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Chhatra Prabodhan English Diwali Issue Sake 1941 | 2019 Jnana Prabodhini’S ` Magazine for PRICE 80 Enriching Potentials in Youngsters Chhatra Prabodhan English Diwali Issue Sake 1941 | 2019 Jnana Prabodhini’s ` Magazine For PRICE 80 Enriching Potentials in Youngsters Head office : Chhatra Prabodhan, Jnana Prabodhini, 510, Sadashiv Peth, Pune 411 030. Ph. : 020-24207 174/175 E-mail : [email protected] Website : www.chhatraprabodhan.org Date of Publication : Rashtriya Saur 22 Aashwin, Sake 1941, (October 14, 2019) Price : ` 80/- We were able to offer this issue at a concessional price of ` 50 to 6000 readers. This was possible only because of the financial support rendered by respected donors, advertisers and sponsors. We are grateful to them and wish them Happy Diwali ! Dear Students, our young inquisitive explorers, I’m sure you all get excited during the festive Diwali season. This is the special time that we spend with our friends and family, neighbours and loved ones. It is the time to show the world that 'we care.' But caring for others and your Dialogue surroundings is just as important as nurturing oneself. This Diwali, as you shed the darkness around you and light a glow of happiness within your house and family, I urge you to light a candle within yourself. This 19th English edition of Chhatra Prabodhan will enlighten your Diwali. There are many obstacles in the journey of life, quite a few of them are beyond our control. We must learn to see the best in ourselves and use our strengths to fight the hurdles in our path. Our feature 'Master of my Fate' tells astonishing stories of differently abled people, who embraced their differences and steered their lives in the right direction. Their positive energy and determination will fill you with inspiration and help you to rise above your daily trifles. Remember: you cannot control what you get, but you can decide what to do with it. At the same time, I also urge you to look for such people around you, who are differently challenged. Take the initiative to befriend them and become a part of their journey. I assure you that you will also have a lot to learn from them. Together, you can help your differently abled friends explore their potentials to the fullest. Each one of you carries tremendous potential inside you, but very few realise it. What about you? What do you think stops you from exploring your full potential? I think it could be lack of self esteem, fear of failure, low ambition or simply laziness. Which of these fits you? I believe that these excuses that you give yourself could become your biggest hurdles. To help you overcome these obstacles, we have some articles on Self Development written by experts in the field. That includes a skit that you can perform in school. Share these tips with your friends. I certainly hope that these will help you mould your personality. In this edition, you will find names of books at the bottom of the pages. These English books are by authors from different countries and depict various cultures. Challenge yourself and read these by next Diwali - it will be like travelling across the world while sitting in your armchair! There is also a creative gift for you in the last two pages of the magazine. Channel your creativity and make your own lampshade. There are many activities catered to increase your enjoyment in this magazine. Would you like to read an enjoyable English edition every month? If you want this to continue in the form of a monthly magazine, please let us know at 020 24207174. Finally, I hope that this magazine will give you a different perspective on yourself and send you off on a journey of self exploration. Trust me, journeying into yourself will ultimately help you understand Yours Faithfully the world better. And remember, Chhatra Prabodhan is always Priya Dabak there to guide you in your discoveries. Assistant Editor Strike, strike at the root of misery in our hearts Give us the strength CONTENT to rise above daily trifles Story 5 He Grew Up* – Veeraja Kamthe 18 Time to go High-Tech – Payal Mehta 44 The Valiant Soldier Paramvirchakra Abdul Hamid - Col. (Retd.) Avinash Kelkar 59 Traitor* – Avanti Athawale 85 A Life Redeemed* – Payal Mehta Narrative 9 Rural Olympics* – Supriya Kumthekar 29 Glimpses of Dwindling Treasure* – Mandar Godbole 67 How I Went Bananas – RamG Vallath 83 Book Review* – The Lost city of Z– Mandar Godbole 95 Film Review* – Inside Out - Madhura Bapat Poems 8 Yellow Tears – Archis Chinmulgund 23 Nature* – Neeraj Bapat 26 Let us sing to the world* – Anagha Lavalekar 57 Alchemist* – Siddhant Agate 73 Silence – Siddhant Agate 99 Diary* – Natasha Tungare About Jnana Prabodhini Activities 4 Hindu View of Life 22 Welcome Diwali* – Hema Dhotre 77 Current Scenario 43 Gift Envelope – Hema Dhotre 100 Publications 97 Basket using Paper Plates, Fantastic Flowers – Medha Sudumbarekar 79 Science Project - Organic Toilet Cleaner* Miscellaneous - – Arva Bawkar, Shreya Bhide, 17 Tickle Your Brain Anushka Bhoir, Gayatri Panse 58 Tickle Your Funny Bone 80 Fun with Language 81 How do we decide what is right and wrong? Do Listen... Watch... Read... * QR code is given to these articles. Scan it on the smart phone. In case of any difficulty take expert's advice. (Free Download QR code scanner on Google Play) Read English Diwali Issue 2018 Chhatra Prabodhan English Diwali Issue Sake 1941 | 2019 Special Feature - Master of my Fate - Chief Editor, Stories of Enabled Lives Publisher & Printer 34 Seeking Light* – Tejaswini Bhalekar Mahendra Sethiya 36 Finding Clarity* – Aaditya Koshe 38 Striving for Integration*- Manasi Salvekar Assistant Editor 40 Aiming for Excellence* – Tushar Nalawade Priya Dabak Editorial Assistance Informative Madhavi Dabak 15 Optical Fibre* – Asmita Sahasrabudhe Proof Reading 27 The Future of Medical Treatment* Tusharika Limaye – Shrinivas Sharangpani 51 Intellectual Property* Cover Design – Dr. Vinita Panchnadikar, Dr Nitin Shukla Abha Bhagvat 75 Urban Design* – Aseem Deodhar Illustrators 91 Natural Polymer* – Dr. Kanchanganga Gandhe Rahul Deshpande Girish Sahasrabuddhe Chitranjali Self Development Rijuta Ghate 13 The Road to Resilience – Bindu Patni Shekhar Pawar 24 Monkey See Monkey Do – Jia Sharangpaani Ramesh Nawadkar 47 An unforgettable Trip* – Dr. Vaishali Deshmukh Aarya Patil 93 Are You Self Aware* – Shoba Mary Jacob DTP & Layout Rupali Bapat Finance Dept. Creative Gift Veda Bhagwat Lampshade Sulabha Kulkarni About the Cover- Shruti Gokhale Our cover page features a tree which is a reflection of society; a society Publicity & that is all-inclusive and integrates Distribution people of diverse abilities. Even the Rahul Dhaygude ground where this tree has taken root is composed of different shades and textures. Jyoti Pawar The white leaves represent the openness to don Aparna Ghate any colour and the blue sky lends them support to Concept & Design - reach the heights of the future.----- Abha Bhagvat Rohit Kokil Address : Chhatra Prabodhan, Jnana Prabodhini, 510, Sadashiv Peth, Pune - 411 030 Phone No. : 020-24207174/175, Website : www.chhatraprabodhan.org Email : [email protected] Date of Publication : Rashtriya Saur 22 Aashwin Sake1941, 14 October 2019 Jnana Prabodhini The Organization that manifests through its work the ideology of Swami Vivekananda! A dynamic organization that enhances the self-esteem of the dormant human energy in the Nation! A movement that triggers everybody’s intellect with motivation for development, leadership and Social Change! The Seven Guiding Principles of Jnana Prabodhini’s Work Culture Excellence, Scientific Attitude, Organizational Solidarity, Development, Seeking God in humanity, Hindu view of life, Building a vibrant society Hindu View of Life Way of life is concretized through of festivals, food, ways of tailoring and wearing clothes and through ways of expressing emotions. Indian way of life is different than that of other countries. Within India too, among different states, there are differences in ways of life. The Indian or Hindu view of life defines its way of life distinctly from that of other countries and builds a common base inspite of differences in way of life within its states. Facets and Expressions of Hindu View of Life Expression of Divine Energy : According to the Hindu view of life, the same Divine Energy manifests itself in different forms in all persons in the society irrespective of caste, denominations and religions. India has seen Great Souls emerge in all these, who led their life with this view. • Jnana Prabodhini encourages study tours to study the impact of this view of life on the society in different parts of India as well as study of biographies of great souls of India Purpose of life : Each person should aspire to lead a life for full hundred years with strength, happiness and fullest engagement with work. • Jnana Prabodhini has conceptualized ‘Vidya-vrat’, ‘Veer-vrat’, ‘Vikas-vrat’, and ‘Seva-vrat’. A ‘Vrat’ is a consistent effort led with a self-chosen purpose. It visualizes vratas for earning knowledge and gaining strength for oneself, while serving and working for development of the society. Freedom of Worship : All different paths of worshipping the Divinity lead to its attainment. These paths are respected equally. There also is freedom of not worshipping or praying publicly or freedom to worship mentally only (i.e. by not performing any rituals) or just introspection and contemplation. • Jnana Prabodhini promotes participation of its members in all kinds of festivals, Worship of great souls, reciting scripts from all religions and worship of our motherland to express the respect for all religions. Two types of Practice : Study of natural phenomena through sciences, expression of the same through diversified art forms and creation of wealth and technology to use natural resources is one practice to be undertaken by any person along with practice of prayerful self-reflection (i.e. Upasana) to make a good use inner resources like mind and intellect. • Jnana Prabodhini promotes achievements, study plans and Upasana while working in any field.
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