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The Fall Of The Great Rupee

When each of you were young you would have been least bothered by what value Rupee was to Dollar but now when you slowly grow up you know of its extreme importance to you and to the economy of India. Around two years back the rupee to dollar ratio was 45 rupees =1 Dollar (approximately). Which itself shows that India is not a very economically stable country. In light of recent events In India and the U.S.A the rupee to dollar ratio shot up. The rupee to Dollar ratio 65.56 = 1 Dollar (approx). There was 20 rupee gain in the dollar ratio but however small an amount you think it is, it is a great deal for our country as it affects our international trade.

          

The Indian government had to sell the dollars stashed away in federal reserves just to decrease the ratio by 2.30. The government or more specifically our finance minister has taken a few reforms to stem the growth of the fallen rupee by which they are going to mediate the demand of non essential imports which are of high costs and they plan on enhancing the capital flows in the country because the only way the value of rupee will increase is if people invest in it or else the value will go down. The value of one pound has shot up to 105 rupees. So you can see while all other economies are gaining we are depreciating which may cause a financial problem for the whole country and we might be in the same situation in which USA was for the past 5 years.

C. Viswesh Kumar of XI - B

Passion Unplugged

Never has such an event gripped a nations imagination so tightly. A heartthrob of a billion, a man so closely revered as god himself in his own right. A person who has probably shown our nation as a light burning bright. Donned the Indian responsibility at a mere age of 16, and showed the world something no man had ever seen. The tremendous skill and ease with which he wields his weapon of magnificence a simple humble piece of wood, which has humbled almost everyone who gazed upon it. This is the ultimate sign of passion that we can refer to Sachin Tendulkur the little master, master blaster. The scorer of 100 centuries a player of 100 test matches and the hitter of the longest six in the world not only was the ball lost also was a couple of breaths and hearts. A man ultimately who was true to himself more than anything else always aware that the ultimate witness to our life the conscience wasn’t lied to. Passion is like wildfire it consumes everything in its path. New growth isn’t possible in the jungle without a fire the same for us growth cant happen in our lives without passion fuelling it. Passion is like an itch that needs constant scratching and Sachin Tendulkar seems to have kept his scratches constant. A look at the marks on his scorecard shows how passion was for the game. This passion was for joy; this passion was ultimately for himself. Passion is all, passion is Sachin.

Hariharan of XII - B

The Syrian Civil War

I hope most of you students know the situation in Syria it was on March 15, 2011 that protests against Syria's authoritarian regime first erupted. The reason of these protest were because the Syrian government tortured 5 children below the age of 17. The incident provoked a huge number of nonviolent demonstrations, with Syrians demanding justice from the President Bashar al-Assad. Assad responded with using his army and entire military force to suppress this movement. Violence failed to crush the uprising. The regime military measures led not only to the protest movement’s spread, but also, over time, to its militarization. This shift from peaceful protest toward armed resistance occurred gradually throughout the first year and a half of the uprising until, in summer 2012, the world acknowledged that Syria had reached a state of civil war.

 You might ask how is this news relevant for you the children of India. Well as we are the children so are we the future of our country in each student in our school lies a potential business man, lawyer, doctor and the most important the politician of tomorrow. Hence we should know all details, which affect not only our country but our neighbors as well. In Syria right now around 500 kids might

have been killed in their sleep while you are in the comfort of your home. While your parents beside you in an A/C room their parents are out their in a war for protecting their children’s future so I ask

you to be aware and alert in all fields of importance and don’t turn a blind eye to which does not involve you because everything affects everyone somehow and always be grateful for what u have

because out there in the world people are dying and they don’t have half of what you have.

C. Viswesh Kumar of XI - B

My Experience As A Newcomer

I still remember the day I entered XI B, full of strange faces and a lot of lively noise. I bet everybody was excited and nervous about being in one of the life defining classes. A few days after sitting in the class recluse the silence started to break and I slowly began to converse with the new class mates sharing polite smiles and a few laughs. The friendship’s began that would blossom into something beautiful.  We passed into twelfth std. The class became known for its unity. Through thick and thin the tenth students are known to stick together. The class is made up with people with all different interest’s talents and sizes. There are jokesters , who crack jokes to keep he class lively, dancers, athletes, artists and “padipists” who make up the different colors of the class’s pallet. 

Sure there is a bit of resistance amongst people of different strata and a few strings that are still struggling to from the perfect knot. Yet the ones, which have tangled themselves in strong friendship, are a unique sort. We share a similar kinds of rebellious behavior towards particular subjects school including teachers decisions. In a way this adds to our unity. Our class strives towards fun entertainment and PT without doing this a few of us couldn’t smile. Our class is like people each of us are a vital part. We need everyone in order to be a whole.

Hariharan of XII - B