“Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.”

“The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength, not a lack of knowledge, but

rather a lack of will.”

RPS Sr. Sec. School, Khatod, Mohindergarh Also Visit us at : www.rpsmgarh.edu.in E-mail : rpskhatod@gmail.com Phone No. : 01285-222645, 222445 Mob. : 9416150201

RPS Public School, Rewari Also Visit us at : www.rpsrewari.edu.in E-mail : rpsrewari@gmail.com Phone No. : 01274-240645 Mob. : 9813145457

RPS Public School, Dharuhera Email :rpsdharuhera@gmail.com, Mob.01274-297457, 09467064534

NEWS LETTER

CLASS – X

JULY-AUGUST (2016) Dear Student

Hope you must have enjoyed your holidays and are now refreshed and reenegised to carry on your

studies and other activities.

This newsletter contains schedule for your CTs and UTs. What you are required to do is to prepare

yourself fully for these tests. The need is to just put in your best efforts so that you also get the best

output as sometimes it happens that a feeling of repentance remains that we have not given our

best. So, let this feeling not dominate you afterwords.

Besides, some other competitions have also been scheduled for you. You are advised to participate in

them as per your interest and talent. These activities are also very important to make you achieve

your holistic development as they infuse confidence and a sense of co-operation which play a pivotal

role in life.

So, students be committed to the task of adding qualities to yourself which is the true meaning of

education.

What happens when you are stressed? Stress is what you feel when you have to handle more than you are used to. When you are stressed, your body responds as though you are in danger. This is called the fight-or-flight stress response.

But if stress happens too often or lasts too long, it can have bad effects. It can be linked to headaches, an upset stomach, back pain, and trouble sleeping. It can weaken your immune system, making it harder to fight off disease.

What can you do about stress? The good news is that you can learn ways to manage stress. To get stress under control:

Find out what is causing stress in your life.

Look for ways to reduce the amount of stress in your life.

Learn healthy ways to relieve stress and reduce its harmful effects.

How do you measure your stress level? Sometimes it is clear where stress is coming from. You can count on stress during a major life change such as the

death of a loved one, getting married, or having a baby. But other times it may not be so clear why you feel stressed.

It's important to figure out what causes stress for you. Everyone feels and responds to stress differently. Tracking your stress may help. Get a notebook, and write down when something makes you feel stressed. Then write how you reacted and what you did to deal with the stress.

“Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.”

“The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength, not a lack of knowledge, but

rather a lack of will.”

RPS Sr. Sec. School, Khatod, Mohindergarh Also Visit us at : www.rpsmgarh.edu.in E-mail : rpskhatod@gmail.com Phone No. : 01285-222645, 222445 Mob. : 9416150201

RPS Public School, Rewari Also Visit us at : www.rpsrewari.edu.in E-mail : rpsrewari@gmail.com Phone No. : 01274-240645 Mob. : 9813145457

RPS Public School, Dharuhera Email :rpsdharuhera@gmail.com, Mob.01274-297457, 09467064534

How can you avoid stress? You might try some of these ideas:

Learn better ways to manage your time. You may get more done with less stress if you make a schedule.

Find better ways to cope. Look at how you have been dealing with stress.

Take good care of yourself. Get plenty of rest. Eat well.

Try out new ways of thinking. When you find yourself starting to worry, try to stop the thoughts. Or write down your worries and work on letting go of things you cannot change. Learn to say "no."

Speak up. Not being able to talk about your needs and concerns creates stress and can make negative feelings worse.

Ask for help. People who have a strong network of family and friends manage stress better.

How can you relieve stress? Exercise. Regular exercise is one of the best ways to manage stress. Walking

is a great way to get started.

Write. It can help to write about the things that are bothering you.

Let your feelings out. Talk, laugh, cry, and express anger when you need to with someone you trust.

Do something you enjoy. A hobby can help you relax.

Learn ways to relax your body. This can include breathing exercises, muscle relaxation exercises, massage, aromatherapy, yoga, or relaxing exercises like tai chi and qi gong.

Focus on the present. Try meditation, imagery exercises, or self-hypnosis.

History of Missile

The use of missiles dates back to the Vedic age in India. Indian warriors have used "Astras" as missiles in various forms from that period in the subcontinent, proofs of which can be drawn from a number of epics such as the Mahabharata and the Ramayana.

The deadly weapons and the scriptures regarding the technology were later concealed to prevent any future happenings of the ‘Idikasa’ (an important historic part in the history of Indian religion) for the sake of the survival of mankind.

In olden days, the Astra (a supernatural weapon) was controlled by ‘Mantras’ (a sound, syllable, or group of words that are considered capable of creating transformation) that could be correlated to the mission control software of the modern day missiles.

World’s first rocket

Fighting the British colonial army, Tipu Sultan and his army used thousands of rockets resulting in the defeat of the troops in the Srirangapatna war in 1792. The rockets were attached with bamboo or steel spears and powered by gun powder, propellant compacted in a cast iron chamber with nozzle and igniters capable of attacking enemy cavalry and soldiers.

The modern day missiles have their roots in Germany as the country developed the first successful Guided missiles V1 and V2. After World War II, several other nations developed a variety of missile systems.

India had mastered missile technology from olden days, but it was left behind in this field when the Britishers ruled the country for hundreds of years, resulting in lack of resources, research environment and capabilities.

Tipu's War Rocket

“Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.”

“The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength, not a lack of knowledge, but

rather a lack of will.”

RPS Sr. Sec. School, Khatod, Mohindergarh Also Visit us at : www.rpsmgarh.edu.in E-mail : rpskhatod@gmail.com Phone No. : 01285-222645, 222445 Mob. : 9416150201

RPS Public School, Rewari Also Visit us at : www.rpsrewari.edu.in E-mail : rpsrewari@gmail.com Phone No. : 01274-240645 Mob. : 9813145457

RPS Public School, Dharuhera Email :rpsdharuhera@gmail.com, Mob.01274-297457, 09467064534

This was the time when India decided to go ahead with its Integrated Guided Missile Development Programme (IGMDP), headed by eminent scientist and former President of India Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam who launched the first Satellite Launch Vehicle, SLV-3 putting the Rohini Satellite in orbit.

The IGMDP project began on July 26, 1983 at the Defence Research and Development Laboratory (DRDL) in Hyderabad. A host of missiles, including the strategic Agni Integrated Range Ballistic Missile (IRBM), the tactical Prithvi, the Akash and Trishul surface-to-air missiles and the Nag anti-tank guided missile were developed under the programme. The project gave India the capability to produce indigenous missiles in other key areas as well.

Indigenous development of the weapon was required to negate the dominance of western nations who imposed their will on developing countries by enforcing pacts like the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR). Such pacts were aimed at controlling access to and availability of advanced weapon systems to India.

A new world order emerged after India carried out the nuclear experiment in May 1998 and became a nuclear-weapon state.

Agni, Prithvi, Nag, Dhanush and Akash Missiles

Today, India is one of the few countries in the world to have indigenously developed missile systems including critical technologies like the re-entry tip for ballistic missiles.

Date Day Subject Test Time Marks Syllabus

25-7-2016 Mon. S.St. 40 min. 20 Ch.6. Print Culture in the Modern world,

Ch.2. Forest & Wildlife Resources, Democracy and Diversity

Ch.4. Gender, Religion & Caste

26-7-2016 Tue. Hindi 40 min. 20 f{kfrt% y[kuoh vankt] vkRedFkk] df̀rdk% tktZ iape dh ukd

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27-7-2016 Wed. Maths 40 min. 20 Triangle, Trigonometry (Half)

28-7-2016 Thr. Science 40 min. 20 Metal and Non-Metal, Magnetic Effect of Electric Current,

Control and Coordination.

29-07-2016 Fri. English 40 min. 20 Literature Reader:- Fiction:-3. “The Letter”

Poetry:- 3’Not Marble, Nor the Gilded Monuments’

Grammar:- Voice, Prepositions, Connectors,

Writing:- Story writing.

Class - Test – Date Sheet & Syllabus

“Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.”

“The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength, not a lack of knowledge, but

rather a lack of will.”

RPS Sr. Sec. School, Khatod, Mohindergarh Also Visit us at : www.rpsmgarh.edu.in E-mail : rpskhatod@gmail.com Phone No. : 01285-222645, 222445 Mob. : 9416150201

RPS Public School, Rewari Also Visit us at : www.rpsrewari.edu.in E-mail : rpsrewari@gmail.com Phone No. : 01274-240645 Mob. : 9813145457

RPS Public School, Dharuhera Email :rpsdharuhera@gmail.com, Mob.01274-297457, 09467064534

Date Day Subject Test Duration. Marks Syllabus

22-08-2016 Mon. English 3:00 Hrs. 70 1st Term Complete

23-08-2016 Tue. Science 3:00 Hrs. 90 1st Term Complete

24-08-2016 Wed. Hindi 3:00 Hrs. 90 1st Term Complete

25-08-2016 Thr. Maths 3:00 Hrs. 90 1st Term Complete

26-08-2016 Fri. S.St. 3:00 Hrs. 90 1st Term Complete

Yet another MILESTONE of SUCCESS set by RPSians…………

Date Competition

Name

Theme / Topic Venue Time Class Activity

Organizer

15July

(Friday)

Hindi Essay

Writing

Competition

1. Global effect of World

Population ,

2. Effect of world

population on India

Economy

School

Library

8.10 am-

9.30 am

9th& 10

th

Ms. Maya Devi

21July

(Thursday)

GK Quiz Current Affaires ,

Sports, Entertainment,

Awards , Politics

Assembly 8.10 am-

9.10 am

9th& 10

th Mr.Krishan

10th August

Wednesday

Clay Modelling Environment , Child

Labour , Girl Child,

Nature

School

Library

8.10 am-

9.30 am

9th& 10

th Ms.Naveen

16th August

(Tuesday)

Rakhi making

Competition

Use of waste material in

Rakhi making

School

Library

8.10 to

9.30

9th&10

th Mr.Dhananjay

Pre-First Term Exam – Date Sheet & Syllabus

Achievement in Academic 2015-16

IIT-Mains

210

AIIMS

16

IIT-Advance

36

ACTIVITY & COMPETITION

The journey of Success shall continue……

CBSE Board Result 2015-16

10.0 CGPA 81

9.8 CGPA 22

9.6 CGPA 18

9.4 CGPA 24

9.2 CGPA 37

9.0 CGPA 36

10th Result 2015-16

95% & above 44

90 % & above 220

85% & above 411

75% & above 799

12th Result 2015-16

“Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.”

“The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength, not a lack of knowledge, but

rather a lack of will.”

RPS Sr. Sec. School, Khatod, Mohindergarh Also Visit us at : www.rpsmgarh.edu.in E-mail : rpskhatod@gmail.com Phone No. : 01285-222645, 222445 Mob. : 9416150201

RPS Public School, Rewari Also Visit us at : www.rpsrewari.edu.in E-mail : rpsrewari@gmail.com Phone No. : 01274-240645 Mob. : 9813145457

RPS Public School, Dharuhera Email :rpsdharuhera@gmail.com, Mob.01274-297457, 09467064534

Accuse – to increase over a period of time

Acculturate – to learn to live successfully in a different culture, to help so, to do this

Aficionado – a person unless libs an activity, sport or subject very much & know a lot about it

Aftermath – the situation that exists as a result of an event (usually unpleasant) esp. a war, an

accident.

Afters – A sweet that is eaten at the end of a meal

Agenda – a list of items to be discussed at a meeting

Aggravate – to make an illness or a bad or unpleasant situation worst

Agnosia – lack of ability recognize things and people

Agog – excited & very much interested to find ant sth.

Important Words

Inter Class Hindi Speech Competition

Held on- 04-05-2016

Result Rank Name Father’s Name Class

1st Aryan Mr. Vir Singh X-T1

2nd

Khushboo Mr. Rakesh X-T1

3rd

Shika Mr. Sanjay IX-T1

3rd

Ishika Mr. Kuldeep IX-T2

Inter Class Poster Making

Competition

Held on- 30-04-2016

Result Rank Name Father’s

Name

Class

1st Garima Mr.Yadvender X-A6

2nd

Khushi Mr.Gyarsilal IX-A6

3rd

Gayatri Mr.Mansingh IX-A6

GOLD MEDALIST

Name Under

Aryan 14

Piyush 14

Piyush 17

Honey Singh 14

PrayagYadav 17

SahilYadav 17

SILVER MEDALIST

Name Under

Prateek 14

Nitin 14

Lokesh 14

Karishma 14

BRONZE MEDALIST

Atul 14

Yash 14

Rahul 14

Sahil 14

Ritik 14

Digram 14

Lokesh 14

Ankit 14

Rishab 14

Inter School Taekwondo Competition 2016-17

Organized By Pathfinder Global School, Pataudi, Distt- Gurgaon, Haryana

Conducted by-Taekwondo Federation of India

Date- 23-04-2016

“Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.”

“The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength, not a lack of knowledge, but

rather a lack of will.”

RPS Sr. Sec. School, Khatod, Mohindergarh Also Visit us at : www.rpsmgarh.edu.in E-mail : rpskhatod@gmail.com Phone No. : 01285-222645, 222445 Mob. : 9416150201

RPS Public School, Rewari Also Visit us at : www.rpsrewari.edu.in E-mail : rpsrewari@gmail.com Phone No. : 01274-240645 Mob. : 9813145457

RPS Public School, Dharuhera Email :rpsdharuhera@gmail.com, Mob.01274-297457, 09467064534

Agony – extreme plusicae or mental pain

Alacrity – great unillingnlso or enthusiasm

Alarmist – causing unnecessary fear and anxiety

Alone Mater – a school, collage or university that so went to

Alsoran – a person also in not successful especially in a competition or on election

Altercation – a noisy agreement or disagree went

Important Days

July 1: National Doctor’s Day.

July 11: World Population Day.

July 12 : World Malala Day

July 18 : Nelson Mendela International Day

July 28 : World Nature conservation Day

August 2: International Friendship Day.

August 6 :Hiroshima Day

August 9 : International Day of World’s Indigenous people

August 9: Quit India Day and Nagasaki Day.

August 12 : International Youth Day

August 15 : Independence Day of India

August 29: National Sports Day.

The PTM has been scheduled on 9th July, 2016, Saturday from 9:00 am to 12:00 Noon.

We will highly appreciate your esteemed presence at the scheduled time.

PRINCIPAL