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Dharwad Zilla Pracharak

Kiran Ram,Yuva Brigade, Dharwad Zilla Sanchalak was the guest.

The school celebrated its 11^th Samskrutika Sambhrama with gaiety.  The Chief Guest was Prof. Narayan Punekar, Dean(Academic & Students) IIT, Dharwad, Sri. Dearakanath, Member of Rashtrotthana Parishat, Bengaluru, Sri. Su Ramana, Akhila Bharata kutumba Probodan Saha Sayogan Pramukh

Three people from Pune started this rally in honour of Sister Nivedita’s 150^th Birth Anniversary. In her honour these people carried out their mission right from Pune to Kanyakumari by cycle covering 1600 kms.  The very purpose of this mission was to spread the message of peace and they had chosen Kanyakumari as their destination because Sister Nivedita was one of the disciples of Swami Vivekananda.

The importance of Ramanujam’s contributions in the field of mathematics was well presented by Nitish Upasi of class X.  Srikrishna Joshi Guruji spoke about his achievements and particularly regarding the equations.

The Guest was Sri. Su Ramana, Akhila Bharata kutumba Probodan Saha Sayogan Pramukh, who addressed the gathering.  He talked to the parents of our children and stressed more on having a peaceful environment in our houses. He quoted that anyone in the family should take the initiative of teaching good things in our house so that it can be continued in the family.  He gave the example of Sri Harischandra, how he is still immortal because of the truth that uplifted him and so he is called ‘Satya Harischandra’ and not Raja Harishchandra. Finally, he concluded his speech by saying that houses should be like a temple and not like a guest house, where the customs and traditions have been following since ages.

Karthik Lingadali, Deepanshu Benniwal, Nishanth J.N Rao and Akhilesh Panalakar, from our school participated in the National Level Athletic Meet held at Bhubaneshwar and brought laurels to our school by securing the bronze medal in 4"100 mtr Relay.   

The speaker was Sri G.R Bhat.  He talked about the greatness of Bhagavad-Gita.  Each class chanted different addhaya and its importance was told by Sri Vinayak Bhat Guruji.  The speaker addressed the gathering with his words saying that through Arjuna, the message of Lord Krishna was given.  He concluded his speech by saying that children should not blindly recite the shloka but also should know the importance of the shloka, only than it would be fruitful.

26^th Nov is the day declared as the constitution Day.  On 3^rd Dec, the constitution day was conducted in our school. All the teachers and students took oath as per the preamble.  Sri Sunil Shirali Sir talked about the people who were responsible for framing the constitution for which the whole country is peaceful even today.  He elaborated all the terms in the preamble in detail which is the very essence of our constitution. 

Every year, the school organises an educational tour for the children

Class VI                      Mysore Chamundi Hills, Zoo, Palace, Sri Ranganatha Temple, KRS Dam, Kushalnagara(Dubare Elephant Camp (Coorg), Golden Temple(Tibetian Colony), kaveri Nisarga Dama, Madikeri – Abbi Falls, Raja Seat Garden, Talakaveri, Belur- Chennakeshwara Temple, Halebeedu (Hoysaleshwar Temple), Sharvanabelogala.

Class VII                     Birla Temple, Salar Jung museum, Snow world, Lumbini Park, Ramoji Film City, Srishailam and Golconda Fort.

Class VIII                   Ananthapadmanabha Temple, Kovalam Beach, Alleppey-Boating, Cochin, Kaladi -   Sri Shankaracharya Temple, Munnar, Mattupatty Dam,Athirapally Falls, Guruvayur –Sri Krishna Temple, Elephant Park.

Class IX                      Sri Rangam, Thanjavaur- Bruhadeshwara Temple, Rameshwarm -Jyothirlanga, Kanyakumari Temple,Sunrise –Sunset, Vivekananda Rock Memorial, Madurai- Meenakshi Temple, Kodaikanal.

Class X                        Mahabaleshwaram, Shirdi, Triambakeshwar, Shani singapur, Ajanta, Ellora, Auragabad, Devagiri Fort, Raigad

Students were entertained by all the teachers by conducting different types of games for the children.  Quiz competition was conducted by Gururaj Agadi Guruji and four teams participated in it.

Sri Ranganath guruji spoke about the ideologies of Kanakdasa.  Kanaka Dasa was a poet, philosopher, musician and composer from modern Karnataka. He is known for his Kirtanes and Ugabhoga, compositions in the Kannada language for Carnatic music. 

1. Swadharma was conducted on 5^th of Nov and the students was allotted different place to clean the campus and some students to clean the area of the bus stand.

2. On 3^rd Dec, speech as well as essay writing competition was conducted on the topic ‘Constitution’.  Children belonging to class VIII and IX took part in the speech competition. 

3. Sir Jason S.S from Indian Express, a specialised person in training Personality and Social Skills, conducted this programme in our school for students through various activities which are closely related to leadership, goal setting, team building, time management and so on, where the areas of goals for a life to be selected by a child through activity or a game.

Karthika Bahula Padhya, mangalawara, the school celebrated Karthik Deepotsava in Ganesh Temple. Karthik Deepam is one of the popular festivals of southern part of India and is the oldest festival with splendid and elaborated celebrations all over the state of Karnataka. The festival is also termed as “Festival of Lights” and is also considered the extension of Deepavali Festival. Karthigai Deepam is the most significant festival that is celebrated with pomp and gaiety in almost all temples. The lighted lamp is considered an auspicious symbol. It is believed to ward off evil forces and usher in prosperity and joy. While the lighted lamp is important for all Hindu rituals and festivals, it is indispensable for Karthika. 

Sri. C.D Prasad, Scientist and Engineer in Sardar Valabai Institute was the guest.  He explained in detail about a satellite and the different stages before its launch and the very importance of having a satellite.  There was an interaction between the students and the scientist.

The 22^nd State and Zonal Level Athletics Meet, Vidya Bharti Karnataka was organised by Vidya Bharati Dharwad District and Rashtrotthana Vidya Kendra Dharwad.  The Chief Guest was Sri. Vasant Madhav, Secretary, Vidya Bharati, Karnataka and the President was Sri. Shrinivas Nadgir.  Teams from different places from Andhra Pradesh, Telegana, Mangalore, Bidar, Kalburgi, Bijapur, Shivamogha and Bengaluru participated in these events.  Karthik Lingadali won the first place in 100 Mtr run. More medals were won by Mangalore team.  Next, the 23^rd State and Zonal Level Athletics Meet is to be held at Mangalore.

TOP Programme was organized in Bengaluru.  The Guest was Sri. Dwaraknath ji, Secretary of 3 schools in Bengaluru.  He appreciated all the teachers coming together and having collaborative learning among themselves.  He also talked about the selfless attitude of people working in Rashtrotthana and likewise, he opined that when children come to our schools, accept them and mould them accordingly and make them the right citizen.  He emphasized that all the teachers must focus more on Vakti Nirman. The resource persons were Sri Dambal Sir for Social Science, Sri. Ayacht Sir for Science, Neha for Arts and Sri. Rajshekhar for English.

HRD Minister Sri.  Prakash Javadekar with other minister’s like Sri. Ananth Kumar (Minister of Chemical and Fertilizer), Pralhad Joshi (Member of  Lok Sabha), Jagadish Shetter ( Ex- Chief Minister of Karnataka) visited  our school on 28^th August. Javadekar’s interaction with the children was exemplary.  He created such an atmosphere that children were very free to talk to him and shared their viewsof what they would choose as their profession in future with the minister.  ‘Bade Hoke Kay Banoge’, many students expressed to be a scientist, advocate, a good businessman,to join Armed Forces and so on. He also spent some time with the teachers of RVK and shared his opinion with them.

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Speech was given by two students namely Sanjith and Akhilesh Pujar.   Sanjith spoke about the effects and the causes of Environment Pollution.  Akhilesh Pujar elaborated about the ways to reduce environmental pollution and how one should be eco-friendly towards environment.  Science teachers allotted some activities to the student class wise.

VI       - to prepare paper bags with the tag ‘Go Green’

VII     - write a slogan not to use plastics

VIII    - practically go in for a ‘vermi compositing pit’

IX      - A report on the initiative taken by the students in maintaining clean 

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X       - Seminar on ‘Wild life Protection Act and its Importance’  

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Shri Mangesh Bhendeji, Akhila Bharati Vyavastha Pramukh, spent his valuable time with us on these two days’ and had various interactions with children, teachers and supporting staff of the institution.  He was accompanied with Dineshji, Arun Kumarji, Sonkarji and Srinivas Nadgirji.  

Ganesha Chaturthi is the Hindu festival celebrated in honour of the Lord Ganesha.  This festival is observed in the Hindu calendar month of Bhaadrapada, starting on the shukla chaturti.  Installation of the idol was on 17^th Sep.  Students sang devotional songs and bhajans.   Shri Gururaj Agadi in his speech elaborated on the features of Lord Ganesha.  Every one of us celebrated this auspicious occasion and prayed for inner strength and success in all our undertakings.  The immersion of the idol took place the next day in a nearby lake.  Sweets were distributed to children and staff.

Teachers’ Day was well celebrated by the students of RVK-D.  The function was well organized by the students and they conducted quiz competition for the teachers and games were organized for the non- teaching staff.  The guest for the fuction was Shri Harsha Dambal, retired teacher of KE Boards.  As teachers we to have to invest some books and that would build up our knowledge.  The day we stop learning it is the end of our teaching career he quoted.  On the same day, Gokulashtami was celebrated in our school.  Smt. Vani Mataji delivered a speech on the life incidences of Lord Krishna which highlights the importance of his activities to the present day life.  Pot breaking competition was conducted in the campus.  The students were eagerly waiting for this event.  The four houses actively participated in this competition.  The winner of this event was Subhash Chandra Bose house and had broken the pot in 39 seconds and this victory was celebrated within the house.

An elocution competition in Kannada was conducted for village children in and around Dharwad.  Around 22 schools participated in this competition.  The competition was divided into two groups namely Bala Varga and Kishora Varga.  The prize winners were awarded cash prize of Rs.2500 for the 1^st place, 1500 for the 2^nd place and 1000 for the 3^rd place along with certificates and mementos.  The guest was Shri Shashidhar I Narendra, Akashvani anchorer and a well-known dramatist.  He gave some tips for the students to deliver their speech in a better way.  This was an opportunity given to those children to exhibit their talent.

 Around 38 villages had been included for Rakshabhandan village visit along with 38 groups.  These groups visited Government Primary and High schools to carry out the program.   Every year our school undertakes this program in order to convey important messages to villagers in and around Dharwad.  This time the message was regarding ‘Yoga Jagruti’ wherein children were made speakers and leaders to carry out the whole program.

Green Olympiad was conducted for the students of class VIII to X.  The main moto of this exam was to bring more awareness among the children in the field of environment, energy and communication.

In the morning assembly, ‘Dakshanamurthy Ashtaka’ was chanted by VII std boys. ‘Manasa satatam smaraniyam’ song was also rendered by the boys.  Shri Ramachandra Bhat guruji gave a lecture on the importance of Sanskrit.  Sanskrit is being used even today in places like Mattur in Shimoga and zhiri in Madhya Pradesh. His in-depth feeling was that our school is being recognized by its culture, values and dress but why not as a Sanskrit speaking school.  If more dedication is given to this language then it can create wonders and also be used as a communicative language among people.  On the same day, rakshabhandan acharne was carried out in the school and our guest was Kiran Guddadkeriji, Dharwad Vibhag Karyavaha.

This day was special because on this particular day our special invitee was shri. Chakravarti Sulibele, a famous writer, thinker, speaker and a well-known TV personality.  He had a special interaction with the parents of our school.  He stressed that parents make a mistake in pressurizing the children to become what they want them to become but do not allow the child to decide what his /her interest in life is.  On this occasion, sisters were allowed to tie rakhi to their brothers.  Parents actively participated in this program.  

• Sri Vinayak Bhat Guruji, in his speech regarding Bhagvad Geeta, made us understand the importance of Sanskrit Language and explained the conversation that took place between Lord Krishna and Arjuna in the battlefield at Kurukshetra.

• One of our Hindi faculties Shri Gururaj Agadi, attended the workshop that was conducted by Saraswati Publications.

Naga Panchami is a traditional worship of snakes or serpents observed by Hindus throughout India. The worship is offered on the fifth day of bright half of Lunar month of Shravan (July/August), according to the Hindu calendar. On account of Naga Panchami, clay modeling competition was conducted. 

The 69^th year of Independence was celebrated in our school. This day was entirely dedicated to our unsung heroes, who had sacrificed their lives for the nation.  The Guest was Shri. Shivaswamy, resource person of RVK, Dharwad.  Rashtrotthana Parishat General Secretary Dinesh ji, Ravi Kumarji, Educational co-ordinator witnessed the celebration along with the Secretary, Srinivas Nadgirji, Administrator,  Kumarswam ji, Pracharya, Smt. Anita Rai and the staff of RVK.  Thirty three students participated in the Parade which was held at R.N Shetty ground Dharwad and got certificates.

Being Dashamanotsava year, this years’ ‘Srujan’ was quite different.  Around 17 North Karnataka Sahodaya schools participated actively by displaying around 13 models.  Apart from this, quiz competition and paper presentation was also organized for making this years’ Srujan more interesting and informative.  Experienced teachers from different schools were being invited as judges to assess these models.  The Guest of Honour was Shri Ajith Prasad, Principal of JSS Shri Manjunatheshwara Institute of Under Graduate and Post Graduate Studies, Dharwad.  In his speech, he talked about the contributions of our great Indian scientists of the 5^th Century.  The discovery of zero by Aryabhatta made the calculations much easier.  The decimal system (or the Hindu number system), was developed in India between the 1^st and 6^th century CE and concluded that in no way Indians were inferior as compared to other countries.  Pracharaya Smt. Anita Rai gave a glimpse of ‘Srujan’ in her speech and the Presidential remark was given by the Secretary Shri Srinivas Nadgir, RVK, Dharwad.

The vakthar for Guru Purnima day was Shri Venkatesh K, Advocate, High Court, Dharwad.  He highlighted that Vyasa Purnima is also known as Guru purnima because Hindus attach paramount importance to spiritual gurus. Gurus are often equated with God and always regarded as a link between the individual and the Immortal. Just as the moon shines by reflecting the light of the sun, and glorifies it, all disciples can dazzle like the moon by gaining from their Gurus. The full moon day in the Hindu month of Ashad (July-August) is observed as an auspicious day of Guru Purnima, a day sacred to the memory of the great sage Maharshi Veda Vyasa.

All Hindus are indebted to this ancient saint who edited the four Vedas, wrote the 18 Puranas, Mahabharata and the Srimad Bhagavatam. Vyasa even taught Dattatreya, who is regarded as the Guru of Gurus.  On Guru Purnima day, the Bhagwa Dhwaj is used as a symbol as it also symbolizes immortality and this made Doctorji use the Bhagwa Dhwaj as a great symbol of respect.  On this occasion, members make donations to the organization as ‘guru dakshina’.

Our school took pride in hosting the Vidya Bharati Karnataka State Level Foot Ball and Basket Ball Competitions.  States like Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh and places from Karnataka ie, Kalburgi, Belagavi and Mangalore took part in these competitions.  The Chief Guest was Dr. Anand Nadgir, the Present Director of M.V.A.S College of Physical Education, Dharwad.  He addressed the gathering saying that ‘A true sportsman is one who enjoys to play the game than winning‘.   Mastery over the skill of playing the game is very essential.  While playing more, we improve our ability in playing the game.  Any sportsman would like to enjoy in two ways, one by showing his skills to his opponents and the other by winning the heart of the opponents by playing well. Our school bagged the first place in State and Zonal Level U/17 Foot Ball and our children were qualified for Nationals which was held at M.P.  U/14 Basket Ball team bagged the first place in State Level and was qualified for Nationals which is to be held in Rajasthan.

Shri Srinivas Nadgir, Secretary of R.V.K Dharwad, in his Presidential remarks said that the players should have the confidence to win the game and just not be happy only by participating in the game.  Winning the game with true spirit should be the attitude of any player.

On 25^th July, the closing ceremony was conducted and all the teams were being appreciated for their efforts by our guest Shri Narasimha Galagali. 

Schools from Davanagere and Hageribomman Halli participated in this Orientation Program.  This program was divided into two categories – ‘Conceptualization in languages and core subjects’ and ‘Instructional strategy to access knowledge independently’.  Two teachers from each school came out with their presentations in different subjects and sharing of knowledge was possible through group discussions which made this program more knowledgeable.

Vidya Bharathi Karnataka Dharwad zilla Teachers’ Saha Milana was conducted at Kanakadas Shikshana Samiti, Vijayanagar Shikshana Maha Vidyalaya, Vidyanagara, Hubli.  The topics included ‘The teachings of the Upanishads’ which was led by Shri Veni Madhawa Shastriji and more about ‘Vyakthi Nirman’ where each and every one has to work towards betterment in their lives.

The elected members were presented with badges on the occasion of the investiture ceremony.  The elected members took an oath to perform their duties diligently and honestly.  On this day, even the class teachers took pride in pinning the badges for their Class Prefects and Deputy Prefects.

In a residential school like ours, talents’ day was just like a chocolate break for our children.  This particular day was entirely devoted to the newly admitted students to exhibit their talents.

Being a residential school, children were desperately in need of a break and this break was substituted by a one day picnic for the students.  The students of various classes visited various places.

Class VI          - ­    Saudatti, Yellamma gudda, Navil teerth and Sogal kshetra.

Class VII         -     Sirsi, Banavasi and Mundagod (Tibetian Camp).

Class VIII       -     Rock Garden, Varur and visited Mishra Peda Factory

Class IX          -     Badami, Aihole, Pattadkal

Class X            -   Kaiga, Nuclear Power Station. 

Children took this opportunity to know more about the places, to mingle with their friends and an open discussion with their teachers.

This day is being chosen as the World Yoga Day because of its longest summar Solistic.   The speaker for the function was shri Dr. Sanyellapanavar a yoga expert.  He was accompanied with his wife Dr. Smt. Shanta Devi Sanyellapanavar.  The children performed some yogasanas as directed by their yoga teacher Shri Narasimha Naik. Dr. Sanyellapanavar being a septuagenarian performed yogasanas like Vakrasana, Tollasana and Sarwangasana which won the hearts of our children.

The school geared up with the World Yoga day.  Pracharya Smt.Anita Rai flagged off the rally and encouraged the students for the march.  The students of class VI, VII and VIII proceeded their march with   yoga slogans to a nearby village Mummigatti along with their respective teachers.  Class IX and X boys marched towards High Court area carrying yoga slogans to create awareness among people about the usefulness of yoga.  On the same day, the students casted their votes to elect their leaders for various  portfolios. 

Hindu Samrajyotsava is an utsav which is celebrated throughout Bharat.  A talk was given by Shashikant Guruji, where he spoke about Shivaji’s childhood days and his valour to fight against Bijapur Sultan. However, he stated that the one who puts in efforts like him will be able to perceive his greatness and surrender at his feet!  A song on motherland was sung by Badrinathji.

On this day, a pledge was taken by the students and teachers to protect the environment and the surroundings around us.  In this regard, the school came out with a club named ‘Rashtrotthana Boo Chetana’ having certain objectives to protect the environment.  An elocution competition on Renewable Sources on the topic ‘The Energy sources of the future’ was conducted for the students of class VI and VIII.  According to the CBSE Board, Poster Pictures were given as a topic for class IX and X and students enthusiastically participated in it.

Shri Dr. Ramachandra Bhat Kotemane, Vice Chancellor of Swyasa University was the chief guest for the Prathama Patha.  In his message, he quoted a Sanskrit shloka and the meaning of the shloka is that ‘The more knowledge we gain, the more humble we got to be’.  This was followed by the Ashirvachana by His Holiness Sri Shrimad Gangadharendra Saraswati swamiji, who stressed on the three aspects namely shradhe, tatparyata and indirya swayama which are very essential for one to achieve success in life.  Our Pracharya Smt. Anita Rai addressed the gathering welcoming all the new and old parents on this auspicious day.

1.         Every year the state and central government conducts ‘Inspire Awards’ to enhance the creativity of children. So, this year it was conducted on 16 & 17 July at Teachers’ Training Centre, Dharwad. Around 535 models were displayed. Our student, Prashant Dindalkoppa of class VIII is selected for the State Level for his modal (Brightness Controller of LED bulb).

2.         Vidybharati Competitions……       

1).We have got first place in district level chess competition which was held at Hubli. (U14 & 17).

2). First position in State level Basket Ball in Kishorvarga (U17), it was held in Mangalore.

3).Basket Ball in Zonal level –First place (U-14) and reached the nationals.

4).In Skating, first place at state level and selected for national level competition.

3.         “Gilivindu’’ in the AIR…., a programme of  patriotic song, skit, shloka, kavighosti on All India Radio by our students was broadcated on sept 13^th 2014.

Sanskrit Dinam was inaugurated today by stating the importance of Sanskrit language by our Principal. She said addressing the students that Sanskrit is one of the oldest languages of the world. It is the key to understanding the rich heritage of India and its ancient times. It is also the language of Yoga that is now popular across the globe. World Sanskrit Day (full moon day in August or early Sep) is observed to recognize the richness and antiquity of Sanskrit language which is still relevant even today.  Hence the entire year will be observed as “Sanskritotsava” where various activities will be conducted in the Sanskrit language.

We celebrated the national sports day on August 29. National Sports is celebrated throughout India on August 29. This celebration of this day marks the tribute to the legendary hockey players of India. The day also involves the celebration of hockey wizard Major Dhyan Chand. It is one of those rare days which help us to remember the sports heroes of the country. Our students who have excelled in were honoured today. Kum.Aman kalal gave a talk on the occasion and inspired his companions. At last students watched a documentary on the life of Major Dyan Chand.  

The function started with the unfurling of the National flag by Sri.K.Prahlad Rao, administrator of our school. Speeches were delivered in Hindi and English by the students. The guest threw light on the contribution made by our freedom fighters and called upon the youth to rise and work for the betterment of the country. In his address the chief guest stressed on the importance of good education to root out evils prevalent in our society.

The programme ended with a patriotic song and dance. 

Sri.Ramachandra Kasargod, an RSS Pranta Pracharak, having graced over the programme said that the name 'Raksha Bandhan' suggests 'a bond of protection'. On this auspicious day, brothers make a promise to their sisters to protect them from all harms and troubles and the sisters pray to God to protect their brother from all evil. The festival falls on the Shravan Purnima which comes generally in the month of August. Sisters tie the silk thread that is Rakhi on their brother's wrist and pray for their wellbeing and brothers promise to take care of their sisters.

On the same time the day before our students had been to thirty five villages, sixty three schools distributing pamphlets and about fifteen thousand students, carrying the message “How to become an Adarsh Vidyarthi” and the significance of Raksha Bandhan. 

A one day orientation programme was organized for teachers by RVKD, under ‘Pachamukhi Shikshana’. RVK conducts workshops and orientation programmes for its teachers throughout the year where they share and gain the knowledge and enhance the innovative teaching techniques to be used in the class room teaching.

The interactive session was inaugurated in a traditional manner with Deepa Prajwalan by Sri.Ashok Sonkar Ji, secretary RVKD. The first session was “Namma Naija Itihas” by Sri. Ravindra, who threw light on the true history of Bharat, which is not given a thought by Indian government till date.

Panchamukhi shikshana, Samagra vikas of child, Rashtra Nirmana – these interactive sessions were led by Sri.Ravikumar Ji and Sri.Gajanan Ji. Thorough discussions with complete share of knowledge were exchanged among the teaching members throughout the sessions on the day.

Nag Pancahmi falls on the fifth day of the moonlit fortnight of the month of Sravana, which falls in the month of July or August. The festival is celebrated throughout the country. It was celebrated in our school campus also. Hinduism is a religion of faith and is surrounded by common search of truth. For Hindus all this means a way of life and worshipping forces of nature has been a part of Hinduism from ancient times. Our students made the idols of snake and the best three were selected in the contest.

“Saha Milana” – a milana of teachers of ‘Vidya Bharati’ affiliated schools of north Karnataka. The meet was held in Rashtrotthana Shala, Hubli. It was organized in order to bring together all the teachers of Vidya Bharati. The incharge Sri. Narasimha Galagali addressed the meet and Sri.Vinayak Bhat gave a lecture on “Matru Bhashe Mattu Shikshana”. 

Sri. Arunkumar, Rashtriya Swayam Sevak Sangh Vibhag Pracharak Dharwad having graced over the programme made known the relevance of the event.

The Indian people hold great respect for their Gurus. A Guru in Bharat is a worshipped individual whose knowledge and wisdom have enlightened us in the journey of life, he added. The significance of the celebration is to honour the Guru. It is celebrated on the full moon day in the month of Ashada (June to August) in reference with the Hindu calendar. The teachers, students, and staff rendered vandanas to the ‘Bhagvadvaj’ and contributed the Guru Dakshina. The occasion culminated with sweet distribution to all those present. 

In order to break the monotony of the schedule, the children were taken out as an exposure programme to different places like…..

“World is a book and those who do not travel read only a page’’

Class VI – Soudatti, Naviltirtha & sogal

Class VII – Sirsi, Sahasralinga & Banavsi.

Class VIII –Magod Falls, Kavadikere Temple, Jenukallugudda, & Sirle Falls.

Class IX –Seabird,karvar naval Sea base.

Class X –Kaiga Nuclear Power Plant & Karwar Beach.

“As the drums beat and the red carpet is laid for us, we stand brimming with a plethora of emotions and gratitude towards this institution for granting us a platform to explore experience and excel in skills of leadership.” – Kum.Prajwal Darur, the prime minister

“We assure you, that we will be loyal friends, trusted advisors, firm disciplinarians and role models, to all our school mates. We will put our hand, head, heart and soul, in carrying out our duties.” –Kum.Vikrant M, HRD Minister

“We promise that we will perform our duties and responsibilities as one whole team, which beats with one heart.” – Kum. Rajat Kalal, Cultural Minister.

We conducted our school parliament election 2014-15 on June 21, 2014 in the parliament model. The students from class VI to X exercised their franchise using ballot papers. After counting and announcement of vote was done Kum.Prajwal Darur of Class X was elected as school Prime Minister. Other five parliamentarians including the president and opposition leader were also elected.  

1) QUIZ Jignyasa- house wise quiz competition was conducted. 

2) A Seminar was organized in order to aware the pupils about ‘Traffic Rules’.

3) What after class X? --- A workshop was presented by ‘Deshpande Foundation’ an NGO, Hubli. 

4)  Essay and Calligraphy competition was held.

5) PICK & SPEAK- a speech contest was conducted.

It conducts various programmes for teachers in order to boost the academic enrichment of our teachers. A few of them are as follows,

Our school organised a function in its campus on June 11 to celebrate Hindu Samrajya Diwas, the coronation day of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. RSS Member Shri Suresh Kumar addressed the gathering of students on the occasion. Shivaji himself, as a teenager, had taken the pledge to establish Hindaviswaraj and not his own kingdom.

He said that the samskars and training imparted by Mata Jijabai to Shivaji basically became the foundation of the shaking of Mughal kingdom in India. “Shivaji was unbeaten in all his 262 battles and he was much cautious about boundaries of nation. That is why he even created a navy unit in those days. Today also the borders as well as the internal security of the country are in danger. Our thousands of miles land is in the illegal occupation of China and Pakistan and we have to liberate it,” was opined by Shri Suresh Kumar. He appealed to the students to make the country where the entire society is safe and sound and the country again leads the world. The principal of the school Smt. Anita Rai, proposed the vote of thanks.

The programme was commenced in order to identify the hidden talents of new students who have joined this year to Rashtrotthana. This was an exhibition of Variety of skills and talents. It was an amalgament of song, dance, Bharat natyam, jokes and musical instrument. Some boys like Anand kalmangi played the violin and Sankalp sang a patriotic song. The principal presided over the function, while staff, old students and others witnessed the programme. The programme was a grand success.

The school celebrated Van Mahotsava Deevas on June 5 with great zeal and enthusiasm. Meaningful messages were put up all around on the importance of trees and how they are the 'Lifelines'. The Chief Guest Shri.K.H.Nayak, resource person, Parisara Mitra, graced the occasion with his hallowed presence. He planted a sapling and watered it, followed by the principal of the school. This was followed by an inspiring speech by the chief guest urging all to do their work and save the environment by each one planting one sapling to prevent further desertification of the earth.    The programme culminated with the advice of the guest to the students to make their summer holidays meaningful by volunteering to do socially productive work like spreading the light of literacy among the unlettered and teaching the importance of hygiene and cleanliness to the impoverished and less fortunate children. The programme was a grand success and was appreciated by everyone.

This was the first day of our school after vacation where all students had arrived along with their parents. The programme was organised in order to initiate the ‘first learning’ for the pupils. The chief guest Sri.Vadiraj, Sanchalak Samarasya Vedike and his holiness revered Swamiji Sri. Shantamallikarjun, jnanayogashrama,Bijapur graced the occasion. Sri.Vadiraj proclaimed the first pratham patha saying, “God gives and forgives, Man gets and forgets”. 

After the summer vacation , the blooming buds of  esteemed institution joined the school with a lot of ecstasy and enthusiasm .On the first day of the academic year.

 Swamizi said that  in our educational system due to the  lagging of  in imparting the knowledge of humbleness, the patriotism for nation is missing somewhere. So the stories of great leaders like Bhagat Singh should be taught. 

Prof.B.R.Ananthan said that the Indians through higher education are attaining the higher standards of life. But in this process they have somewhere lost the humbleness which has resulted in less concern for country. He also emphasized that they are enforcing their children with the set goals. So he said that it should change. The children should set their own goals and the parents should provide the necessary environment for them. They should think and feel proud of being Indians.