REPUBLIC DAY CELEBRATIONS

"Let us celebrate the spirit of democracy and the vision of a united India this Republic Day. May we continue to uphold liberty, equality, and justice for all."

A Special Assembly under the aegis of 'RAMAN HOUSE' was held on 24 Jan, 2025 to commemorate the 76th REPUBLIC DAY. The Republic Day celebrations at our institution were a vibrant and inspiring event, showcasing patriotism, creativity, and athleticism. Students actively participated in a series of well-organized activities that reflected the spirit of the Indian Constitution and the vision of “Swarnim Bharat: Virasat aur Vikas.” Below is a detailed account of the activities conducted:

Sprint Savants

To mark the occasion of Republic Day, exciting sport activities were organized to instill a sense of unity, teamwork, and patriotism among Class 1 and 2 students. Class 1 participated in a vibrant hula hoop race, using tricoloured hula hoops that represented the Indian flag, filling the atmosphere with joy and energy. Class 2 engaged in a team-based flag-assembling race, where students collaborated to assemble together the national flag. These activities encouraged the values of togetherness, cooperation, and love for the nation, making the event both fun and inspiring.

Art Odyssey

गणतंत्र दिवस के अवसर पर भारतीय संविधान पर आधारित पोस्टर-निर्माण प्रतियोगिता का आयोजन किया गया । इस गतिविधि में कक्षा तीन, चार व पॉंच के सभी वर्गों के विद्यार्थियों ने प्रतिभागी के रूप में भाग लिया तथा भारतीय संविधान के महत्त्व को जाना। इस गतिविधि का सभी छात्रों ने आनंद उठाया।

Realizing Our Dream of ‘Swarnim Bharat: Virasat aur Vikas’

Under this theme, students participated in art and craft competitions that celebrated the essence of India’s heritage and progress. The creations included tricolour decorations, posters, and other artwork symbolizing the unity, culture, and aspirations of our nation. The participants’ enthusiasm and creativity were evident in their vibrant and meaningful displays.

Designing a modern Preamble

This activity encouraged students to understand the significance of a preamble as a statement of values, principles, and goals that guide a community, organization, or nation. It also enabled students to analyse existing preambles (e.g., constitutions, charters) and evaluate their relevance in modern contexts creatively envision and articulate a set of principles that reflect contemporary issues, diversity, and aspirations.

Bharatiya Geetanjali

The students’ choir, ‘Bharatiya Geetanjali’, presented a garland of patriotic songs that resonated with the spirit of the occasion. The melodious performance captured the audience’s hearts and instilled a sense of pride and unity among all present.

Unity in Harmony

Students showcased their talent and cultural unity through a dance performance titled “Unity in Harmony.” The performance celebrated the diversity of India and emphasized the strength that lies in our unity.

Loktantra ka Utsav (Celebration of Democracy)

As part of the event ‘Loktantra ka Utsav’ (Celebration of Democracy), the students presented an engaging conversation highlighting the importance of citizen participation and upholding constitutional values. Through their thoughtful dialogue, they emphasized the role of active citizenship in strengthening democracy and the significance of respecting equality, justice, and diversity. Their performance left the audience inspired, fostering a deeper understanding of the true spirit of democracy.

Skit: The Promise of Republic Day

The students performed a skit titled “The Promise of Republic Day,” which highlighted the historical significance of January 26th. Through powerful acting and storytelling, the skit brought to life the struggles and triumphs that led to the establishment of the Republic of India.

Conclusion

The Republic Day celebrations were a resounding success, leaving an indelible mark on everyone’s hearts. The combination of athletic events, artistic expressions, and reflective discussions created a holistic platform for students to celebrate and understand the true essence of being Indian. The event was a testament to the dedication and enthusiasm of the students and staff, who came together to make this occasion memorable.

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Happy New Year 2025

Dear Parents and Students

As we welcome the New Year 2025,let us commit to sustainability and equity. Our planet needs mindful actions—reducing waste, conserving resources, and adopting eco-friendly practices—to ensure a healthier future for all. Equally vital is fostering equity, ensuring everyone has access to education, resources, and opportunities to thrive.

Together, let’s make small, meaningful changes in our daily lives—supporting local communities, sharing opportunities, and living responsibly. Every step matters in building a sustainable, just, and harmonious world.

May this year inspire us to dream big, act responsibly, and create a brighter future for generations to come.

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Happy New Year -BBPS
Happy New Year BBPS Noida

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Merry Christmas

Wishing you and your families a joyous Christmas filled with love, peace, and happiness. May this festive season inspire kindness, gratitude, and the spirit of giving. As we celebrate togetherness, let us embrace the values of harmony and compassion.

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National Mathematics Day

"Mathematics is the language in which God has written the universe."

On 22nd December 2024, Bal Bharati Public School, Noida, proudly commemorates the 137th birth anniversary of Srinivasa Ramanujan , the legendary Indian mathematician whose work revolutionized the world of mathematics.

On this special day, let us pledge to celebrate Mathematics Day not just as a tribute to Ramanujan, but as a way to recognize the importance of mathematics in our daily lives. Mathematics teaches us logic, discipline, and creativity, qualities essential for success in every sphere of life.

Together, let us honour Srinivasa Ramanujan's unparalleled contributions and keep his spirit alive by fostering a love for learning and discovery in our homes and classrooms.

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National Mathematics Day

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International Human Rights Day

International Human Rights Day is a day celebrated each year on 10th of December to spread awareness among the global citizens to recognise their rights. The UDHR or Universal Declaration of Human Rights is a milestone document, which proclaims the inalienable rights that everyone is entitled to as a human being - regardless of race, colour, religion, language, birth or other status.The theme for Human Rights Day 2024 is "Our Rights, Our Future, Right Now". The theme highlights the importance of human rights in our daily lives and how they can lead to a better future.

On this day,Let us make ourselves aware of our human rights and strive for a better world!

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Human Right Day
International Human Rights Day

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The International Day of Persons with Disabilities

"The International Day of Persons with Disabilities, observed on 3rd December, celebrates abilities, resilience, and determination. Let's unite and foster inclusivity, respect rights, and value every individual’s contributions, building a fair, compassionate, and understanding community."

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International Day of Persons with Disabilities

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World AIDS Day

World AIDS Day is observed on 1st December, every year to raise awareness about the spread of this disease.

On 1, December WHO joins partners to commemorate World AIDS Day 2024, under the theme “ *Take the Rights Path: My Health, My Right". WHO is calling on global leaders and citizens to boldly recognize and address the challenges which are holding back progress in ending AIDS; and equalize access to essential HIV services to all concerned.

Let us make ourselves aware about this disease today.

Avoid the scare, be aware!

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World AIDS Day

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WORKSHOP- CLIMATE CONVOCATION, THE THIRD CHAPTER

CLIMATE CONVOCATIONREPORT

 Workshop- Climate Convocation, the third chapter
Place- AAETI Nimli , Rajasthan
Date-19th November -21st November 2024

The day wise details of the session are as follows-

Day-1- 19/11/24

The participants arrived at AAETI campus. An orientation session was carried out followed by distribution of brochure and schedule booklet to participants. A campus tour was organized in the campus AAETI was carried out by Ms Sarabjeet Randhawa, Director, AAETI

Day2-20/11/24

The session started with Ms Tushita Rawat talking over’ YOUTH VOICES ON CLIMATE CHANGE’ which gave an information about the youth perception of climate change and their impact on class room learning. National Survey was on hopes, ideas and views from young people were of the age group (14-25) years. It was found maximum survey percentage from age gp14years.This gave insights to help educators and organizations like CSE to navigate better. Green jobs which are growing exponentially were also discussed.

The second session was taken up by Mr Souparno Banerjee, Sr Director, Environment Education, Publications & Outreach, CSE. He gave an overview on Climate Change unpacked for educators. The insight regarding how the climate change came and became a hue and cry was discussed in the session. It ended with a small exchange of ideas on climate change reaching to class rooms.

The third session on ‘Agenda on the Table@COP29’by Mr Upmanyu Das  , Programme Office ,Climate Change, CSE. It highlighted on Finance tug war between developed Nations and Developing Nations. It’s a complicated issue to win the funds from countries like Europe, USA and China.

The Fourth Sessin was taken by Ms Chavi Mathur on How Climate change impacts Agriculture? Climate change is putting a good impact on agriculture both in short term (weather Change) and Long Term (temperature effect).

A farmer From Raichur, Karnataka quotes-

“It’s a repeat of last years Kharif Season when I lost 90% of crop and I could not recover money to sow it again.”

Data was discussed- 61% of farmers primarily depend on rain for agriculture.55% of net sown area is rainfed. Rainfed regions support 44% of food requirement and 60% of livestock needs. Risk and Vulnerability Assessment of Indian Agriculture to Climate Change (2019) was discussed. Impact of Climate Change on Wheat, Kharif, Maiz, groundnut and Irrigated rice was discussed. The data shows emission from fermentation and soil increased. The session stressed for GO ORGANIC, GO NATURAL for a sustainable future. Consumer should get access to organic material and farmers should get proper return to grow organic.

Sustainable agriculture enhances the resilience of both farmers and farming while FPO  (Farmer Producer Organization) can be an important vehicle for promoting them. Bolstering safety nuts were also discussed under Crop Insurance. A very important issue HEAT is not considered under Climate disaster for Crops. Rice cultivation produces Nitrous Oxide which needs to be taken care of. An open floor was opened was left for a discussion on DIET effecting positively or negatively influencing climate change.

POST LUNCH SESSION

CLIMATE QUIZ-It was the start of post lunch session. An eye-opening climate quiz was carried out. It gave us an insight of historical background of various climate protocols and treaties.

Next Session was taken up by Mr Sugeet Grover, Programme Manager, Sustainable Habitat on Towards Climate-resilient schools, addressing heat   risks in children.2 billion children by 2050 will be experiencing more severe heat wave.

Children will be more vulnerable to extreme heat. They will be having slower cognitive function and impaired concentration. The  stages of discomfort were discussed along with factors- External heat gain, Internal heat gain, high student density and Inadequate ventilation.

Day 3-21/11/24

The first session was on the climate -biodiversity nexus. It was understanding the interconnected crisis by Vibha Varshney, Head Biodiversity and Food, CSE. Mushroom biodiversity was discussed. Weather patterns in India have become highly unpredictable and rainfall patterns are changing the vegetation as well as crop growing. The crop that was grown is failing due to erratic weather pattern. Seabuckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides and H salicifolia) found in higher Himalayas, adaptable to harsh climates has been impacted in productivity. Nandurbar in Maharashtra is one of the most climate change vulnerable districts. Discussion on project on Monitoring of the impact of climate change on biodiversity was talked about.

Next session was taken up by Rajit Sengupta, Associate Editor, Down to Earth on Climate on the edge. The state of extreme weather in India and an assessment of extreme weather events in India and the implications for schools was discussed. How extreme was India in 2024? Was discussed. Climate change and weather change differences were talked about. The impact of Climate change and weather patterns on human life was discussed. The activity of climate change on animals -story of Arikomban and Chakkaomban (rice eating elephants) in Karnataka was talked about. Role play on heat wave can be talked about in classrooms.

GREEN PRINTS OF SCHOOL PRESENTATION was carries out in the group presentation session by participants. It was an eye-opening session with ocean of ideas and practices for schools. Further the culmination of convocation took place by handing over the certificates to the climate Leaders by Dr Souparno Banerjee.

Environment Club