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Vol -1, Issue 8 St. Norbert School, CBSE Affliation No: 831041, Chowhalli, T. Narasipura - 571124 May - 2021

Mother’s Day - By Chikkamani

event to honor the contribution of our duty to take care of our mothers gradually overpowering authenticity, mothers, acknowledge the efforts of and to respect and love her. Mother's the day will forever serve as a maternal bonds and the role of Day is celebrated to make our reminder of what mothers do for us. mothers in our society. Although, mothers feel special and shower all Even though we are able to spoil our different countries celebrate the our love on her. Though it is mothers on any day throughout the occasion on different dates, the celebrated on the second Sunday of year, the denoted day gives us an common months of the celebrations May, every year, yet, we should excuse to express our utmost Mothers are one of the first are March or May. Mother's Day is a celebrate every day as a Mother's gratitude. The bond of a mother and indications of the sovereignty of God similar effort like other celebrations Day to make our mothers feel her child is so special that it is in our lives. Mothers teach us to have like Father's Day, Siblings Day, special. It is a day which makes cherished forever, by children and confidence and belief in ourselves. Grandparents Day and others. The people remember the importance and their mothers. One day is not enough Mothers knew from experience how celebration of Mother's Day first significance of mothers in their life to celebrate Motherhood and we important for people to believe in started in the country of Greece, and and is observed as a day to give should make every day as special as themselves in order for children to be now it is celebrated in every part of special emphasis to the motherly Mother's whole, strong and grow with a the world. Every mother is devoted to figures around the world. All D a y t o healthy estimation of oneself. her child throughout her life. traditions, however, do share s h o w e r Mother's Day is an occasion which is Measuring the depth of a mother's characteristics and ultimately honour our love celebrated in various parts of the sacrifice is not possible for anyone mothers and women who have upon our world to express respect, honor and nor can we repay the priceless brought peace and improvement to mothers. love towards mothers. The day is an favours and love of our mothers. It is the world. Despite consumerism

International Nurses Day - By Maria

healthcare and thank nurses for what in low- and middle-income role and they are responsible for a they do. The Covid-19 pandemic is a countries. International Nurses Day number of different things in the stark reminder of the vital role nurses has been created so that we can pay workplace. This includes writing play. honour and tribute to all of the nurses care plans for patients, assisting with Historically, as well as today, nurses around the world and the incredible evaluations and tests, setting up are at the forefront of fighting work they do. It is crazy to think blood transfusions and drips, epidemics and pandemics - about a world without nurses. Who checking and administering drugs International Nurses Day is providing high quality and respectful would be there to care for us when and injections, observing and celebrated around the world every treatment and care. They are often we're not feeling well? Nurses bring recording the condition of patients. th May 12 on the anniversary of the first and sometimes the only so much to our lives, and the lives of They will also maintain patient Florence Nightingale's birth. On the health professional that people see the people that we love, and so it is records, mentor junior and student occasion of the International Day of and the quality of their initial only right that we have a day that n u r s e s the Nurses and the 200th anniversary assessment, care and treatment is honours them and recognizes all of organise of the birth of Florence Nightingale, vital. Nurses account for more than their efforts! In 2021, we seek to staff, and the World Health Organization half of all the world's health workers, show how nursing will look into the reassure (WHO) joins hundreds of partners yet there is an urgent shortage of future as well how the profession will patients worldwide to highlight the nurses worldwide with 5.9 million transform the next stage of and their importance of nurses in the more nurses still needed, especially healthcare. Nurses have a very varied relatives.

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Atal Bihari Vajpayee Haradanahalli Doddegowda Deve Gowda By- Chiranthan Dev 8th Std By- Gagan 8th Std

1999 to 2004. During his tenure as Emergency and became President of prime minister, his government the state unit of in 1994, introduced many domestic economic and was considered to be a driving and infrastructural reforms, force in the party's victory in including encouraging the private Karnataka. When the sector and foreign investments, decided to form the Government reducing governmental waste, at the Centre with the support of the encouraging research and devel Congress, Deve Gowda was opment and privatisation of some unexpectedly chosen to head the government owned corpora government and became the 11th was born into a tions.Vajpayee was one of the co- Haradanahalli Doddegowda Deve Prime Minister of from 1 June Hindu Brahmin family on 25 founders and a senior leader of the Gowda was born on 18 May 1933 in 1996 to 21 April 1997. Before that, he December 1924 in Gwalior, Madhya (BJP). He was Haradanahalli, a village in was previously the 14th Chief Pradesh. His mother and father were also noted as a poet and a writer and Holenarasipura taluk, of the erstwhile Minister of Karnataka from 1994 to Krishna Devi and Krishna Bihari was a member of the Indian Kingdom of Mysore into a Vokkaliga 1996. After his prime ministerial Vajpayee. Vajpayee did his schooling Parliament for over five decades, caste family, which is categorised as tenure, he was elected to the 12th , at the SaraswatiShishuMandir in having been elected ten times to the an Other Backward Class by the 14th , 15th, and 16th , Gwalior. He subsequently attended Lok Sabha, and twice to the Rajya Indian government. His father was as Member of Parliament for the Gwalior's Victoria College to study Sabha. The Prime Minister Narendra Dodde Gowda and mother, Hassan Lok Sabha constituency. for a BA in Hindi, English and Modi declared in 2014 that Devamma. He married Chennamma He lost Lok Sabha elections in 2019 Sanskrit and then completed his post- Vajpayee's birthday, 25 December, in 1954. They have six children four from Tumkuru but has been elected graduation with an MA in Political would be marked as Good sons, including politicians H. D. to . Currently, he is Science from DAV College, Kanpur. Governance Day. In 2015, he was Revanna and H. D. Kumaraswamy, the National President of the Janata Moreover, he was an Indian conferred the who was the former Chief Minister of Dal and a Member statesman who served three terms as . Karnataka, and two daughters. Born of Parliament in the , first for a He died on 16 in a humble farming family, he joined the Rajya Sabha term of 13 days in 1996, then for a August 2018 of the party in r e p r e s e n t i n g period of 13 months from 1998 to a g e - r e l a t e d 1953, and remained a member until Karnataka. 1999, followed by a full term from illness. 1962. He was imprisoned during the

Inder Kumar Gujral By - Lakshya 8th Std By- Maheshwari 8th Std

nationalistic ideas as a student, and bureaucratic career when Lalit joined the All India Students Narayan Mishra hired him as an Federation and the Communist Party advisor in the Ministry of Commerce of India. He was imprisoned for and Industry. During the 1970s and taking part in the Quit India 1980s, Singh held several key posts movement. On 26 May 1945, Inder in the , such Kumar Gujral married Sheila Gujral. as Chief Economic Advisor, They had two sons, NareshGujral, governor of the Reserve Bank and who is a Rajya Sabha MP, and Vishal head of the Planning Commission.In was an Indian Gujral. After independence, he Manmohan Singh born to Gurmukh 1991, as India faced a severe diplomat, politician and freedom joined the Indian National Congress Singh and Amrit Kaur on 26 economic crisis, newly elected Prime activist who served as the 12th Prime party in 1964, and became a Member September 1932 is an Indian Minister P. V. Narasimha Rao Minister of India from April 1997 to of Parliament in the Rajya Sabha. He economist, academic, and surprisingly inducted the apolitical March 1998. His tenure lasted for was the Minister of Information and politician who served as the 13th Singh into his cabinet as Finance less than a year. He was born on 4 Broadcasting during . prime minister of India from 2004 Minister. Over the next few years, December 1919 in a Punjabi Hindu In 1976, he was appointed as the to 2014. Singh was also the first despite strong opposition, he as a family to Avtar Narain and Ambassador of India to the Soviet prime minister since Jawaharlal Finance Minister carried out several Pushpa Gujral in undivided in Union. In 1996, he became the Nehru to be re-elected after structural reforms that liberalised British India. He studied at D.A.V. Minister of External Affairs in the completing a full five-year term. India's economy. College, Hailey College of Deve Gowda ministry, and Born in Gah, West Punjab, in what To his credit, in March 1983, Punjab Commerce and Forman Christian developed the Gujral doctrine during is today , Singh's family University awarded him Doctor of College, . He spoke and this period. He migrated to India during its Letters and in was, eulogised as a lover of the died in 2012 at partition in 1947. After obtaining 2009 created a language by Maulana Azad National the age of 92,due his doctorate in economics from Dr. Manmohan Urdu University, an institution where t o a l u n g Oxford, Singh worked for the Singh chair in he held the position of chancellor. infection. United Nations during 19661969. their economics Born in Punjab, he was influenced by He subsequently began his department.

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General Knowledge Science - By Rachana C Swamy

1.What does DNA stand for? 16.What is the name of the liquid component 31.The motion of the Earth on its axis is 18.Cancer 19. Liver of the human blood? known as. 2.What is the hardest natural substance on 20. Watt 21.Marie curie and Pierre curie Earth? 32.What is the reason to see our reflection in 17. Where is pinna located in the human 22. Aristotle 23. Kangaroo rat body? a mirror? 3.What type of bird catches fish in its 24. Ostrich egg 25. Helium throat pouch? 18. Oncology focuses on what disease? 33. Which mirror is used in head lights of the car? 26. Homi Jehangir Bhabha 4.Humans and chimpanzees share 19.What is the largest internal organ of the 34. Who invented the cell? 27. Guglielmo Marconi roughly how much DNA? human body? 35.Which fish does not have skeleton at all? 28. African Bush Elephant 5.What is the most abundant gas in the 20. What is the SI unit of power? Earth's atmosphere? 36. Which travels the fastest: Light or 29. Ascorbic acid 4 21.Who discovered the radium? Sound? 6.When lunar eclipse occurs? 30.Vitamin-C deficiency 22. Who is known as father of modern . 37. Which animal has the highest blood 31.Rotation 7.At what temperature are Celsius and biology? Fahrenheit equal? Pressure? 32.Light is reflected 23. Which animal never drinks water in its 38. Which animal never sleeps? 8.What name is given for the number of entire life? protons found in the nucleus of an atom? 39. Which bird only eats bones? 33.Concave mirror 34.Robert Hooke 24.Which is the largest cell in the animal 40. How many eyes do honey bees have? 35. Jelly fish 36. Light 9.How many vertebrae does the average kingdom? human possess? ANSWERS: 37. Giraffe 38. Bullfrog 25.Which gas is used in balloons as it is 10. What is a material that will not carry an lighter than air? 1.Deoxyribonucleic acid 2. Diamond electrical charge called? 39. Bearded vulture 40.Five 3. Pelicans 4. 98% 26.Who is father of Indian Nuclear 11. What is the study of mushrooms program? 5. Nitrogen called? 27.Who is the inventor of radio? 6. When Earth is between Sun and Moon 12. Name the hot middle layer of Earth? 7. -40 8. Atomic number 28.Which is the largest land-based 13. Who discovered nuclear bomb? mammal on the Earth? 9. 33 10. Insulator 11. Mycology 12. Mantle 14.What is a green photo synthetic pigment 29.What is the chemical name of the found in plants that helps absorb energy V itamin-C? 13. Robert Oppenheimer from sunlight? 30.Which is the leading cause of blindness in 14. Chlorophyll 15. Carbon dioxide 15. Which gas is found in soda water? children worldwide? 16. Plasma 17. Outer ear

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