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Dr. Sandeep K. Sharma, O.S.D. in his office Editorial Board
Members of Editorial Board with the O.S.D. Dr. Sandeep K. Sharma L to R- Dr. Prerna Sinha, Sh. Ajeet Kumar, Dr. Rajesh Chand Adarsh, Dr. Sandeep K. Sharma, Dr. A. Sudha Devi, Dr. Topan Dass
3 mn;kpy laikndh;laikndh; efLr"d fopkjksa dk fo’kky HkaMkj gSA leqnz esa ygjksa dh rjg u tkus fdrus fopkj gekjs efLr"d esa mBrs vkSj fxjrs jgrs gSaA dHkh dksbZ fopkj vkrk gS rks dHkh dksbZA ftUgsa idM+uk vR;ar eqf’dy dk;Z gSA ,d dgkor ds vuqlkj efLr"d dHkh [kkyh ugha jgrkA tks euq"; fopkjksa ij fu;a=.k dj ysrk gS og egku cu tkrk gS vkSj ckn dh ihf<+;k¡ mu fopkjksa dks viuk vkn’kZ ekurh gSaA
dksbZ Hkh efLr"d fopkj ’kwU; ugha gS vkSj dksbZ Hkh balku NksVk gks ;k cM+k] xjhc gks ;k vehj dYiuk,¡ djrk jgrk gSA bUgha dYiukvksa esa lekt dh fofHkUu lajpuk,¡ vkSj ifjfLFkfr;k¡ n`f"Vxr gksrh gSa D;ksafd izR;sd O;fDr dk ifjos’k vkSj mlls fufeZr fopkj vyx&vyx gksrs gSaA blfy, izR;sd O;fDr ds fopkjksa dk viuk egRRo gksrk gSA
dkWyst esa tgk¡ fofHkUu ifjos’k ls fon~;kFkhZ vkrs gSa ogk¡ muds fopkjksa dks tkuuk vR;ar dfBu gks tkrk gSA blfy, buds fopkjksa dks laxzg djuk gekjh uSfrd ft+Eesnkjh gS D;ksafd gks ldrk gS buesa dksbZ fopkj lekt ds fy, izsj.kklzksr cu tk,¡ vkSj lekt dh lajpuk esa vewY; ;ksxnku nsA dkWyst if=dk dk ;ksxnku bl n`f"V ls vR;ar egRRoiw.kZ gS D;ksafd ;g orZeku vkSj vrhr dks ns[kus dk ,d vkbZuk gSA bl if=dk ds fofHkUu fopkj muds ys[kdksa ds futh gSa bldk laiknd ls dksbZ ysuk&nsuk ugha gSA
eSa izkpk;Z egksn; ,oa muds dk;Zokgd deZpkfj;ksa dk vkHkkjh gw¡ ftUgksaus le;≤ ij laiknd eaMy dh ijs’kkfu;ksa dks tkuk vkSj mudk fuokj.k fd;kA
;g if=dk ;fn le; ij miyC/k gS rks mldk iwjk Js; laiknd&eaMy ds vHkwriwoZ ifjJe dks tkrk gSA
var esa if=dk esa laxzfgr fopkj dchj ds nksgs ds lkFk vkidks lefiZr djrk gw¡ &
esjk eq>esa dqN ugha] tks dqN gS lks rsjkA rsjk rq>dks lkSairs] D;k ykxs gS esjkAA MkW- jkts’k pan vkn’kZ
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fgUnh Hkkx
Lkaiknd % MkW0 jkts'k pUn vkn'kZ lg laiknd % MkW0 eatqy dqekj flag MkW0 vjfcUn dqekj feJ
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Rakhi B.A. Hindi (Hons.), IInd Year
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viuh dfork ds fo"k; esa %& mls vc Hkh cl f[kys Qwy dh gh pkg gS& vkSj eqj>k;k Qwy fQj ls dHkh f[kyk ugha djrk vkt+knh ds pkSalB o"kks± ds ckn] gSA fodkl dh vla[; lhf<+;k¡ og ekyh 'kk;n ;g ugha tkurk fd p<+us ds ckn vkt Hkh] gesa eqj>kus ls igys f[kyrk&eqLdjkrk Qwy laHkkyk lekt esa] lekt ls dgha tk ldrk gS& vfèkd vius vkl&ikl ds mls Hkh vkRefo'okl o Lusg ds [kkn&ikuh ls ifjokjksa esa yM+dk&yM+dh dk iuik;k tk ldrk gS& Hksn fn[kkbZ nsrk gS] muds ikyu&iks"k.k dk varj ij gksrk ugha ges'kk ,slk------fn[kkbZ ns tkrk gSA blh ckr dks ysdj viuh dk'k! ,slk gks ik,------Nk=kvksa ds fnyksa esa mBus okyh Vhl dk nnZ dgha pkjksa vksj viuh lqjfHk egdkus dk& u dgha esjs eeZ dks Hkh >d>ksj tkrk gSA fdl Qwy dk liuk lp gks tk,------izdkj muds vius gh ?kjksa esa Hkkb;ksa dh rqyuk esa mudks iw.kZ U;k; ugha fey ikrk gS] fdruh viuh dfork ds fo"k; esa%& vkdka{kk,¡ vkSj meaxsa mUgsa eu esa gh nQu dj fiNys o"kZ vUrjkZ"Vªh; efgyk fnol nsuh iM+rh gSa&blh ihM+knk;d vuqHkwfr dh lkdkj ¼8 ekpZ] 2011½ ij ukjh dk lEeku djus okys vfHkO;fDr gS ;g dfork& lekt ds }kjk gh ukjh'kfDr viekfur o vfLerk&\ frjLÑr gqbZ& ;g ns[kdj eu cgqr {kqCèk gks mBk&mlh {kksHk dh izfrfØ;k Lo:i izLrqr gS& O;fDrRoghu gksdj thuk dksbZ thuk ugha gksrk] dqN iafDr;k¡----- vius vfLrRo dks [kRe dj dqN ikuk&dqN Hkh ikuk ugha gksrkA ^vUrjkZ"Vªh; efgyk fnol* ckgjh lekt dh igpku ikus ls thou ifjp; vkSj ,d lqcg vk igq¡ph& iwjk ugha curk& ^vUrjkZ"Vªh; efgyk fnol* dhA ?kj esa igpku cukus ls curh gS thou dh ij bl lqcg esa losjs dh ifo= ykfyek dgk¡\ lkFkZdrkA &;g rks jaxh gS ml jkfèkdk raoj dh eklwfe;r fdlh ikSèks ds iuius ds fy, dsoy ckgjh èkwi o dh gR;k ds jax ls& gok dh t:jr ugha gksrh------ftlds gkFkksa ij ltuk Fkk esagnh dk yky jax- mls Hkhrj ls [kkn&ikuh ls Hkh lhapuk gksrk gS& ugha rks og ikSèkk eqj>k tkrk gSA &;g lqcg jfDre gS cqtqxZ ek¡ eSeu dh eerk dU;k thou dh fu;fr gS& ogh eqj>k;k ikSèkk& dh gR;k ds jax ls& tks vc f[kydj eqLdjkrk ugha gS& ftlds gkFkksa us fc[ksjus Fks ges'kk vk'khokZn ds tks viuh lkjh lqxaèk yqVkdj [kkyh gkFk mlh lqUnj jax------Mkyh ij vVdk gS& &gj jkst+ dh rjg vkt lqcg Hkh& ftl ekyh dks bls lgstuk Fkk& fiVh gS ogh tUe&tUekUrjksa dh iRuh vius rFkk ftls bldks lgykuk Fkk& dfFkr ijes'oj ds gkFkksa& ftls bls nqykjuk Fkk& ftlds gkFkksa esa gkFk Mkydj pyuk Fkk mls---
7 mn;kpy ftls feyuk pkfg, Fkk Qwyksa dk gkj& cpiu mls vkt Hkh feyk gS xkfy;ksa dk migkj------dc gekjh cgu] dc gekjh ek¡] dc gekjh csVh cpiu dh ckrsa] iwjh rjg cu ik;saxh dYiuk pkoyk] lquhrk izkS<+koLFkk esa] fofy;Ul ;k fdj.k csnh\ fdruh >wBh gks tkrh gSaA dc lPps vFkks± esa ge ys tk ik;asxs mUgsa pk¡n&flrkjksa ls vkxs] [kqys vkleku esa------lcds vius fopkj vkSj vuqHko] tgk¡ gksxk&dsoy vuqjkx dk yky jax] vkt lqudj tgk¡ gksxk&izse dh ykfyek ls Hkjk thou dk fdruk vthc yxrk gSA eqDr
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voljokfnrk gkFk ls ikuh mNkyuk] rks dHkh iSj yVdk NikNi epkuk] Mh-Mh-,- us lM+d fdukjs rks dHkh 'kkar ty esa QqVikFk ij& dadfM;ksa ls daiu mitkukA ^gfjr fnYyh* cukus dks ikSèks yxk j[ks Fks] vkt Hkh ;kn vkrk gS ftUgsa ,d xk; [kk jgh FkhA og cpiu& vxys fnu ckyduh ls >k¡dk] cVyksbZ Hkj cuh xqM+ dh pk;] ikSèks ds bnZ&fxnZ cqduw¡&?kh pqiM+h cklh jksVh dh] ykSgs dh ckM+ yxh Fkh vkl esa lqcg lqcsjs ^vkS* xk; nsg [kqtyk jgh FkhA NksVh vEek dks ?ksj dj cSB tkukA beyh ds dduk] Qwy vkSj iÙkh] ;kn vk;k cpiu cVksj [kM+s&ued] fepZ lax pVuh ihlukA vk¡[k fepfepkrs] pVdkjrs gq, pkVukA vkt Hkh ;kn vkrk gS fxVd rksM+] pdUu&iks [ksyuk] og cpiu& ,d cM+s VqdM+s ls nkc] ddbZ b±Vksa dh lM+d ij] dk¡p dh pwfM+;ksa ds jax&fcjaxs] HkwyHkqfy;k ls cpus dks] NksVs VqdM+ksa dks ckgj fudkyuk] tYnh&tYnh iSjksa dks mBkrs gq,] dks;ys ls [khaps xksys lsA [kqn ls fpidh ijNkbZ ds lax] fxV~Vs gkjus ij& pys tkuk nkSM+rs gq,A mUgha fxV~Vksa ij gkFk èkj NiNikrs gq, xaxk esa cguk] eqV~Bh ls dw¡pukA rSjrs gq, fcTtqvksa dks ;kn vkrk gS& ÝkWd esa idM+ f[kyf[kykuk] ÝkWd dks ihNs ls mBk] tqxuqvksa dks diM+s esa ck¡èk flj ij vks<+ cgqfj;k cuukA pepekrs rkjksa dk vkHkkl nsukA xksn esa ysVh xqfM+;k dh [kqyh Nr ij ysV] jkr esa pksVh xw¡Fkuk] diM+s l¡okjukA lkQ&lqFkjs uhys vk¡py esa] b±Vksa dks tksM+ ?kj cukuk] tM+s lyek&flrkjksa dks fxuukA ekVh ls yhi lQsnh ls j¡xukA gok u pyus ij >wBewB dk [kkuk cukuk] ijksluk] lk¡l ,d esa ik¡p isM+ksa ds uke xquukA ^xqb±;k* dks csuk Mqykuk] >wBewB dk :Buk] eukukA lqcg gjh&Hkjh xaxk ek¡ ds ekFks ij cM+h&lh flUnwjh fcUnh ns[k pgd mBukA ^ckjh* esa tk [kjcwtk] rjcwt [kkuk] lka>] cM+h yky xsan dks xaxk ds varl~ esa idh fucksjh dks f[kjuh le>ukA lekrs ns[k] rkyh ctk mNy iM+ukA ljiV isM+ ij p<+ tkuk] dHkh uko [ksrs gq, nwj fudy tkuk] tkequ] vke] ve:n rksM+uk]
9 mn;kpy vfe;k dks HkqlkSjs esa nckuk] fMLdojh ls gVrh ugha gSa [kqn Hkh :Bdj] fNidj ogha lks tkukA mudh iqrfy;k¡A canjksa dks fp<+kuk] fQj Mj dj Hkkx tkukA Hkksyk cpiu ^izkS<+k* x;k gSA MkW- vk'kk ik.Ms; ;kn vkrk gS& ,lksfl,V izksQslj] fgUnh foHkkx og xqYyh&MaMk [ksyuk] yV~Vw ?kqekuk vkSj xksnuk] esjh ek¡ jLlk dwnuk] bykfLVd uk¡?kuk] y¡xM+h Vk¡x] [kks&[kks] LVkiw] gs ek¡] rqe eerk dk lkxj gks] fiV~Bw] in~nh [ksyuk] f 10 mn;kpy esjh rhu dfork,¡ thou ds jax iRuh Hkh ijk;h gks x;h mls dksbZ pkgus okyk ugha thou dh xgjkb;ksa esa mrjdj mls dksbZ ns[kus okyk ugha jks iM+s gSa vkt ge iM+k Fkk e`r 'kjhj esjh ft+Unxh Bgj x;h gS e`r 'kS¸;k ij HkVd jgk gw¡ jkgkas ij BBjh esa tkus dksA dejs esa dSn iM+k gw¡ **** yxrk gS thou jks iM+k gS] lk¡ls #dh Fkha lkspdj eSa ?kcjk x;k gw¡ ekSrsa feyh Fkha [kqn ls yM+kbZ yM+ tkÅ¡ dHkh Bksdjsa feyh Fkha **** gk; eph Fkh mUgha xgjkb;ksa esa D;k ;gh thou yhyk Fkh thou dSn gS fdl jkgksa esa [kM+h FkhA v¡èksjs esa] loky mcy jgs gSa **** HkhM+ ds 'ke'kku esa fdu ls loky d:¡ dksbZ xq.k dh ppkZ esa mu loky ds tokc ugha gSaA **** rks dksbZ voxq.k dh ppkZ esa xgjkb;k¡ irky ls xgjh gSa bl [ksy esa ty jgh Fkh NViVkgV esjh lksp gS ek;k ls fudydj ;gh lksp 'kkfey gS dk;k ls VwVdj xgjkb;ksa ds t+at+hj esa lc tUes gSa jk[k cuus ds fy, rksM+ nw¡xk mu ta+t+hjksa dks jk[k esa feyus ds fy,A thou dh xgkjb;ksa esa mrjdjA fiatjs ds ia{kh thou dk [ksy fiatjs ds i{kh js gk¡] eSaus jk[k mM+rs ns[kk rsjk nnZ u tkus dks; ;s fdldk jk[k Fkk ckgj ls [kkeks'k gS rw eksrhckx ds 'ke'kku esa Hkhrj&Hkhrj jks;k rsjk nnZ u tkus dks;A dy eSaus mls lM+d ij **** rst xfr ls nkSM+rs ns[kk D;k dgksxs viuh dgkuh mldh xfr fdruh rst+ Fkh i{kh rsjh gS D;k ft+anxkuh js vkt eSaus mls tyrs ns[kkA fur rsjk dFkk fy[kk gS **** gk¡ eSaus mls èku dekrs ns[kk vk¡lw esa dye Mwcks;s èku dh lhek,¡ D;k Fkha rsjk nnZ u tkus dks; mls irk ugha FkkA fiatjs ds ia{kh js vjcksa mlus èku dek;k rsjk nnZ u tkus dks; u csVk gqvk u csVh Mk- jke jru izlkn lgk;d izksQslj] fgUnh foHkkx 11 mn;kpy ckt+kj dks fganh ugha HINDI pkfg, fgUnh ds pfpZr ys[kd vlxj ctkgr us ^tulÙkk* ¼fgUnh v[kckj½ esa ,d ys[k fy[kk Fkk & ^fgUnh fyfi % ;s fny ekaxs eksj*A bl ys[k esa mUgksaus 'kq: esa gh ftØ fd;k gS fd & eqacbZ ls fQYe funZs'kd dk Qksu vk;k fd fQYe ds laokn jkseu fyfi esa fy[ks tk,asA D;ksa\ blfy, fd vfHkusrkvksa esa ls dqN fgUnh cksyrs le>rs gSa ysfdu ukxjh fyfi ugha i<+ ldrsA dSejkeSu xqtjkr dk gSA og Hkh fgUnh le>rk cksyrk gSA ysfdu i<+ ugha ldrk------blh rjg ------fQYe ls tqMs+ gq, reke yksx gSaA fQYeh nqfu;k esa xgjh iSB j[kus okyksa us ckn esa crk;k fd fQYe m|ksx esa rks fgUnh vke rkSj ij jkseu fyfi esa fy[kh vkSj i<+h tkrh gSA** bl ckr dks os ehfM;k ls tksM+rs gq, fy[krs gSa & ^^,u-Mh-Vh-oh ds fgUnh lekpkj foHkkx esa cM+s vksgns ij cjlksa dke dj pqds ,d nksLr us crk;k fd Vhoh pSuyksa ij fgUnh lekpkj vkfn jkseu fyfi esa fy[ks tkrs gSaA** muds vuqlkj bldh ^^otg dsoy ;g ugha gS fd lekpkj i<+us okyk ukxjh fyfi ugha tkurk gS cfYd ;g Hkh gS fd lekpkj dh tk¡p&iM+rky djus okys ukxjh fyfi ds eqdkcys jkseu fyfi T;knk ljyrk ls i<+ ldrs gSaA** eryc] fgUnh flusek m|ksx fgUnh dh fyfi ls ijs'kku gSA mls fgUnh ds fy, jkseu fyfi pkfg, u fd nsoukxjhA vlxj ctkgr ds vuqlkj jkseuh fgUnh dk t:jrean ,d vU; lewg gS tks foKkiu txr ls tqM+k gSA muds vuqlkj ;g ^^foKkiu txr cgqr tkx:d] prqj vkSj pkykd gS tks lapkj ds fu;eksa ls ifjfpr gS vkSj mldk iwjk mi;ksx djrk gSA** yxs gkFk os lapkj ds fu;e dk Hkh mYys[k dj nsrs gSa & ^^lapkj dk ,d eksVk fl)kar ;g gS fd laizs"k.k lhèkk gks] mlesa tfVyrk ;k izHkkoh oxZ ds fy, vlqfoèkk u gksA** os crkrs gSa fd lapkj m|ksx vkSj foKkiu txr bl fl)kar dk mi;ksx djrs gq, fgUnh lans'kksa dk vknku iznku ¼eksckby vkSj baVjusV ij½ jkseu fyfi esa gh djrs gSa vkSj bldh okLrfod otg ;g gS fd ^^dkjksckjh ,l-,e-,l- Hkstus okys tkurs gSa fd vkerkSj ij yksx fgUnh le>rs gSa ;k vaxzst+h ds eqdkcys fgUnh vPNh rjg vkSj tYnh le> ysrs gSa ysfdu cgqr cM+h la[;k ,sls yksxksa dh gS tks fgUnh fyfi ugha i<+ ldrs ;k i<+us esa dfBukbZ eglwl djrs gSaA** dqy feykdj muds ys[k dk yCcksyqcko ;g gS fd dkjksckjh txr ¼ckt+kj vkSj mlds pkyd&lapkyd½ dks fgUnh dh t+:jr gS D;ksafd mls eky fgUnh esa gh iSnk djuk gSA mldh iSdsftax vkSj czkafMax Hkh mls fgUnh esa gh djuh gSA ekdsZV pSuy Hkh og fgUnh esa Mhy djus ds fy, etcwj gSA otg lkQ gS fd lans'kksa dk vknku&iznku fgUnh esa djuk vklku gSA og vaxzst+h ls dgha T;knk laizs"k.kh; gSA ysfdu ijs'kkuh ;g gS fd bl ckt+kj ds Hkhrj ,d cM+k rcdk ¼njvly vkfHktkr rcdk½ gS tks vaxszt+h ls T+;knk fgUnh ls laizsf"kr gksrk gS] ijarq og fgUnh dh fyfi ¼nsoukxjh½ dk mi;ksx djuk ugha tkurk vkSj tks tkurk gS og mi;ksx djus esa dfBukbZ eglwl djrk gSA blh ckt+kj vkSj mlds dkjksckfj;ksa ds fy, vlxj otkgr vihy djrs gSa fd fgUnh dk O;kolkf;d Lrj ij ftl rjg ls foLrkj gks jgk gS] D;ksa mls nsoukxjh dh txg jkseu esa fy[kus ij fopkj fd;k tk,A mUgas yxrk gS fd fopkj djus dh t+:jr Hkh ugha gSA D;ksafd os ekudj pyrs gSa fd & ^^,slh fLFkfr esa fgUnh dh fyfi dh rjQ fgUnh nks joS;s viuk ldrh gS igyk rks ;s fd oLrqfLFkfr ij dksbZ izfrfØ;k u dh tk, vkSj fgUnh vkSj jkseu fyfi ds lacaèk dks taxy dh yrkvksa dh rjg c<+us ds fy, NksM+ fn;k tk,A nwljk n`f"Vdks.k ;g gks ldrk gS fgUnh dks jkseu fyfi esa fy[kus ds Qk;ns&uqdlku dks tk¡pk&ij[kk tk, vkSj mlds izfr ,d oSKkfud joS;k viuk;k tk,A** vFkkZr~ 12 mn;kpy fgUnh dk jkseuhdj.k tSls gks jgk gS oSls gksus fn;k tk, ;k gLr{ksi dj mls O;ofLFkr :i fn;k tk,A bl iwjs ys[k esa os fgUnh dk nsoukxjh dh txg jkseu fyfi esa fy[kk tkuk ,d ,sfrgkfld vfuok;Zrk dh rjg ns[krs gSa vkSj blds fy, iwjk rdZ tqVkrs gSaA os blds O;kolkf;d & xSj & O;kolkf;d jk"Vªh; rFkk varjkZ"Vªh; uQk&uqdlku fn[kkrs gSaA ;|fi mudk ;g iwjk ys[k fooknkLin gS ysfdu ;gha ge mlds flQZ nks rhu igyw ij fopkj djus dh dksf'k'k djsaxsA fgUnh ds jkseuhdj.k dk ;g Qk;nk os Hkkjr dh cgqHkkf"kd leL;k dk lekèkku ds :i esa ns[krs gSaA mUgsa yxrk gS fd blh fn'kk esa vkt+knh ls igys Hkkjr ds cqf)thfo;ksa us iz;kl fd;k FkkA ftuesa eqnz.k lacaèkh dfBukb;ksa ls ysdj reke Hkkjrh; Hkk"kkvksa dks vkil esa fudV ykus ds iz'u egRoiw.kZ FksA bl lUnHkZ esa os fdlh cqf)thoh dk mYys[k ugha djrsA ysfdu vkt dh vis{kk mUgsa yxrk gS ^^;g og t+ekuk Fkk tc cqf)thoh Hkk"kk vkSj fyfi ds loky ij lksprs FksA** ;g vk'p;Z dh ckr gS fd ftu cqf)thoh dk os mYys[k ugha djrs os okLro esa vaxszt+ FksA Ñik'kadj flag us bl ys[k ¼vlxj ctkgr ds½ dh izfrfØ;k esa fy[ks vius ys[k & ^^jkse.khdj.k dk [ksy** ¼ifjos'k½ esa bl ckr dk mYys[k djrs gq, fy[kk gS & ^^fczfV'k gqdwer ds tekus esa ges'kk gh ;g lkft'k jgh fd Hkkjrh; Hkk"kkvksa ds fy, jkseu fyfi dks viukus dk ncko cuk;k tk,A iknjh tks uksYl us jkseu fyfi dks viukus dh odkyr djrs gq, yanu ds jktiwr gsjkYM i=* esa ^jhfMax ,saM jkbfVax bu bf.M;k* 'kh"kZd ls ,d ys[k fy[kk FkkA mlesa mUgksaus dgk fd Hkkjr esa fuj{krk dk dkj.k nsoukxjh tSlh fyfi;ksa dk gksuk gSA muds vuqlkj Hkkjr esa f'k{kk ds izpkj&izlkj dk ,d gh ekè;e gS vkSj og gS ;gk¡ dh Hkk"kkvksa dks jkseu fyfi esa fy[kukA** bl ys[k ij izfrfØ;k O;Dr djrs gq, ^ljLorh* ds laikndh; esa egkohj izlkn f}osnh us fy[kk & ^^vc os gekjh fyfi ds Hkh nks"k fn[kkdj mlds cnys la'kksèku dh gqbZ viuh jkseu fyfi dk izpkj djuk pkgrs gSaA ;s yksx tgk¡&tgk¡] ftl&ftl ns'k esa tkrs gSa] ogk¡&ogk¡ èkeZ izpkj djrs&djrs D;k&D;k yhyk,¡ djrs gSa** ;kuh egkohj izlkn f}osnh 20oha lnh ds 'kq:vkrh n'kd esa fgUnh ds jkse.khdj.k ¼la;ksx ls vlxj ctkgr tc ;g iz'u mBk jgs gSa rks 21oha 'krkCnh dk 'kq:vkrh n'kd gS] Bhd lkS lky ckn½ dks vaxzst+ksa dh lexz vkSifuosf'kd uhfr ls tksM+dj ns[krs Fks vkSj bl vkèkkj ij mldk fojksèk djrs FksA mudh ut+j esa fgUnh vkSj Hkkjrh; Hkk"kkvksa dk jkse.khdj Hkkjr ds vkSifuos'khdj.k ls tqM+k gqvk FkkA blfy, mldk mUgksaus fojksèk fd;kA vlxj ctkgr ftl LokHkkfod vkSj ,sfrgkfld vfuok;Zrk ds rdZ dk lgkjk ysrs gSa muds vuqlkj egkohj izlkn f}osnh ,d vuSfrgkfld dk;Z dj jgs Fks vkSj iknjh tks uksYl] vkj xzkaV czkmu] MkW0 ikysu rFkk fel jhfMax vkfn ¼yanu jkW;y ,f'k;kfVd lkslkbVh ds lnL;½ Hkkjr dks vkxs c<+kus dh fn'kk esa ,sfrgkfld dke dj jgs FksA blh vkèkkj ij vkèkqfud Hkkjrh; Hkk"kk;h psruk ,d fiNM+s gq, utfj;s ls xzLr FkhA mudk nwljk egRoiw.kZ rdZ gS fd Ldwyh f'k{kk ds ekè;e ds :i esa fgUnh dh fLFkfr cgqr fparuh; gSA fgUnh Ldwyksa dh fLFkfr yxkrkj fxj jgh gSA vaxzsth ekè;e ds Ldwyksa ds izfr turk dk mRlkg c<+ jgk gSA fgUnh vc xjhc cPpksa vkSj xjhch dh Hkk"kk gSA mlesa vaxzst+h dh rqyuk esa vPNh ikB~;&iqLrdsa Hkh miyCèk ugha gS vkSj u i<+us&i<+kus dh fodflr rduhd gh gSA vQlksl ;g gS fd ;g rdZ ,d 13 mn;kpy izxfr'khy cqf)thoh dk gS tks ;g t+:j tkurk gS fd vkt+knh ds ckn ls ysdj vkt rd fLFkfr ;g jgh gS fd fgUnh dks u ljdkjh dkedkt dh Hkk"kk cuus nh xbZA u mPp&f'k{kk vkSj 'kksèk dh Hkk"kk cuus nh xbZA mls Hkkjr dk dÙkkZ&èkÙkkZ oxZ ges'kk ls ifjijhfèk dh rjQ èkfd;krk jgkA blds Bhd foijhr vaxzst+h dks nkekn dh rjg iwtk tkrk jgkA Hkkjr dh iw¡th vkSj Kku nksuksa ij mldk opZLo cjdjkj j[kk x;kA dqy feykdj vc rd dh lkjh dksf'k'k ;g jgh fd og ¼fgUnh½ Kku&foKku vkSj 'kklu&iz'kklu dh Hkk"kk fdlh Hkh dher ij u cu ik,A ftldk nks"kh Hkkjrh;&iz'kkld vkSj cqf)thoh oxZ gS] mldh lt+k ds rkSj ij fgUnh Hkk"kk dh xnZu ij ryokj j[kh tk jgh gSA fgUnh D;k djs\ vlxj ctkgr us rks mudh fLFkfr pksj dh ek¡ dh cuk nhA D;k bls mPp ekè;eoxhZ; cqf)thoh dk Hkksykiu ekuk tk, ;k 5-1 'kkld vkSj vaxzst+h nks izfr'kr f'kf{kr oxZ dk j.kuhfrd "kM+;a=\ vius blh rdZ dk lgkjk ysdj vlxj otkgr ;g dgrs gSa fd & egRoiw.kZ ckr ;g gS fd ;g lc ¼fgUnh dk jkseuhdj.k½ fdlh ;kstuk ;k vkanksyu ;k le>h&cq>h jktuhfr ds cxSj gks jgk gSA bldk lhèkk eryc ;gh gS fd ;g yksxksa dks lqfoèkktud yxrk gS vkSj yksx LoHkko ls gh lqfoèkk&izseh gksrs gSaA** okLro esa ;g jat iSnk djus okyk rdZ gS ¼O;fDr ds izfr ugha ekufldrk ds izfr½ tks Hkkjrh; 'kqrqjeqxhZ ekufldrk dks n'kkZrk gSA ;g fdruh [ksntud fLFkfr gS fd ,d rjQ Hkkf"kd&mifuos'k ds f'kYidkj tksxqvk fQ'keSu vaxzsth Hkk"kk vkSj fyfi ds oSf'od opZLo ds ihNs iwjh j.kuhfrd cqf) j[krs gSaA os dgrs gSa fd ^^Hkk"kk dks Hkk"kk ds fgr esa c<+kus ds ctk, mls oxZ&fgr esa cnydj c<+k;k tk,] rkfd og oxZ gh Hkkf"kd mifuos'k ds fuekZ.k ds dke esa Lofu;qDr lg;ksxh dh Hkwfedk esa vk tk,** nwljh rjQ bl ^Lofu;qDr Hkwfedk* esa [kM+k Hkkjrh; eè;oxhZ; izxfr'khy cqf)thoh blesa fdlh rjg dh j.kuhfr ns[kus vkSj le>us ls badkj djrk gSA lkFk gh bls LokHkkfod ekurs gq, ,d y)M+ :Xu ekfuldrk dks mlds i{k esa [kM+k djus dk iz;kl djrk gSA njvly] ;gk¡ vlxj Hkkjr ds egkuxjh; vuqRiknd lkaLÑfrd vfHktu dh Hkwfedk dh rjQ ladsr djrs gSa tks viuh jpukRed izfrjksèkh {kerk [kksdj ckt+kj dh iSjksdkjh esa yxk gqvk gSA ;g [kkl rjg ls ckt+kj ds fy, Hkk"kk;h ekdsZfVax gSA bl lanHkZ esa izHkq tks'kh us Bhd gh fy[kk gS& ^^vkt ds Hkkjr dk egkuxjh; lkaLÑfrd vfHktu ¼esVªksiksfyfVu dYpjy ,fyV½ blh dwVuhfr ds rgr rS;kj dh xbZ lSU;'kfDr dk izfr:i gS] tks ns'kt Hkk"kkvksa ds foèoal ds fy, [kqn dks rS;kj dj pqdk gSA og Lohdkj dj pqdk gS fd vc vaxzst+h gh bl egkns'k dh vijkts; Hkk"kk cudj jgsxh vkSj os bl ,sfrgkfld dk;Z esa viuk iw.kZ leFkZu vkSj lg;ksx nsaxsA** vjfoan dqekj feJ lgk;d izksQslj fgUnh&foHkkx tks vkRek ikijfgr] tjkjfgr] e`R;qjfgr] 'kksdjfgr] Hkw[kjfgr] I;kljfgr] lR;dke] lR;ladYi gS mls [kkstuk pkfg,] mls tkuus dh bPNk djuh pkfg,A &izsepan 14 mn;kpy thou ds okLrfod loky eu ds dkYifud loky &thou D;k gS\ &D;k e`R;q ds ckn Hkh thou gS\ &eSa dkSu gw¡\ vkRek ;k 'kjhj\ &ijekRek gS ;k ugha\ gS rks dSls feys\ &eks{k D;k gS\ dSls feysxk eks{k\ &dgk¡] dSls] dc feysxh 'kkafr\ bu lHkh iz'uksa ds mÙkj gt+kjksa lkyksa ls gt+kjksa yksxksa us dgs gSa ;k fy[ks gSaA Js"B ls Js"B rdks± lfgr] lqUnj jkspd] mnkgj.k lfgr mÙkj] Hkkoe; mÙkjA ij D;k ;s iz'u vkids Hkhrj ls feV ik;s\ ughaA D;k vkidks yxrk gS fd tks fiNys gt+kjksa lkyksa ls Js"Bre mÙkjksa ds ckotwn rqEgkjs iz'uksa dk feVuk ugha gqvk] oks vkxs nks pkj ;k nl o"kksaZ esa gks ik;sxkA ughaA D;ksa\ dgha u dgha dksbZ cqfu;knh Hkwy gS rqEgkjs }kjk iz'uksa dks lkspus esa] iwNus esaA rqe iwNrs gks] mÙkj rqEgsa feyrs gSa ij iz'u rqEgkjs feVs ugha] thou rqEgkjk cnyrk gh ughaA rqEgkjs gkFk fujk'kk] my>u nq[k vkSj èkks[ks ds flok; dqN ugha yxrkA fujk'kk my>u ;s fd&crkus okys us rks lgh crk;k exj eq>esa gh deh Fkh fd eSa crk;k gqvk le> ugha ikrk ;k le>k gqvk th ugha ikrkA nq[k dh ckr fd&crkus okys rks lc Bhd exj esjh gh fdLer [kjkc gS ;k vklikl ds yksx ;k ifjfLFkfr;k¡ vuqdwy ugha gSa ftudh otg ls eSa bu lc ckrksa dks thou esa mrkj ugha ikrkA èkks[ks dk ,glkl blhfy, fd&lc xq: ;k crkus okys cdokl dgrs gSa ;k Bxrs gSa ;k 'kq) nqdkunkfj;k¡ gSaA lkjka'k ;s gS fd iz'u rqe iwNrs gks rks mÙkj rqEgsa gj dksbZ nsus dks rS;kj gh cSBk gSA gn rks ;s gS fd rqEgsa vHkh dksbZ iwN ys rks rqe Hkh mÙkj ns gh nksxsA eSaus thou esa ,sls yksx ugha ns[ks ftuesa bruh Hkh le> ;k bZekunkjh gks fd og dg ldsa fd ^^eq>s irk ugha gS eSa [kqn Hkh [kkst gh jgk gw¡** vc rqEgkjs iz'uksa ds eSa mÙkj nw¡ blls Hkh dqN gksus okyk ugha gSA cjlksa rd eSaus Hkh lRlaxksa esa] iqLrdksa esa] ys[kksa esa] ije xq#vksa dh ije ckrksa eas mÙkj [kksts] ij dqN Hkh ugha feyk flok, fujk'kk] my>u] nq[k vkSj èkks[ks dsA ;gh loky ¼vkRek] ijekRek] eks{k] 'kkfUr thou&e`R;q vkfn ds lacaèk esa½ ,d ;qod us cq) ls iwNk rks cq) us dgk fd& #dks ,d lky rd] rqEgsa lc tokc fey tk,axs vkSj og ;qod #d x;kA rHkh ,d f'k"; g¡lkA ;qod us cq) ls iwNk ;s D;ksa g¡l jgk gS\ cq) us dgk& mlh ls iwN yksA ml f'k"; us ;qod ds iwNus ij dgk& cq) >wB cksy jgs gSaA cq) rqEgsa bu iz'uksa ds mÙkj dHkh Hkh ugha nsaxsA D;ksafd lky Hkj esa rqEgkjs iz'u gh fxj tk,axsA iz'u cpsaxs ugha rks rqe iwNksxs D;k\ cq) us dgk& ns[kks eSa ugha cnyw¡xk] ,d lky ckn rqe gh cny tkvks rks fQj eSa D;k dj ldrk gw¡\ rqe gh u iwNks rks esjs mÙkj nsus dk iz'u gh dgk¡ [kM+k gksrk\ 15 mn;kpy D;ksa ugha fn;s cq) us rRdky mÙkj\ D;k cq) dks mÙkj irk ugha Fks\ ugha\ cq) us mls blhfy, mÙkj ugha fn;s D;ksafd ;s iz'u mlds vlyh iz'u Fks gh ughaA ;s iz'u mlds oSpkfjd iz'u FksA thou ls tqM+s okLrfod iz'u ugha FksA bu lc iz'uksa ds mÙkj ml ;qod dks ;k rqEgsa dksbZ Hkh feys] oks iM+s jgsaxs rqEgkjs ?kj dh fdlh Notebook esa ;k jV yks rks rqEgkjs fnekx esa iM+s jg ldrs gSa ij mu tokcksa ls rqEgkjk thou ugha cnyrk vkSj ;g ckr rqjar le>kuk laHko ugha gS rks ;gh nksuksa cqfu;knh Hkwysa gSa& &,d rks vlyh iz'uksa dk u iwNukA &nwljk le>us ds fy, le; u yxk dj rqjar tokc pkguk] esjk eu] esjk thou cjlksa ukeh fxjkeh xq#vksa ds rqjar tokcksa esa Q¡lk jgkA exj vFkd iz;klksa ls o la;ksx ls eq>s ;s fn[k ldk fd thou ds okLrfod iz'u D;k gS ;kfu fd esjs iwNus] [kkstus esa dgk¡ Hkwy gS\ djhc&djhc lHkh rks blh Hkwy esa th jgs gSaA yksx izFke rks viuh leL;k dks leL;k dgrs gh ugha ;k leL;k dks Lohdkjrs ughaA dHkh Lohdkjrs Hkh gSa rks mik; 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'kjhj gksrk gS exj izk.k nsrs gSaA dkSu gS xjhc\ ogh tks vius cPpksa dks isVHkj eSa ekurh gw¡ fd xq: Kku nsrs gSaA jksVh ugha f[kyk ldrkA xq# ds dkj.k gh yksx f'k"; ;k oks tks dekrk gS dks eku nsrs gSaA [kkus ds fy, thou mtkxj djus ds fy, pyk tkrk gS chekjh ds fy, ekxZ nsrs gSaA ugha] xjhc rks oks gSa tks gksrs gq, Hkh èku&nkSyr O;fDrRo cukus ds fy, lalkj nsrs gSaA ugha jg ikrs gSa pSu lsA thou gksrk gS exj thus dk vankt+ nsrs gSaA Hkw[kk! ia[k gksrs gSa exj mM+us dk vkdk'k nsrs gSaA dkSu gS Hkw[kk\ 'kjhj gksrk gS exj izk.k nsrs gSaA ogh tks Hkh[k ek¡xdj [kkrk gS xq# Kku nsrs gSa----- xq# Kku nsrs gSa------;k oks ftls ckj&ckj ek¡xus ij Hkh Hkxk nsrs gSa yksx ugha] Hkw[ks rks oks gSa tks gksrs gq, Hkh idoku f'k{kk dh dfBukbZ ugha [kk ikrs gSa pSu lsA 2- ,s [kqnk rqe Hkh ;gk¡ i<+ dj rks ns[kksA ejk! Nk=ksa dh eqlhcr ls t+jk xqt+j dj rks ns[kksA dkSu gS ejk\ oks tks bl tgk¡ dks NksM+dj pys x, gSa nwj LoxZ esa rks rqe lnk ekSt gh djrs jgsA ;k oks tks dHkh ykSVdj ugha vk,¡xsA Ldwy esa rqe ,d lky xqt+kj dj rks ns[kksA ugha] ejs rks oks gSa tks ns[kdj Hkh lalkj ds nq[k gqDe gh nsrs jgs rqe lnk lalkj dksA jguk pkgrs gSa&nq[kksa ls nwj pSu lsA ,d ckj ;gk¡ viuk gqDe pyk dj rks ns[kksA ikxy! rqeus Hkjk nkeu lnk nj is tks Hkh vk x;kA dkSu gS ikxy\ Teacher ls tjk Number ys dj rks ns[kksA oks tks jgrk gS ges'kk xyh] ukyh esa iM+k HkDrksa dks dlkSVh ij dlrs jgs rqe lnkA ;k oks tks gesa lqukuk pkgrk gSa ij lqurs ugha yksx ,d ckj ijh{kk esa ikl gksds rks ns[kksA ugha] ikxy rks oks gSa tks HkVdrs gq, det+ksjksa ds rqe jguqek cus lnkA tkudj Hkh cu x, gSa vutku vkSj Hkkx jgs gSa èku ds ihNs pSu ls ,d ckj rqe t+jk] ;s pSu ugha cspSuh gS] bUeSUVsd esa lySD'ku djk dj rks ns[kksA tks fuxy ysxh mUgsa ,d fnu pSu lsAA fjrq vuqjkèkk ch-,- fgUnh ¼vkulZ½] izFke o"kZ ch-,- fgUnh ¼vkWulZ½ r`rh; o"kZ 17 mn;kpy eqLdku dkSu gS xq:\ eqLdku dh dksbZ dher è;kuewy xqjksZewfrZ%] iwtkewya ugha gksrh] xqjksiZne~A exj ;g cgqr dqN jprh gS eU= ewy xqjksokZD;e~] eks{kewya ;g ikus okys dks] [kq'kgky xqjksÑik%AA djrh gS] xq: czg~ek xq: fo".kq%] xq:nsoks nsus okys dk dqN ?kVrk ughaA egs'oj%A ;g {kf.kd gksrh gS ysfdu xq: lk{kkr~ ijaczge] rLesa Jh xqjos ue%AA ;g ;knksa esa lnk ds fy, cl tkrh gSA vFkZ& xq: dh ewfrZ è;kuwy gSA xq: ds pj.k iwtuh; 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us dgk& tks dy f[kysaxs oks Qwy ge gSa fdlh dks eqLdku dh mruh t:jr ugha gksrh] vkids pj.kksa dh èkwy ge gSaAA ftruh fd mls] fny us dgk& xq: ds fny esa gSa lHkh ds fy, tks [kqn fdlh dks viuh eqLdku u ns ldsA izseA liuk lasxj rkjds'oj ch-,- fgUnh ¼vkulZ½ ch-,- fgUnh ¼vkulZ½ f}rh; o"kZ r`rh; o"kZ 18 mn;kpy ns'k viuk ;k ijk;k\ dkykèku eSaus tc Hkh] [kqn dks vdsyk ;w¡ dkykèku&dkykèku&dkykèkuA ik;k gSA turk dh lkspk cl ;gh] ;s ns'k gS viuk] [kwu ilhus ls dekbZ okyk èku] ;k vc ijk;k gSA eaf=;ksa }kjk D;ksa gj rjQ cl Hkz"Vkpkj dk lk;k gSA fons'kh cSadksa esa Mkyk èkuA ;s ns'k gS viuk ;k vc ijk;k gSA ftldks ykus ds fy, ugha fi?ky jgk ljdkj dk eu D;ksa oDr nj oDr bls eqlhcr esa ik;k gSA igys ukSapk xSjksa us] vc viuksa us [kk;k gSA ftlds fy, fojksèk esa ckck dks lksus dh fpfM+;k ij] fiatjs dk lk;k gSA 19 mn;kpy esjk ns'k esjh lksp eq>s xoZ gS fd eSa Hkkjrns'k dh fuoklh gw¡A gekjs ns'k esa fofHkUu lEiznk;ksa] tkfr;ksa] ,oa èkeks± ds yksx jgrs gSaA eSa Hkh mÙkj izns'k ds cukjl ls gw¡A cpiu ls tks lkeus ns[kk ogh lp eku fy;kA yksx Hkxoku 'kadj] fo".kq] ekrk ikoZrh] nqxkZ nsoh] dkyh nsoh ,oa fofHkUu izdkj ds djksM+ksa nsoh&nsorkvksa dh iwtk djrs gSaA x.ks'k Hkxoku dh ewfrZ foltZu ds le; djksM+ksa #i;s [kpZ fd;s tkrs gSa] ysfdu D;k Qk;nk\ D;k Hkxoku muds ladV gj ysrs gSa\ eq>s rks ugha yxrkA eSaus ijh{k.k fd;k gSA dkQh T;knk yksxksa ds vUnj vkLFkk gksrh gS ftls oks lp eku ysrs gSa fd gk¡ Hkxoku gSa eq>s mUgha ls rkdr feyrh gS esjk ifjokj py jgk gS lc [kqnk dh ethZ gS mldh cjdr ds fcuk dqN ugha gksrk vkfnA vc ckr vkrh gS fd vxj gj pht dks vki [kqnk dh ethZ eku jgs gSa] muds Åij cM+h vkLFkk gS rks ,d csVs ds fy, 15&15 yM+fd;ksa dh ykbu D;ksa yxkrs gSa\ vkSj tc 15&15 yM+fd;ksa dks ikyus dh fgEer ugha rks cPps D;ksa iSnk djrs gks\ D;k [kqnk dh nsu dsoy yM+ds gksrs gSa\ ;k fQj [kqnk vkils vkdj cksyrk gS fd tc rd csVk uk gks tk;s rks ykbu yxkrs jgks\ oSls ;s pht eSaus lcls T;knk eqlyekuksa esa ns[kh gSA irk ugha D;ksa] ij eq>s yxrk gS fd vc rks ;s gj bd tkfr vkSj èkeks± esa ns[kus dks feyrs gSaA lcdks tkus D;ksa csVk gh pkfg,A fgUnqvksa esa ;s gS fd nkekn us vxj yk'k Nw nh rks udZ fey tk;sxkA vifo= gks tk;saxsA blfy, fgUnw yksx 20 mn;kpy fo'ks"krk gSA esjs ;gk¡ rks vxj ,d iM+kslh nky&Hkkr [kk jgk gS rks ,d O;fDr ;s ugha ns[k ldrk fd oks nky& Hkkr [kk jgk gS ;gk¡ ;s rqjar fuf'pr gks tk,xk] eu esa 'kadk;sa vk tk,axh fd t:j bl cxys okys us vius [ksr ls BkM+h èkku dkVdj dwVk gksxk [ksr ls nky Hkh pqjk;k gksxkA vjs esjs HkkbZ;ksa igys vius thou ns[kks mldh fo"kerk;sa ns[kks fQj mlesa lqèkkj djks rHkh vki fdlh dks cksyus yk;d cuksxs vU;Fkk ogh yM+kbZ >xM+k gksxk ftlls ekufld larqyu fcxM+sxkA eq>s vkt rd ;g le> esa ugha vk;k fd ckcjh efLtn D;ksa rqM+ok;h x;h\ essjs fglkc ls oks ,d ,sfrgkfld efLtn Fkh ftl ij fgUnqvksa ,oa eqlyekuksa dk leku gd FkkA ysfdu loky gS fd mls rksM+k D;ksa x;k\ vxj dy dks rktegy] tkek efLtn rqM+ok nh tk;as rks fuf'pr :i ls oks yksx Hkh fgUnqvksa ds Hkh reke izpfyr efUnjksa dks rksM+saxsA ysfdu blls Qk;nk fdls gksxk\ fgUnqvksa dks ;k eqlyekuksa dks\ ckcjh efLtn rksM+h x;h v;ksè;k esa D;ksafd oks jketUe Hkwfe esa cuh FkhA vjs HkkbZ;ksa dksbZ lcwr gS fd jke dk tUe v;ksè;k esa gqvk Fkk\ rks dgsaxs gk¡ gS jkek;.k ;gh cksyrh gSA vkSj vxj eSa dgw¡ fd gks ldrk gS fd ckYehfd th us dksbZ LFkku fo'ks"k pqudj dksbZ dgkuh fy[kh gksxh rks\ vjs dksbZ lcwr ugha gS rks ge dSls eku ysa fd v;ksè;k jketUe Hkwfe gS\ oks efLtn VwVh naxs gq, dqN yksx ekjs x;s ysfdu Qk;nk fdls gqvk\ esjh le> esa rks fdlh dks Hkh Qk;nk ugha gqvkA cfYd Hkkjh uqdlku gqvk gksxkA ,d rjQ cksyrs gks& fgUnq] eqfLye] fl[k] blkbZ vkil esa lc HkkbZ&HkkbZA ysfdu fQj D;ksa naxs djrs gks\ D;k fgUnqvksa vkSj eqfLyeksa esa [kqnk us vyx&vyx [kwu Hkjs gSa\ peM+h vyx&vyx cuk;h gS ;k fQj nksuksa ds psgjs vyx&vyx gSa\ vjs esjs HkkbZ;ksa ,oa cguksa vkSj esjs leLr Hkkjrokfl;ksa mBks] tkxks dc rd lksrs jgksxs\ tc fuèkkZfjr y{; rqEgkjs [kRe gks tk,¡xs rc rd\ bl Hkkjr dh nqnZ'kk dks Bhd dj ldrs gks vkSj bl c<+rh gqbZ Hka;dj tula[;k dks jksd ldrs gks bu jkst+&jkst+ ds naxksa dks jksd ldrs gksA xfjek flag jktiwr ch-,l-lh- xf.kr ¼vkWulZ½ f}rh; o"kZ mRlkg gh cyoku gksrk gS] mRlkg ls c<+dj nwljk dksbZ cy ugha gSA mRlkgh iq#"k ds fy, txr esa dksbZ Hkh oLrq nqyZHk ugha gSA & egf"kZ okYehfd 21 mn;kpy vfèkdkj vkt tkudh dk eu mpkV FkkA iwjh jkr uhan dh dksf'k'k esa chrh FkhA ;|fi ;g fnlEcj dk izFke i[kokM+k Fkk vkSj BaM Hkh ,slh Fkh fd fcuk Hkkjh jtkbZ ds BaM dks Hkxkuk laHko ugha Fkk fdUrq ,slk yxrk Fkk] tSls mldh vk¡[kksa ls uhan fudydj mldh csVh ls feyus pyh xbZ gks vkSj tkrs&tkrs tkudh dks crk xbZ gks fd vkt jkr og mldk bart+kj u djsA jkr dk rhljk igj vk igq¡pk FkkA thou ds 65 clar ikj dj ysus dk rks eu esa vglkl gh ugha vkrk Fkk tc rd fd dksbZ xk¡o dh gemez tkudh ls mlds csVs ds fo"k; esa ppkZ u dj nsrhA 'kjhj rks vHkh gV~Vk&dV~Vk fn[kkbZ iM+rk FkkA lkFk gh vanj chl o"kZ dh mez okyk Hkko Hkh Fkk fd vHkh Hkh 15&20 ds ifjokj dks rks vdssys [kkuk cukus&f[kykus esa leFkZ gSA fdUrq ?kVrh gqbZ mez dk vglkl Hkys gh Lo;a dks u gks ysfdu gemez gksrs gh blfy, gSa fd og vkidks bl ckr dk cksèk djrs jgs fd mldh fxurh cM+s cqtqxks± esa gksus yxh gSA oSls xk¡o okys vkSj mldh lHkh lgsfy;ksa dh ekus rks lcdks tkudh tSlh HkkX; js[kk feyuh pkfg, D;ksafd mldks Hkxoku us u dsoy nks iq=ksa o ,d csVh ls Hkjk&iwjk ifjokj fn;k gS cfYd lHkh csVs ljdkjh ukSdjh okys gks x, vkSj csVh dk ,d vPNs ?kj esa fj'rk 22 o"kZ igys gks x;k FkkA og vius ?kj esa ekyfdu cuh cSBh gS vkSj ^^nwèkks ugkvksa] iwrks Qyks** ds :i esa lq[k Hkksx jgh gSA nksuksa csVksa dh mfpr le; ij 'kknh gks xbZ Fkh vkSj os fHkUu&fHkUu LFkkuksa ij x`gLFkh dk cks> mBk, thou dh xkM+h dks vkxs dh vksj [khap jgs FksA tkudh dh deZ&Hkwfe rks thou&i;ZUr og xk¡o dk iSr`d ?kj gh cuk jgk blfy, bl ckr dh f'kdk;r ugha j[krh fd og ml ?kj ls ckgj Hkh dgha fQV gks ldrh gSA tgk¡ ij cpiu dh vB[ksfy;k¡ gqbZ gksa] tokuh esa ifr ds lkFk lq[k&nq[k Hkjs fnu chrs gksa] mls cq<+kis esa vkSj dgha lqdwu dSls fey ldrk gS\ oSls mlds csVksa us ,d ls vfèkd ckj vius lkFk jgus dk vkxzg fd;k Fkk Hkys gh mUgsa ;g nqf'pUrk Hkh Fkh fd dgha ek¡ us lkFk jgus dk eu cuk fy;k rks mudh iRuh o cPps ?kj dks egkHkkjr ds ;q) {ks= esa rCnhy dj nsaxsa D;ksafd muds fopkj esa ^^NksVk ifjokj** gh lq[kh thou dk vkèkkj gks ldrk gSA oSls Hkh ljdkjh nLrkostksa dh ekus rks ifjokj ds varxZr dsoy Lo;a] iRuh vkSj ukckfyx cPps gh vkrs gSaA blfy, ifjokj ds bl lhfer vkdkj dks vkSj vfèkd foLr`r djuk ifjokj esa LoLFk okrkoj.k cuk;s j[kus dh n`f"V ls dnkfpr~ mfpr ugha FkkA tkudh dks dy 'kke gh ;g irk pyk gS fd nwljs csVs dkfUr dh ukSdjh ds flyflys esa dgha ckgj ¼fons'k½ tkuk iM+k gS vkSj fiNys ikap eghus ls mldk ifjokj mlds fcuk lgkjuiqj esa jg jgk gSA oSls rks dkfUr fcuk Hkwys izfrfnu iRuh dks vius Bhd gksus dk lans'k igq¡pk gh nsrk Fkk] fdUrq tkudh dks ;g fpark [kk, tk jgh Fkh fd irk ugha mldk csVk fons'k esa dSls xqtj&clj dj jgk gksxk\ lquk Fkk ogk¡ [kkus esa dsoy ekal gh feyrk gSA dkfUr rks [kkus ds ekeys esa cpiu ls gh cgqr ykijokg Fkk] vc irk ugha dSls dke pykrk gksxk\ oSls 'khr&_rq dkfUr dk lcls ilanhnk ekSle gksrk Fkk D;ksafd tkM+s esa mls [kkus ds fy, cgqr lkjh pht+s yk&yk dj [kkus dh èkqu lokj gks tkrh FkhA mls vPNh rjg ;kn gS fd pkj lky igys tc dkfUr gkWLVy ls NqV~Vh fcrkus ?kj vk;k Fkk rks mlus ek¡ ls vkxzg fd;k Fkk fd mls gjs pus vkSj cFkqvk dk lkx [kkuk gSA tkudh ikxyksa dh rjg BaM esa fcuk BaM dh ijokg fd, ,d lwrh èkksrh igus lqcg gh [ksr dh rjQ pyh x;h Fkh vkSj nsj 'kke dks ykSVdj vkbZ rks mlds vkapy esa 22 mn;kpy mldh rch;r [kjkc gqbZ rks nok ds fy, csotg bartke djuk iM+sxkA mudk dguk Bhd Hkh Fkk D;ksafd BaM bruh Fkh fd lhèkh gM~Mh esa èk¡l jgh FkhA ;gk¡ rd fd i{kh Hkh [kkus&ihus dk fopkj NksM+dj vius ?kksalys esa nqcds iM+s Fks vkSj vkneh ds >qaM ;fn dgha fn[kkbZ iM+s rks ;g vyko ds djhc ,d nwljs ls lV dj cSBs gq, vius dks lqjf{kr j[kus dk Hkjkslk ns jgs FksA ,slh BaM esa og ek¡ dh eerk gh Fkh tks tkudh dh m¡xfy;ksa esa vlhe 'kfDr Hkj jgh Fkh ftlls og pus dh ,d&,d dksey Qquxh rksM+dj ykMys ds fy, vk¡py esa Mky jgh FkhA vHkh nks lky igys vk"kk<+ dk ik¡pok fnu FkkA ewlykèkkj ckfj'k gks jgh FkhA 'kke dk èkq¡èkydk gksus ls igys gh ?kVkVksi vaèksjk QSy x;k FkkA dkfUr us vkdj pqipki ek¡ ds iSj Nq, vkSj xys ls fyiVdj ;g crk;k fd og ,y-vkbZ-lh- esa vQlj ds in ds fy, pquk x;k gS vkSj vc tkudh ds lHkh nq[k [kRe le>ksA tkudh dks Hkh ,slk yxk tSls iSjksa esa ia[k yx x, gksa vkSj Hkhxrs gq, tkdj tks feyk lcdks crk vkbZ fd mldk csVk vQlj cu x;kA tkudh us vk¡[k can dj bZ'oj dks mlds csVs dks vk'khokZn nsus ds fy, èkU;okn fn;k vkSj csVs dks dgha fdLkh dh ut+j u yx tk, ftrus VksVds&mik; laHko Fks] lc dj fn,A igyh ckj dkfUr ds firk dh e`R;q ds 12 lky ckn tkudh ds eu esa ,d u, lkgl rFkk maex dk vglkl gqvk FkkA os lkjs fnu o jkrsa] tc tkudh dks dHkh nksuksa oDr dh jksVh&nky e;Llj ugha gks ldh Fkh] ,d lq[kn vglkl cudj mlds fny&vks&fnekx ls mM+ x, lkFk gh ;g Hkjkslk Hkh nsrs x, fd vc mldk csVk mldh gj NksVh&cM+h t+:jr dk [;ky j[ksxkA mlh lky dkfrZd eghus esa dkfUr dh iwoZ tku&igpku okyh yM+dh ls 'kknh gks xbZ vkSj tkudh bl ckr ls vkSj fuf'apr gks xbZ fd mlds csVs dh ns[k&js[k ds fy, mldk thou&lkFkh fey x;k FkkA tkudh feV~Vh ds cus edku esa jgrh Fkh ftls mlds firk flj ij Nk¡o cuk;s j[kus ds fy, fojklr esa NksM+ x;s FksA ;|fi edku dh nhokjsa o [kijSy Hkh txg&txg ls VwV dj fxj jgs Fks tks viuh mez 23 mn;kpy ukjh vuks[kk fj'rk ;s gaS bl vktkn ns'k dh iaNh] cpiu ls gh [ksyh gw¡] Lora= :i ls thus nksA ifjokj ds vk¡xu esaA uk djks vR;kpkj bu ij] cgqr I;kj feyk gS] bUgsa Hkh vc rqe thus nksAA ek¡&cki dh xksn esaA ftl ns'k esa fL=;ksa dks] ftl pht+ dh] dh ftí] ekrk dk Lo:i fn;kA ogh yk j[kh mUgksaus esjs gkFkksa esaA mlh ns'k esa vkt L=h dks] gj [okc fd;k iwjk mUgha I;kj Hkjs gkFkksa usA ykpkj vkSj etcwj fd;kAA csVh cudj vkbZ gwa¡ ek¡&cki ds thou esaA ?kj ls fudyuk dj fn;k eqf'dy] clsjk gksxk dy esjk] fdlh vkSj ds vk¡xu esaA thuk vc nq'okj fd;kA D;ksa ;g jhr Hkxoku us cukbZ gksxh\ gol fuxkgksa ls ns[krs gks] dgrs gSa vkt ugha rks dy rw ijkbZ gksxhA D;k ;gh rqEgsa vfèkdkj fn;kAA nsdj tUe iky&iksldj ftlus cM+k fd;k] er djks cscl bUgsa rqe] vkSj oDr vk;k rks] mUgha gkFkksa ls fonk fd;kA Lora= :i ls thus nksA [ksyh Fkh ftl vk¡xu esa f[kykSuksa ls] ;s gSa bl vktkn ns'k dh iaNh] yxk ogha iaMky] fcBk iafMr] ltkèktk dj vfXu dq.M] bUgsa Hkh vc rqe thus nksAA fcBk fn;k mlh txg] tgk¡ cSBk djrs Fks esjs xqìk&xqfM+;kA ek¡ tgk¡ djrh Fkh eSa mudk C;kg mlh vk¡xu esa gqvk esjk C;kg] rqeus eq>s tUe fn;k vkSj] mlh vk¡xu us fd;k eq>s fonkA rqeus eq>dks ikykA rqe gh esjh bZ'oj gks vkSj] VwV dj fc[kj tkrh gS gekjh ft+anxh ogha] rqe gh gks j[kokykAA ml caèku esa I;kj feys] rqels feyk fopkj ;s eq>dks] ;g t+:jh rks ugha] lR; 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pkgrk gSA og lc dqN R;kxus dks rS;kj jgrk gS ij iz'kalk :ih Hkw[k ugha R;kx ikrkA iz'kalk lqudj gekjk vga r`Ir gksrk gSA ge eneLr gks mBrs gSaA nwljksa ds }kjk viuh iz'kalk lqudj ge viuh nqcZyrk,¡ utj&vankt djds vius vki dks yk[k le>sa ijarq gekjh fucZyrk,¡ T;ksa dh R;ksa cuh jgsaxhA iz'kalk ls ge FkksM+h nsj dkYifud lq[kn vkuan ys ldrs gSa ijUrq lalkj dh dVqrk vkSj dBksjrk ls nwj ugha Hkkx ldrsA vktdy ftls ns[kks og vius iz'kaldksa dks migkj nsdj] nkorsa nsdj mUgsa izlUu djus dh ps"Vk djrs gSaA ijUrq yksxksa dks ;g Kkr ugha fd iz'kalk :ih nhokj det+ksj ckyw ij [kM+h gksrh gS tks tYn gh 25 mn;kpy vthc ns'k gS ek¡ ;g vthc ns'k gS ft+Unxh dh rirh èkwi esa] fj'or lqfoèkk 'kqYd gS] ,d BaMk lk;k ik;k gS eSausA dke gksxk ejth ls tc [kksyh vk¡[k rks viuh ek¡ dks] tYnh gS rks 'kqYd gSA eqLdqjkrk gqvk ik;k gS eSausAA ;g ufn;ksa dk ns'k gS tc Hkh ek¡ dk uke fy;k] ikuh Hkh Hkjiwj gS] mldk cs'kqekj I;kj ik;k gS eSausA cksry esa fcdrk gS] tc dksbZ nnZ eglwl gqvk] iUnzg #i;s 'kqYd gSA tc dksbZ eqf'dy vkbZ] ;g f'k{kdksa dk ns'k gS vius igyw esa viuh ek¡ dks ik;k gS eSausAA Ldwy Hkh [kwc gSa] tkxrh jgh oks jkr Hkj esjs fy,] cPps i<+us tkrs ugha] tkus fdruh jkrsa] mls txk;k gS eSausA ikB'kkyk,¡ fu%'kqYd gSaA ftanxh ds gj eksM+ ij tc gqbZ xqejkg eSa] ;g vthc ns'k gS mldh fgnk;r ij idM+ yh lhèkh jkg eSausAA tula[;k Hkh Hkjiwj gS] ftl dh nqvk ls gj eqlhcr ykSV tk,] ifjokj fu;kstu ekurs gSa] ulcUnh fu%'kqYd gSA ,slk Qfj'rk ik;k gS eSausA esjh gj fQØ dks tkuus okyh] ;g vthc ns'k gS esjs tT+ckrksa dks igpkuus okyh] fucZyksa ij gj 'kqYd gS] ,slh gLrh dks ik;k gS eSausAA xj vki gks ckgqcyh gj lqfoèkk fu%'kqYd gSA esjh ft+anxh flQZ esjh ek¡ gS] blh ds fy, rks] bl ft+anxh dh 'kek tyk j[kh gS eSausA ;g viuk gh ns'k gS dj dqN Hkh ldrs gSa] dksey dqekjh ij djrs dqN Hkh ugha ch-,- ¼vkulZ½ fgUnh cksyuk fu%'kqYd gSA r`rh; 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esa os dsoy deZdk.M dh Hkk"kk ds :i esa ;g fofHkUu dkj.kksa ls izfl) gks xbZ tks fd bldk ek= ,d igyw gSA izkphu dky esa foKku lacaèkh lHkh izdkj ds dk;Z laLÑr xzaFkksa dks i<+dj fd;s tkrs FksA jktuSfrd dk;Z] lkekftd dk;Z] laLÑr xzUFkksa dh izekf.kd ekudj fd;s tkrs FksA Hkkjr ds lafoèkku esa vusd fofèk;k¡ euqLe`fr] ;kKoYD; Le`fr] dkSfVyh; vFkZ'kkL=] 'kqØuhfr vkfn xzUFkksa ls yh x;h gSA fons'kksa esa laLÑr ds osn] miosn 'kkL= vkfn ij vuqlaèkku py jgk gSA uklk ds oSKkfudksa us laLÑr xzaFkksa ij vkèkkfjr vusd peRdkjh ifj.kke izkIr fd;s gSaA laLÑr ds dkj.k gh Hkkjr fo'o xq: dgykrk gSA ykMZ eSdkys ds vuqpjksa }kjk cs'kd bls dqN Hkh dgk tk, ijUrq blesa osnksa iqjk.kksa rFkk vU; 'kkL=ksa esa fyf[kr lHkh oSKkfud ?kVuk,a lgh gks jgh gSaA fcuk b±èku ds pyus okyk iq"id foeku] lat; }kjk èk`rjk"Vª dks ;q) LFky dk o.kZu lHkh dqN èkhjs&èkhjs lR; gksrk tk jgk gSA laLÑr Hkk"kk esa fuc) fofHkUu xzUFkksa ds oSKkfud rF;ksa dh tkudkjh eSa ;gka uke ek= ds fy, ns jgk gwaA ftKklq lqèkh ikBd lEcfUèkr xzUFk dk foLrkj ls vè;;u dj ds Js"B foKku dks tku ldrs gSaA 1- lq;Z ds pkjksa vksj xzgksa dk èkweuk rSfÙkjh; lafgrk 3&4&10 ¼bZ-iw- 5000½ izdk'k dh xfr&185016 169 [email protected]&_Xosn 1&50&4 ¼5000 bZ-iw-½ 2- ik¡p inkFkks± dh mRifÙk vkdk'k&ok;q&vfXu&ty&i`Foh] rSÙkjh; mifu"knA 3- bUnzèkuq"k&lw;Z ds lkr ?kksM+s gSa ftudk jax bUnzèkuq"k esa fn[kkbZ nsrk gSA xzUFk c`gRlafgrk ¼600bZ½ Vibgyar ftls foKku Hkh Lohdkj djrk gSA 4- ¶yse VsLV&èkkrqvksa dks tykus ij fuEefyf[kr jax dh Tokyk fn[kkbZ nsrh gSA lksuk ihyh] ekbdk&czkmu] rk¡ck&uhyh] ghjk&cgqjaxh] fVu&xzs xzUFk ¼jlk.kZo 900 bZ½ 5- A ikbZ dk eku 22@7 +3-1415926535897932384626433832792 ¼vk;ZHkV~ bZ- 500½ ,oa Lokeh Hkkjrh rhFkZ ¼oSfnd xf.kre~½ B 'kqU; dk vfo"dkj&vk;ZHkê 6- ikbFkkxksjl Fkksje& cksèkk;u 'kqYo lw= rFkk vkiLrEc lw= esa 1000 bZ- iw- 7- lksus dh izkfIr ¼1½ [kkuksa ls ¼2½ jlk;uksa ls ¼3½ èkkrqvksa ds feJ.k ls ¼jlk.kZo 900 bZ-½ 8- ukd dh IykfLVd ltZjh&lqJqr lafgrk 16@17@28 lw=LFkkue~ ¼500 bZ-iw-½ 9- fdMuh LVksu dk gVkuk& lqJqr lafgrk fpfdRlk LFkkue 7@33 ¼500 bZ-iw-½ 10- VsLV V~;wc csch ¼_Xosn&7-33-13½ vxLr _f"k] of'k"B eqfu] Ñikpk;Z rFkk nzks.k ¼5000 bZ-iw-½ 11- lksus dk vkS"kèkh; iz;ksx & jljRu leqPp; 5@3@20 ¼bZ- 900½ 12- o"kkZ djus dh dyk& iquuZok dh lfeèkkvksa ls gouh; nzO; dh vkgqfrAA fgj.;ds'kks otlks--- eU= ls nsus ij ;K dk èkqvk¡ cknyksa esa feydj mUgsa BaMk dj nsrk gSA ftlls èku?kksj o"kkZ gksrh gSA ¼rSfrjh; lafgrk bZ-iw- 5000½ larks"k vkuUn ch-,- ¼izksxzke½ r`rh; o"kZ 39 mn;kpy D;k cksyrs gSa&ea= 1- foJk mr Ro;k o;a èkkjk mnU;k boA vfr xkfgefg f}"k% AA &_Xosn vuqokn gs euq";ksa! tSls ty dh èkkjk vPNs&cqjs LFkku dk fopkj u dj LoHkko ls cgrh tkrh gS] mlh izdkj rqe Hkh lc thoksa ds izfr leku vkReh; fe= Hkko ls O;ogkj djkasA 2- ;n onkfe eèkqer rn~ onkfe ;nh{ks rn~ oufUr ekA fr fRo"khekufLe twfrekuokU;ku gfUe nks èkr%AA &vFkoZosn vuqokn ge tc Hkh cksysa eèkqj o fiz; opu gh cksysa] ftls Hkh ns[ksa mls izsee;h vkSj vkReh;rkiw.kZ n`f"V ls ns[ksaA ;g fo'okl j[ks fd eSa rstLoh] ijkØeh vkSj mRlkgh gw¡ vkSj }s"k] bZ";kZ o Øksèk dh Hkkouk j[kus okys dks ijkftr djus esa l{ke gw¡A 3- czãHkwr% izlUukRek u 'kkspfr u dkM~+{kfr le% losZ"kq Hkwrs"kq en~HkfDra yHkrs ijke~AA &Jhen~ Hkxor~xhrk vuqokn tks czãHkwr vuqHko djrk gqvk iw.kZr% izlUu fpÙk jgrk gS] u rks 'kksd djrk gS u dksbZ vkdka{kk gh j[krk gS vkSj lHkh izkf.k;ksa ds izfr le&Hkko j[krk gS] og esjh fnO; HkfDr dks izkIr gksrk gSA 4- dekZ;ra Qya iqalk cqn~fèk% dekZlqlkfj.khA rFkkfi lqèk;Jk··;kZ% lqfopk;sZo dqoZrsAA &pk.kD;uhfr vuqokn euq"; dks dekZsa ds vuqlkj gh Qy feyrk gS vkSj cqn~fèk Hkh deks± ds vuqlkj gh pyrh gS fQj Hkh cqn~fèkeku vkSj lTtu yksx fdlh Hkh dk;Z dks Hkyh Hkk¡fr fopkj djds gh djrs gSaA iq"ik jkuk ch-,- izksxzke] r`rh; o"kZ 40 UDAYACHAL REPORT SECTION 41 UDAYACHAL A.R.S.D. COLLEGE STUDENT’S UNION 2011-2012 Vaibhav Deepak Yadav President Vice-President Deepak Jaiswal Arun Kumar Secretary Joint-Secretary Vikas Yadav D.U.S.U. Secretary B.A. (H) Pol. Sc. 42 mn;kpy laLÑr ifj"kn~ xfrfofèk O;k[;ku izLrqr djrh laLÑr foHkkx dh MkW- ,- lqèkk nsoh ,oa mifLFkr MkW- lanhi 'kekZ ,oa MkW- 'kUuks xzksoj laLÑr ifj"kn~ }kjk 22-02-2012 dks vkRek jke lukru èkeZ dkWyst ds lsfeukj d{k esa laLÑr lekjksg vk;ksftr fd;k x;kA bl lekjksg esa ^^xhrk esa izcUèku** fo"k; ij foosdkuUn efgyk egkfo|ky; dh ,lksfl,V izksQslj MkWå 'kUuks xzksoj us vius O;k[;ku izLrqr fd;kA ftlesa dkWyst ds fofHkUu foHkkxkas ds izkè;kidx.k ,oa vusd Nk= mifLFkr jgsA bl O;k[;ku esa MkW- xzksoj us vius oSnq";iw.kZ O;k[;ku ls lHkh dk è;ku viuh vksj vkdf"kZr fd;kA O;k[;ku esa dkWyst ds izèkkukpk;Z MkW- lanhi 'kekZ dh mifLFkfr Hkh egRoiw.kZ Fkh mUgksaus bls cM+s è;kuiwoZd lqukA O;k[;ku ds lkFk&lkFk vUreZgkfo|ky; laLÑr izfr;ksfxrk dk Hkh vk;kstu fd;k x;kA ftlesa izFke 'yksdkxk;u izfr;ksfxrk rFkk f}rh; Hkk"k.k izfr;ksfxrk FkhA 'yksdkxk;u izfr;ksfxrk dk fo"k; ^^xhrk }kn'kkè;k;kr~ dspu i×p 'yksdk%** rFkk f}rh; Hkk"k.k izfr;ksfxrk dk fo"k; ^^;= uk;ZLrq iwT;Urs jeUrs r= nsork%** FkkA ftlesa fnYyh fo'ofo|ky; ds vykok yky cgknqj 'kkL=h jk"Vªh; laLÑr ^^xhrk esa izcUèku** fo"k; ij O;k[;ku izLrqr djrh MkW- 'kUuks xzksoj ,oa mifLFkr MkW- lanhi 'kekZ ,oa MkW- ,- lqèkk nsoh 43 UDAYACHAL fo|kihB ds Nk=&Nk=kvksa us Hkkx fy;kA 'yksdkxk;u izfr;ksfxrk esa fgUnq dkWyst izFke rFkk f}rh; LFkku ij lsaV LVhQUl dkWyst ,oa yky cgknqj 'kkL=h jk"Vªh; laLÑr fo|kihB ds Nk= la;qDr :i ls jgsA blh izdkj Hkk"k.k izfr;ksfxrk esa galjkt dkWyst izFke rFkk f}rh; LFku ij yky cgknqj 'kkL=h jk"Vªh; laLÑr fo|kihB ds Nk= jgsA izFke iqjLdkj ds :i esa ,d gtkj #i;s rFkk f}rh; iqjLdkj ds :i esa 'yksdxk;u ,oa Hkk"k.k izfr;ksfxrk esa mifLFkr fu.kkZ;d vkB lkS #i;s ,oa izek.k&i= iznku fd;s e.My MkWå nsosUnz ukFk vks>k] MkWå 'kUuks xzksoj rFkk MkWå ,- x,A var esa lHkh dks vYigkj iznku fd;k lqèkk nsohA x;kA bl izdkj ;g lekjksg lQy jgkA & foey dqekj Department of History Soon after the start of new Besides, a talk on the topic academic session, new entrents to the ‘‘Historical Vision for the Emergence of department were given a warm Indian Nationalism : A Survey’ by Dr. welcome-Freshers’ party was a grand P.K. Shukla (Former Member Secretary, success. Indian Council of Historical Reseach In the month of September, Dr. was also ornanised on March 20, 2012 P.K. Basant of the History Dept of Jamia under the aegis of Histroy Society. Millia Islamia gave his stimulating talk on the topic entitled “Mahabharata and Historians”. In the month of November, documentaries on some major themes in world history e.g., the French Revolution, the Russian Revolution and also on the Forbidden city of China were shown to the students. Another documentary on the so called “Dark Ages” was shown in January, 2012. In February, the students of the History Society Students and Teachers at Feroz Shah Kotla monument department and also some other Soon this session too will come to departments were taken to some landmark heritage sites of Delhi like an end with bidding adieu to the Qutub Minar, Firoz Shah Kotla and also outgoing batch. Humayun Tomb. Priyanka Pandey President, History Society 44 UDAYACHAL ‘NSS’ A.R.S.D. College Under the able guidance of Universal Peace Federation of India, Convenor Dr. A. Sudha Devi NSS of UPFI is an organisation associated with A.R.S.D. College has been engaged in UN. The chief guest for this event was various activitis throughout session Mr. K.V. Rajan, Executive Vice- 2011-12 which involved various inter Chairman of UPFI and presided by Mr. and intra college competitions and other Krishna Adhikari, Secretary General activicities. UPFI. In this competition a large number of students from various colleges participated. The winner team belonged to Jamia-Millia-Islamia University and the runner-up team was from our own A.R.S.D. College. Mr. Faisio Hashmi addressing the audience, also seen Dr. A Sudha Devi and Dr. V.K. Dhawan. An intra College Competition had been conducted on Youth Day i.e. on 13 Jan 2012 which involved activities like Poster making, Solo- Rajeev Ranjan, B.A. (Hons.) History IInd Year Singing and debate. This event was receiving prize from Mr. Hashmi and Dr. V.K. Dhawan organised in associatioin with Divjyoti Welfare Trust and was chaired by Mr. In addition, the NSS also Faisio Hashmi, who is Project Director conducted a self-defence training of Delhi State AIDS Control Society. In programme for women in this intra-college competition a total of collaboration with Crime Against nine prizes in three catogeries as Women Cell, (Delhi Police), Motibagh. mentioned earlier were given. These It was a ten days programme. It started prizes included three cash prizes of Rs. on 15 Feb 2012 and came to an end on 1000/-, 700/- and 500/- as Ist, IInd and 2nd march 2012. IIIrd prizes in all three events respectively. Dr. A. Sudha Devi By taking forward the tradition, Convener, NSS NSS also conducted an inter-college debate competition in collaboration with 45 UDAYACHAL Annual Report - 2011-2012 Rangayan - The Dramatic Society Eight years past the dramatics of Old Delhi. The Chief protagonist, society of our college, ‘Rangayan’, ‘Bijli’ is a noble hearted prostitute stands amongst the best in the business. suffering from the unjust society and its Enormous talent and unmatched cruel realities. As a reaction she enthusiasm of the budding actors, found transforms herself in male form as nourishment in the presence of the ‘Bajrangi’ and overcomes the hurdles of pioneers. the society. The drama, in a nutshell is a depiction of unequal and unjust society, A journey starts with a step, and hammers the harsh reality as a success is made in parts. What message that to protect the good in Rangayan is today is a result of the today's world one needs the help of dedication and painstaking efforts of all wrong means and methods. We staged the members, respected teachers and not our play ‘Bijli Ki Bijli’ on 13th Feb 2012 to forget our convenor Mr. Sandeep. at Shri Ram Centre auditorium. Mr. ‘ABHINAY’ - a solo acting Pawan Jaggi (Member Governing Body), competition was organised for the Prof. J.M. Khurana (Dean Students freshers. It was conducted on 29th Welfare), Mr. Devinder Singh (Social August 2011. The winners in the order Worker) graced the occasion by their of priority are : presence. Mr. Devender Singh gave a sum of Rs. 51,000/- for Rangayan, the Aarushi Arora BSc (H) Maths Dramatic Society of A.R.S.D. College. Prachi BA (H) English Mrs. and Mr. R.M. Sharma gave Balwan Singh Phy. Sc. Electronics two prizes each of Rs. 1500/- in memory of their parents for Best Actor Male, Like every year this year also the Amir Khan (Khabind) and Female, one month theatre workshop was Sakshi Gupta (Bijli). organised by National School of Drama, to Show case, the talent of our emerging Mr. K.N. Thusu a former Registrar stars. They were privileged to work of University of Delhi also gave two under the inspiring guidance of the prizes each of Rs. 1000/- for Best eminent Director Mr. Danish Iqbal Supporting Actor Male, Siddharth Raj (Director of the play). Mr. Danish Iqbal (Havaldar) and Female, Vanya and Dr. J.D. Taneja were presented a Srivastava (Phoolmati). Shri Manoj Arora shawl to honor them. Our society staged gave five prizes each of Rs. 1100/- to the Hindi adaptation of Bertolt Brecht’s Sakshi Gupta (Bijli), Sakshi Arora theatrical masterpiece - ‘The Good (Parvati), Stella Beck (Bajrangi), Vishal Person of Szechwan’ titled ‘Bjili ki Bijli’. (Shiv) and Siddharth Raj (Havaldar) and This drama is situated in Paharganj area an other prizes of Rs. 2100/- to the 46 UDAYACHAL Assistant Director Mr. Sunil Kumar and Budhiraja, Siddhartha, Suraj and among a prize of Rs. 500/- for Mr. Ajay others. (Carpenter’s son). Mr. Himmat Singh Negi a former student of A.R.S.D. In the end, I thank the batch College and one of the active members holders of Dramatic Society, who helped of Rangayan gave a prize of Rs. 500/- to us throughout the year. Priyanka (Bibi). Name Position 1. Stella Beck President We owe special thanks to Dr. J.D. Taneja, Founder, Mr. G.K. Jha, Mr. Ajeet, 2. Sakshi Gupta Vice-President Mrs. Jaya Tomer, Mrs. Anamika, Mrs. 3. Vanya Shrivastava General Secretary Kokila Negi and our Principal Dr. 4. Amir Khan Secretary (One Act) Sandeep Sharma. 5. Suraj Sherawat Secretary (Skit Play) I cannot forget the contribution of 6. Prince Budhiraja Secretary (Stree Play) our supportive seniors Himmat Singh 7. Anuradha Joint Secretary Negi, Sunil Kumar, Bhanu Pratap Singh, 8. Rajesh Treasurer Kanika Chamoli, Kavita Sharma, Arti 9. Vishal PRO - I Rawat, Jitender Kumar and Tarun Kohli. 10. Rashmi PRO -II At last I would also like to 11. Sidhartha Raj PRO -III mention the significant contribution of 12. Dayanand Jha Media Co-ordination my colleague S. Vignesh Paul, Shraddha Singh, Shubendra Kumar Singh, Kapil Stella Beck Gaur and Amit Khan, Juniors Sakshi BA (H) English III Yr Gupta, Vanya Shrivastava, Prince President Dramatic Society Farewell function in honour of Shri Gopal Singh Semi Prof. Asstt in the Library 47 UDAYACHAL jaxk;u Mr. Pawan Jaggi (Member Governing Body) lighting the lamp & also seen Prof. J.M. Khurana (D.S.W) Dr. S.K. Sharma (O.S.D.), Mr. Devinder Singh(Distinguished Guest ), Dr. J.D. Taneja Mr. Sanpeep & Dr. Rakesh ^fctyh dh fctyh* ukVd dk eapu 48 UDAYACHAL jaxk;u Director of the play Mr. Danish Iqbal with participants ^fctyh dh fctyh* ukVd dk eapu 49 UDAYACHAL EQUAL OPPORTUNITY CELL The Equal Opportunity Cell was organized in the college on 11-02-2011 established by the College in the year to sensitize the teachers and non- 2008 to address the issues related to SC, teaching staff towards the needs of ST, OBC, Minorities and the Physically physically challenged. Challenged on a continuous basis. The main objectives of the Cell are : - To ensure that there is no discrimination in the college on grounds of disability or minority status. - To ensure barrier free access to the college building including classroom, library, laboratories, office etc. Equal Opportunity Cell members with Mr. Sanjeev - To examine all possible ways in which SC/ST, OBC, Minorities A seminar was also organized on group and physically challenged 23-08-2011 in the college and an could be helped. expert lecture on “Disability and Society” was delivered by Dr Renu - To fulfill all statutory Adhlakha, Associate Professor, requirements Centre for Women’s Development, - To provide all possible facilities New Delhi. to the physically challenged The college teachers, students and irrespective of visual, hearing, non-teaching staff were benefited by the orthopaedic or other kinds of above workshop and seminar. impairment so that all physically challenged students and staff can participate fully in academic, intellectual, social and cultural life of the college and society. The EOC has been addressing the issues related to SC/ST/OBC/PH/ Minorities etc. at the College/University level and co-ordinating with number of organizations to resolve their problems. Organisation of Workshop and Dr. Sandeep Sharma, OSD addressing the Seminar audience also seen Dr. Topan Dass (Convenor, A sensitization workshop was EOC) and Dr. Renu Adlakha 50 UDAYACHAL Remedial Coaching: A Special Enrollment Camp for Remedial coaching for SC/ST/ Aadhaar. 12 Digit Unique Identification OBC/PH/Minorities and economical Number was organized in the college deprived students are being organized for the period from 17-11-2011 to 21-11- with a view 2011 to facilitate the physically challenged teaching and non-teaching i. For improving academic skills and staff and students. This 12 Digit Unique linguistic proficiency of the Identification Number will be issued students in various subject by the Unique Identification Authority ii. For raising their level of of India on the behalf of the Govt. of comprehension of basic subjects to India. This number will serve as proof provide a stronger foundation for of identity and address any where in further academic work. India. iii. For strengthening their knowledge, skills and attitudes in Stipend to students such subjects, where quantitative The EOC also has been looking and qualitative techniques and after the cases of those students who are laboratory activities are involved eligible for stipend in accordance with so that proper guidance and the provisions prescribed by the UGC. training provided under the programme may enable the Other facilities students to come up to the level JAWS Software was installed in necessary for pursuing higher the library to facilitate low vision and studies efficiently. visually challenged teachers and Enrollment Camp for Aadhaar students MP-4 gadget has also been purchased to issue to the visually challenged students. All the SC/ST/ OBC (non creamy layer)/ PH and economically deprived etc. students were issued text books for the full academic session to help them in their study. Wheel chair is also purchased to meet the requirement of physically challenged in the college and efforts are being made to meet the essential requirements of the physically challenged in the college. (Dr. Topan Dass) Convener Enrollment of Addhaar in progress Equal Opportunity Cell 51 UDAYACHAL The Debaters NIMBUS: The debating Society of ARSD College “Vision is art of seeing things invisible” Jonathan Swift ‘The Debaters’ (part of Nimbus-English Debating society, ARSD, College) aims to engage every student as an active decision maker of the community. We feel the importance of challenging the status quo and helping students understand the importance of raising their voice. The Debaters provides an opportunity, to learn to argue convincingly, write meaningfully and speak fluently. In tandem with the modern trends, the society also lays great stress on helping students polish their soft skills as well. The society has four office- bearing posts of the President, the Vice President, the Secretary and the Joint Secretary. Following are the passionate and active members of the society: B.A. (Hons.) English, 2nd year: Sristi Parashar, Amita Pandey, Ankita Behra and Shuchi Rajpal. B.A. (Hons.) 3rd Year: Anant Kumar, B.A. Programmer, 2nd Year: Mubina Khan. B.Com. (Hons.), 1st year: Samridhi Chaturvedi. Physics (Hons.) 1st year: Ayushi Gandhi. The society’s teacher in-charge Mrs. Mousumi Ray has been encouraging us with many innovative yet practical ideas to usher in the new era of debating spirit. Event- As part of many confidence building exercise, a session in collaboration with Time Institutes was organized. It was aimed at helping students learn the basics of handling group discussions and professional interviews. The session was conducted by Mr. Dhrubajyoti Banik, Chief Knowledge Expert of TIME Institutes. Event Organizing Team included: Sristi Parashar, Amita Pandey and Shuchi Rajpal. Mr. Banik and Teachers at a session hosted in collaboration with TIME Institutes. Discussions- The society fosters peer interactions by holding group discussions. This gives different students an opportunity to connect and build an intense people powered network. The Chatterbox- The English Debating Society’s Bulletin board, is the space through which the society addresses the issues that affect the youth, the nation and the world. Achievements- Bagged the first position at our second debate held at ARSD College on January 13, 2012, the National Youth Day. We won second prize at Debate organized by Universal Peace Federation of India on February 3, 2012. We are enthusiastically participating in ongoing collegiate festivals and are sure to get some more accolades. On January 17, 2012 ‘ The Debaters’ was invited to NDTV’s Debating Show ‘Left, Right and Centre’ hosted by Nidhi Razdan and aired live on NDTV 24x7. Shortlisted students included Darpan Mago, Shuchi Rajpal and Amita Pandey. Darpan Mago, Vice President; B.A. (Hons.) English Final Year. 52 UDAYACHAL Rajeev Ranjan : A Small Town Boy Brings Laurels to ARSD College Rajeev Ranjan of History (H) IInd year has given many at ARSD a great reason to feel proud of. He did his schooling at D.A.V. Public School, Sitmarhi. Apoorv Chauhan a prolific debator encouraged him to follow his footsteps. Thereupon started the journey of this poet and the debator. ARSD College provided him the right fodder. He is glad he came to this college where English teacher, Ms. Manjula first saw the spark in him and encouraged him to keep his originality intact. A student of History (H) IInd year, he owes gratitude to Dr. I.M. Jha, Ms. Renu Bahuguna who always encouraged him to move ahead. He is a devout learner of History and claims to quote anything from History. In his journey of Debate he owes thanks to a KMC Alumnus, Sumit Shekhar for guiding and nurturing his talent. The list of colleges where he has participated and won prizes certainly say volumes about the power of knowledge he gets. He is an avid reader of ‘The Hindu’, ‘Kurukshetra’, ‘Yojana’, ‘Drishtikon Manthan’. Needless to say, ‘Sky is the limit’ for Rajeev Ranjan. Rajeev Ranjan of History (H) IInd year had participated in various Inter-College Debate Competition on behalf of Hindi debating society and won in many colleges. Some of them are as following : Maharaja Agrsen College, Sheed Bhagat Singh College, Netaji Subhash Institute of Technology, Miranda House College, Indraprastha College, Daulat Ram College, Motilal Nehru College, Bhagat Singh College, Ram Lal Anand College, Shyama Prasad Mukharjee College, Sri Venkateswara College, Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College, Bharti College and many other Colleges He also won Extempore and Poetry Competition in : Shyama Prasad Mukharjee College, Motilal Nehru College, Acharya Narendra Dev College and many other College of Delhi University. College Library 53 UDAYACHAL Film Appreciation Society : Annual Report It was yet another glorious year for the Film Appreciation Society. The Society came of age with the completion of its five splendid years on 31st of October, 2011. Ever since its establishment, the society has been dynamic and has provided unique opportunities for the enjoyment and appreciation of the best in world cinema. It aims to increase access to a wide range of films based on a variety of themes, and to provide behind – the – scene insight through open discussions and seminars in order to develop a penchant for film appreciation among the students and to create a dynamic community of art enthusiasts. This year, it was even better, with the screening of highly diverse and discreet movies ranging from Charlie Chaplin’s “Modern Times” which is a wonderful blend of comedy and social drama and provides a look into the world of the ‘Great Depression’ by people who lived it, to the world of dreams and fantasy of the celebrated director Guillermo del Toro’s “Pan’s Labyrinth” – the story of a young girl stuck in a situation that she does not like or control (an analogy to the fascist regime of those day.) “Love and Death” – a scathing satire on Russian literature and people who engage in mock serious philosophical debates showed u the glimpse of the genius of Woody Allen at his comic best while “Waiting for Godot”, a movie adaptation of Samuel Beckett’s theatrical masterpiece introduced us to the philosophy of Existentialism. A seminar on ‘war films’ was organized which saw the revered presence of Sanjay Kak, a renowned independent film-maker as the chief guest and the screening of Gillo Pontecorvo’s “Battle of Algiers” – a cult movie on ‘war’ based on occurrences during the Algerian War (1954-62) against French colonial occupation in North Africa, and Ari Folman’s “Waltz With Bashir” – a memoir, a combat picture and a piece of investigative journalism depicting Ari Folman’s struggle to make sense of his experience as a soldier in the Labanon war of 1982. The seminar was a huge success and deepened our understanding on the complex issue of terrorism and counter- terrorism. Students turned up in large numbers and their enthusiasm during the post- screening discussion bears testimony to its success. The credit for the success of this seminar also goes to the honorable members and the volunteers who assisted them, for their painstaking efforts. They really did a commendable job. It was a great year, but the Society still has a long way to go and our utmost priority will be to keep up the good work in the succeeding years as well. Convener : Ranjan Swarnkar, Asstt. Professor, Deptt. of Economics Members : Konika Kawatra, Asstt. Professor, Deptt. of English, Animesh Mohapatra, Asstt. Professor, Deptt. of English, Dr. Prerana Sinha, Asstt. Professor, Deptt. of English Active Volunteers : Varsha Kartik, Pavitra, Darpan Mago of (Eng. (Hons.)IIIrd year, Mansi and Prateek of (Eco. (Hons.) Ist year, Aakanksha Chauhan, Radhika Aggarawal, Pooja Dixit, Bidisha Ray, Prachi Vashishtha, Neelanjana Singh of (Eng. (Hons.) Ist year. Anant Kumar, English (Hons.) Final Year 54 UDAYACHAL National Education Day The National Education Day was celebrated on 11th November 11, by ARSD College. Professor Rizwan Qaiser from Jamia Millia Islamia was invited to deliver a talk on ‘Maulana Azad and Making of Modern India’. Professor Qaiser started with the note that Maulana Azad is one of the biggest Indian leaders that India could produce. He played a very important role in garnering nationalistic consciousness amongst the masses. He not only put forward values important Ms. Priyanka welcoming Prof. Rizwan Quaiser, for making modern India, but argued also seen O.S.D. Dr. Sandeep K. Sharma for secularism & religious tolerance as the basis for “New India”. He firmly believed that the talents of all Indians are alike which cannot be broken into various interests on the line of religion. He was opposed to breaking the country on lines of religious identities. For him India stood for composite secular country which could show the world the path for religious tolerance. He stressed that in order to set an example India could spearhead a revolution in all spheres. As the first Education minister he had set the foundation for new educational polices too. Teachers and students attended the talk and asked very interesting questions and showed keen interest in the life and times of Maulana Azad. On the whole it was a very interactive session that saw curious minds exchanging thoughts on Maulana Azad and his life. Dr. I.M. Jha Convener SEMINAR ON GANDHI Dr. I.M. Jha introducing Prof. Anand Kumar (CSSS/J.N.U.) to the audience 55 UDAYACHAL Alumni Meet 2011 : “Confluentia” : A Kaleidoscope The college organized its 3rd Alumni meet on Sunday, the 11th December 2011 with tremendous enthusiasm and great fanfare. It was christened ‘Confluentia’. Dr. Subhash Sharma, I.A.S., Joint Secretary, Ministry of Defence, Govt. of India was invited as the Chief Guest, Prof. S.C. Arora, former Head of the Department of Mathematics, Delhi University, an alumnus from the first batch of the students of the college. He was the Guest of Honour while Mr. Ramakant Goswami, Minister of Industries, Government of NCT, Delhi, another alumnus from the first batch graced the occasion as the Distinguished Guest. The meet was presided over by the college Governing Body Chairman Mr. Ashwin Chadha. Members of various sub-committees under an apex Organising Committee had toiled very hard during the preceding one month or so to make the meet a memorable one. On the day of the meet, the college wore a festive look. Floral patterns, festoons, colourful flags and banners adorned its premises. The lush green cricket field, the main venue was a treat to the eyes. The sun shone brightly in the salubrious winter weather. Right from the morning, the place was teeming with activity. Smartly attired teachers were breezing around smiling, clicking away snaps and giving instructions to workers and student-volunteers on all and sundry matters. Apart from the beautifully decorated stage in the main Pandal and well arranged chairs and tables in the sprawling field, a giant flex prominently displaying the names of the Eminent Alumni was a major attraction. As the day progressed, the alumni; some of them with spouses, superannuated teachers and other guests gradually began arriving at the venue. Soon the Registration Counter started witnessing long queues of former students. Even some non-teaching staff were enthusiastically participating in the meet. It was a scene of all-around joy and happiness. By noon, the entire venue had got transformed into a sea of humanity. The meet was formally inaugurated through the lighting of the lamp and Saraswati Vandana. The Chief Guest Dr. Subhash Sharma spoke at length about how India’s recent growth story has not been a story of inclusive and balanced growth and Mr. Ramakant Goswami in his speech strongly refuted Dr. Sharma’s contention and threw light on some lighter side of his life in the college in the early years of 1960. He promised all possible help for the infrastructure development of the college. Prof. Arora in a very moving speech reminisced about the way the teachers treated the students as their own children in his days in the college and said he owed his success to the college. Mr. Ashwin Chadha greeted the audience and wished all success to the organizers. Dr. Sandeep Sharma, Officer on Special Duty also greeted the distinguished guests and members of the audience. He spoke at length about the Alumni Meet. Dr. 56 UDAYACHAL Anup Chatterjee, Convenor, Alumni Meet 2011 presented a brief sketch of the evolution of the alumni meet in the college, He also focused on some of the highlights of the current meet. The formal Speeches were followed by honouring ten Eminent Alumni with shawls and mementoes. The teachers who had superannuated since the last Alumni Meet were also honoured with mementoes for their distinguished services to the College. The meet also took an opportunity to felicitate for the first time those alumni who are currently on the staff of the college in various capacities. The recipients from all the categories spoke on this occasion. The announcement of the recess and the invitation to lunch marked the conclusion of the formal part of the Programme. During the break, the students of the college enacted the much acclaimed award-winning Street Play ‘Yah Dilli Hai’. The guests, their spouses, the staff members and the volunteers while savouring their food, keenly watched the play and highly applauded the stellar production. After the recess, when the participants took their seats in the pandal or simply basked in the sun in motley assembled groups, it was time for a programme of Kawwalis and sufi songs under the sponsorship of Sahitya Kala Parishad, Delhi. For more than two and a half hours, the signers captivated the audience by presenting lilting numbers. Nothing could be more befitting than this performance by the lead-singers, Ms. Chanchal Bharti and Mr. Sarfraz Chisti, particularly, who through their mellifluous but elan voice transported the listeners to another world. It was almost a surrealistic experience. The troop also presented numbers at the request of the audience. By the time, the final number began; the sun had already turned crimson. The guests had started dispersing, as the trees started reverberating by the sound of the chirping birds. The dusk had gradually descended on the venue, reminding us that the exciting day was finally coming to an end. The singers were felicitated with bouquets as it was time to bid adieu to them. We reluctantly took leave of each other carrying the wonderful memories firmly etched in our minds. Dr. Anup Chatterjee Convener, Alumni Association "It is better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are a fool than to open it and remove all doubt." Mark Twain 57 UDAYACHAL ALUMNI MEET 2011 58 UDAYACHAL ALUMNI MEET 2011 59 UDAYACHAL FUTCHA FEST Mr. Ashwin Chadha, Chairman, lighting the lamp 60 UDAYACHAL FUTCHA FEST 61 UDAYACHAL NCC Our Collage has glorious NCC achievements in Past few years, whose foundation was laid in around 1965. Now it is flourishing under the guidance of ANO Sandeep who took its charge in July 2009. He is Assistant Professor in Commerce Department and has worked very hard for development of NCC in our Collage. Recent Achievement 1. First Prize in Drill competition in DCAC College (2012) 2. Second Prize in Quarter Guard Competition in DCAC College (2012 Sandeep 3. First Prize in Quarter Guard Competition in ZHC (2011) (A.N.O.) 4. 15 Cadets were selected in Guard of Honor of Honorable Chief Guest Smt. Shiela Dikshit and 5 Cadets were selected in Marching Contingent in Delhi University cultural Fest (ANTAR DHWANI). Outstanding Cadets SUO Umesh Kumar 1. Successfully done basic mountaineering camp from abvimas, manali, Himachal Pradesh, climbed sihhti dhar park height 17500 ft. 2. Camp senior in annual training camp 2011. 3. All India streaking expedition (Kerala) 4. Chief Minister rally Commander 2007. Cadet Somendra Kumar Tiwari 1. Participated in REPUBLIC DAY CAMP 2011 as best cadet & YEP cadet 2. Participated in Prime Minister Rally 2011 3. Participated in Amar Jawan Joyoti (AJJ) 2009 4. Selected for Youth Exchange Program. 5. Won First Prize in DCAC College as Best cadet Competition. 6. Won Runner – Up in Best Cadet Competition in Dyal Singh College. Cadet Manoj Kumar 1. Participated in REPUBLIC DAY CAMP 2010 and only SD Cadet selected form Delhi directorate for NCC Rajpath Contingent 2. Participated in ALL INDIA VAYU SAINIK CAMP 2009 as drill commander. 62 UDAYACHAL 3. Selected as Guard commander of Guard of Honor Contingent at Delhi Unicersity fest (ANTAR DHWANI) 4. Participated in various inter college competition as Guard commander of our college. 5. Prime Ministe Rally 2010. Cadet Deepak Kumar 1. Participated in REPUBLIC DAY CAMP 2010. 2. Participated in ALL INDIA VAYU SAINIK CAMP 2009 in drill squad. 3. Prime Minister Rally 2010 & Chief Minister Rally 2008 & 2011. 4. Company Senior in CATC 2010 & 2011. CSUO Purnima Gautam 1. Participated in REPUBLIC DAY CAMP 2011 as main R.C. Flier 2. Participated in ALL INDIA VAYU SAINIK CAMP 2009 as main skeet shooter. 3. Prime Minister Rally 2011. 4. Camp Senior in NIC Mahaashtra 2010, per-REPUBLIC DAY CAMP-Combine CATC 2010 5. Delhi Dte Senior in all India trekking camp Punjab 2010. 6. All India Senior in Air-Force Academy attachment Hyderabad. 7. Delhi Dte Senior in NIC Jammu 2011 & won 3rd Prize in Quiz competition. 8. AIR SQN’s best cadet for session 2010-11 CUO Pankaj Kumar 1. Participated in REPUBLIC DAY CAMP 2010 as best cadet. 2. Participated in ALL INDIA VAYU SAINIK CAMP 2009 as Right Marker. 3. Prime Minister Rally 2010 &2011 & Chief Minister Rally, 2006, 2008 & 2010 4. AJJ – 2007, 2010 (Air Guard of honor) 5. Delhi DTE Senior in NIC Delhi Cantt. 2011 6. Camp Senior in ATC 2010-2011 7. AIR SQN’s best cadet for session 201—2011. 63 UDAYACHAL REPUBLIC DAY CAMP HOLDER’S 2012 1. Cadet Nitish Kuma, 2. Cadet Vinay Kumar Yadav, 3. Cadet Deepak Singh Bhadauria 4. Cadet Pankaj Kumar, 5. Cadet Anoop Kumar Other Achievements 1. SGT. Naveen Harchand wass All India Senior in Trekking camp, Most sincere cadet in ATC Baprola & Best cadet in CATC 2010 2. JUO Lokesh Malik won 3rd Prize in shooting competition in CATC 2010. 3. Cadet Dilip won 3rd Prize in singing completion. Sandeep A.N.O. NCC Cadet who won First Prize in different events at O.S.D. Dr. S.K. Sharma introducing NCC Cadets to Zakir Hussain College with O.S.D. Dr. S.K. Sharma, the audience ANO Sandeep, Mr. S.C. Jha and Mr. Ajeet Farewell by Karamchari Association Farewell to Sh. Nand Lal alongwith Sh. R.Y. Tiwari Farewell to Sh. Goverdhan Dhari along with Sh. President, Sh. B.P. Bhatt Secretary Karamchari V.P. Pandey President, Sh. SC Arra Secretary Association Karamchari Association 64 UDAYACHAL ENGLISH SECTION Editor : Dr. Prerana Sinha Student Editors : Darpan Mago Anant Kumar Pavitra Kumari B.A. (H) English, IIIrd Year Dr. Prerana Sinha 65 UDAYACHAL An artistic An artistic impression of the eternal damnation meted upon the greek God Prometheus who wa assigned the task of taking care of the human race. He went out of his way to gift fire and reason to the human beings and thereby disobeyed leus and brought his warth upon himself. Tasadduq Tanveer Eng (H) 3rd year 66 UDAYACHAL The Last Breath The music of those screams The redness of that water The restlessness in those silences The splinter of frenzy running through the bones Can never be heard, can never be hushed They will always linger over your memories Like the wings of demon spread out at night coming closer to vex your mind Cold breeze of your sins Might haunt you in your nightmares Waling bare foot on the ground of your insatiable lies Perhaps you were meant to turn into ashes Which then be taken away by Thanatos Golden chains will embellish your ankles and wrists Veil of doomeness will cover your shamelessness You will never be able to escape that inglorious darkness. Broken mirror pieces of past approaches Slicing your slim, bringing sullen blood out You might yell, you might cry But God will be dead forever When it comes to listening your sighs Olga of hell will feed on your rotten soul Soon you will then realize Death is perhaps a blessing than the prophesised demise. Madhu Pawar English (Hons.) IIIrd Year "Opportunity may knock only once, but temptation leans on the doorbell." Anonymous 67 UDAYACHAL Computer Crime 2. Network Forensic In this field digital analysis online Hello friends, I want to tell some as well as offline are done. interesting terms and facts about Computer Crime. 3. Software Forensic 1. What is Computer Crime? In this field analysis of viruses, Trojan horses, logic bombs etc. Ans:- Any traditional crime aided by use of a computer as an instrument to do 4. Embedded Forensic crimes, such as committing fraud, illegal In this field forensic analysis of intrusion, stealing intellectual microchips, memory chips are properties and identity trafficking in done. child pornography. There are two types of crime specially held through online Qus:-How are computer crimes and offline. Cyber Crime specially held committed.? through internet has recently grown in Ans:- Where computer is target criminal importance as computer has become activity central to everyone in field of commerce, entertainment and government officers. (i) Computer and its components theft of service. 2. What is Computer forensic ? (ii) System intrusions Ans:- Computer forensic is a process of identifying, preserving, analyzing and -Unauthorised access to target presenting digital evidence in a manner computer that is legally acceptable in any legal (iii) Software Piracy proceedings in court of law. -Software theft Computer forensic is also defined in another way- (iv) Hacking “The scientific collection, Where computer is a medium examination, analysis and presentation through which criminal endeavour of Informal held on or retrieved from is executed- Cyber crime as computer storage media in such a way communication tool. that it can be used as potential legal Financial crimes evidence in court of law. Child Pornography There are four types of computer Cheque Fraud forensic Credit Card Froud 1. Disk Forensic/Media Forensic Identity Theft In this field a post mortem analysis of digital storage media Internet Fraud like HDD, CD, Pen Drive or any Gambling storage media are done. 68 UDAYACHAL Where computer is used as Why God Has Created repository of digital evidence Teachers? (i) Fraud and embezzlement When God created teachers (ii) Narcotics and drugs He gave us special friends trafficking To help us understand his world (iii) Threatening e-mails etc. To truly comprehend (iv) Other traditional crimes The beauty what nature such as deeds, preparation of fake Of everything we see bills, currency notes, appointment And become better persons letters. With each discovery Q:- What are computer based crimes? 1. Virus- Boat sector virus When God created teachers He gave us a special guide 2. Worm To show ways in which to grow 3. Trojan Horse So we can all decide 4. Denial of service How to live and what to do What’s right instead of wrong? 5. Counterfeit/Spoofed To lead us so that we can lead Websites And learn how to be strong. 6. Packet Sniffer 7. ATM fraud That’s why God created teachers In his wisdom and his grace 8. Spam To help us learn to make our world 9. Sabotage A better and wiser place. Alka Saha Suman Sumit Soken B.Sc (H) Computer Science IInd year B.com (Hons) IIIrd year "When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us. Alexander Graham Bell 69 UDAYACHAL I Want To Dream Listen to me Listen to me There’s a fairy you see, I met her down the lane, In darkest corner seems so sane. But it was not as I thought of it, Depravity was only in its pit, But god’s grace smiled on my novice pace, Eventually she appeared with her serene face. “She” who has some charisma in her eyes.. “She” who has some loyalty in her voice… “She” who has wonder on her lips.. “She” who has motherhood in her touch… Came to me and asked...... Why I came to this unnamed street.. Dark are its days, Insanity in its ways, Red are its passion, Black is only its fashion, Sinisterness is the only preaching, Hatred is the only breeding, Why I came to this unnamed street… Friends, I didn’t move my lips to open, But she read all that my eyes had, (Close came she, eloquent was thee) Kissed my forehead and said You are also the one who wants to be led (Who had the only song to meet, “What I am looking for?”) Were the only eminent words Unanswered gestures made you come here I will fetch you some blue visions there You can paint them as aestheticism In it nothing exist as cynicism 70 UDAYACHAL She took my hand in her hand, And warned me not to touch the sand, Showed me path that was enlightened, Just by blinking her eyes that were lightened, (she took leave from me, English elegance was in thee) I come through that road less travelled, I enjoyed my journey that was marveled….. But from where is this noise coming, But from where….. Ohhh that’s alarm clock summing? Stop for a while, let me lie on my bed, Don’t you see that my eyes are still red, Here I want to cherish that dream of fairy, Here I want to feel her last night kiss and merry… (ahh… closed my eyes again And slipped into my quilt) Just screamed high on my pitch Mumma… I am not coming, let me dream……: Amita English (H) IInd Year Oh! Exams “ Oh my dear Examination! I have made no preparation. I am afraid of you Kindly tell me what to do? You are early, I am late I am dying to sing ‘wait’ Go, go and go, you must Let me learn my syllabus first Go to the centre and leave my room Or else I will use my broom. I am fully tired of you I shall adopt a method new” Jitin Kumar B.Sc. (P) (N.E.) IIIrd year 71 UDAYACHAL Vikram Seth’s another Suitable book in the Making By Dr. Prerana Sinha “India has changed so much and so little. My characters will be looking forward and back…. I will be exploring several complex issues, including politics, economics, gender, demography, the position of villages relative to cities, finding a companion and seeing whether that is for life I mean can you imagine a shaddi.com in 1951?” The author. Dr. Prerana Sinha a faculty in the English department, ARSD College planned to meet the author, Vikram Seth in the recent Jaipur Literature Festival 2011 held at Diggi palace at Jaipur. For the past six years it is known to be hosting a unique festival for literature lovers that throngs a number of regional, diasporic and international writers of today. Prerana Sihna has researched on all of Vikram Seth’s works. Seth, generally known for ‘A Suitable Boy’ is in fact a versatile writer who has written in several genres. Essentially a poet, he has translated poetry from Chinese, written a travel book. Travel Through Sinkiang and Tibet, A Hitchhike, collection of poems titled Mappings, All you Who Sleep tonight and The Humble Administrator’s Garden. He also attempted a libretto called The Arion and the Dolphin and the famous The Beastly tales from Here and There . He wrote three novels in which one was a novel in verse entitled The Golden Gate, a unique work inspired by Pushkin’s Eugene Onegin, while the rest of the two are the well known An Equal Music and the aforementioned, A suitable boy. His recent work is a double biography on his great grand aunt that is called The Two Lives. In his characteristic, unassuming disposition Vikram Seth once again gave a public appearance at the Jaipur Literature Festival 2011, on 25th Jan the fifth day of the festival to a packed audience on the front lawns. Talking to the media regarding the launch of A Suitable Girl, a sequel to the much hyped & still popular A Suitable Boy, he explained, "I decided to start in the present and with Lata my Protagonist, now 80 years old. Broadly, a match is being sought for Lata’s grandson. He finds it easier to confide in Lata, than his parents; to him the grandmother to ‘Pota’ relationship is very interesting". The book is slated for 2013; however Seth was not too sure of the year just as he would not disclose categorically about the thickness or the storyline of the novel. Like his earlier novel, this story will expand beyond a family drama portraying India’s journey from 1950s, the Nehruvian era into liberalization. Seth announced that the novel had to follow because of the repeated requests from readers and publishers. But he was not enthused about it. But around 2009 elections, he said, “I started thinking about Lata and how her life would be now…..” In the interview session he was questioned by journalist and author Somnath Batabyal, “How is Lata?” Is she happy or unhappy in this novel? 72 UDAYACHAL The answer to it was not easy since Seth said he can’t answer it, for the novel has scarcely begun. Eventually, he said, "I may not have to undergo research like the earlier novel and there was certainly the advantage of placing a novel in the present". All he had to do was “live life” and “use it as the grist for his material." The author Dr. Prerana Sinha was fortunate to spend sometime exclusively with Seth which gave her the opportunity to ask a few questions:- Q.1 Among the three novels you wrote, The Golden Gate, A Suitable Boy, An Equal Music. I would consider An Equal Music to be the most profound & brilliant work by you. Do you agree? Ans. (Seth): You might consider it to be the best because that is your viewpoint. Others might find the novel quite obscure as it is about European Classical Music. Q.2 What technique have you used in An Equal Music? Is it stream of consciousness or some kind of innovation has been used? Ans. The novel’s main protagonist is Michael Holmes who has to be presented in the first person hence yes, I’ve used stream of consciousness and regarding some innovation, well, certain passages begin with a syllable and continue likewise (Smiling he says) Its good readers haven't noticed. But see, I’ve told you a secret. Sometimes I’ve also used Pushkin’s or Eugene Onegin’s lines as a beginning since l owe my career of a writer to pushkin. Q.3 You began The Golden Gate with a taboo topic, homosexuality but ended it abruptly with the Indian familial stability theme. Can you explain this? Ans. (With a sardonic smile) That’s your job, a researcher’s work. Again, its your viewpoint. That was the way I saw it happening. Q.4 Your first book, Travel through Sinkiang and Tibet was a success and so was the novel in verse, The Golden Gate. Yet you didn’t attempt these genres again. Why? Ans. I do not write for an imagined audience. Inspiration must come to me in the form of a muse or any old fashioned thing. When I write I don’t think what is going to appease people and whether it will sell’? Q.5 Readers find writers mysterious hence they try to unravel some parts of the writer…….. Ans. (Cuts in between) But a writer should be allowed to have his own private space or if you try to unravel him he becomes a public face. I have my family, my space which deserves to get protected. Some questions were asked by audience like any suggestion he has for the upcoming writers. He gave a curt answer. “Do not force yourself to write, don’t write any crab.” He was asked why he did not like the character Michael as portrayed in An Equal Music. He replied, 73 UDAYACHAL "Because this character is lonely, insecure and even selfish. Moreover, for me it was difficult coming out of the skin of his character". His wit and pervasive humour perpetually enlivened the session He gave circumlocutory evasive replies to questions like how would he describe himself best as a poet or a novelist or librettist or as a sculptor. In his representative, jocular vein he started off as “ See this is a vase, I hold it……” and he went avoiding the whole of it. Seth also enchanted the audience while he read out a few poems on the request of the audience like ‘All you who Sleep tonight’ which also turned out to be his favourite, and the children’s favourite, ‘The Frog and the Nightingle’. Seth completely enthralled the audience in the one hour session and proved that he really deserved the fame and admiration he got and for me this trip to Jaipur was indeed rewarding and an extremely satisfying one. Dr. Prerna Sinha Assistant Professor Sweet is Your Nature An Untitled Poem..... Sweet is your nature, To me I am a disgrace, but sour is wine..... World is spining and I walk the race like the brightest star May your future shine Troubled life is what I have chosen I love you This is what I will do, for you are pure and divine Within me I am broken Don't know why.... Whenever you look at me, Dreams shattered, ended in a blink, The way you look at me I was alway worng, found the missing Freezes the whole of me....!! link A glimpse of yours, is Like a complete day for me Desires are dead, betrayed I live..... And you smile, is the I had only smile, never ending bay for me... Now, even this I can't give Would have said it that day When we met, it was friday Endless roads I walk alone, Was in a trance, emotions carried me These are not tears away I felt..... your thoughts held sway Thi is destiny I was writing Longed for a union, you in me and me Doing things known in you Let me die or forge me anew. Anant Kumar Anant Kumar Eng (H) 3rd year Eng (H) 3rd year 74 UDAYACHAL Dream –Love –Life I never knew that I’ll be ever writing this but I’m doing it as “my heart speaks to me to do so”. Well to be true, the words quoted above are appropriated from the novel ‘The Alchemist’, by now you might have predicted the ideas and the extent of influence on me. I know that I’m amongst those daydreamers who desperately plan to wake up the next morning but ultimately “5 minutes more” seems like the only adage they ever learnt since childhood. In the same way hundred and more times I devoutly jot down my plans for achieving extraordinary dreams, but eventually end up into a nostalgic thought of never commencing any action for it. And so the next phase always gets occupied by these questions, larger than life… ‘Are my goals and dreams one?’ ‘Is that what I am made for…?’ What is my purpose to be here?’ And prevail, only the never learned answers. But what if a book answers all your questions..? In other words, at such times you really start liking books that solve your muddles and guide you like motivators. They teach you to plan your dreams and ultimately actualize them. Well, if not that way at least, they motivate you to re - examine your goals once again. And this time you encounter some sufficiently inspiring passions, deep inside your heart, furthering you to a course of action…Okay fine! I know, I can’t be a healer by saying all this but I can always try. The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho, doesn’t need any introductions. It has already found its name amongst the list of bestselling books. I believe anyone would like this author, especially when he’s a person rising from an aberrant life himself. According to me he’s someone who has acquired an ultimate bliss. Coming back to my motivation, The Alchemist, has a special attraction dealing with the reality of dreams. Well, if we go for story, It’s very simple- a shepherd (protagonist) seeks out his way to realize and achieve his dreams. Abruptly, every time he stagnates back to reason the motive of his dreams and hence listens to his heat. Later God in some disguise shows him the way to his dreams and makes him realize that your dream is your purpose of life and ultimately…like every happy ending story, with a lot of twists and turns, he ultimately realizes the desire of his heart. Now the Shepherd was more satisfied and wealthy. So what’ so different about the story? 75 UDAYACHAL It’s the way in which Paulo has used appropriate axioms at applicable places and interestingly, he gives a definition to everyday happenings as the word “omens”. Throughout the story, the protagonist realizes that there is some purpose of his life and if someone really wants to achieve his aim “the whole world conspires to help you to achieve it” …really cool, this statement in itself makes you believe that the people you meet every day fulfill some purpose in your life and make you learn more about your dreamland. The most important thing that I loved was the way he proved that people who don’t realize their dreams or special purpose in life are just like animals. The ones who just live for food & shelter and merely “survive”. These beings are ignorant to the life in life. According to the author, working on your dream can get started at any age or any time. The whole idea was that “dreams” are the ones which can never be lived again. These are usually forgotten and ignored just because a person is fearful of failure and of losing his loved ones during the journey. All this is not enough, there is lot more to grasp from his novel. One can easily fall for Paulo Coelho’s writings and the spiritual approach he takes while narrating his stories, they are all based on the coincidences that have occurred in his own life. His life is full of many positive accidents and strangers who indirectly guided him to take up the sole purpose of life making him read “omens” that eventually lead him to his current place and position. Practically speaking, I don’t know if there is something like “omens” but I surely know one thing if you want to achieve something then never stop from self- realizing it and executing your way soon, because nothing can be more satisfactory than living the whole ups and downs of your life and having an opportunity to live your achieved dreams. For everyone I just can say: don’t get frightened from the journey to dreamland because ‘life itself is a journey, the most marvelous one’. Amita Pandey B.A. Eng. (Hons.) IInd Year "A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty." Winston Churchill 76 UDAYACHAL Sparkles of Flame Prologue This is written form the perceptive of a school going boy, and was my first short story, written four years back. School age is always delightful and is often filled with many permanent memories. A handsome, young and a sophisticated guy is easy to recognize. His qualities are greening in his teens. You will find him sitting quietly with limited and essential interactions. His persona and charm will lure the mature. He is the one who will never get any amenity from the girls of his age. Rather his chances become bigger and more worthy only when the same girls finally learn from their bamboozling experiences with hunks. Adityaveer Kapoor had spent a good part of his years in Mayo College, Ajmer. He was a nice boy, very cultured, a lover of everything elite and exact. He wasn’t astute, not acquainted with the worldly ways. He was vulnerable of succumbing himself to people’s petty intentions. He’d do anything for a girl’s life of permanent happiness. Unfortunately, Adityaveer wasn’t aware of his own attributes. Adityaveer had started with his new grade. It was the first day and he could spot many freshmen in his classroom. He rolled his eyes and discovered new faces in every corner. To his left in the first row, on the second bench, he spotted a girl looking so simple, cute and innocent. She had dense eye-brows. Her eyes were brown. She had dimly fair complexion. Her face was round with a small and perky nose at the centre. Her long-mile smile was little unfamiliar but very lovable on her facial built. Must say, the girl was really attractive. Adityaveer was happy sitting near her. His mind began to think of approaching her and present her the ‘real him’. He greeted her warmly and welcomed her to the new institution. The girl really seemed true to her face, shy and innocent; she didn’t interact much. She was obliged of getting warm attention on the first day itself. She found herself lucky. The boy was dying to hear from her again and again. And suddenly he heard a soft, compassionate and a cushioned voice. “Ek minute Rohit Ko bulana please/” Yes, it was she asking Adityaveer! Adityaveer, as if ultra charged called Rohit. His heart had started to throb faster. The voice was so alluring that he didn’t pause to think of how she knew Rohit. She already knew his name and wanted to speak to him on the morning of the first day itself. Later, after getting back his focus Adityaveer found Rohit being her ex-school mate. This is the age when a true-life romance is generally sparked off. The bodies are young and attractive. The new emotions of adolescence are sacred. Adityaveer would not be happier if this new girl, Komal turned out to be his first as the last flame of love had already ignited in his life partner. The first day went comfortable with a latent anxiety for the desire of this girl. 77 UDAYACHAL Days passed with little interactions each time. There was no significant sign of affinity from the girl’s side. Soon Adityaveer took her email and her cell phone number; he was passionately in love with this girl. He had forgotten about the new subjects, new teachers, new worries and his new ipod. The girl seemed to govern his mind. It was the first time that something of this sort was happening to him. He was confused with the emotions and actualized excessively of what seemed little right to impress this girl. Adityaveer and his other friends enjoyed funny class room games with the new- comers. Once, while playing a game he had dared to propose the same girl, Komal. His confidence unexpectedly shook his mind again went off-balance and the fervour began to cluster his facial expressions. But it was just a funny game. He started to worry about sending the wrong signals to this girl. He hadn’t attempted anything of this sort before. He didn’t know what to do. He went closer, sat on knees, in a trembled voice said, “Ab aage kya as a girl??). The institution seems to be good and not like the rubbish I’ve heard. Waise, what do you think about me and the other freshmen? "Kya" Komal” They had now started to spend time together, sitting together, eating together, studying together and what not just to have each other’s company. Adityaveer seemend to be cherishing each and every moment of that time. His only problem was of finally proposing this girl and formally entering into a relationship. Once they both bunked a lecture together. The only option was of going to the arid field behind the academy wall. They went on and sat under the Margosa tree. Sitting quietly and doing nothing was making Komal uncomfortable. Adityaveer said, “You know I really like your company, it just gets me ready for anything, you get me emotionally stable.” “…and your company will definitely land me into some crisis..” replied Komal in a very genteel and a humourless demeanour. Under her sudden opinions Adityaveer was getting “bulky and clumsy.” The expressions on her face hinted her judgment of being with a cumbersome associate. And they both sat in a sullen silence. These unfavourable vibes, grimaces and erroneous understandings always hindered Adityaveer’s plans concerning Komal. It wasn't only today but had happened many times when Adityaveer thought of taking any step closer. This was the only reason arresting his happiness. The girl threw many clear hints but situations often turned unexpected. Things had always appeared pretty well, but some emotions were still unexplained, not understood and leaving him into a quandary. He had taken this girl too seriously and utterly wanted to express what he yearned. He was so determined that he had already acknowledged her as his destined wife in eternity. He got the 78 UDAYACHAL emotional strength from this girl. He believed in achieving all impossibilities with her positivity. Adityaveer had surely credited her as the woman to be held behind his awaited success. He loved her for what she was and wanted her to love him for what he had promised to be. His emotions were getting intense day by day. He was searching for the right time to finally propose the girl. But Komal didn’t took as eager or intense as Adityaveer. Komal had started to catch Adityaveer’s feeling as covetous. Perhaps, his extra carefulness was making her uncomfortable. By this time his career aspects too had started slipping by. He had already been facing issues with the subjects he had chosen. Komal had in her the answers for all his problems in life and now the sole eternal and everlasting had started to dwindle. Adityaveer had vowed to marry only if he got an ideal woman, Well when he found one alas, she was waiting for her ideal man. And this ideal man, maybe Komal herself was incapable of defining. It was termed as ‘testing time’ by some and by others ‘everything would be alright’. “ Arry! You’re so good looking, no need to fret, trust me you will get way more nice girls” asserted his friend Anandita, in all her right good will. “If today she becomes the ugliest of all women, my love for her won’t abate” Replied Adityaveer in a very agitated emotional voice. Finally the farewell day of Mayo college arrived. It was time to say good bye to the batech of 1998. Adityaveer was well dressed like he always does at high occasions. He had decided to meet Komal personally after the curtain call. He saw Komal at the event, they didn’t talk but their eyes communicated a lot. Komal was still hanging around with Rajveer Rana. She didn’t feel any concern for Adityaveer. The farewell went well, Adityaveer had cherished those last moments with his batch mates. It was now time to win Komal. He believed in victory of true love. It was the confidence he lacked at first and now this could be felt in excess. He was positive of winning her. Komal couldn’t be spotted at the exit gate so he searched for her. He spent an hour searching at the venue but all in vain. He got depressed, maybe she left early and things would now be unsaid forever. With a broken heart he reached for his car parked behind the academy wall. What he saw could have taken a life time for him to recover. Komal and Rajveer had been kissing under the same Margosa tree. The one who had warmly welcomed first didn’t even deserve a warm goodbye at last. Feedbacks would be greatly appreciated: [email protected] Darpan Mago, Final Year, B.A. (Hons.) English. 79 UDAYACHAL The Recipe of Making Funny English Friends Have you thought about the change in Ingredients: meaning when we use Emotions - 3 cups the same word or Honesty - 1 cup Impression in different content? At times, the Love - 1cup same words give an Patience - 1 cup opposite meaning Humour - 1 cup when content differs. Here are some Kindness - 1 cup examples: Understanding - 2 cups When something is gifted out of love anyone will feel happy but what Method about the questions asked Out of Mix Love and Honesty in a Syllabus for the board Exams? stainless steel utensil. Heat the Kindness A standing committee sits around until Anger evaporates. Add a cup of the table, but will the standing understanding and stir it well with the instruction, too, always sit or will some help of a spoon. Keep this mixture in a one sit on it and call for another written refrigerator to cool. instruction? Take the cooked mixture, add When you prepare for a scene you three cups of Emotions stirring it slowly. have to be very artistic and creative…, yet Add a cup of kindness, Keep stirring the you don’t approve of when someone mixture. You may increase the quantity creates a scene; that too, a long Scene! Why according to your requirement, but can’t we appreciate this creativity….. Why should never reduce them. Boil it does the scene change? starring occasionally and wait till it cools down naturally. Remove the bad A burning desire leads a person layer that floats and fumes , whenever towards goal but nor a burning train. it appears. Now, pour Patience and A living memory is an everlasting Honour into the mixture. Grind it at memory where as living room is not for Maximum speed. Pour this mixture into sitting forever. your open heart vessel. Bigger the vessel,tastier will the dish be. You draw a line when you underline but you don’t have to stand under Bake it at light temperature for something when you understand it. fifteen minutes. Decorate it with a smile, serve it hot or chilled. The word “refix” means ‘fix once again’ but, ‘relate’ make us further late? Monika . S B.A. (Prog.) IInd year 80 UDAYACHAL Autobiography of A One Rupee Coin I am a coin of one rupee He repaid his friend, Born in the year 1970 one rupee But very sad to say For eating two I can’t celebrate my birthday berries. Because I don’t have any birth certificate Like this two friends So nobody knows the exact date who were very The year is only known to me hungry As it’s engraved on my body. Ate all berries and I performed After I was born I was kept in a locker The job of ten rupees. Along with my other brothers and sisters. Then, one day a shopkeeper Nowadays hardly a toffee is worth my valuation Took me along with my 99 family members And due to fast depreciation In exchange of a hundred rupees note. I am becoming of no use The shopkeeper involved me in a To accept me even beggars often refuse transaction Soon approaching the time of my As a balance amount, elimination To a mother I was given. I shall be driven out of circulation And become history for future The mother’s boy wasn’t fascinated by generation My cute body When hundred rupees will be Without hesitation, he parted me The lowest denomination For purchase of a Cadbury Don’t be amazed Tanushree Dutta In the year 1985 Economic (Hons.) I year Sec-A My value was similar to present day Rs. 25 Now, let me tell you an interesting story of how I performed the job of ten rupees One day two friends were going to sell "Our greatest glory is not 20 berries Only one of them had money in never falling, but in Which was of course I During the journey my possessor rising every time we Was mad with hunger He ate two berries fall." By paying his friend one rupee The other friend also became hungry Conficius 81 UDAYACHAL Are You Ready? When the notice for the submission of articles and columns for College magazine was first announced, I was determined I will contribute at least one article. The last date for submission was set on 9th January, 2012. I thought to myself, 'after the 3rd semester examination, during winter break, I’ll write one. The New Year arrived and last date was approaching, everyday I looked at the notice and reminded myself, I’ll write it today But I didn’t and 9th Jan passed'. I realized my chance was over and I could not submit anything for the magazine. Few days later, another notice was up stating the extension of the date for submission on 20th. I was convinced I was not going to miss this time. Just like before I didn’t and 20th passed. This time I was sure I have no chance. I was angry and sad but could not help myself. Luck favours me and another notice was up stating the last date for submission on 30th. I was overjoyed and this time I didn’t miss it. It got me thinking, why didn’t I submit it before? Why was it so hard to submit it on time? Why is everything done on the last minute? Let alone the article, almost every work I had, submission of ‘forms’ for examination, scholarship, competition and laboratory practical files, assignments, etc are done in the last minute, when it can be done at the earliest. So, to clear my doubts I did a little bit of research by reading several articles and essays written about ‘time management’ in various websites on Google. It helped me to a great extent but the real answer to my question comes from me. I realized all those days I was waiting for myself to get ready. I was waiting for the right time to write. I was scared my articles might be rejected, no one will read it, what’s the use of wasting my time, I don’t even know what to write. Everyday as I sat to write, I waited for an inspiration but since I was not inspired by anything, I kept on postponing my writing and as a result, I had nothing to offer. And so, finally at the wee hours, I sat down and started writing. Eventually I was ready. It gave me an important lesson, don’t wait till you think you are ready, because by the time you think you are ready, everyone else has done their job. Get out there and just do it. If you waste your time thinking and dreaming of doing something from your seat, you are going to end up wherever you are. Instead, do it in the time when it is right. You are ready all the time. You might not be the best at it but you will have something to smile for in the end. And you cannot please everyone nor everyone will like you but even at your worst state, I can guarantee you, atleast one soul will be pleased with whatever you are and whatever you do. If you are not convinced, you can check out the amount of people who idolized Saddam Hussein, Osama Bin Laden and Adolf Hitler for instance. You are not less than anyone else. As the saying goes “anyone who told you that you are no good, they are no better”. Rebecca Lalhruaitluangi BSc (Hons) Chemistry. IInd year 82 UDAYACHAL A Touching Story There was a blind girl who hated herself because she was blind. She hated everyone except her loving boyfriend. He was always there for her. She told her boyfriend she wanted to see the world. The boy friend said he would marry her. One day, someone donated a pair of eyes to her. When the bandages came off. She was able to see everything including her boyfriend He asked her; Now that you can see the world will you marry me? She looked at her boyfriend and saw that he was blind. The sight of his closed eyelids shocked her. She hadn’t expected that. The thought of looking at them the rest of her life led her to refuse to marry mine". Her boyfriend was left in tears and days later he wrote a note to her saying : "Take good care of your eyes, my dear for before they were yours, they were mine. This is how the human brain often works when our status changes. Only a very few remember what life was like before and how was their painful situations. Life is a Gift Today Before you say an unkind word-think of someone who can’t speak. Before you complain about the taste of your food – think of someone who has nothing to eat. Before you complain your husband or wife – think of someone who’s crying out to God for a companion Today Before you complain about life – Think of someone who went too early to heaven Before whining about the distance you drive think of someone who walks the same distance with their feet. And when you are tired and complain about your job – Think of the unemployed, the disabled, and those who wish they had your job. And when Depressing thoughts seem to get you down – Put a smile on your face and think you’re alive and still around. Dr. Chaur Mathur Deptt of Pol. Sc 83 UDAYACHAL Dreams Come True!! Never believe others, always believe 'Dreams Come True' Try hard to find out that "Who are you!" Be mature enough to identify your potential. But do not disclose to anybody keet it confidential. There is a super power Who alway watches you Therefore, try hard and you'II see Your Dreams Come True" Everybody Says work is worship So, put some spice in it and make it "work is leadership" Tell everyone your importance in the world And do not wake up from your "own" Dream world. Whenever you see and dream, Try and work hard to make it possible and express yourself impressingly. And say, there is no word in your Dictionary called "IMPOSSIBLE" Dreams are nothing more than fantasies So, do not get "Over attracted" to them. Enjoy your dreams because they are only for you and always believe, "DREAMS COME TRUE" Havisha Arya B.com (P), Final Year The main object of education is the establishment of a two- fold harmony in every individual - harmony within his own self and harmony with other living beings in the whole world. – Rajendra Prasad 84