Published by Anubhūti School (For Internal Circulation Only) Printed at Mahajan Offset, MIDC, Jalgaon.

Jain Divine Park, Shirsoli Road, Jalgaon - 425 001.Tel: 0257-2264600; Website: www.anubhutischool.in; E-mail: info@anubhutischool.in

A unique school based on Indian cultural heritage and global vision

®

“Change is the only constant” are the wise words used

by the previous editorial team in their last issue. Well,

now they have passed down the mantle to us and it is

our job to make sure we kick up a notch!

I have always wondered, what is the feeling of

anxiety that fills one as he/she walks into the

unknown, better known as a feel of change or feel of

being different, different in the sense – unique. And

trust us when we say things are going to be different

enough to leave a dent, no – a crater in the life of

“Anubhutians” this year on and that's a promise!

Now we cannot guarantee that this transition will be

smooth and easy but we assure you that things are

going to be more interesting from now on and we will

leave you craving for the next edition every month!

This is all because some say change is good while other

may contradict, but change will always come and it's in

yours and change's hands to make a difference.

- The Editors

One of the most awaited day for the new students in

Anubhuti is the Fresher's day. This year the thFresher's day was organized on 30 of July. All the

new students were waiting eagerly for this day. They

had worked really hard for it. It was initially the first time for the new students on the stage of Anubhuti. Everyone was excited to see the performances of the

talented new comers. They got on the stage and put it

on fire. It was an amazing experience for us as we got

to showcase our talents. The programme ended on a privileged note with an amazing dinner prepared by

ththe 12 grade girls.

- Mallika Agrawal, Grade XI

Anubhūti School

th th The students of Business Studies from class 11 prepared the handbooks of different companies on 4

August 2016.

Three interns Arishu, Govind and Akash from Lakshmibai National Institute of Physical Education, Gwalior st thwere in our school from 1 July to 12 August. And they also held an interhouse basketball tournament.

The school football team had recently participated in a football tournament which was held at Nashik.

th th On 12 August all the class 12 Business studies students went to the Time Gate to Meet Mr. B. M Khabmyat

Sir (PRO) of the School.

th st On 29 and 31 August the junior and senior basketball players had taken part in the district competition in

Chalisgaon. Junior girls had triumphed.Kudos!

"Don't be afraid of Change, It is Leading you to a New Beginning" -Anonymous

18

Freshers' Flight

ALOHA–What Matters is You

Experience things and you will have things at a go. Books only

teach us ‘What to do?’ but experiencing paves a path to

connect with reality. Aloha is a step towards it, insisted by

J.P.Rao sir and for the students, that’s something unique

about our school. What are the objectives of Aloha? Fulfilling

the needs and wants of students on various occasions, is our

primary motive. As a company, we even aim at earning profits.

We worked hard on the commencement of the company and

later for the production of goods. The best part was, we were thenjoying our work. On 7 of August, that is Friendship Day,

the opening ceremony of our company took place and it was

also the day of our first sale. Our company flourished with flying colours on that special day. We sold many

different and creative products. Aloha is standing for the Anubhutians whenever they will need us. Hope you

enjoy, when we come back with our second and a better sale. We would like to thank J.P.Rao sir, Ashok sir,

Swagat sir and Anjali akka, who helped us through out.

-Yash Agarawal, Darshan Chordiya, Grade XII

News Flash

The Road Not Taken...

The Editorial TeamAbhang Jain, Akanksha Asanare, Radhika Rathi,

Aman Deshmukh, Govinda Rayudu,Neerja Pandit, Shashikant Mahanor,Sneha Chotai,

Mahesh Dandge

Sneak PeekSneak PeekSneak Peek

thVol. 7 | Issue 2| 7 September 2016

2

th thAn English workshop for class 12 was held from 12 thto 15 August. Two resource persons, Kuntala

Sengupta and Manjima Biswas had come to interact

and teach us some techniques of drama. On the

first day we were asked to act on any topic of our

wish and on the second day we were introduced to

drama and its variants. We also enacted several

short plays. On the third day we had to combine and

set all the plays together and also enact a scene

each from 'Arms and the Man'. The skits we had

performed were later presented on stage on the th15 of August. The workshop experience will surely

help us in the future as it taught us about

onomatopoeic sounds, method of communication on

stage, and much more.

- Rajsi Bafna, Grade XII

Interesting puzzles, tricky mind games, creative origami, and the best part –

enjoyment!!! We got a wonderful opportunity to interact with Sri Suryanarayana, who

is a mathematician and has been to several countries. He imparted us with the

knowledge of new tricks and methods to solve math. He taught us how to play with

numbers. This was a marvellous experience and a remarkable workshop.

- Sanjana Wadhwani, Grade X

The Word Play

The Number Game!

Snappies

7

36

thOn 29 of August, we Anubhutians were honoured to

welcome an esteemed dignitary in the school, Mr. thArun Patnaik who was the 36 Commissioner of

Mumbai and one of the most dynamic IPS officers of

Maharashtra. He had been awarded with several

prestigious awards. He gave us an insight into the

police system which is rare but we were fortunate to

have him talk about it. The interaction ended with a

question session. Mr.Patnaik's kind words and

distinguished career will act as an inspiration to

Anubhutians.

- Riya Jain, Grade X

Into the Police World

thOn the occasion of India's 70 Independence Day we

started our day with the flag hoisting in the morning.

The chief guest for the day was Mr. Anand Gupte, a

well-known famous Marathi artist. This was followed thby a programme by the students of class 10 and some

thstudents of class 11 . The play was based on India's

unique struggle for freedom. It was named as “The

Journey to Freedom.” The play was directed by Abira

akka and Harshal sir. It depicted some of the

important events like the Revolt of 1857, Swadeshi

and Boycott Act, the Famous Jallianwala Bagh, Non-

cooperation Act, Chauri Chaura, Civil Disobedience

Movement and the Quit India Movement. As Anubhuti

believes in experiential learning, this play was an thexample of it as it helped the 10 standard students.

After this play there was a patriotic dance. We left

the audience spellbound and patriotic. This was thfollowed by the 12 class students performance. They

had put up a play based on Greek mythology which was

unique in its own way. This idea was given by the

resource people who had come for a drama workshop.

In the evening we had a marathon, Run for Freedom in

which all the students participated with sportsmen

spirit. This day filled up the hearts with a nationalistic

fervor.

-Akanksha Asanare, Grade XI

The Great StruggleMission Wakayama

For the third consecutive year Anubhuti team

carried the fragrance of Indian culture in the

frontiers of far East Asia, Japan. This year the

crusader was our teacher Swapna Akka along with

Viraj Bang. The details of Mission Wakayama in their

words:

“Swapna Akka and I had been to Japan to attend

Asian and Oceanian High School Forum which was

held at Wakayama prefecture in Japan. This forum

included events such as a stay with a Japanese family

and my family was the Kashio's family, a trip to

Koyasan which is a UNESCO world heritage site near

Wakayama city the palace surrounded by eight low

peaks, introduction speeches by the students

representatives of their respective countries, soon

after this the sectional meeting was held which was

preceded under the two chairperson. Our topic was

IT and communication. The chairperson had to make a

new presentation based on our exhibitions

emphasizing on the important points, this was to be

delivered during the general meeting and there would

be open questions from the public to the

representatives of the countries. After the general

assembly we had a quiz in which my team secured

third place. We were taken to a reception conducted

by the governor of Wakayama, where we met many

distinguished guests such as the head of Indian

Embassy of Osaka, head of Korean Embassy of

Osaka, and the governor himself. The next day was

the cultural exchange with Serin High School, a visit

to a shrine and the Wakayama Marina City. All these

places were mesmerizing and the memories

accompanied us back to our mother land India. I had a

great time, my trip to Japan was haunting, memorable

and astonishing”. Wow, that is really commendable.

Kudos to Viraj and Swapna akka! You both really

raised the flag of Anubhuti school in the cluster of

Asian schools.

- Viraj Bang, Grade XI

4

Tissue Culture – A Learning Experience

th thOn 4 and 5 of August 2016 grade 8 students were

in the conference room of world's No.1 Jain Tissue

Culture lab with their biology teacher Jayshree

Akka; imbibing knowledge and looking forward to try

their hands on the techniques of plant tissue culture

through callus culture. They got a close look of the

different ex-plants like seeds, leaves, apical and

axillary buds used for vegetative propagation of

plant by this method. They learned about a marine

algae called agar which is the most important

ingredient in the used nutrient media on which the

ex-plant is grown. They were surprised to know that

coal is used as one of the ingredients in the growing

media. They learned every detail from the lab to

farm journey of a sapling from Dr. Jeetendra Patil.

They got to see the functioning of the rare

equipment and apparatuses like micropipette,

forceps, stirrer, autoclave, pH meter, media mixer

etc. used in the process. Vegetative propagation of

plants in Jain Tissue culture lab is done successfully

for banana, pomegranate, strawberry, guava etc.

Students were enthralled by the scientific idea that

has changed the life of millions of farmers around

the world. Thanks to the organizers.

- Aditya, Grade VIII

Enhancement of Abilities

Activities are the best source of refreshment. They

help us to reduce our stress and brain testing

activities specially act as a lubricant for mind

sharpening. Such brain testing activities were

introduced to students of grade 11 during CTP class.

These few activities were organized by our dear

class teacher Swagat Sir :- forming a Pyramid by

using a newspaper, catching the bottle in which we

were asked to do the opposite of the instruction

given, memory game in which 16 different words of

no relations with each other were written in a series

and we were told to memorize it. Whereas the twist

was brought in the game when sir, instead of asking

the word asked us the number of the words, chits

for friends in which we were asked to write a task

for our friend but the game was twisted and we had

to do whatever we wrote on that chit. All these

activities were really very refreshing. At last sir

made the activities more interesting by awarding

prizes to the winner.

- Tanu Kankaria, Grade XI

Janmashtami

The day our beloved Lord Krishna was born. A festival

of happiness and excitement. We celebrated it on thAugust 25 . Since one week, we all were eagerly

waiting for this day. On the occasion of Janmashtami, thClass 7 students took up the assembly for the

celebration of the festival. They mainly focused on

the birth of Lord Krishna which was followed by a

dance. In the evening, we were asked to assemble for

the “Dahi Handi”. The songs which were played were

like the icing on the cake. As soon as we were given the

go ahead, we all rushed into our groups and started

planning strategies for conquering the quest at hand.

It was followed by a full scale war in which mud and

water were used as the main weapons.

- Dhruvi Lunker, Grade VIII

5

On the border

On 14 of August we were privileged to have amidst th

us Mr. Yogendra Singh Yadav, who is a young, brave

army officer. He was sixteen years old when he

joined the army and three years later was asked to

go for the Kargil War. There were only 21 army

officers who were appointed from his battalion. Out

of all the 21 there was only one audacious soul who

survived that is Paramveer Chakra winner, Subedar

Yogendra Singh Yadav. The Pakistani combatants

shot 19 bullets on him, but yet he survived as he had a

strong will to save his motherland. He now serves as

an inspiration to the youth of this country. We will

continue to admire his great works.

- Aatman Jain, Grade VII

4

Tissue Culture – A Learning Experience

th thOn 4 and 5 of August 2016 grade 8 students were

in the conference room of world's No.1 Jain Tissue

Culture lab with their biology teacher Jayshree

Akka; imbibing knowledge and looking forward to try

their hands on the techniques of plant tissue culture

through callus culture. They got a close look of the

different ex-plants like seeds, leaves, apical and

axillary buds used for vegetative propagation of

plant by this method. They learned about a marine

algae called agar which is the most important

ingredient in the used nutrient media on which the

ex-plant is grown. They were surprised to know that

coal is used as one of the ingredients in the growing

media. They learned every detail from the lab to

farm journey of a sapling from Dr. Jeetendra Patil.

They got to see the functioning of the rare

equipment and apparatuses like micropipette,

forceps, stirrer, autoclave, pH meter, media mixer

etc. used in the process. Vegetative propagation of

plants in Jain Tissue culture lab is done successfully

for banana, pomegranate, strawberry, guava etc.

Students were enthralled by the scientific idea that

has changed the life of millions of farmers around

the world. Thanks to the organizers.

- Aditya, Grade VIII

Enhancement of Abilities

Activities are the best source of refreshment. They

help us to reduce our stress and brain testing

activities specially act as a lubricant for mind

sharpening. Such brain testing activities were

introduced to students of grade 11 during CTP class.

These few activities were organized by our dear

class teacher Swagat Sir :- forming a Pyramid by

using a newspaper, catching the bottle in which we

were asked to do the opposite of the instruction

given, memory game in which 16 different words of

no relations with each other were written in a series

and we were told to memorize it. Whereas the twist

was brought in the game when sir, instead of asking

the word asked us the number of the words, chits

for friends in which we were asked to write a task

for our friend but the game was twisted and we had

to do whatever we wrote on that chit. All these

activities were really very refreshing. At last sir

made the activities more interesting by awarding

prizes to the winner.

- Tanu Kankaria, Grade XI

Janmashtami

The day our beloved Lord Krishna was born. A festival

of happiness and excitement. We celebrated it on thAugust 25 . Since one week, we all were eagerly

waiting for this day. On the occasion of Janmashtami, thClass 7 students took up the assembly for the

celebration of the festival. They mainly focused on

the birth of Lord Krishna which was followed by a

dance. In the evening, we were asked to assemble for

the “Dahi Handi”. The songs which were played were

like the icing on the cake. As soon as we were given the

go ahead, we all rushed into our groups and started

planning strategies for conquering the quest at hand.

It was followed by a full scale war in which mud and

water were used as the main weapons.

- Dhruvi Lunker, Grade VIII

5

On the border

On 14 of August we were privileged to have amidst th

us Mr. Yogendra Singh Yadav, who is a young, brave

army officer. He was sixteen years old when he

joined the army and three years later was asked to

go for the Kargil War. There were only 21 army

officers who were appointed from his battalion. Out

of all the 21 there was only one audacious soul who

survived that is Paramveer Chakra winner, Subedar

Yogendra Singh Yadav. The Pakistani combatants

shot 19 bullets on him, but yet he survived as he had a

strong will to save his motherland. He now serves as

an inspiration to the youth of this country. We will

continue to admire his great works.

- Aatman Jain, Grade VII

36

thOn 29 of August, we Anubhutians were honoured to

welcome an esteemed dignitary in the school, Mr. thArun Patnaik who was the 36 Commissioner of

Mumbai and one of the most dynamic IPS officers of

Maharashtra. He had been awarded with several

prestigious awards. He gave us an insight into the

police system which is rare but we were fortunate to

have him talk about it. The interaction ended with a

question session. Mr.Patnaik's kind words and

distinguished career will act as an inspiration to

Anubhutians.

- Riya Jain, Grade X

Into the Police World

thOn the occasion of India's 70 Independence Day we

started our day with the flag hoisting in the morning.

The chief guest for the day was Mr. Anand Gupte, a

well-known famous Marathi artist. This was followed thby a programme by the students of class 10 and some

thstudents of class 11 . The play was based on India's

unique struggle for freedom. It was named as “The

Journey to Freedom.” The play was directed by Abira

akka and Harshal sir. It depicted some of the

important events like the Revolt of 1857, Swadeshi

and Boycott Act, the Famous Jallianwala Bagh, Non-

cooperation Act, Chauri Chaura, Civil Disobedience

Movement and the Quit India Movement. As Anubhuti

believes in experiential learning, this play was an thexample of it as it helped the 10 standard students.

After this play there was a patriotic dance. We left

the audience spellbound and patriotic. This was thfollowed by the 12 class students performance. They

had put up a play based on Greek mythology which was

unique in its own way. This idea was given by the

resource people who had come for a drama workshop.

In the evening we had a marathon, Run for Freedom in

which all the students participated with sportsmen

spirit. This day filled up the hearts with a nationalistic

fervor.

-Akanksha Asanare, Grade XI

The Great StruggleMission Wakayama

For the third consecutive year Anubhuti team

carried the fragrance of Indian culture in the

frontiers of far East Asia, Japan. This year the

crusader was our teacher Swapna Akka along with

Viraj Bang. The details of Mission Wakayama in their

words:

“Swapna Akka and I had been to Japan to attend

Asian and Oceanian High School Forum which was

held at Wakayama prefecture in Japan. This forum

included events such as a stay with a Japanese family

and my family was the Kashio's family, a trip to

Koyasan which is a UNESCO world heritage site near

Wakayama city the palace surrounded by eight low

peaks, introduction speeches by the students

representatives of their respective countries, soon

after this the sectional meeting was held which was

preceded under the two chairperson. Our topic was

IT and communication. The chairperson had to make a

new presentation based on our exhibitions

emphasizing on the important points, this was to be

delivered during the general meeting and there would

be open questions from the public to the

representatives of the countries. After the general

assembly we had a quiz in which my team secured

third place. We were taken to a reception conducted

by the governor of Wakayama, where we met many

distinguished guests such as the head of Indian

Embassy of Osaka, head of Korean Embassy of

Osaka, and the governor himself. The next day was

the cultural exchange with Serin High School, a visit

to a shrine and the Wakayama Marina City. All these

places were mesmerizing and the memories

accompanied us back to our mother land India. I had a

great time, my trip to Japan was haunting, memorable

and astonishing”. Wow, that is really commendable.

Kudos to Viraj and Swapna akka! You both really

raised the flag of Anubhuti school in the cluster of

Asian schools.

- Viraj Bang, Grade XI

2

th thAn English workshop for class 12 was held from 12 thto 15 August. Two resource persons, Kuntala

Sengupta and Manjima Biswas had come to interact

and teach us some techniques of drama. On the

first day we were asked to act on any topic of our

wish and on the second day we were introduced to

drama and its variants. We also enacted several

short plays. On the third day we had to combine and

set all the plays together and also enact a scene

each from 'Arms and the Man'. The skits we had

performed were later presented on stage on the th15 of August. The workshop experience will surely

help us in the future as it taught us about

onomatopoeic sounds, method of communication on

stage, and much more.

- Rajsi Bafna, Grade XII

Interesting puzzles, tricky mind games, creative origami, and the best part –

enjoyment!!! We got a wonderful opportunity to interact with Sri Suryanarayana, who

is a mathematician and has been to several countries. He imparted us with the

knowledge of new tricks and methods to solve math. He taught us how to play with

numbers. This was a marvellous experience and a remarkable workshop.

- Sanjana Wadhwani, Grade X

The Word Play

The Number Game!

Snappies

7

Published by Anubhūti School (For Internal Circulation Only) Printed at Mahajan Offset, MIDC, Jalgaon.

Jain Divine Park, Shirsoli Road, Jalgaon - 425 001.Tel: 0257-2264600; Website: www.anubhutischool.in; E-mail: info@anubhutischool.in

A unique school based on Indian cultural heritage and global vision

®

“Change is the only constant” are the wise words used

by the previous editorial team in their last issue. Well,

now they have passed down the mantle to us and it is

our job to make sure we kick up a notch!

I have always wondered, what is the feeling of

anxiety that fills one as he/she walks into the

unknown, better known as a feel of change or feel of

being different, different in the sense – unique. And

trust us when we say things are going to be different

enough to leave a dent, no – a crater in the life of

“Anubhutians” this year on and that's a promise!

Now we cannot guarantee that this transition will be

smooth and easy but we assure you that things are

going to be more interesting from now on and we will

leave you craving for the next edition every month!

This is all because some say change is good while other

may contradict, but change will always come and it's in

yours and change's hands to make a difference.

- The Editors

One of the most awaited day for the new students in

Anubhuti is the Fresher's day. This year the thFresher's day was organized on 30 of July. All the

new students were waiting eagerly for this day. They

had worked really hard for it. It was initially the first time for the new students on the stage of Anubhuti. Everyone was excited to see the performances of the

talented new comers. They got on the stage and put it

on fire. It was an amazing experience for us as we got

to showcase our talents. The programme ended on a privileged note with an amazing dinner prepared by

ththe 12 grade girls.

- Mallika Agrawal, Grade XI

Anubhūti School

th th The students of Business Studies from class 11 prepared the handbooks of different companies on 4

August 2016.

Three interns Arishu, Govind and Akash from Lakshmibai National Institute of Physical Education, Gwalior st thwere in our school from 1 July to 12 August. And they also held an interhouse basketball tournament.

The school football team had recently participated in a football tournament which was held at Nashik.

th th On 12 August all the class 12 Business studies students went to the Time Gate to Meet Mr. B. M Khabmyat

Sir (PRO) of the School.

th st On 29 and 31 August the junior and senior basketball players had taken part in the district competition in

Chalisgaon. Junior girls had triumphed.Kudos!

"Don't be afraid of Change, It is Leading you to a New Beginning" -Anonymous

18

Freshers' Flight

ALOHA–What Matters is You

Experience things and you will have things at a go. Books only

teach us ‘What to do?’ but experiencing paves a path to

connect with reality. Aloha is a step towards it, insisted by

J.P.Rao sir and for the students, that’s something unique

about our school. What are the objectives of Aloha? Fulfilling

the needs and wants of students on various occasions, is our

primary motive. As a company, we even aim at earning profits.

We worked hard on the commencement of the company and

later for the production of goods. The best part was, we were thenjoying our work. On 7 of August, that is Friendship Day,

the opening ceremony of our company took place and it was

also the day of our first sale. Our company flourished with flying colours on that special day. We sold many

different and creative products. Aloha is standing for the Anubhutians whenever they will need us. Hope you

enjoy, when we come back with our second and a better sale. We would like to thank J.P.Rao sir, Ashok sir,

Swagat sir and Anjali akka, who helped us through out.

-Yash Agarawal, Darshan Chordiya, Grade XII

News Flash

The Road Not Taken...

The Editorial TeamAbhang Jain, Akanksha Asanare, Radhika Rathi,

Aman Deshmukh, Govinda Rayudu,Neerja Pandit, Shashikant Mahanor,Sneha Chotai,

Mahesh Dandge

Sneak PeekSneak PeekSneak Peek

thVol. 7 | Issue 2| 7 September 2016