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Heartiest Greetings to one and all! It’s indeed a prodigious moment for the entire team of ‘UTTARAKHAND HERITAGE’-The Essence Of Uttarakhand to have published our rst edition with great delight.I really want to thank my family, friends, well-wishers and the entire team of Uttarakhand Heritage for their conviction and for being the strong pillars throughout since the inception of the concept till its execution.Uttarakhand is a beautiful state and there is no comparison to it. I feel immense proud to belong to such a state which is no less than a ‘paradise’, which is enormously rich in its art, music, culture, natural beauty, education, sports, talented people and what not? Well! with the vision of ourishing the spirit of Uttarakhand, highlighting the essence of our State and disseminating information on the varied precincts like Education, Sports, Career Guidance, Art, Music, Culture, Hospitality & T o u r i s m , E n v i r o n m e n t , W o m e n Empowerment, Wildlife, Success Stories, Public Awareness along with expert interviews, our motive is to provide pertinent recognition to the talents of Uttarakhand from d i f f e r e n t d o m a i n s a l o n g w i t h t h e dissemination of the apt information to the public at large. We are a monthly bilingual magazine focusing on the achievers & their achievements all over Uttarakhand, in order to salute the talents across the state and we are proud to be the pioneer of having such an inception in order to spread the essence of our state through our ‘UTTARAKHAND HERITAGE’. WE, the 'UTTARAKHAND HERITAGE'

pride ourselves as the pioneer of such an exclusive monthly bilingual magazine that caters to all the districts of Uttarakhand. We not only cover the talents but also aim at featuring their write ups, literary skills which are paramount, apart from covering their achievements for “the better” Uttarakhand. We rmly believe that talent which is timely drawn out, rightly understood, well developed and properly planted, produces a much larger and stronger tree of success than an unexplored, scattered talent, uncared for.Thus, ‘Uttarakhand Heritage’ serves manifold in encouraging students/ teachers / r e s e a r c h e r s / b u s i n e s s m e n / v a r i e d g o v e r n m e n t a n d n o n - g o v e r n m e n t organizations by bringing out their best by featuring their attainments in different dimensions, spreading awareness through our exclusive informative expert interviews, columns on different topics in order to highlight the essence of our state, hence making our Uttarakhand proud. At last, I want to say that ‘UTTARAKHAND HERITAGE’ values your inputs, insights and readership. Remember, we all should set bigger goals, make bigger plans and commit ourselves to achieve objectives that today we just dream about!! O u r U t t a r a k h a n d h a s i t a l l ! A n d UTTARAKHAND HERITAGE wi l l illustrate it to all!

t; fgUn ! t; mÙkjk[k.M!

KANCHAN NEGI TARIYAL (Editor –In- Chief)

FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK

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Heartiest Greetings to one and all! It’s indeed a prodigious moment for the entire team of ‘UTTARAKHAND HERITAGE’-The Essence Of Uttarakhand to have published our rst edition with great delight.I really want to thank my family, friends, well-wishers and the entire team of Uttarakhand Heritage for their conviction and for being the strong pillars throughout since the inception of the concept till its execution.Uttarakhand is a beautiful state and there is no comparison to it. I feel immense proud to belong to such a state which is no less than a ‘paradise’, which is enormously rich in its art, music, culture, natural beauty, education, sports, talented people and what not? Well! with the vision of ourishing the spirit of Uttarakhand, highlighting the essence of our State and disseminating information on the varied precincts like Education, Sports, Career Guidance, Art, Music, Culture, Hospitality & T o u r i s m , E n v i r o n m e n t , W o m e n Empowerment, Wildlife, Success Stories, Public Awareness along with expert interviews, our motive is to provide pertinent recognition to the talents of Uttarakhand from d i f f e r e n t d o m a i n s a l o n g w i t h t h e dissemination of the apt information to the public at large. We are a monthly bilingual magazine focusing on the achievers & their achievements all over Uttarakhand, in order to salute the talents across the state and we are proud to be the pioneer of having such an inception in order to spread the essence of our state through our ‘UTTARAKHAND HERITAGE’. WE, the 'UTTARAKHAND HERITAGE'

pride ourselves as the pioneer of such an exclusive monthly bilingual magazine that caters to all the districts of Uttarakhand. We not only cover the talents but also aim at featuring their write ups, literary skills which are paramount, apart from covering their achievements for “the better” Uttarakhand. We rmly believe that talent which is timely drawn out, rightly understood, well developed and properly planted, produces a much larger and stronger tree of success than an unexplored, scattered talent, uncared for.Thus, ‘Uttarakhand Heritage’ serves manifold in encouraging students/ teachers / r e s e a r c h e r s / b u s i n e s s m e n / v a r i e d g o v e r n m e n t a n d n o n - g o v e r n m e n t organizations by bringing out their best by featuring their attainments in different dimensions, spreading awareness through our exclusive informative expert interviews, columns on different topics in order to highlight the essence of our state, hence making our Uttarakhand proud. At last, I want to say that ‘UTTARAKHAND HERITAGE’ values your inputs, insights and readership. Remember, we all should set bigger goals, make bigger plans and commit ourselves to achieve objectives that today we just dream about!! O u r U t t a r a k h a n d h a s i t a l l ! A n d UTTARAKHAND HERITAGE wi l l illustrate it to all!

t; fgUn ! t; mÙkjk[k.M!

KANCHAN NEGI TARIYAL (Editor –In- Chief)

FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK

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iwtk ls VªSfdax rd] gj LFky vius esa vyx vgfe;r j[krk gS A ;gk¡ vusd rhFkZLFky ekStwn gSa vkSj ;gk¡ dh [kwclwjr okfn;k¡ ;kf=;ksa ds fy, jksekapd xfrfof/k;ksa dh ,d fo'kky jsat çnku djrh gSAmÙkjk[kaM ds >hyksa ds ftys ds :i esa tkuk tkusokyk] uSuhrky ,d yksdfç; i;ZVu LFky gS tks dh leqæ ry ls 1938 ehVj dh ÅapkbZ ij clk gSA LoxZ dk ;g VqdM+k vaxzstksa }kjk o"kZ 1841 esa [kkstk x;k Fkk vkSj ,d gkWfyMs fjlksVZ esa cny fn;k x;kA 'kCn ̂ uSuh* fganw nsoh uSuh ds uke

ls iM+k]ftudk eafnj >hy ds fdukjs fLFkr gSAuSuhrky vkxarqdksa dks ukSdk fogkj] ukSdk;u vkSj eNyh idM+us ds volj çnku djrk gSA uSuhrky ds fofHkUu [kwclwjr i;ZVd LFky nqfu;k Hkj ls i;ZVdksa dh ,d cM+h la[;k dksviuh vksj vkdf"kZr djrs gSaA bu LFkkuksa esa guqekux<+h] [kqjikrky] fdycjh ]ykfjvdark] vkSj ySalMkmu 'kkfey gSaAblds vykok bu LFkkuksa ls uSuh ihd] Luks O;w ] uSuhrky jksios] Hkherky] ukSdqfp;krky ] vkSj lkr rky uSuhrky ds ikl ds LFky gSa tks viuh lqanjrk ds fy, tkus tkrs gSA îgkfM+;ksa dh jkuh* elwjh ns[kus yk;d txg gSA bldh [kwclwjr gjh Hkjh igkfM+;ka vkSj 'kfä'kkyh fgeky; dh cQZ ls <dh ioZrekyk nwu ?kkVh tks dh nf{k.kh fn'kk esa fLFkr gS] dk ,d euksje �'; çnku djrs gSaA;equk fczt] ukx fVCck] /kukSYVh ] vkSj lqj[kaMk nsoh elwjhds

vkl ikl ds i;ZVd LFky gSaA dkSlkuh dR;qjh ?kkVh ] xkserh unh vkSj iappqyh dh cQhZyh pksfV;ksa] uank dksV] uank nsoh] f='kwy] uank ?kqaVh] pkS[kEck vkSj dsnkjukFk ds yqHkkous �'; çnku djrk gSA vuklfä vkJe] iar laxzgky;] vkSj y{eh vkJe Hkh i;ZVdksa esa yksdfç; gSaAdkSlkuh dR;qjh ?kkVh ] xkserh unh vkSj iappqyh dh cQhZyh pksfV;ksa] uank dksV] uank nsoh] f='kwy] uank ?kqaVh] pkS[kEck vkSj dsnkjukFk ds yqHkkous �'; çnku djrk gSA vuklfä vkJe] iar laxzgky;] vkSj y{eh vkJe Hkh i;ZVdksa esa yksdfç; gSaA

vius çk frd lkSan;Z vkSj ,d fofo/k oU; thou ds fy, tkus tkusokys txgksa esa] fte d�csZV us'kuy ikdZ] jktkth us'kuy ikdZ] dsnkjukFk vHk;kj.;] xksfoan oU;tho vHk;kj.;] fculj oU; tho vHk;kj.;] vkLlu cSjkt i{kh vHk;kj.;] uank nsoh jk"Vªh; ikdZ] vkSj vLdksV oU;tho vHk;kj.; tSlh txgsa 'kkfey gSAdbZ rhFkZ;k=h vkfn dSyk'k] vYeksM+k] vxLR; eqfu] cæhukFk] nsoç;kx] }kjgkV] xaxukuh]xaxksyhgkV] xaxks=h vkSj xkSjhdqaM tSls LFkkuksa ij nsorkvksa ds n'kZu gsrq mÙkjk[kaM vkrs gSaA vU; çfl¼ LFkyksa gfj}kj] dsnkjukFk] #æukFk] dYis'oj] vkSj tkxs'oj 'kkfey gSaAfgeky; vkSj dkjkdksje ioZrekyk Vªsfdax] ioZrkjksg.k] Ldhbax] vkSj fjoj jkf¶Vax ds fy, vkn'kZ LFky gSaA;gk¡ ckbfdax] iSjkXykbfMax vkSj dSfEiax dk Hkh vkuan fy;k tk ldrk gSA

mÙkjk[k.M] mÙkj Hkkjr esa fLFkr ,d cgqr gh [kwclwjr vkSj 'kkar i;ZVu dsaæ gS A bl txg dk 'kqekj ns'k dh mu pqfuUnk txgksa esa gS tks viuh lqUnjrk ds pyrs nqfu;k Hkj ds i;ZVdksa dks viuh vksj vkdf"kZr djrh gSA ̂ nsorkvksa dh Hkwfe* ds :i esa tkuk tkus okyk mÙkjk[kaM vius 'kkar okrkoj.k] eueksgd�n`';ksa vkSj [kwclwjrh ds dkj.k i`Foh dk LoxZ ekuk tkrk gSAbl [kwclwjr jkT; ds mÙkj esa tgk¡ frCcr gS ogh¡ blds iwjc esa usiky ns'k gSA tcfd blds nf{k.k esa mÙkj çns'k vkSj mÙkj if'pe esa fgekpy çns'k gSA bl jkT; dk ewy uke mÙkjkapy Fkk ftls cnydj tuojh 2007 esa mÙkjk[kaM dj fn;k x;k FkkA jkT; esa dqy 13 ftysa gSa ftUgsa çeq[k fMohtuksa] dqekÅa vkSj x<+oky ds vk/kkj ij ckaVk x;k gSA

tyok;qmÙkjk[kaM jkT; rhu çeq[k ekSleksa dk vuqHko djrk gS ftuesa xehZ] ekWulwu vkSj lnhZ 'kkfey gSaA ;gk¡ dh tyok;q cgqr gn rd ;gk¡ dh HkkSxksfyd ifjfLFkfr;ksa ij Hkh fuHkZj djrh gSA ;gk¡ tgk¡ ,d rjQ fo'kky igkfM+;ka gSa ogh¡ nwljh rjQ NksVs Iysu Hkh gSA mÙkjk[kaM dh ;k=k dk lcls vPNk le; xfeZ;ksa dk ekSle gSA bl le; ;gk¡ dk ekSle cgqr gh vPNk jgrk

gSA mÙkjk[kaM vkus okys i;ZVd viuh ;k=k dks lfnZ;ksa esa Hkh Iyku dj ldrs gSaA gkykafd Hkh"k.k cQZckjh ds pyrs dqN LFkkuksa ij vkus okys i;ZVd ugha tk ldrs gSa fQj Hkh vxj vki pkgsa rks bl ekSle esa Hkh mÙkjk[kaM dh ;k=k dh tk ldrh gSA

Hkk"kk,¡mÙkjk[kaM dh vkf/kdkfjd Hkk"kk fgUnh gS] ysfdu ;g fofHkUu cksfy;ksa esa fofo/k {ks=ksa esa cksyh tkrh gSaA dqekÅauh vkSj x<+okyh ;gk¡ t~;knkrj cksyh tkrh gSA blds vykok] igkM+h cksyh Hkh dqN {ks=ksa esa yksdfç; gSA ̂ dqekÅa* O;kid Js.kh ds rgr] yksdfç; mi cksfy;k¡ gSa & tksgjh] nkuiqfj;k] vLdksVh] fljkyh] xaxksyk] [kkLiftZ;k] QYnkdksrh] iPpk;h] jkSpkSHkSlh] ek> dqeS;k] lksj;kyh] pkS?kj[;kyh vkSj dqeS;kA x<+okyh cksyh dh mi Jsf.k;ksa esa tkSulkjh] lSykuh vkSj ephZ 'kkfey gSaA ;gk¡ dh çeq[k cksfy;ka laLd`r] dsaæh; igkM+h] vkSj lkSjlsuh çkd`r ls çHkkfor gSa vkSj ;s Hkk"kk,¡ nsoukxjh fyfi esa fy[kh tkrh gSaA

mÙkjk[kaM esa i;ZVumÙkjk[kaM ds 13 [kwclwjr ftyksa esa vusd i;ZVd LFky gSa u, LFkyksa dh [kkst ds lkFk ;gk¡ dh lwph c<rh gh tk jgh gSA

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mÙkjk[k.M dh 'kku gSa ge lHkh ds pgsrs vkSj çfl¼ xk;d ujsUæ flag usxh ftUgksaus viuh e/kqj vkokt ls iwjs mÙkjk[k.M esa gh ugha cfYd iwjs fo'o Hkj esa viuh dyk dh Nki NksM+h gSA muds çR;sd xhr esa xgjkbZ Hkkaih tk ldrh gSA Hkkoukvksa ls ifjiw.kZ usxh th ds xhr mÙkjk[k.M dh yksd laLd`fr] ijaijk] xkSjo] xkFkk] I;kj] nsoh&nsorkvksa ds Hktu] ftUnxh ds mrkj&p<+ko] tu lUns'k lfgr dbZ fo"k;ksa ij vk/kkfjr jgs gSaA x<+okyh lH;rk vkSj laLd`fr dh [kq'kcw muds xhr jl ls fc[kjrh gS vkSj pkjksa fn'kkvksa dks lqxfU/kr dj lHkh dks eU=eqX/k dj nsrh gSA^mÙkjk[k.M gSfjVst* ls ckrphr dj usxh th us vius vc rd ds lQj dk O;k[;ku dj crk;k fd dSls vkSj dc mUgksaus xkuk 'kq: fd;k vkSj fdu ifjfLFkr;ksa ls twa>rs gq, os vkxs c<+rs pys x;s vkSj fo'o Hkj esa viuh igpku cukus esa lQy gq,A

vkb;s gksrs gSa usxh th ls :c:] ^mÙkjk[k.M gSfjVst* ds

lkFk muls gq, lk{kkRdkj ds }kjk] mudh viuh tqckuh& ^êsjk tUe 12 vxLr 1949 dks ikSM+h x<+oky esa gqvkA esjh

ekrkth dk uke Lo- leqæk nsoh gS vkSj firkth dk uke Lo- mejko flag usxhA xkus dk 'kkSd rks eq>s cpiu ls gh Fkk vkSj eSa xkus lqurk Hkh cgqr FkkA mu fnuksa eSaus dSlsV Iys;j [kjhnk vkSj xkuksa dk flyflyk pyrk gh pyk x;kA1972 esa esjh ljdkjh ukSdjh yxh ij esjk xk;u lkFk&lkFk pyrk jgk ftlds QyLo:i 1974 ls eSusa vius xkus fy[kus vkSj xkus 'kq: fd;s vkSj dqN le; ckn LosPNk ls lsokeqä gks x;kA ljLorh jsdkWfMax daiuh }kjk esjh igyh dSlsV fudkyh x;h] fQj jkek dSlsV~l vkSj Vh&lhjht ls Hkh esjs xkus fjyht+ gq,A

eSa vkt ^mÙkjk[k.M gSfjVst* }kjk vki lHkh rd ;g ckr igq¡pkuk pkgw¡xk fd esjs xkuksa esa vkidks tks nnZ eglwl gksrk gS mlls dgha T;knk nnZ esjs Hkhrj fufgr Fkk tc eSa cpiu esa viuh ek¡ dks fnu&jkr dM+h esgur djrs ns[krk] ij eSa tc vius xk¡o ls ckgj fudyk] mÙkjdk'kh] peksyh] fVgjh tkus dk ekSdk feyk rc eq>s Kkr gqvk fd gj txg efgykvksa dh ;gh fLrfFk gSA fQj eSa viuh Hkkoukvksa dks vius xhrksa esa mrkjus yxk ftls turk us cgqr ljkgk D;wafd dgha& uk& dgha lHkh ml nnZ ls xqtj jgs Fks vkSj mUgsa esjh vkokt] esjh /kqu] esjs xk;u esa viuRo lk yxus yxk FkkA fQj D;k Fkk] Åij okys ds vk'khokZn ls] ekrk&firk ds fo'okl ls vkSj turk ds çse ls] esjs gkSalys cqyan gksrs pys x;s vkSj eSa cl laxhr dh nqfu;k esa vius dne c<+krs pyk x;kAesjk igyk çdk'ku jgk [kqpd.Mh (1991)] /kkn izdk'ku nsgjknwu }kjk] fQj xk.;wWfd xaxk L;k.;wW dk leksnj (1999)] foulj ifCyf'kax ds- nsgjknwu, eqê cksVhfd j[k (2002)]igkM+ izdk'ku uSuhrky] [kqpd.Mh (f}rh; laLdj.k 2009)] rsfj [kqn rsjks [;ky (2010)] fgeky;u fQYel izk-fy- nsgjknwuA ;gh ugha] eSaus vius dfjvj esa dbZ x<+okyh fQYeksa esa Hkh xhr fn, tSls 1983 esa C;ksfy (xk;u)] 1985 & ?kjtoSa (laxhr] xhr] xk;u)] 1987& dkSfFkx (laxhr] xhr] xk;u)] 1988 & csVh Cokjh (laxhr] xhr] xk;u) ] 1989 &caVok: (xhr] laxhr] xk;u)

usxh nk ds uke ij /kMdrk gS igkM dk fny+ +vkt fnYyh ] eqacbZ ]dksydkrk ]iq.ks] cSaxyksj vkfn cM+s �cM+s

'kgjksa esa jgus okyks x<+okyh vkSj dqekm¡uh tks yksd laLd`fr dks cpkus ds <+ksy ihVrs gSa] mu lc eksdkijLr vkSj iyk;udrkZvksa ls muds ihNs jg x, o`¼ tu ç'u iwNrs gSA D;k ;gh mudk drZO; Fkk\ ujsUæ flag usxh] eaxys'k Maxoky]xtsUæ jk.k] t; flag ] tldksfV] xksiw fcLV vkfn dfo vius çns'k dh vusd dfe;ksa ds ckn Hkh mls dkslrs ugha gSaA dk'k ! yksxksa us laLd`fr dk ̂ l* dks le>k gksrk vkSj viuk;k gksrk rks ;gh ^l* muds fy, leiZ.k vkSj lfgr dk i;kZ; cu tkrkA cqbZ rs u gksbZ vyx T;s.k ikyh os rs NksMh nh.k rw nxk fdys rSu ek¡ rs NksM+h dqbZ p rsjh mnkl gksxh N AHkwxHkZ 'kkfL=;ksa dk dguk gS fd ;gk¡ ipkl djksM+ o"kZ igys fdlh vKkr dkj.kksa ls Hkkjr ek¡ dk mÙkjh leqæ ry Åij mB x;k tks fgeky; ds :i esa lkeus vk;k gSaA bl fgeky;h {ks= esa vusd cnyko vk, ftles vkt ds mÙkjk[kaM dks ekStwnk :i esa vk, gq, djhc nl yk[k o"kZ dk le; gks pqdk gSA çkphu laLd`fr dk tUe ;gh ls gSA yksd thou esa oSfnd ea=ks dk mPpkj.k lekfgr jgk gSA xkSjo'kkyh bfrgkl okys nsoHkwfe ds uke ls çfl¼ LFky ls iyk;u djrs yksxks dks viuh Hkksyh&Hkkyh iqdkj ds lkFk dfo ̂ ujsUæ flag usxh* fdl çdkj cqykrs gS vkSj xk¡o dh fo'ks"krkvksa ls tksM+uk pkgrs gS � NksVk lk xkao esjk iwjk fcx cktkj Fkk ,d vkSth--,d ukbZ--,d dkY;k yksgkj Fkk NksVs �NksVs ?kj Fks gj vkneh fnynkj Fkk

nks feuV dh eSxh fiTtk >ViV nckMh jksVh Hkqth NUnsMk rS;kj Fkk pqMk cw[kkuk HkqT;ka HkV lnkcgkj Fkk A

viuh laLd`fr dks yckns dh rjg mrkjus okys 'kgjh yksxksa }kjk Hkh rks iwjh rjg viuk, ugha tkrsA ,sls yksxksa ls dfo Loj eq[kj

gks tkrs gS vkSj Hkkoqd gksdj iwN cSBrs gSAdkSu lh laLd`fr dSlh gksxh /kjksgj tc u ?kj ds jgs] u ?kkV ds rc dSlh djs

rqeus rks lius ltk dj thou viuk fy;k laokj ij tM+ksa ls viuh dVus dk nq%[k lkyxk rqEgsa vikjA

tks iyk;u djrs gSa D;k os lc iyk;u djus ds ckn lq[kh gks tkrs gSa \ D;k lksrs&tkxrs] mBrs&cSBrs mUgsa dHkh Hkh og eSnku ugha fn[kkbZ nsrs tgk¡ xaxk&;equk ] vyduank] fo".kq xaxk] eankfduh vkfn dk ifo= ty ;kn ugha vkrk\D;k os ufn;ksa ds ifo= ty okys çns'k dks NksM+ cksryksa esa Hkjs ty ls rÌr gks ldrs gksaxs \ fganh] laLd`r] x<+okyh] vkSj dqekm¡uh cksyus okys baxfy'k cksyus okykas ds lkFk nkSM+ yxk dj lQy gks tkrs gksaxs\ laHko gS] ç'u gh xyr ;k cgqr xyr gks] ij ek¡ leku ekr`Hkwfe rks vius cPpksa dk vHkko eglwl djrh gh gksxhA ekr`Hkwfe fdlh Hkh ek¡ dh rjg fpafrr rks jgrh gh gksxh vkSj lksprh gksxh fd D;k deh jg xbZ Fkh tks mlds cPps mls NksM+ dj nwljs ns'k pys x,A ek¡ iM+kslh ds ?kj x, cPps dks Hkh vkoktsa ns nsdj vius ikl cqyk ysrh gS ysfdu bu ioZrh; cPpksa dk fnekx vkSj fny bruk Hkjek x;k gS fd bUgsa ,glkl gh ugha gksrk fd xyrh djds mls lq/kkjk tk ldrk gS fQj ,sls cPpksa dks R;kxus ;k muls eq¡g Qsj ysus ds vykok pkjk gh D;k jg tkrk gSA �fdu liuksa dh [kkfrj rw us viuk lq[k&pkSu x¡ok;k js ftl ekVh dks fd;k ijk;k rw us ml ekVh us rq>s cqyk;k jsA}kjk

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mÙkjk[k.M dh 'kku gSa ge lHkh ds pgsrs vkSj çfl¼ xk;d ujsUæ flag usxh ftUgksaus viuh e/kqj vkokt ls iwjs mÙkjk[k.M esa gh ugha cfYd iwjs fo'o Hkj esa viuh dyk dh Nki NksM+h gSA muds çR;sd xhr esa xgjkbZ Hkkaih tk ldrh gSA Hkkoukvksa ls ifjiw.kZ usxh th ds xhr mÙkjk[k.M dh yksd laLd`fr] ijaijk] xkSjo] xkFkk] I;kj] nsoh&nsorkvksa ds Hktu] ftUnxh ds mrkj&p<+ko] tu lUns'k lfgr dbZ fo"k;ksa ij vk/kkfjr jgs gSaA x<+okyh lH;rk vkSj laLd`fr dh [kq'kcw muds xhr jl ls fc[kjrh gS vkSj pkjksa fn'kkvksa dks lqxfU/kr dj lHkh dks eU=eqX/k dj nsrh gSA^mÙkjk[k.M gSfjVst* ls ckrphr dj usxh th us vius vc rd ds lQj dk O;k[;ku dj crk;k fd dSls vkSj dc mUgksaus xkuk 'kq: fd;k vkSj fdu ifjfLFkr;ksa ls twa>rs gq, os vkxs c<+rs pys x;s vkSj fo'o Hkj esa viuh igpku cukus esa lQy gq,A

vkb;s gksrs gSa usxh th ls :c:] ^mÙkjk[k.M gSfjVst* ds

lkFk muls gq, lk{kkRdkj ds }kjk] mudh viuh tqckuh& ^êsjk tUe 12 vxLr 1949 dks ikSM+h x<+oky esa gqvkA esjh

ekrkth dk uke Lo- leqæk nsoh gS vkSj firkth dk uke Lo- mejko flag usxhA xkus dk 'kkSd rks eq>s cpiu ls gh Fkk vkSj eSa xkus lqurk Hkh cgqr FkkA mu fnuksa eSaus dSlsV Iys;j [kjhnk vkSj xkuksa dk flyflyk pyrk gh pyk x;kA1972 esa esjh ljdkjh ukSdjh yxh ij esjk xk;u lkFk&lkFk pyrk jgk ftlds QyLo:i 1974 ls eSusa vius xkus fy[kus vkSj xkus 'kq: fd;s vkSj dqN le; ckn LosPNk ls lsokeqä gks x;kA ljLorh jsdkWfMax daiuh }kjk esjh igyh dSlsV fudkyh x;h] fQj jkek dSlsV~l vkSj Vh&lhjht ls Hkh esjs xkus fjyht+ gq,A

eSa vkt ^mÙkjk[k.M gSfjVst* }kjk vki lHkh rd ;g ckr igq¡pkuk pkgw¡xk fd esjs xkuksa esa vkidks tks nnZ eglwl gksrk gS mlls dgha T;knk nnZ esjs Hkhrj fufgr Fkk tc eSa cpiu esa viuh ek¡ dks fnu&jkr dM+h esgur djrs ns[krk] ij eSa tc vius xk¡o ls ckgj fudyk] mÙkjdk'kh] peksyh] fVgjh tkus dk ekSdk feyk rc eq>s Kkr gqvk fd gj txg efgykvksa dh ;gh fLrfFk gSA fQj eSa viuh Hkkoukvksa dks vius xhrksa esa mrkjus yxk ftls turk us cgqr ljkgk D;wafd dgha& uk& dgha lHkh ml nnZ ls xqtj jgs Fks vkSj mUgsa esjh vkokt] esjh /kqu] esjs xk;u esa viuRo lk yxus yxk FkkA fQj D;k Fkk] Åij okys ds vk'khokZn ls] ekrk&firk ds fo'okl ls vkSj turk ds çse ls] esjs gkSalys cqyan gksrs pys x;s vkSj eSa cl laxhr dh nqfu;k esa vius dne c<+krs pyk x;kAesjk igyk çdk'ku jgk [kqpd.Mh (1991)] /kkn izdk'ku nsgjknwu }kjk] fQj xk.;wWfd xaxk L;k.;wW dk leksnj (1999)] foulj ifCyf'kax ds- nsgjknwu, eqê cksVhfd j[k (2002)]igkM+ izdk'ku uSuhrky] [kqpd.Mh (f}rh; laLdj.k 2009)] rsfj [kqn rsjks [;ky (2010)] fgeky;u fQYel izk-fy- nsgjknwuA ;gh ugha] eSaus vius dfjvj esa dbZ x<+okyh fQYeksa esa Hkh xhr fn, tSls 1983 esa C;ksfy (xk;u)] 1985 & ?kjtoSa (laxhr] xhr] xk;u)] 1987& dkSfFkx (laxhr] xhr] xk;u)] 1988 & csVh Cokjh (laxhr] xhr] xk;u) ] 1989 &caVok: (xhr] laxhr] xk;u)

usxh nk ds uke ij /kMdrk gS igkM dk fny+ +vkt fnYyh ] eqacbZ ]dksydkrk ]iq.ks] cSaxyksj vkfn cM+s �cM+s

'kgjksa esa jgus okyks x<+okyh vkSj dqekm¡uh tks yksd laLd`fr dks cpkus ds <+ksy ihVrs gSa] mu lc eksdkijLr vkSj iyk;udrkZvksa ls muds ihNs jg x, o`¼ tu ç'u iwNrs gSA D;k ;gh mudk drZO; Fkk\ ujsUæ flag usxh] eaxys'k Maxoky]xtsUæ jk.k] t; flag ] tldksfV] xksiw fcLV vkfn dfo vius çns'k dh vusd dfe;ksa ds ckn Hkh mls dkslrs ugha gSaA dk'k ! yksxksa us laLd`fr dk ̂ l* dks le>k gksrk vkSj viuk;k gksrk rks ;gh ^l* muds fy, leiZ.k vkSj lfgr dk i;kZ; cu tkrkA cqbZ rs u gksbZ vyx T;s.k ikyh os rs NksMh nh.k rw nxk fdys rSu ek¡ rs NksM+h dqbZ p rsjh mnkl gksxh N AHkwxHkZ 'kkfL=;ksa dk dguk gS fd ;gk¡ ipkl djksM+ o"kZ igys fdlh vKkr dkj.kksa ls Hkkjr ek¡ dk mÙkjh leqæ ry Åij mB x;k tks fgeky; ds :i esa lkeus vk;k gSaA bl fgeky;h {ks= esa vusd cnyko vk, ftles vkt ds mÙkjk[kaM dks ekStwnk :i esa vk, gq, djhc nl yk[k o"kZ dk le; gks pqdk gSA çkphu laLd`fr dk tUe ;gh ls gSA yksd thou esa oSfnd ea=ks dk mPpkj.k lekfgr jgk gSA xkSjo'kkyh bfrgkl okys nsoHkwfe ds uke ls çfl¼ LFky ls iyk;u djrs yksxks dks viuh Hkksyh&Hkkyh iqdkj ds lkFk dfo ̂ ujsUæ flag usxh* fdl çdkj cqykrs gS vkSj xk¡o dh fo'ks"krkvksa ls tksM+uk pkgrs gS � NksVk lk xkao esjk iwjk fcx cktkj Fkk ,d vkSth--,d ukbZ--,d dkY;k yksgkj Fkk NksVs �NksVs ?kj Fks gj vkneh fnynkj Fkk

nks feuV dh eSxh fiTtk >ViV nckMh jksVh Hkqth NUnsMk rS;kj Fkk pqMk cw[kkuk HkqT;ka HkV lnkcgkj Fkk A

viuh laLd`fr dks yckns dh rjg mrkjus okys 'kgjh yksxksa }kjk Hkh rks iwjh rjg viuk, ugha tkrsA ,sls yksxksa ls dfo Loj eq[kj

gks tkrs gS vkSj Hkkoqd gksdj iwN cSBrs gSAdkSu lh laLd`fr dSlh gksxh /kjksgj tc u ?kj ds jgs] u ?kkV ds rc dSlh djs

rqeus rks lius ltk dj thou viuk fy;k laokj ij tM+ksa ls viuh dVus dk nq%[k lkyxk rqEgsa vikjA

tks iyk;u djrs gSa D;k os lc iyk;u djus ds ckn lq[kh gks tkrs gSa \ D;k lksrs&tkxrs] mBrs&cSBrs mUgsa dHkh Hkh og eSnku ugha fn[kkbZ nsrs tgk¡ xaxk&;equk ] vyduank] fo".kq xaxk] eankfduh vkfn dk ifo= ty ;kn ugha vkrk\D;k os ufn;ksa ds ifo= ty okys çns'k dks NksM+ cksryksa esa Hkjs ty ls rÌr gks ldrs gksaxs \ fganh] laLd`r] x<+okyh] vkSj dqekm¡uh cksyus okys baxfy'k cksyus okykas ds lkFk nkSM+ yxk dj lQy gks tkrs gksaxs\ laHko gS] ç'u gh xyr ;k cgqr xyr gks] ij ek¡ leku ekr`Hkwfe rks vius cPpksa dk vHkko eglwl djrh gh gksxhA ekr`Hkwfe fdlh Hkh ek¡ dh rjg fpafrr rks jgrh gh gksxh vkSj lksprh gksxh fd D;k deh jg xbZ Fkh tks mlds cPps mls NksM+ dj nwljs ns'k pys x,A ek¡ iM+kslh ds ?kj x, cPps dks Hkh vkoktsa ns nsdj vius ikl cqyk ysrh gS ysfdu bu ioZrh; cPpksa dk fnekx vkSj fny bruk Hkjek x;k gS fd bUgsa ,glkl gh ugha gksrk fd xyrh djds mls lq/kkjk tk ldrk gS fQj ,sls cPpksa dks R;kxus ;k muls eq¡g Qsj ysus ds vykok pkjk gh D;k jg tkrk gSA �fdu liuksa dh [kkfrj rw us viuk lq[k&pkSu x¡ok;k js ftl ekVh dks fd;k ijk;k rw us ml ekVh us rq>s cqyk;k jsA}kjk

foHkk dqekfj;k 'kekZ

LdkWylZ gkse Ldwy]

nsgjknwu (mÙkjk[k.M)

vkf[kj iyk;u D;ksa \


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] 1992 & ¶;ksafy Toku ºosxs (xhr] laxhr]xk;u) ] 1995 & NEe?kqW?k: (xhr laxhr]xk;u) ] 1997 & tS /kkjhnsch (xhr laxhr]xk;u) ] 1999 & lreaXY; (xk;u)] 2004 & vkSafl fd jkr (xhr] laxhr]xk;u)] 2006& pØpky (xhr] laxhr]xk;u) ] 2008 & esjh xaxkgksyh eSewvkyh (xhr] laxhr] xk;u) ] 2014 &lqcs;wZ ?kke (xhr] laxhr]xk;u) bR;kfnAeq>s csgn çlUurk gksrh gS tc turk dk çse vkSj fo'okl eq>s Fkdus ugha nsrkA esjh dbZ ohMhvks ,Yce Hkh vkbZa tSls 2003 esa BUM+ks js BUM+ks] 2004 esa u;q u;q C;ks&:eqd&rqekjh ek;kek] 2005 esa rhyS/kk: cksyk] L;kf.k] NqW;ky] 2006 esa dSFkSa [ksT;k.kh gksyh] vkW[kh lqiU;kyh ºosxsuh] ukSnqxkZ ukjs.kh] ukSNfe ukjS.k] 2007 esa clUr ,sxs] ok tqU;kyh jkr ,sxs fQj ;kn] VDdk Nu r VdVdk] lqekZ ljsyk] 2008 esa ek;kdks eq.M+kjks] 2009 esa [kqn] xhr xaxk Hkkx1] lyk.;k L;kyh] esa 2011 esa vc dFkxk [kSY;k] bR;kfnA buds vykok esjs ns'k fons'k esa dbZ eaph; dk;ZØe Hkh jgs tSls vkseku] nqcbZ ]vesfjdk] dukM+k] esyckWuZ (vkLVªsfy;k)A fnYyh] Qjhnkckn] xkft+;kckn] uks;sMk] eqEcbZ] vgenkckn] cM+ksnjk] t;iqj] vyoj] ve`rlj] ifV;kyk] p.M+hx<+] yqf/k;kuk] tkyU/kj] y[kum] eqjknkckn] dkuiqj] lgkjuiqj] vyhx<+] :M+dh] nsgjknwu] M+ksbZokyk] ½f"kds'k] gfj}kj] fodkluxj] elwjh] uSuhrky] ckxs'oj] fiFkkSjkx<+] jkeuxj] ikSM+h] dksV}kj] nqxMMk] Jhuxj] eysFkk] ySUlM+kSu] FkyhlS.k] cStjks] /kqekdksV] ,sds'oj] lkWn.k (/kqekdksV)] HkkSu(uSuhM+WkM+k)] ijlq.M+k[kky] fj[k.kh[kky] ikck s ] lc/kj[kky] d.okJe] cN.kL;w W ] lqekM+h]

(iks[kj[kky) ;eds'oj] lriqyh] fVgjh] ubZfVgjh] tke.kh/kkj] eqfudhjsrh] ujsUnzuxj] pEck] ?kulkyh] pfe;kyk] xksis'oj] xkSpj] tks'kheB] ukxukFkiks[kjh] eSBk.kk] vkSyh] iks[kM+k] vxLreqfu] cnzhukFk/kke] d.kZiz;kx] :nziz;kx] pUnzkiqjh dUM+kjk] dsnkjukFk] xSjlS.k] dksV] xqIrdk'kh] yk[kke.M+y] mÙkjdk'kh] oklwZ(m0dk0)] cM+dksV] HkVokM+h] eusjh] lhfyikV(nquko)] t;gfj[kky] gSnjkckn] HkfVUMk] tgk¡ dk vueksy I;kj vkSj ;knxkj yEgsa esjs lkFk ges'kk gS aA**mUgsa vius vueksy xhrksa ds fy, dbZ ckj lEekfur Hkh fd;k x;k gS tSls 1994 esa eksuky y[kum esa os lEekfur gq,] 1955 esa x<+xkSjo p.M+hx<+] fgefxfj xkSjo (vks0,u0th0lh0) nsgjknwu,] 1997] esa yksdeUp elwjh +}kjk lEekfur] 1998 esa vkdk'kok.kh lEeku] y[kuÅ]vf[ky x<+oky lHkk ns0nwu] 19oha x<+oky jkbQy dksV}kj] u0ik0ifj"kn ikSM+h]8oh ax<+oky jkbQy eqEcbZ }kjk] 1999 esa f'kokfydjRu lEeku nsgjknwu] t;nhi lEeku xksis'oj] 2010 esa eSrh lEeku uSuhlS.k (peksyh)] bR;kfnA

xkSj fd;k tk; rks usxh th dsoy okLrfodrk esa fo'okl j[krs gSaA blhfy, muds lHkh xkus okLrfodrk ij vk/kkfjr gksrs gSa vkSj blh dkj.k usxh th mÙkjk[k.M ds yksxksa ds fny ds cgqr djhc gSA x<okyh xk;d gksus ds ckotwn usxh th dks iwjs

fo'oHkj esa ̂ mÙkjk[k.M dh /kjksgj* ekurs gSaA


1716

^^,d vkSjr ds fcuk thou dh dYiuk lkFkZd ugha gS D;ksafd

gekjh ftanxh esa gj ,d dne vkSj gekjs lokaZxh.k fodkl esa

,d efgyk vyx vyx fdjnkj fuHkkrh gS csVh] cgu] iRuh]

cgw vkSj ek¡ ds :i esaA ge lHkh dks ;g le>uk gksxk fd dksbZ

Hkh ns'k rjDdh ds f'k[kj ij rc rd ugha igq¡p ldrk tc rd

mldh efgyk,a da/ks ls da/kk feykdj uk pysaA** ;g dguk gS

lqukM+h (iks[kjh) lkses'oj] vYeksM+k fuoklh] fo/kk;d

lkses'oj] jkT; ea=h (Lora= çHkkj) dk] ftUgkasuas ̂ mÙkjk[k.M

gSfjVst* if=dk ls ckrphr djrs gq, vius fopkj çLrqr

fd;sA

^^;fn ge mÙkjk[k.M ds ikap ftyksa dk ftØ djsa] gfj}kj]

nsgjknwu] peksyh] pEikor vkSj fiFkkSjkx<+] bu ftyksa esa

yM+fd;ksa dh la[;k yM+dksa ds eqdkcys 1000 ij 850 gS tks

fd fparktud gSA ge ;gh pkgrs gSa fd gj txg tkx:drk ij

vf/kd ls vf/kd tksj fn;k tk;s D;wafd turk esa tkx:xrk dh

deh lkQ fn[kk;h nsrh gS] pkgs og csVh cpkvks csVh i<+kvks

vfHk;ku dh ckr gks ;k Hkwz.k gR;k] dgha uk dgha laosnu'khyrk

dh deh yksxksa esa ns[kh tk ldrh gS ftls tkx:d djuk cgqr

gh vko';d gS A

nq%[k dh ckr rks ;g gS fd ftl jkT; dks nsoHkwfe dgk tkrk gS]

nsoh nsorkvksa dk iwtu fd;k tkrk gS]mlh jkT; ds dqN yksx

dU;k Hkzw.k gR;k dk iki djrs utj vkrs gSaA turk dks tkx:d

djus gsrq ge ç;kljr gSaA csVh cpkvks csVh i<+kvks vfHk;ku

dh tkx:drk ds fy, geus nsgjknwu ls gfj}kj rd 55

fdyksehVj dh ,d lkbZfdy ;k=k fudkyh] ftlls ;g lUns'k

fn;k fd efgyk,a fdlh ls de ugha gSaA

;gh ugha] efgykvksa dks l'kä djus ds fy, ge dbZ ;kstuk,a

lapkfyr rks djrs gSa ysfdu txg &txg tkx:drk uk gksus dh

otg ls iw.kZ çdkj ls efgyk,a ml ;kstukvksa ds varxZr ugha vk

ikrha vkSj ykHk ls oafpr jg tkrh gSa] ftl ij /;ku nsus dh cgqr

vko';drk gSA

nwljk] gekjk ;g nkf;Ro curk gS dh ftruh Hkh vkaxuckM+h

dsaæ gSa] mu dsUæksa ds ek/;e ls xHkZ esa Bgjs 'kwU; o"kZ ls ysdj 6

o"kZ rd ds cPpksa dk fo'ks"k /;ku fn;k tkuk pkfg, rkfd os

fdlh Hkh dkj.k dqiksf"kr uk gksus ik,aA ;g esjh ftEesnkjh gS fd

os cPps LoLFk jgsa vkSj Vh- ,p- vkj- dk cPpksa esa lgh rjhds ls

forj.k gks tk;sA ns[kk x;k gS fd ekrk&firk vius cPpksa dks

Vh- ,p- vkj- ysus rks Hkst nsrs gSa ysfdu i<us ughaA ;g Hkh cgqr

vge~ fo"k; gSA

eSa turk ls vihy djrh gw¡ fd <kbZ eghus dh xHkZorh efgyk,a

gekjs vkaxuckM+h dsUæksa esa ,s-,u-,e ds ikl ;k LokLFk foHkkxh

vLirkyksa esa] iathdj.k djk,¡ rkfd xHkZ esa iy jgs cPps dks

lgh le; ij ge Vh- ,p- vkj- ns ldsa rkfd cPps dks lHkh

iks"kd rRo fey ldsa vkSj dksbZ Hkh cPpk dqiks"k.k dk f'kdkj

efgyk,a fdlh ls de ugha %

js[kk vk;kZ] jkT; ea=h Lora= izHkkj

] 1992 & ¶;ksafy Toku ºosxs (xhr] laxhr]xk;u) ] 1995 & NEe?kqW?k: (xhr laxhr]xk;u) ] 1997 & tS /kkjhnsch (xhr laxhr]xk;u) ] 1999 & lreaXY; (xk;u)] 2004 & vkSafl fd jkr (xhr] laxhr]xk;u)] 2006& pØpky (xhr] laxhr]xk;u) ] 2008 & esjh xaxkgksyh eSewvkyh (xhr] laxhr] xk;u) ] 2014 &lqcs;wZ ?kke (xhr] laxhr]xk;u) bR;kfnAeq>s csgn çlUurk gksrh gS tc turk dk çse vkSj fo'okl eq>s Fkdus ugha nsrkA esjh dbZ ohMhvks ,Yce Hkh vkbZa tSls 2003 esa BUM+ks js BUM+ks] 2004 esa u;q u;q C;ks&:eqd&rqekjh ek;kek] 2005 esa rhyS/kk: cksyk] L;kf.k] NqW;ky] 2006 esa dSFkSa [ksT;k.kh gksyh] vkW[kh lqiU;kyh ºosxsuh] ukSnqxkZ ukjs.kh] ukSNfe ukjS.k] 2007 esa clUr ,sxs] ok tqU;kyh jkr ,sxs fQj ;kn] VDdk Nu r VdVdk] lqekZ ljsyk] 2008 esa ek;kdks eq.M+kjks] 2009 esa [kqn] xhr xaxk Hkkx1] lyk.;k L;kyh] esa 2011 esa vc dFkxk [kSY;k] bR;kfnA buds vykok esjs ns'k fons'k esa dbZ eaph; dk;ZØe Hkh jgs tSls vkseku] nqcbZ ]vesfjdk] dukM+k] esyckWuZ (vkLVªsfy;k)A fnYyh] Qjhnkckn] xkft+;kckn] uks;sMk] eqEcbZ] vgenkckn] cM+ksnjk] t;iqj] vyoj] ve`rlj] ifV;kyk] p.M+hx<+] yqf/k;kuk] tkyU/kj] y[kum] eqjknkckn] dkuiqj] lgkjuiqj] vyhx<+] :M+dh] nsgjknwu] M+ksbZokyk] ½f"kds'k] gfj}kj] fodkluxj] elwjh] uSuhrky] ckxs'oj] fiFkkSjkx<+] jkeuxj] ikSM+h] dksV}kj] nqxMMk] Jhuxj] eysFkk] ySUlM+kSu] FkyhlS.k] cStjks] /kqekdksV] ,sds'oj] lkWn.k (/kqekdksV)] HkkSu(uSuhM+WkM+k)] ijlq.M+k[kky] fj[k.kh[kky] ikck s ] lc/kj[kky] d.okJe] cN.kL;w W ] lqekM+h]

(iks[kj[kky) ;eds'oj] lriqyh] fVgjh] ubZfVgjh] tke.kh/kkj] eqfudhjsrh] ujsUnzuxj] pEck] ?kulkyh] pfe;kyk] xksis'oj] xkSpj] tks'kheB] ukxukFkiks[kjh] eSBk.kk] vkSyh] iks[kM+k] vxLreqfu] cnzhukFk/kke] d.kZiz;kx] :nziz;kx] pUnzkiqjh dUM+kjk] dsnkjukFk] xSjlS.k] dksV] xqIrdk'kh] yk[kke.M+y] mÙkjdk'kh] oklwZ(m0dk0)] cM+dksV] HkVokM+h] eusjh] lhfyikV(nquko)] t;gfj[kky] gSnjkckn] HkfVUMk] tgk¡ dk vueksy I;kj vkSj ;knxkj yEgsa esjs lkFk ges'kk gS aA**mUgsa vius vueksy xhrksa ds fy, dbZ ckj lEekfur Hkh fd;k x;k gS tSls 1994 esa eksuky y[kum esa os lEekfur gq,] 1955 esa x<+xkSjo p.M+hx<+] fgefxfj xkSjo (vks0,u0th0lh0) nsgjknwu,] 1997] esa yksdeUp elwjh +}kjk lEekfur] 1998 esa vkdk'kok.kh lEeku] y[kuÅ]vf[ky x<+oky lHkk ns0nwu] 19oha x<+oky jkbQy dksV}kj] u0ik0ifj"kn ikSM+h]8oh ax<+oky jkbQy eqEcbZ }kjk] 1999 esa f'kokfydjRu lEeku nsgjknwu] t;nhi lEeku xksis'oj] 2010 esa eSrh lEeku uSuhlS.k (peksyh)] bR;kfnA

xkSj fd;k tk; rks usxh th dsoy okLrfodrk esa fo'okl j[krs gSaA blhfy, muds lHkh xkus okLrfodrk ij vk/kkfjr gksrs gSa vkSj blh dkj.k usxh th mÙkjk[k.M ds yksxksa ds fny ds cgqr djhc gSA x<okyh xk;d gksus ds ckotwn usxh th dks iwjs

fo'oHkj esa ̂ mÙkjk[k.M dh /kjksgj* ekurs gSaA


1716

^^,d vkSjr ds fcuk thou dh dYiuk lkFkZd ugha gS D;ksafd

gekjh ftanxh esa gj ,d dne vkSj gekjs lokaZxh.k fodkl esa

,d efgyk vyx vyx fdjnkj fuHkkrh gS csVh] cgu] iRuh]

cgw vkSj ek¡ ds :i esaA ge lHkh dks ;g le>uk gksxk fd dksbZ

Hkh ns'k rjDdh ds f'k[kj ij rc rd ugha igq¡p ldrk tc rd

mldh efgyk,a da/ks ls da/kk feykdj uk pysaA** ;g dguk gS

lqukM+h (iks[kjh) lkses'oj] vYeksM+k fuoklh] fo/kk;d

lkses'oj] jkT; ea=h (Lora= çHkkj) dk] ftUgkasuas ̂ mÙkjk[k.M

gSfjVst* if=dk ls ckrphr djrs gq, vius fopkj çLrqr

fd;sA

^^;fn ge mÙkjk[k.M ds ikap ftyksa dk ftØ djsa] gfj}kj]

nsgjknwu] peksyh] pEikor vkSj fiFkkSjkx<+] bu ftyksa esa

yM+fd;ksa dh la[;k yM+dksa ds eqdkcys 1000 ij 850 gS tks

fd fparktud gSA ge ;gh pkgrs gSa fd gj txg tkx:drk ij

vf/kd ls vf/kd tksj fn;k tk;s D;wafd turk esa tkx:xrk dh

deh lkQ fn[kk;h nsrh gS] pkgs og csVh cpkvks csVh i<+kvks

vfHk;ku dh ckr gks ;k Hkwz.k gR;k] dgha uk dgha laosnu'khyrk

dh deh yksxksa esa ns[kh tk ldrh gS ftls tkx:d djuk cgqr

gh vko';d gS A

nq%[k dh ckr rks ;g gS fd ftl jkT; dks nsoHkwfe dgk tkrk gS]

nsoh nsorkvksa dk iwtu fd;k tkrk gS]mlh jkT; ds dqN yksx

dU;k Hkzw.k gR;k dk iki djrs utj vkrs gSaA turk dks tkx:d

djus gsrq ge ç;kljr gSaA csVh cpkvks csVh i<+kvks vfHk;ku

dh tkx:drk ds fy, geus nsgjknwu ls gfj}kj rd 55

fdyksehVj dh ,d lkbZfdy ;k=k fudkyh] ftlls ;g lUns'k

fn;k fd efgyk,a fdlh ls de ugha gSaA

;gh ugha] efgykvksa dks l'kä djus ds fy, ge dbZ ;kstuk,a

lapkfyr rks djrs gSa ysfdu txg &txg tkx:drk uk gksus dh

otg ls iw.kZ çdkj ls efgyk,a ml ;kstukvksa ds varxZr ugha vk

ikrha vkSj ykHk ls oafpr jg tkrh gSa] ftl ij /;ku nsus dh cgqr

vko';drk gSA

nwljk] gekjk ;g nkf;Ro curk gS dh ftruh Hkh vkaxuckM+h

dsaæ gSa] mu dsUæksa ds ek/;e ls xHkZ esa Bgjs 'kwU; o"kZ ls ysdj 6

o"kZ rd ds cPpksa dk fo'ks"k /;ku fn;k tkuk pkfg, rkfd os

fdlh Hkh dkj.k dqiksf"kr uk gksus ik,aA ;g esjh ftEesnkjh gS fd

os cPps LoLFk jgsa vkSj Vh- ,p- vkj- dk cPpksa esa lgh rjhds ls

forj.k gks tk;sA ns[kk x;k gS fd ekrk&firk vius cPpksa dks

Vh- ,p- vkj- ysus rks Hkst nsrs gSa ysfdu i<us ughaA ;g Hkh cgqr

vge~ fo"k; gSA

eSa turk ls vihy djrh gw¡ fd <kbZ eghus dh xHkZorh efgyk,a

gekjs vkaxuckM+h dsUæksa esa ,s-,u-,e ds ikl ;k LokLFk foHkkxh

vLirkyksa esa] iathdj.k djk,¡ rkfd xHkZ esa iy jgs cPps dks

lgh le; ij ge Vh- ,p- vkj- ns ldsa rkfd cPps dks lHkh

iks"kd rRo fey ldsa vkSj dksbZ Hkh cPpk dqiks"k.k dk f'kdkj

efgyk,a fdlh ls de ugha %

js[kk vk;kZ] jkT; ea=h Lora= izHkkj

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1918

tuojh 2018

rqe tuuh gks bl l`f"V dh !rqe vk/kkj gks bl thou dk !!rqe Lusg gks rqe d#.kk gks !rqe º`n; dh osnuk gks !!rqe niZ.k gks lPpkbZ dk !

rqe ifjdk"Bk gks HkykbZ dk !!rqe vuar gks rqe lkxj gks !

rqe d#.kk ls Hkjh xkxj gks !!rqe R;kx gks eksgd lk jkx gks !

rqe bl l`f"V dk csgrj Hkkx gks !!rqe dky ds lkeus <ky gks !

jgrh gks [kq'k dSlk Hkh gky gks !!fuHkZ; gks fuMj Hkh gks !

pyrh gks lnk dSlh Hkh Mxj gks !!eqf'dy le; dk rqe gkSlyk gks !

fodV ifjfLrfFk esa ysrh QSlyk gks !!rqe vk¡py gks <drh gks ykt dks !

cPpksa dk lokjs dy dSlk Hkh vkt gks !!rqe gekjk eqLrdfcy gks !

rqe gekjh 'kku gks !!rqe 'kfä gks rqe Hkfä gks !

ifjJe ls D;k dHkh Fkdrh gks !!ukjh rq>s ns[krk gS fo'o lEeku ls !

'kkafr gj txg gks tk, rsjs gkFk tks deku gks rsjs gkFk tks deku gks !!!!

ukjh rsjs lEeku esa !

uk gks] ;g lekt dk Hkh nkf;Ro curk gS vkSj esjk HkhA

;fn xHkZorh efgyk,a vkaxuckM+h dsUæksa esa iathdj.k djkrh gSa

rks dksbZ Hkh cPpk lM+d ij iSnk ugha gksxk] vkSj ml fMyhojh ls

lcaf/kr tks Hkh fudV vLirky gks ;k ?kj gh ij dksbZ uk dksbZ

vuqHkoh tkudkj lgk;rk djus ds fy, miyC/k gksxkA ;gh

ugha] xzkeh.k efgykvksa ds fy, gekjh ,d ;kstuk gS fd gesa

lsusVjh uSifdu mu rd igq¡pkuk gS rkfd os ekgokjh ds nkSjku

diMs dk bLreky uk djsa vkSj laØe.k dk f'kdkj uk gksaA

turk dks le>uk gksxk fd thou dh dyk dks vius gkFkksa ls

lkdkj dj ukjh us lH;rk vkSj laLd`fr dk :i fu[kkjk gS] ukjh

dk vfLrRo gh lqUnj thou dk vk/kkj gSA

dqN pUn iafä;ksa esa] viuh ckr dk lkjka'k j[krs gq,] eSa pkgwaxh

fd vki Hkh tu&tu rd tkx:xrk c<+kus esa gekjk lg;ksx nsa

vkSj efgykvksa dks l'kä djus esa viuh Hkwfedk fuHkk,aA

dHkh&dHkh eu esa ;g fopkj vkrk gS fd]

yM+fd;ksa dks yM+dks ls de D;w¡ le>k tkrk gS\

yM+dks dks dqy dk oa'k le>k tkrk gS rks]

yM+fd;ksa dks cks> D;ksa le>k tkrk gS\

yM+dks dk i<+uk&fy[kuk lgh le>k tkrk gS rks]

yM+fd;ksa dk i<+uk&fy[kuk xyr D;ksa le>k tkrk gS\

yM+dks ds iSnk gksus ij [kq'kh euk;h tkrh gS rks]

yM+fd;ksa ds iSnk gksus ij 'kksd D;ksa euk;k tkrk gS\

yM+fd;ksa dks ?kj ls ckgj fudyus ls jksdk tkrk gS rks]

yM+dksa dks ?kj ls ckgj fudyrs le; mudh e;kZnk esa

jguk D;ksa ugha fl[kk;k tkrk gS\

gSjku gw¡] nq[kh gw¡] bl vktkn ns'k esa bl NksVh lksp dks

c<+kok D;ksa fn;k tkrk gS\

vc t+:jr gS bl ladh.kZ lksp dks cnyus dh]

vc t+:jr gS efgykvksa dks l'kä cukus dh]

vc gj fdlh dks txuk gksxk] vkSj lcdks txkuk gksxk]

cgqr [kks fy;k ukjh us] vc mls mldk gd fnykuk gksxk]

fL=;ksa dks [kqn bldh 'kq#vkr djuh gksxh]

fL=;ksa dks [kqn] Lo;a dks vkxs c<+kuk gksxk]

mEehn gS tYn gha gkykr cnysaxs]

mEehn gS vc oä djoV ysxk]

ge lHkh ;fn ,dtqV gks tk;saA

rks le; ds lkFk&lkFk gekjk jkT; vkSj ns'k Hkh vkxs

c<+sxk At; fgUn ! t; mÙkjk[k.M !!

Dr. G. S. Rawat is undoubtedly an exceptional personality who has many accolades to his name. In 2013, he was awarded by the “Hindustan Times” for his contribution in the eld of education, whereas, in the year 2014, he was awarded by International Association Of Lions Club for his supreme contribution in the education eld. Moreover, it was in the same year that he received the “Leadership Award”. To add on, he has worked as the Vice Principal and Principal at various schools. He has also been the Director at S.B. (P.G.) College Of Education, Vikasnagar, Uttarakhand. He holds 14 Master Degrees to his belt and want to break the Limca Book of Records. He is M.A in English Literature, History, Geography, Political Science, Economics, Sociology, Philosophy, Psychology, Education, Public Administration, Forensic Science and Criminology, Mass Communication & Journalism, MBA, LLB, MSC (Geology) and currently pursuing M.A in Anthropology from IGNOU.His utmost aim is not to collect the degrees but gather knowledge and experience. He is indeed proud to possess the largest individual library in Uttarakhand, having more than 14,000 books to his credit. The aim of Rawat’s IAS ACADEMY, Dehradun, is to help the aspirants to achieve success in competitive exams. According to Dr. Rawat, success in examination is not a matter of hard work alone, multiple Strategy and approach is to be adopted for qualifying the present system of competitive examination.

“What’s important is not how much you study but how you study. It is not the quantity of material and time but the quality which will count. An aspirant who is aspiring for higher grade like Indian Administrative Service, Indian Police Service, Indian Forest Service and Provincial Services should adopt the strategy of content analysis and process analysis for scoring higher grades. Cognitive, Affective and Conative abilities are prerequisite for qualifying in civil services.As you know that civil services exam is the mother of all examination, there is no single factor which determines success in civil service exam. It is a combination of various factors like patience, hard work, determination, self- condence, motivation, faith, parental support and to some extent luck. These are also the hallmark of success. It is my advice that IAS aspirants should undergo career counseling. This is vital for their SWOT (Strength, weakness, opportunity and threats) analysis.Thus, the apt guidance, a reasonable level of intelligence (both IQ and EQ), proper planning, time management and long term preparation will go a long way in qualifying for civil services exam.”To name a few of the ex- students of RAWAT IAS ACADEMY, who today are working in different capacities in different states of India are – MangeshGhildiyal, Neelima Shah, AshishTripathi, Rajpria Singh, VandanaKumari, Ashish Kumar, Trishna Bhatt, Lt. Col. RuchikaThapliyal, Major Ar t iRawat , Capta in RuchiAggarwal , Lt . KanikaKukreti, Payal Gupta and so on.Apart from Dr. Rawat’s unsurpassed educational experience, it’s an honor to know that he is an astounding mountaineer and trekker and till date has been a leader of more than 35 high altitude treks in J&K, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. His versatility can clearly be noticed by his grand success of “GENIUS OF UTTARAKHAND”- 12 episode DoordarshanProgramme , directed and produced under his guidance, already broadcasted in 2011. Presently, he is working on 24 Episodes TV Serial,”The Himalayan Glaciers”, yet to be telecasted in Doordarshan. Meanwhile, he is also working on two Telelms based on Mountaineering and Mountaineers and has also directed and produced “Women Versus Wild” for which he chose Ladakh as the location for his shoot.So, if your aim is to crack the civil services exam, Dr. G.S. Rawat “The Real Guru” is indeed the guiding star to look upto.

THE “REAL- GURU” FOR IAS ASPIRANTSDR. G.S.RAWAT

peksyh ftys ds pekyh xk¡o esa tUesa MkW- th-,l-jkor] ,d ,slh dynamic personality gSa tks vktÞflfoy lfoZlst& xq# Þ ds uke ls ç[;kr gSal bUgksaus d{kk 4 rd dh çkjafHkd f'k{kk peksyh ds çkFkfed fo|ky; ls dh fQj elwjh ls gkbZ Ldwy vkSj Xokfyvj ls baVj djus ds ckn] jktdh; xka/kh eseksfj;y lkbal dkWyst tEew ;wfuoflZVh ls xzStq,'ku vkSj iksLV xzStq,'ku fd;k l ;gh ugha] blds ckn jkor th us HkwxHkZ foKku ls fjlpZ dh vkSj fnYyh vkdj flfoy lfoZlst fd rS;kjh dh fdarq flfoy lfoZlst dh Qkbuy ijh{kk esa ek= dqN gh vadksa ls jg tkus ds dkj.k] vius v/kwjs lius dks eqdke nsus ds fy, jkor th us dle [kkbZ fd oks 'kgj esa ugha fdarq xk¡o esa ls gh brus vkbZ,s,l vkSj ihlh,l rS;kj djsaxs rkfd os çfrHkk'kkyh cPps] mÙkjk[kaM ds 13 ds 13 ftyksa esa vkbZ,s,l] ihlh,l] Mh,Qvks cudj mÙkjk[k.M dk uke jkS'ku djsa] ftlds QyLo:i] jkor vkbZ,,l vdkneh us dbZ fnXxtksa dks muds y{; rd igq¡pk;k gSl MkW- jkor dk mís'; gh ;qokvkSa dks Mk,jsD'ku] xkbZMsal vkSj dkmfULyax nsuk gS tks fd ;wFk ds fy, vfrvko';d gSA

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1918

tuojh 2018

rqe tuuh gks bl l`f"V dh !rqe vk/kkj gks bl thou dk !!rqe Lusg gks rqe d#.kk gks !rqe º`n; dh osnuk gks !!rqe niZ.k gks lPpkbZ dk !

rqe ifjdk"Bk gks HkykbZ dk !!rqe vuar gks rqe lkxj gks !

rqe d#.kk ls Hkjh xkxj gks !!rqe R;kx gks eksgd lk jkx gks !

rqe bl l`f"V dk csgrj Hkkx gks !!rqe dky ds lkeus <ky gks !

jgrh gks [kq'k dSlk Hkh gky gks !!fuHkZ; gks fuMj Hkh gks !

pyrh gks lnk dSlh Hkh Mxj gks !!eqf'dy le; dk rqe gkSlyk gks !

fodV ifjfLrfFk esa ysrh QSlyk gks !!rqe vk¡py gks <drh gks ykt dks !

cPpksa dk lokjs dy dSlk Hkh vkt gks !!rqe gekjk eqLrdfcy gks !

rqe gekjh 'kku gks !!rqe 'kfä gks rqe Hkfä gks !

ifjJe ls D;k dHkh Fkdrh gks !!ukjh rq>s ns[krk gS fo'o lEeku ls !

'kkafr gj txg gks tk, rsjs gkFk tks deku gks rsjs gkFk tks deku gks !!!!

ukjh rsjs lEeku esa !

uk gks] ;g lekt dk Hkh nkf;Ro curk gS vkSj esjk HkhA

;fn xHkZorh efgyk,a vkaxuckM+h dsUæksa esa iathdj.k djkrh gSa

rks dksbZ Hkh cPpk lM+d ij iSnk ugha gksxk] vkSj ml fMyhojh ls

lcaf/kr tks Hkh fudV vLirky gks ;k ?kj gh ij dksbZ uk dksbZ

vuqHkoh tkudkj lgk;rk djus ds fy, miyC/k gksxkA ;gh

ugha] xzkeh.k efgykvksa ds fy, gekjh ,d ;kstuk gS fd gesa

lsusVjh uSifdu mu rd igq¡pkuk gS rkfd os ekgokjh ds nkSjku

diMs dk bLreky uk djsa vkSj laØe.k dk f'kdkj uk gksaA

turk dks le>uk gksxk fd thou dh dyk dks vius gkFkksa ls

lkdkj dj ukjh us lH;rk vkSj laLd`fr dk :i fu[kkjk gS] ukjh

dk vfLrRo gh lqUnj thou dk vk/kkj gSA

dqN pUn iafä;ksa esa] viuh ckr dk lkjka'k j[krs gq,] eSa pkgwaxh

fd vki Hkh tu&tu rd tkx:xrk c<+kus esa gekjk lg;ksx nsa

vkSj efgykvksa dks l'kä djus esa viuh Hkwfedk fuHkk,aA

dHkh&dHkh eu esa ;g fopkj vkrk gS fd]

yM+fd;ksa dks yM+dks ls de D;w¡ le>k tkrk gS\

yM+dks dks dqy dk oa'k le>k tkrk gS rks]

yM+fd;ksa dks cks> D;ksa le>k tkrk gS\

yM+dks dk i<+uk&fy[kuk lgh le>k tkrk gS rks]

yM+fd;ksa dk i<+uk&fy[kuk xyr D;ksa le>k tkrk gS\

yM+dks ds iSnk gksus ij [kq'kh euk;h tkrh gS rks]

yM+fd;ksa ds iSnk gksus ij 'kksd D;ksa euk;k tkrk gS\

yM+fd;ksa dks ?kj ls ckgj fudyus ls jksdk tkrk gS rks]

yM+dksa dks ?kj ls ckgj fudyrs le; mudh e;kZnk esa

jguk D;ksa ugha fl[kk;k tkrk gS\

gSjku gw¡] nq[kh gw¡] bl vktkn ns'k esa bl NksVh lksp dks

c<+kok D;ksa fn;k tkrk gS\

vc t+:jr gS bl ladh.kZ lksp dks cnyus dh]

vc t+:jr gS efgykvksa dks l'kä cukus dh]

vc gj fdlh dks txuk gksxk] vkSj lcdks txkuk gksxk]

cgqr [kks fy;k ukjh us] vc mls mldk gd fnykuk gksxk]

fL=;ksa dks [kqn bldh 'kq#vkr djuh gksxh]

fL=;ksa dks [kqn] Lo;a dks vkxs c<+kuk gksxk]

mEehn gS tYn gha gkykr cnysaxs]

mEehn gS vc oä djoV ysxk]

ge lHkh ;fn ,dtqV gks tk;saA

rks le; ds lkFk&lkFk gekjk jkT; vkSj ns'k Hkh vkxs

c<+sxk At; fgUn ! t; mÙkjk[k.M !!

Dr. G. S. Rawat is undoubtedly an exceptional personality who has many accolades to his name. In 2013, he was awarded by the “Hindustan Times” for his contribution in the eld of education, whereas, in the year 2014, he was awarded by International Association Of Lions Club for his supreme contribution in the education eld. Moreover, it was in the same year that he received the “Leadership Award”. To add on, he has worked as the Vice Principal and Principal at various schools. He has also been the Director at S.B. (P.G.) College Of Education, Vikasnagar, Uttarakhand. He holds 14 Master Degrees to his belt and want to break the Limca Book of Records. He is M.A in English Literature, History, Geography, Political Science, Economics, Sociology, Philosophy, Psychology, Education, Public Administration, Forensic Science and Criminology, Mass Communication & Journalism, MBA, LLB, MSC (Geology) and currently pursuing M.A in Anthropology from IGNOU.His utmost aim is not to collect the degrees but gather knowledge and experience. He is indeed proud to possess the largest individual library in Uttarakhand, having more than 14,000 books to his credit. The aim of Rawat’s IAS ACADEMY, Dehradun, is to help the aspirants to achieve success in competitive exams. According to Dr. Rawat, success in examination is not a matter of hard work alone, multiple Strategy and approach is to be adopted for qualifying the present system of competitive examination.

“What’s important is not how much you study but how you study. It is not the quantity of material and time but the quality which will count. An aspirant who is aspiring for higher grade like Indian Administrative Service, Indian Police Service, Indian Forest Service and Provincial Services should adopt the strategy of content analysis and process analysis for scoring higher grades. Cognitive, Affective and Conative abilities are prerequisite for qualifying in civil services.As you know that civil services exam is the mother of all examination, there is no single factor which determines success in civil service exam. It is a combination of various factors like patience, hard work, determination, self- condence, motivation, faith, parental support and to some extent luck. These are also the hallmark of success. It is my advice that IAS aspirants should undergo career counseling. This is vital for their SWOT (Strength, weakness, opportunity and threats) analysis.Thus, the apt guidance, a reasonable level of intelligence (both IQ and EQ), proper planning, time management and long term preparation will go a long way in qualifying for civil services exam.”To name a few of the ex- students of RAWAT IAS ACADEMY, who today are working in different capacities in different states of India are – MangeshGhildiyal, Neelima Shah, AshishTripathi, Rajpria Singh, VandanaKumari, Ashish Kumar, Trishna Bhatt, Lt. Col. RuchikaThapliyal, Major Ar t iRawat , Capta in RuchiAggarwal , Lt . KanikaKukreti, Payal Gupta and so on.Apart from Dr. Rawat’s unsurpassed educational experience, it’s an honor to know that he is an astounding mountaineer and trekker and till date has been a leader of more than 35 high altitude treks in J&K, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. His versatility can clearly be noticed by his grand success of “GENIUS OF UTTARAKHAND”- 12 episode DoordarshanProgramme , directed and produced under his guidance, already broadcasted in 2011. Presently, he is working on 24 Episodes TV Serial,”The Himalayan Glaciers”, yet to be telecasted in Doordarshan. Meanwhile, he is also working on two Telelms based on Mountaineering and Mountaineers and has also directed and produced “Women Versus Wild” for which he chose Ladakh as the location for his shoot.So, if your aim is to crack the civil services exam, Dr. G.S. Rawat “The Real Guru” is indeed the guiding star to look upto.

THE “REAL- GURU” FOR IAS ASPIRANTSDR. G.S.RAWAT

peksyh ftys ds pekyh xk¡o esa tUesa MkW- th-,l-jkor] ,d ,slh dynamic personality gSa tks vktÞflfoy lfoZlst& xq# Þ ds uke ls ç[;kr gSal bUgksaus d{kk 4 rd dh çkjafHkd f'k{kk peksyh ds çkFkfed fo|ky; ls dh fQj elwjh ls gkbZ Ldwy vkSj Xokfyvj ls baVj djus ds ckn] jktdh; xka/kh eseksfj;y lkbal dkWyst tEew ;wfuoflZVh ls xzStq,'ku vkSj iksLV xzStq,'ku fd;k l ;gh ugha] blds ckn jkor th us HkwxHkZ foKku ls fjlpZ dh vkSj fnYyh vkdj flfoy lfoZlst fd rS;kjh dh fdarq flfoy lfoZlst dh Qkbuy ijh{kk esa ek= dqN gh vadksa ls jg tkus ds dkj.k] vius v/kwjs lius dks eqdke nsus ds fy, jkor th us dle [kkbZ fd oks 'kgj esa ugha fdarq xk¡o esa ls gh brus vkbZ,s,l vkSj ihlh,l rS;kj djsaxs rkfd os çfrHkk'kkyh cPps] mÙkjk[kaM ds 13 ds 13 ftyksa esa vkbZ,s,l] ihlh,l] Mh,Qvks cudj mÙkjk[k.M dk uke jkS'ku djsa] ftlds QyLo:i] jkor vkbZ,,l vdkneh us dbZ fnXxtksa dks muds y{; rd igq¡pk;k gSl MkW- jkor dk mís'; gh ;qokvkSa dks Mk,jsD'ku] xkbZMsal vkSj dkmfULyax nsuk gS tks fd ;wFk ds fy, vfrvko';d gSA

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Everyone dreams to become successful but there are very few who actually chase their dreams and turn them into reality. One such person is Prashil Rawat, a young and dynamic boy of 22 from Dehradun who has proven that age is never a barrier to achieve what you strongly desire. With his strong determination, clear vision, hard work and smart management skills, today, he is the Managing Director of the JSR Group, along with his elder brother Tarun Rawat, where his father, Jaswant Singh Rawat is the Chairman.

He believes that positive action combined with positive thinking is the key to success. The difference between who you are and what you want to be is what you do and this exactly what Prashil believes in. Under the brand’s umbrella, he has launched Hotel JSR Continental, JSR Farms, Hotel JSR Inn along

with the Cocco- Rico Restaurant.

The trio blends each other extremely well and believes that one should always do what the heart says and there is no short-cut to success. T h e b e s t p a r t a b o u t t h e m i s t h e i r harmonization, their vision, their future prospects and their absolute efforts to be the best in their industry and to make the state proud and upgraded.

All his ventures offer the best quality and services, keeping in mind the apt hospitality standards and comfort of the guests. It is highly commendable that Prashil has been able to make his own mark by taking his brand to a different periphery at an international level as well. It is he who made the entire state proud by receiving the Asia- Pacic Globe Platinum Awards 2016 in Hong Kong for being the young and the best Hotelier of Uttarakhand.

All his properties are very well furnished, fully equipped with all amenities, well designed suites, comprising of food and beverage outlets, tness centres and recreational zones with full on high level entertaining rock shows happening almost every month. His ‘JSR

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FARM’ is loaded with 10,000 sqft pillar less banquet hall which can gather upto 4000 to 6000 people with its green carpet lawn which is upto 50,000 sqft in size and has a parking capacity of 300 vehicles.

Despite being successful at such a young age, Prashil has always been grounded and feels pride in being a Garhwali Rajput and to have born in the ‘Devbhoomi’ Uttarakhand. His future prospects involve launching his own production house as well.Furthermore, the collaboration of JSR with SANSKRITI popularly known as JSR SANSKRITI, produces ayurvedic medicines straight from Kerela which are 100% safe and approved by FSSAI (Food Safety and Standards Authority of India) in order to serve

the customers with perfect guide lines in providing herbal supplements which helps in improving the health related issues.

As per Prashil, until you value yourself, you won’t value your time. Until you value your time, you will not do anything with it. So, time management is very essential and whatever target one has set, it should be accomplished step by step with strong vision and double the actions. One should always move ahead with proper planning, with the clear vision in mind so as to achieve whatever one has dreamt of and should not forget that Success is not the key to happiness but happiness is the key to success. Thus, being happy and spreading happiness is something which everyone should practice.

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Dear Students, Hotel/ Hospitality industry is considered to be the most modern industry in the world and it gives me a great pleasure being a part of it. The rapid growth of this industry has created enormous job opportunities worldwide. To grab these global opportunities, IP Nehru Academy is following the most modern techniques to groom up the students, which enhances the level of condence and knowledge of our students. We are proud to say that many of our students have been placed in India and Abroad with well reputed organizations. Being a Govt. Registered Educational Society we are providing scholarship, special discount etc. to teachers, forces & people of BPL category.We are determined to provide “Quality Education & Better Job Option”.

“Welcome to IP NEHRU ACADEMYLet us plan your future.”

Anil Sundriyal(Director)


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Everyone dreams to become successful but there are very few who actually chase their dreams and turn them into reality. One such person is Prashil Rawat, a young and dynamic boy of 22 from Dehradun who has proven that age is never a barrier to achieve what you strongly desire. With his strong determination, clear vision, hard work and smart management skills, today, he is the Managing Director of the JSR Group, along with his elder brother Tarun Rawat, where his father, Jaswant Singh Rawat is the Chairman.

He believes that positive action combined with positive thinking is the key to success. The difference between who you are and what you want to be is what you do and this exactly what Prashil believes in. Under the brand’s umbrella, he has launched Hotel JSR Continental, JSR Farms, Hotel JSR Inn along

with the Cocco- Rico Restaurant.

The trio blends each other extremely well and believes that one should always do what the heart says and there is no short-cut to success. T h e b e s t p a r t a b o u t t h e m i s t h e i r harmonization, their vision, their future prospects and their absolute efforts to be the best in their industry and to make the state proud and upgraded.

All his ventures offer the best quality and services, keeping in mind the apt hospitality standards and comfort of the guests. It is highly commendable that Prashil has been able to make his own mark by taking his brand to a different periphery at an international level as well. It is he who made the entire state proud by receiving the Asia- Pacic Globe Platinum Awards 2016 in Hong Kong for being the young and the best Hotelier of Uttarakhand.

All his properties are very well furnished, fully equipped with all amenities, well designed suites, comprising of food and beverage outlets, tness centres and recreational zones with full on high level entertaining rock shows happening almost every month. His ‘JSR

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FARM’ is loaded with 10,000 sqft pillar less banquet hall which can gather upto 4000 to 6000 people with its green carpet lawn which is upto 50,000 sqft in size and has a parking capacity of 300 vehicles.

Despite being successful at such a young age, Prashil has always been grounded and feels pride in being a Garhwali Rajput and to have born in the ‘Devbhoomi’ Uttarakhand. His future prospects involve launching his own production house as well.Furthermore, the collaboration of JSR with SANSKRITI popularly known as JSR SANSKRITI, produces ayurvedic medicines straight from Kerela which are 100% safe and approved by FSSAI (Food Safety and Standards Authority of India) in order to serve

the customers with perfect guide lines in providing herbal supplements which helps in improving the health related issues.

As per Prashil, until you value yourself, you won’t value your time. Until you value your time, you will not do anything with it. So, time management is very essential and whatever target one has set, it should be accomplished step by step with strong vision and double the actions. One should always move ahead with proper planning, with the clear vision in mind so as to achieve whatever one has dreamt of and should not forget that Success is not the key to happiness but happiness is the key to success. Thus, being happy and spreading happiness is something which everyone should practice.

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Dear Students, Hotel/ Hospitality industry is considered to be the most modern industry in the world and it gives me a great pleasure being a part of it. The rapid growth of this industry has created enormous job opportunities worldwide. To grab these global opportunities, IP Nehru Academy is following the most modern techniques to groom up the students, which enhances the level of condence and knowledge of our students. We are proud to say that many of our students have been placed in India and Abroad with well reputed organizations. Being a Govt. Registered Educational Society we are providing scholarship, special discount etc. to teachers, forces & people of BPL category.We are determined to provide “Quality Education & Better Job Option”.

“Welcome to IP NEHRU ACADEMYLet us plan your future.”

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There was a time when

beauty tips only concerned

women who were past a

certain age but in today's

s c e n a r i o t h i n g s h a v e

drastically changed with all

a g e s a n d g e n d e r s a s

everybody has become

conscious and wish to

nurture themselves. Thus,

the very thought of guiding

people out to be healthier,

tter, faster and stronger, gave birth to VLCC

Healthcare Limited, founded by Vandana Luthra in the

year 1989 and is recognized in India and abroad for its

comprehensive portfolio of beauty and wellness

products and unmatched services.

Adarsh Bhatia and Ankur Luthra, the Directors of

VLCC Institute, Dehradun established the Dehradun

Centre in the year 2007 and ever since then have set a

benchmark of imparting international level of quality

education with IAO Accreditation, ISO 9001:2008

Certication, Empanelled Partner with NSDC and also

by being the Member of Beauty and Wellness Sector

Skill Council and providing placement to more than

hundred students every year resulting in hundred per

cent placement till date.

Possessing state of the art infrastructure, trained and qualied faculty, various internship programmes, placements, entrepreneur opportunities and corporate grooming, VLCC also provides free training of Skin, Hair and Make – up to students under N.U.L.M Training Project. This project aims at reducing poverty and vulnerability of the urban poor households by enabling them to access gainful self employment and skilled wage employment opportunities, resulting in an appreciable improvement in their livelihoods on sustainable basis. With more than 70 Institutes, VLCC Institute is a clear leader in the Beauty & Wellness space. VLCC Institute has successfully trained and placed more than one lakh students so far.

With more than 100 courses in Hair, Skin, Nutrition, Make Up and Spa and workshops to choose from, VLCC Institute offers a wide variety of Certicate courses ranging from courses for entry level candidates to working professionals seeking skills upgradation on refresher courses. World class environment, state-of-the-art infrastructure, latest training equipments, well qualied and trained faculty, regularly updated curriculum, dedicated placement cell are some of the key pillars of the institute turning it into the best Beauty, Health and Management Institute. No wonder the VLCC Institute Certicate commands a premium value in the Beauty & Wellness training sector.

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Kartik Swami Temple – Pristine Abode Of LordKartikeya In Garhwal Himalayas

'Kartik Swami Temple' is a serene a n d b e a u t i f u l h o l y p l a c e i n Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand. It is devoted to Lord Kartikeya, the eldest son of Hindu God Shiva and his wife Goddess Parvati. Hidden and surrounded by Garhwal Himalayas covered with snow and a narrow ridge oating at an altitude of 3050 metres above sea level, the temple is more than 200years old and one of the most interesting places to tour in the district, mainly attracting

pilgrims nationwide. Nowadays, the ancient shrine is getting more popular among passionate trekkers and enthusiastic freaks due to the amazing beauty and soul-soothing nature of the hike. The pathway leading to the temple has upright slope and prickly mount. The glimpse at the distant mountains of Kedarnath, Bandarpunch, Chaukhamba, Trishul and Nanda Devi will brace your faith in the ultimate supernatural being and his exquisite offerings to mankind.

KANATAL, situated at a h e i g h t o f 8 5 0 0 f t a n d surrounded by overwhelming s c e n e r y o f G a r h w a l Himalayas, really makes it once in a lifetime must visit destination, for every holiday seeker and nature lover. It is b e e n b e l i e v e d t h a t t h e stunning hill got its name from a beautiful lake which is now dried up and therefore proffer each tourist with E t e r n a l c h o i c e s f o r

sightseeing, leisure walks across hills, breathtaking jeep rides into deep jungles, exploring nature and various adventure activities. Places nearby includes ‘Surkanda Devi Temple’ just 10km away from the main city centre is dedicated to Goddess Sati ( the rst wife of Lord Shiva), there is an unmatched peace & solace inside the temple covered with extreme wilderness and supreme bounty of nature.

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There was a time when

beauty tips only concerned

women who were past a

certain age but in today's

s c e n a r i o t h i n g s h a v e

drastically changed with all

a g e s a n d g e n d e r s a s

everybody has become

conscious and wish to

nurture themselves. Thus,

the very thought of guiding

people out to be healthier,

tter, faster and stronger, gave birth to VLCC

Healthcare Limited, founded by Vandana Luthra in the

year 1989 and is recognized in India and abroad for its

comprehensive portfolio of beauty and wellness

products and unmatched services.

Adarsh Bhatia and Ankur Luthra, the Directors of

VLCC Institute, Dehradun established the Dehradun

Centre in the year 2007 and ever since then have set a

benchmark of imparting international level of quality

education with IAO Accreditation, ISO 9001:2008

Certication, Empanelled Partner with NSDC and also

by being the Member of Beauty and Wellness Sector

Skill Council and providing placement to more than

hundred students every year resulting in hundred per

cent placement till date.

Possessing state of the art infrastructure, trained and qualied faculty, various internship programmes, placements, entrepreneur opportunities and corporate grooming, VLCC also provides free training of Skin, Hair and Make – up to students under N.U.L.M Training Project. This project aims at reducing poverty and vulnerability of the urban poor households by enabling them to access gainful self employment and skilled wage employment opportunities, resulting in an appreciable improvement in their livelihoods on sustainable basis. With more than 70 Institutes, VLCC Institute is a clear leader in the Beauty & Wellness space. VLCC Institute has successfully trained and placed more than one lakh students so far.

With more than 100 courses in Hair, Skin, Nutrition, Make Up and Spa and workshops to choose from, VLCC Institute offers a wide variety of Certicate courses ranging from courses for entry level candidates to working professionals seeking skills upgradation on refresher courses. World class environment, state-of-the-art infrastructure, latest training equipments, well qualied and trained faculty, regularly updated curriculum, dedicated placement cell are some of the key pillars of the institute turning it into the best Beauty, Health and Management Institute. No wonder the VLCC Institute Certicate commands a premium value in the Beauty & Wellness training sector.

VLCC- The Best Beauty, Health & Management Institute : Adarsh Bhatia Kartik Swami Temple – Pristine Abode Of LordKartik Swami Temple – Pristine Abode Of LordKartikeya In Garhwal HimalayasKartikeya In Garhwal Himalayas

Kartik Swami Temple – Pristine Abode Of LordKartikeya In Garhwal Himalayas

'Kartik Swami Temple' is a serene a n d b e a u t i f u l h o l y p l a c e i n Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand. It is devoted to Lord Kartikeya, the eldest son of Hindu God Shiva and his wife Goddess Parvati. Hidden and surrounded by Garhwal Himalayas covered with snow and a narrow ridge oating at an altitude of 3050 metres above sea level, the temple is more than 200years old and one of the most interesting places to tour in the district, mainly attracting

pilgrims nationwide. Nowadays, the ancient shrine is getting more popular among passionate trekkers and enthusiastic freaks due to the amazing beauty and soul-soothing nature of the hike. The pathway leading to the temple has upright slope and prickly mount. The glimpse at the distant mountains of Kedarnath, Bandarpunch, Chaukhamba, Trishul and Nanda Devi will brace your faith in the ultimate supernatural being and his exquisite offerings to mankind.

KANATAL, situated at a h e i g h t o f 8 5 0 0 f t a n d surrounded by overwhelming s c e n e r y o f G a r h w a l Himalayas, really makes it once in a lifetime must visit destination, for every holiday seeker and nature lover. It is b e e n b e l i e v e d t h a t t h e stunning hill got its name from a beautiful lake which is now dried up and therefore proffer each tourist with E t e r n a l c h o i c e s f o r

sightseeing, leisure walks across hills, breathtaking jeep rides into deep jungles, exploring nature and various adventure activities. Places nearby includes ‘Surkanda Devi Temple’ just 10km away from the main city centre is dedicated to Goddess Sati ( the rst wife of Lord Shiva), there is an unmatched peace & solace inside the temple covered with extreme wilderness and supreme bounty of nature.

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'Kodia Jungle' is surely going to excite you with its mystic hidden natural springs, wild pigs, ghorals, musk deer and prevalent birds.‘Tehri Dam’ constructed at a height of 260 metres and Bhagirathi and Bhilangna rivers uniting together, Tehri Dam is the highest dam of our country and also gets included in top 10 highest dams in the world. It’ll always be worth remembering after witnessing mighty Himalayas at the dam, roaring rivers owing into the barrage, boating around the circumference of the dam with some beautiful ducks.

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CHAUKORI, a wonderful village situated at a height of 2010 metres above sea level in Pithoragarh district of Uttarakhand, is one of the best and serene places in India. It’s been surrounded by beautiful tea gardens, lively owers, thick forest and fruit gardens. People all over India, not only get attracted by awesome sunrise but also gets fascinated by the huge snowy mountain ranges nearby which includes Trishul, N a n d a D e v i , P a n c h a c h u l i a n d Chaukhamba. Still things don’t get over

yet; you can also visit some nearby places like Berinag, famous for different kinds of snakes, Patal Bhuvaneshwar renowned for a series of caves having different structures, shapes and sizes of stalactite associated with interesting stories from mythology, Dharamghar a scenic place where apparent view of Himalayas can be distinguished and Musk Deer Park a place where musk extraction takes place and serves as a breeding ground for rare animals.

“Without education, your children can never really meet the challenges they will face. So it’s very important to give children education and explain that they should play a role for their country.” – Nelson Mandela. There are numerous well established s c h o o l s i n Uttarakhand, the maximum being in Dehradun owing to which it is also k n o w n a s t h e education hub and h a s t h e m o s t eminent schools across the country and globe as well. Inclusive, good-quality education is a foundation for dynamic and equitable societies and cultivation to the mind through apt guidance and right education is as necessary as food to the body. A human being cannot attain his full heights until he is well educated.

Summer Valley School is one such school in Dehradun which has been delivering its best since its inception in the year 1994.The School aims at not only providing high-quality education but also producing citizens with all-round personality, fully

equipped to march out into the world, ready to scale new heights and explore new vistas in life. The emphasis is on i m p a r t i n g education aimed at forming a character based on discipline, self-reliance and moral Integri ty. SVS encourages

students to inculcate the qualities of perseverance and intellectual curiosity and blend them with innovation in the pursuit of knowledge and education that will help them to stand on their own feet. To this end, the School lays emphasis on academics as

RIGHT EDUCATION IS OF PARAMOUNT NECESSITATE : SUMMER VALLEY SCHOOL

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'Kodia Jungle' is surely going to excite you with its mystic hidden natural springs, wild pigs, ghorals, musk deer and prevalent birds.‘Tehri Dam’ constructed at a height of 260 metres and Bhagirathi and Bhilangna rivers uniting together, Tehri Dam is the highest dam of our country and also gets included in top 10 highest dams in the world. It’ll always be worth remembering after witnessing mighty Himalayas at the dam, roaring rivers owing into the barrage, boating around the circumference of the dam with some beautiful ducks.

Chaukori – Land Of Hypnotizing Sunrise And SunsetChaukori – Land Of Hypnotizing Sunrise And SunsetChaukori – Land Of Hypnotizing Sunrise And Sunset

CHAUKORI, a wonderful village situated at a height of 2010 metres above sea level in Pithoragarh district of Uttarakhand, is one of the best and serene places in India. It’s been surrounded by beautiful tea gardens, lively owers, thick forest and fruit gardens. People all over India, not only get attracted by awesome sunrise but also gets fascinated by the huge snowy mountain ranges nearby which includes Trishul, N a n d a D e v i , P a n c h a c h u l i a n d Chaukhamba. Still things don’t get over

yet; you can also visit some nearby places like Berinag, famous for different kinds of snakes, Patal Bhuvaneshwar renowned for a series of caves having different structures, shapes and sizes of stalactite associated with interesting stories from mythology, Dharamghar a scenic place where apparent view of Himalayas can be distinguished and Musk Deer Park a place where musk extraction takes place and serves as a breeding ground for rare animals.

“Without education, your children can never really meet the challenges they will face. So it’s very important to give children education and explain that they should play a role for their country.” – Nelson Mandela. There are numerous well established s c h o o l s i n Uttarakhand, the maximum being in Dehradun owing to which it is also k n o w n a s t h e education hub and h a s t h e m o s t eminent schools across the country and globe as well. Inclusive, good-quality education is a foundation for dynamic and equitable societies and cultivation to the mind through apt guidance and right education is as necessary as food to the body. A human being cannot attain his full heights until he is well educated.

Summer Valley School is one such school in Dehradun which has been delivering its best since its inception in the year 1994.The School aims at not only providing high-quality education but also producing citizens with all-round personality, fully

equipped to march out into the world, ready to scale new heights and explore new vistas in life. The emphasis is on i m p a r t i n g education aimed at forming a character based on discipline, self-reliance and moral Integri ty. SVS encourages

students to inculcate the qualities of perseverance and intellectual curiosity and blend them with innovation in the pursuit of knowledge and education that will help them to stand on their own feet. To this end, the School lays emphasis on academics as

RIGHT EDUCATION IS OF PARAMOUNT NECESSITATE : SUMMER VALLEY SCHOOL

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well as sports and extra-curricular activities in equal measure. Right Education is a shared commitment between teachers, students and parents. Dr. Ashok Wasu has been instrumental in starting both Summer Valley School and Sun Valley School. The huge nancial, administrative, managerial, academic and other inputs that have gone into making this educational edice c a l l e d S u m m e r Val ley and Sun Valley School bear eloquent testimony to not only the visionary zeal but also to all around abilities of the man. The school runs w i t h o u t a n y distinctions of race, c reed , cas t e o r s o c i a l s t a t u s expecting to inspire students to enhance the atmosphere of Indian Tradition, culture and social environment.Situated in the heart of the city, the school is divided into 3 campuses, the Boys’, Girls’ and an associated Junior School, Sun Valley. Consisting of spacious well- equipped and latest Science and Computer laboratories, the school believes that

practical training sessions are extremely vital for students of today’s generation. The school equally focuses on Middle School labs. There is also an Audio –Visual Room for extra- curricular purposes like holding seminars, presentations and lectures. Unleashed with Edu-Comp facility and 4 way audio surround gives it a perfect look. The medium of instruction is

English, afliated to CISCE, New Delhi. The School is ranked No.1 Day Cum Residential S c h o o l i n D e h r a d u n , Uttarakhand and 10th at All India L e v e l i n t h e Education World I n d i a S c h o o l Ranking - 2017. Summer Va l l ey

School has a rich alumni, spread across the globe, delivering their best in their own spheres. Thus, one can proudly vouch that Summer Valley School has been successful in listing itself amongst the top schools of the country with successful completion of its glorious 25 years in 2018.

Edu-Laurels

From students' pen

Test yourself on what you have studied. Avoid interrupting your concentration. Reward yourself for studying. Don’t panic at Exam time. Establish a Routine. Set a Timetable. Look after yourself. Create a study Environment. Ask your teachers for guidance. Have variety in your study programs.

of Nirmal Deepmala School, Rishikesh

Teachers have very important responsibility of shaping the lives of young, impressionable children with this responsibility comes great pride and Joy. For all our dedicated teachers in moulding us to be good students. A good teacher always pushes students to want to do their best while at the same time trying to make learning interesting as well as creative. A positive or negative inuence from a teacher later on in life can have a great effect on the life of a child. I love my teachers and always respect them.

Shivansh RaturiV B

10 Tips of Success

A Good Teacher

This is completely satisfying statement. If there is no health then there is no inner peace and happiness. To make people aware about this, we celebrate world health day every year on 7 April. "Health brings happiness". Teenage girls have many medical problems and health issues which they don’t want to share with anyone. But if they don't share these problems then it can be a health hazard. This year the main theme of W.H.O. (World Health Organization) was teenage problems and health issues. Lioness club, Rishikesh organized a seminar on this topic which was attended by the girls of N.D.S. (from class 7 to 9 ) and N.G.A. (from class 6 to 11). The Main Organizers were Mrs. Uma Kinger - President, lioness Club, Rishikesh, Secretary - Mrs. Ayushi Chabra, Vice President 1 - Mrs. Pronila Sadhna, Vice President 2 - Mrs. Harleen Kaur Jassal and member, Mrs. Sheetal Sharma. Prof Jaya Chaturvedi, H.O.D. Obstetrics, gynaecology Deptt. AIMS Rishikesh and Mrs. Jyoti Darbari Dietician and nutritional expert came and honored us with their mesmerizing words. Professor Jaya Chaturvedi also showed us a slideshow on teenage girls’ problem and cures. The programme was conceptualized and explained well. This was a great learning experience for all the girl students. They would denitely benet themselves by following the suggestions given by the resource persons.

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Health is Wealth

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well as sports and extra-curricular activities in equal measure. Right Education is a shared commitment between teachers, students and parents. Dr. Ashok Wasu has been instrumental in starting both Summer Valley School and Sun Valley School. The huge nancial, administrative, managerial, academic and other inputs that have gone into making this educational edice c a l l e d S u m m e r Val ley and Sun Valley School bear eloquent testimony to not only the visionary zeal but also to all around abilities of the man. The school runs w i t h o u t a n y distinctions of race, c reed , cas t e o r s o c i a l s t a t u s expecting to inspire students to enhance the atmosphere of Indian Tradition, culture and social environment.Situated in the heart of the city, the school is divided into 3 campuses, the Boys’, Girls’ and an associated Junior School, Sun Valley. Consisting of spacious well- equipped and latest Science and Computer laboratories, the school believes that

practical training sessions are extremely vital for students of today’s generation. The school equally focuses on Middle School labs. There is also an Audio –Visual Room for extra- curricular purposes like holding seminars, presentations and lectures. Unleashed with Edu-Comp facility and 4 way audio surround gives it a perfect look. The medium of instruction is

English, afliated to CISCE, New Delhi. The School is ranked No.1 Day Cum Residential S c h o o l i n D e h r a d u n , Uttarakhand and 10th at All India L e v e l i n t h e Education World I n d i a S c h o o l Ranking - 2017. Summer Va l l ey

School has a rich alumni, spread across the globe, delivering their best in their own spheres. Thus, one can proudly vouch that Summer Valley School has been successful in listing itself amongst the top schools of the country with successful completion of its glorious 25 years in 2018.

Edu-Laurels

From students' pen

Test yourself on what you have studied. Avoid interrupting your concentration. Reward yourself for studying. Don’t panic at Exam time. Establish a Routine. Set a Timetable. Look after yourself. Create a study Environment. Ask your teachers for guidance. Have variety in your study programs.

of Nirmal Deepmala School, Rishikesh

Teachers have very important responsibility of shaping the lives of young, impressionable children with this responsibility comes great pride and Joy. For all our dedicated teachers in moulding us to be good students. A good teacher always pushes students to want to do their best while at the same time trying to make learning interesting as well as creative. A positive or negative inuence from a teacher later on in life can have a great effect on the life of a child. I love my teachers and always respect them.

Shivansh RaturiV B

10 Tips of Success

A Good Teacher

This is completely satisfying statement. If there is no health then there is no inner peace and happiness. To make people aware about this, we celebrate world health day every year on 7 April. "Health brings happiness". Teenage girls have many medical problems and health issues which they don’t want to share with anyone. But if they don't share these problems then it can be a health hazard. This year the main theme of W.H.O. (World Health Organization) was teenage problems and health issues. Lioness club, Rishikesh organized a seminar on this topic which was attended by the girls of N.D.S. (from class 7 to 9 ) and N.G.A. (from class 6 to 11). The Main Organizers were Mrs. Uma Kinger - President, lioness Club, Rishikesh, Secretary - Mrs. Ayushi Chabra, Vice President 1 - Mrs. Pronila Sadhna, Vice President 2 - Mrs. Harleen Kaur Jassal and member, Mrs. Sheetal Sharma. Prof Jaya Chaturvedi, H.O.D. Obstetrics, gynaecology Deptt. AIMS Rishikesh and Mrs. Jyoti Darbari Dietician and nutritional expert came and honored us with their mesmerizing words. Professor Jaya Chaturvedi also showed us a slideshow on teenage girls’ problem and cures. The programme was conceptualized and explained well. This was a great learning experience for all the girl students. They would denitely benet themselves by following the suggestions given by the resource persons.

Kavya gupta 7C

Health is Wealth

Akash RawatVI C


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The Annual District Athletics Meet commenced at the RIMC on 4 November 2017. Many schools and academies participated in the Event. The Meet began with the traditional March Past by the contingents, in which the RIMC Contingent was adjudged as the Best in Men's Category. This was followed by the PT Display which enthralled all. Cadet Anirudh Sudan won two Golds in 1000m and 1500m, and Cadet Ayush Agnihotri won Gold in the Javelin Event. Many Relay Teams won Silver and Bronze Medals. The Under 16 Team won the Group Championship. A total of 3 Gold Medals, 10 Silver Medals, and 9 Bronze Medals were won. Despite this, RIMC could not continue their winning streak in the Competition, and landed Third. Overall, Scholars Home was declared the Champions.

Cadet Aditya Singh RanaClass II

DISTRICT ATHLETICS

One of the most eminent scientists, a n e p i t o m e o f intellect, Sir Isaac Newton, was once asked to quantify his knowledge, to which he replied that he had just started playing with the pebbles on the shore of the Sea of Knowledge. The

other epitome of wisdom and knowledge, Socrates, said, "I know nothing except for the fact of my ignorance". When Faraday rst made public his discovery that relative motion between a bar magnet and a wire loop produces a small current in the latter, he was downplayed and asked," What is the use of it?"His reply to their query was yet another question," What is the use of a new-born baby?" And today, the whole world celebrates the birth of the now, grown up baby, as we owe electricity, rather our progress to the seemingly useless discovery!That's the ironical difference between a learned, literate person and an illiterate person. A literate person knows many things and he also knows that he doesn't know many more things, whereas an illiterate person doesn't know anything and he also

doesn't know that there exist things which he doesn't know. Faraday knew a lot and he also knew that he doesn't know a lot more and that's what has made all the difference!! "Tu shaheen hai parwaaz hai kaam tera Tere saamnain aasman aur bhi hai" "You are a Falcon, your job is to y, There are other skies in front of you to explore"Glory comes with the knowledge of one's ignorance and a constant effort to eliminate it, come what may. We got to be like a falcon. When a thunderstorm strikes, a falcon doesn't run for shelter like other birds or even human beings do, rather, it soars above the clouds into the clear sky at celestial heights, where there is no rain, no thunder and continues to explore the unexplored skies. For it is what it is, a falcon, which has indeed explored the skies but knows that there remain realms yet to be explored.That's what we the Scholar Warriors, have learnt to bear in mind always. Indeed, we have learned a lot, but there is still a lot more to be learnt. Of course, a lot has been conquered, and still a lot remains to be… ICH DIEN Cadet Abdul Hanan (2866/C/182nd Course)

Rashtriya Indian Military College, Dehradun

ON THE PINIONS OF A FALCON

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The Annual District Athletics Meet commenced at the RIMC on 4 November 2017. Many schools and academies participated in the Event. The Meet began with the traditional March Past by the contingents, in which the RIMC Contingent was adjudged as the Best in Men's Category. This was followed by the PT Display which enthralled all. Cadet Anirudh Sudan won two Golds in 1000m and 1500m, and Cadet Ayush Agnihotri won Gold in the Javelin Event. Many Relay Teams won Silver and Bronze Medals. The Under 16 Team won the Group Championship. A total of 3 Gold Medals, 10 Silver Medals, and 9 Bronze Medals were won. Despite this, RIMC could not continue their winning streak in the Competition, and landed Third. Overall, Scholars Home was declared the Champions.

Cadet Aditya Singh RanaClass II

DISTRICT ATHLETICS

One of the most eminent scientists, a n e p i t o m e o f intellect, Sir Isaac Newton, was once asked to quantify his knowledge, to which he replied that he had just started playing with the pebbles on the shore of the Sea of Knowledge. The

other epitome of wisdom and knowledge, Socrates, said, "I know nothing except for the fact of my ignorance". When Faraday rst made public his discovery that relative motion between a bar magnet and a wire loop produces a small current in the latter, he was downplayed and asked," What is the use of it?"His reply to their query was yet another question," What is the use of a new-born baby?" And today, the whole world celebrates the birth of the now, grown up baby, as we owe electricity, rather our progress to the seemingly useless discovery!That's the ironical difference between a learned, literate person and an illiterate person. A literate person knows many things and he also knows that he doesn't know many more things, whereas an illiterate person doesn't know anything and he also

doesn't know that there exist things which he doesn't know. Faraday knew a lot and he also knew that he doesn't know a lot more and that's what has made all the difference!! "Tu shaheen hai parwaaz hai kaam tera Tere saamnain aasman aur bhi hai" "You are a Falcon, your job is to y, There are other skies in front of you to explore"Glory comes with the knowledge of one's ignorance and a constant effort to eliminate it, come what may. We got to be like a falcon. When a thunderstorm strikes, a falcon doesn't run for shelter like other birds or even human beings do, rather, it soars above the clouds into the clear sky at celestial heights, where there is no rain, no thunder and continues to explore the unexplored skies. For it is what it is, a falcon, which has indeed explored the skies but knows that there remain realms yet to be explored.That's what we the Scholar Warriors, have learnt to bear in mind always. Indeed, we have learned a lot, but there is still a lot more to be learnt. Of course, a lot has been conquered, and still a lot remains to be… ICH DIEN Cadet Abdul Hanan (2866/C/182nd Course)

Rashtriya Indian Military College, Dehradun

ON THE PINIONS OF A FALCON

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14 flracj 2017 dks n bafM;u dSafczt Ldwy esa fganh fnol cM+h /kwe&/kke ls euk;k x;kAbl fnu fo|ky; esa fo'ks"k lHkk dk vk;kstu fd;kx;kA foTMe gkml dh gkml feLVªsl dq0 ½rq tk;loky us fofHkUu d{kkvksa ds cPpksa }kjk ,d lkewfgd lHkk dk vk;kstu fd;k ftlesalekpkj] lqfopkj] rFkk fganh ds ckjs esa fo'ks"k tkudkjh nsdj cPpksa dks voxr djk;kA lafo/kku es afganh dks

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With the advent of time as we grow older, we sense a lot of changes within ourselves; change in the way we think, variations in our thought process, change in our attitude and behavior, transformation in our likes and dislikes,

transmutation in our mental level, change in our thoughts and personality, mutation in our level of understanding and such changes frequently keep taking place,often making us feel confused, gloomy, disheartened, depressed and such uctuations and mood swings at times really become difcult to comprehendand to admit by the sufferers.But, repetitive behavioral changes should not be ignored and to throw light upon the very common problem of depression, gloominess, loss of focus, loss in appetite, lonely and sad behavior, our expert Dr. MeghaLuthra, Professor, Community Medicine SGRRIM&HS, Dehradun Associate Editor, Indian Journal of Community Health, Member IMA(Dehradun Branch), IAPSM, IPHA , has a lot to share with us.THE EXCERPTS OF THE INTERVIEW ARE AS FOLLOWS:UH–What is 'Depression' and what are its symptoms?Dr. Megha- Well, a disease in which there is persistent sadness and a loss of interest in activities that patient normally enjoys, with inability to carry out daily activities, for at least two weeks is commonly understood as Depression, where people usually have one or more of the following symptoms:loss of energy, change in appetite, sleeping more or less, anxiety, reduced concentration, indecisiveness, restlessness, feelings of worthlessness, guilt or hopelessness, in fact even the thoughts of self-harm or suicide.UH–Which age group is generally the victim of this disease? And what's the global ratio of such sufferers?Dr. Megha–If we talk about the global level, more than 300 million people are estimated to suffer from depression amounting to 4.3% of the world's populationaffecting people of all ages and from all socio-economic strata. Globally, depression is most common in the age group of 60-64 years in females as well as males. As per the Global Burden of Disease Study 2015, prevalence of depression by percentage of population in African Region and Region of the Americas far exceeds the world average of 4.4%. Basically, the risk of disease is increased by unemployment, poverty, life events such as relationship break-up or death of a loved one, physical illness and problems caused by substanceabuse. Furthermore, Global suicide rate in males (13/100,000 population) by far exceeds that in females (4/100,000 population). These rates are higher in high-income countries as compared to low and middle-income countries.UH- As there are numerous tensions in one's life, so is being unhappy also a sign of depression?Dr. Megha- Oh yes, certainly but if it prevails for long. Well, there are two main Sub- categories of Depression namely Major Depressive Disorder/ Depressive Episode, where one often has a depressed mood, decreased energy and loss of interest and enjoyment which can be mild, moderate, or severe, depending on the number and severity of symptoms,whereas, the other is Dysthymia, which is a form of mild depression

andis persistent. Although the symptoms are similar to the depressive episode yet they tend to be less intense and last longer.UH- What is your take regarding this ailment as far as the Indian scenario is concerned?Dr. Megha- In India a total of 56,675,969 cases of depression have been identied by WHO with a prevalence of 4.5% of the population. In India joint family system support continues to absorb many ill effects of disease and provides stable environments for shaping and developing life styles and personality traits. This support is gradually diminishing due to urbanization and industrialization and migration of young people to urban areas.UH- Many patients seem shirking from seeing the doctor and discussing about their problem of depression. What are your views regarding this?Dr. Megha- Well, I believe that the doctors exist to cure diseases. Even if it's a mild depression, one should never shirk from seeing the doctor timely. After all, mental health is the state which everyone wants to possess.Mental health has been recognized as a state of well-being in which the individual realizes his or her own abilities, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully and is able to make a contribution to his or her community.Moreover, I think due to widespread social stigma and social discrimination;people do not even disclose the disease to the near and dear ones until they become unmanageable. Existing mental health services are decient in India- less than one psychiatrist is available for every 3 lakh population in India and 1 per million in rural areas. There is poor utilization of available services for mental disorders- nearly 66% of patients diagnosed with mental health problems donot seek help from health professionals. UH- What are the future prospects for mental health in India and your message to our readers.Dr. Megha–Actually, the future prospects for mental health look bright in India if we pursue the international program to stimulate mother-child interaction as a means of personality development of young children. Adolescent boys and girls who are the future parents need greater degree of mental health services to develop value based learning and balanced personality.“New pathways of Hope” have opened up with the launch of National Mental health Policy in October 2014. The vision of this policy is to promote mental health; prevent mental illness; enable recovery from mental illness; reduce stigma and segregation; and ensure socio economic inclusion of persons affected by mental illness. All this shall be achieved by providing accessible, affordable, quality health and social care to all persons through their life span within a right based framework.As far as my message is concerned, I would like to say that if you want your life to be smooth, happy, easy-going, it solely rests upon you. Problems, tensions are common, which keeps on increasing with the advancement of time. This is the life you have; make the best use of it. A beautiful life just does not happen. It is built daily by prayer, humility, sacrice and hard work.

The Expert's Counsel

DEPRESSION - EASILY CURABLE IF DETECTED TIMELY : DR. MEGHA LUTHRA

UH Staff Reporter Says Police is always there for help Need more public support Being DGP of Uttarakhand makes me

proudDGP Anil Raturi was born in Mussoorie and accomplished his schooling from Hampton Court, followed by St. George's College, from where he did his intermediate. Thereafter, he went to Delhi University and did B.A. (Hons.) in English Literature and then MA in English Literature from the University Of Delhi. In an exclusive interview with 'Uttarakhand Heritage', he expressed his views on the essence of the state, his journey so far, the venom of corruption and the co-operation with the public.THE EXCERPTS OF THE INTERVIEW

AS FOLLOWS:UH – Tell us about your journey so far.DGP- Well, after my Masters, I got into the Civil Services and was initially allotted the Uttar Pradesh Cadre. Thus, I worked in UP and rendered my services as SP City Lucknow, SP.Pilibhit, SP Raebareli, SSP Azamgarh, SSP Etawah, SSP Meerut and then I went on Deputation to Government Of India where I was the Assistant Director at the National Police Academy in Hyderabad, where IPS

Ofcers are trained. I trained about 550 IPS Ofcers along with foreign Police Ofcers and then I came back. Later on, when Uttarakhand was carved out, I opted for Uttarakhand and was one of the ofcers to come here as ofcer on special duty to raise the police headquarters here as there was no police infrastructure at that point of time and since then I have been into various capacities in Uttarakhand since 2000. Later on, I was IG Kumaon and then nally in July 2017 I had the honor of becoming the DGP of Uttarakhand. UH- How do you feel shouldering the responsibility as the DGP of Uttarakhand?DGP- I enjoy shouldering the responsibility of DGP as you are the custodian of law and you are the person who is the in-charge of the force of around 30,000 people who looks after the security of more than 1.2 crore people of the state and also another 3 to 4 crore of visitors who come every year and apart from that the internal security aspect of the country which is very sensitive. UH- What is your view regarding our Uttarakhand Police?DGP- Well, we are reasonably equipped force as compared to the other states and of course there is an immense scope of improvement by way of training and induction of technology and most importantly by way of behavior towards the people. The ofcers are attuned towards public and are very much sensitized and they handle the issues pretty well. UH- The capital city possesses extremely porous borders, where people from adjoining districts and other states creep in and give rise to criminal activities. How do you look at this scenario?DGP- Well, any commercial place, or the city worth its name or any state or any resort or destination will have people coming from abroad and other places. But the ip side is that unwanted people, criminals also creep in but being the police organization we keep a close check for which we have surveillance

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With the advent of time as we grow older, we sense a lot of changes within ourselves; change in the way we think, variations in our thought process, change in our attitude and behavior, transformation in our likes and dislikes,

transmutation in our mental level, change in our thoughts and personality, mutation in our level of understanding and such changes frequently keep taking place,often making us feel confused, gloomy, disheartened, depressed and such uctuations and mood swings at times really become difcult to comprehendand to admit by the sufferers.But, repetitive behavioral changes should not be ignored and to throw light upon the very common problem of depression, gloominess, loss of focus, loss in appetite, lonely and sad behavior, our expert Dr. MeghaLuthra, Professor, Community Medicine SGRRIM&HS, Dehradun Associate Editor, Indian Journal of Community Health, Member IMA(Dehradun Branch), IAPSM, IPHA , has a lot to share with us.THE EXCERPTS OF THE INTERVIEW ARE AS FOLLOWS:UH–What is 'Depression' and what are its symptoms?Dr. Megha- Well, a disease in which there is persistent sadness and a loss of interest in activities that patient normally enjoys, with inability to carry out daily activities, for at least two weeks is commonly understood as Depression, where people usually have one or more of the following symptoms:loss of energy, change in appetite, sleeping more or less, anxiety, reduced concentration, indecisiveness, restlessness, feelings of worthlessness, guilt or hopelessness, in fact even the thoughts of self-harm or suicide.UH–Which age group is generally the victim of this disease? And what's the global ratio of such sufferers?Dr. Megha–If we talk about the global level, more than 300 million people are estimated to suffer from depression amounting to 4.3% of the world's populationaffecting people of all ages and from all socio-economic strata. Globally, depression is most common in the age group of 60-64 years in females as well as males. As per the Global Burden of Disease Study 2015, prevalence of depression by percentage of population in African Region and Region of the Americas far exceeds the world average of 4.4%. Basically, the risk of disease is increased by unemployment, poverty, life events such as relationship break-up or death of a loved one, physical illness and problems caused by substanceabuse. Furthermore, Global suicide rate in males (13/100,000 population) by far exceeds that in females (4/100,000 population). These rates are higher in high-income countries as compared to low and middle-income countries.UH- As there are numerous tensions in one's life, so is being unhappy also a sign of depression?Dr. Megha- Oh yes, certainly but if it prevails for long. Well, there are two main Sub- categories of Depression namely Major Depressive Disorder/ Depressive Episode, where one often has a depressed mood, decreased energy and loss of interest and enjoyment which can be mild, moderate, or severe, depending on the number and severity of symptoms,whereas, the other is Dysthymia, which is a form of mild depression

andis persistent. Although the symptoms are similar to the depressive episode yet they tend to be less intense and last longer.UH- What is your take regarding this ailment as far as the Indian scenario is concerned?Dr. Megha- In India a total of 56,675,969 cases of depression have been identied by WHO with a prevalence of 4.5% of the population. In India joint family system support continues to absorb many ill effects of disease and provides stable environments for shaping and developing life styles and personality traits. This support is gradually diminishing due to urbanization and industrialization and migration of young people to urban areas.UH- Many patients seem shirking from seeing the doctor and discussing about their problem of depression. What are your views regarding this?Dr. Megha- Well, I believe that the doctors exist to cure diseases. Even if it's a mild depression, one should never shirk from seeing the doctor timely. After all, mental health is the state which everyone wants to possess.Mental health has been recognized as a state of well-being in which the individual realizes his or her own abilities, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully and is able to make a contribution to his or her community.Moreover, I think due to widespread social stigma and social discrimination;people do not even disclose the disease to the near and dear ones until they become unmanageable. Existing mental health services are decient in India- less than one psychiatrist is available for every 3 lakh population in India and 1 per million in rural areas. There is poor utilization of available services for mental disorders- nearly 66% of patients diagnosed with mental health problems donot seek help from health professionals. UH- What are the future prospects for mental health in India and your message to our readers.Dr. Megha–Actually, the future prospects for mental health look bright in India if we pursue the international program to stimulate mother-child interaction as a means of personality development of young children. Adolescent boys and girls who are the future parents need greater degree of mental health services to develop value based learning and balanced personality.“New pathways of Hope” have opened up with the launch of National Mental health Policy in October 2014. The vision of this policy is to promote mental health; prevent mental illness; enable recovery from mental illness; reduce stigma and segregation; and ensure socio economic inclusion of persons affected by mental illness. All this shall be achieved by providing accessible, affordable, quality health and social care to all persons through their life span within a right based framework.As far as my message is concerned, I would like to say that if you want your life to be smooth, happy, easy-going, it solely rests upon you. Problems, tensions are common, which keeps on increasing with the advancement of time. This is the life you have; make the best use of it. A beautiful life just does not happen. It is built daily by prayer, humility, sacrice and hard work.

The Expert's Counsel

DEPRESSION - EASILY CURABLE IF DETECTED TIMELY : DR. MEGHA LUTHRA

UH Staff Reporter Says Police is always there for help Need more public support Being DGP of Uttarakhand makes me

proudDGP Anil Raturi was born in Mussoorie and accomplished his schooling from Hampton Court, followed by St. George's College, from where he did his intermediate. Thereafter, he went to Delhi University and did B.A. (Hons.) in English Literature and then MA in English Literature from the University Of Delhi. In an exclusive interview with 'Uttarakhand Heritage', he expressed his views on the essence of the state, his journey so far, the venom of corruption and the co-operation with the public.THE EXCERPTS OF THE INTERVIEW

AS FOLLOWS:UH – Tell us about your journey so far.DGP- Well, after my Masters, I got into the Civil Services and was initially allotted the Uttar Pradesh Cadre. Thus, I worked in UP and rendered my services as SP City Lucknow, SP.Pilibhit, SP Raebareli, SSP Azamgarh, SSP Etawah, SSP Meerut and then I went on Deputation to Government Of India where I was the Assistant Director at the National Police Academy in Hyderabad, where IPS

Ofcers are trained. I trained about 550 IPS Ofcers along with foreign Police Ofcers and then I came back. Later on, when Uttarakhand was carved out, I opted for Uttarakhand and was one of the ofcers to come here as ofcer on special duty to raise the police headquarters here as there was no police infrastructure at that point of time and since then I have been into various capacities in Uttarakhand since 2000. Later on, I was IG Kumaon and then nally in July 2017 I had the honor of becoming the DGP of Uttarakhand. UH- How do you feel shouldering the responsibility as the DGP of Uttarakhand?DGP- I enjoy shouldering the responsibility of DGP as you are the custodian of law and you are the person who is the in-charge of the force of around 30,000 people who looks after the security of more than 1.2 crore people of the state and also another 3 to 4 crore of visitors who come every year and apart from that the internal security aspect of the country which is very sensitive. UH- What is your view regarding our Uttarakhand Police?DGP- Well, we are reasonably equipped force as compared to the other states and of course there is an immense scope of improvement by way of training and induction of technology and most importantly by way of behavior towards the people. The ofcers are attuned towards public and are very much sensitized and they handle the issues pretty well. UH- The capital city possesses extremely porous borders, where people from adjoining districts and other states creep in and give rise to criminal activities. How do you look at this scenario?DGP- Well, any commercial place, or the city worth its name or any state or any resort or destination will have people coming from abroad and other places. But the ip side is that unwanted people, criminals also creep in but being the police organization we keep a close check for which we have surveillance

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measure, time to time patrols so that we catch hold of the unwanted elements. The law of the land is there and we are trained to enforce that.UH- What is your outlook regarding corruption as far as Police is concerned?DGP- As far as the corruption is concerned, the image of the police is something which requires a tremendous make over as it is one of the common perceptions. Actually 'Behavior' and 'Corruption' are the two biggest challenges which the police face. So, we need to bring in transparency for that we are trying to train them, motivate them and also trying to bring gadgets which make interface or human discretion very limited. UH- Generally the trauma of accidents occur due to school going children who are seen driving to their schools. What are your views to curtail students hold on vehicles?DGP- We are seized with that. We are making the schools as well as the parents and the guards and different stakeholders aware about

ththe issue. In fact on November 25 , we held a session at St. Joseph Academy to discuss the same issue where different stakeholders were invited. This is a serious problem and through t h i s p l a t f o r m o f U T TA R A K H A N D HERITAGE, I request the public to kindly follow the trafc rules properly and do not allow your kids below 18 years to drive. After all, all these rules are meant for our own safety. UH- What's your notion about the essence of people of Uttarakhand? DGP- Uttarakhand is basically mountainous apart from the plains we have but the essence is of the people who have lived in the mountains for centuries, who have very high character, who have high integrity, the values of humanity and truth, of hard work, of withstanding adversity all such values are there and moreover, people here are peaceful and law abiding and generally non-violent and have a very high human content so that being the case now we have to ensure that the basic character of the place remains the same and the w i n d s o f c h a i n t h a t c o m e s w i t h communication with the developing economy, the essence of the place does not change and t h e p o l i c i n g h a s t o b e d o n e w h i l e

understanding the social milieu. Furthermore, both, the public as well as the police needs to be more supportive. We can't be a one way affair but the lead has to be taken by the police. Police has to make efforts to cross this chasm if there is any between the two. UH- How far has your family support, helped you in the increasing graph of your success and what's your success 'mantra'?DGP- Well, I am very fortunate and God has been very kind. My family has always been very supportive. When I was a kid, my parents supported me a lot, later on my wife and my kids as well. Fortunately, they have the same values which I have. There is no conict whatsoever and that has been a great help. As far as my success mantra is concerned, I have a lways t r ied to work hard , be straightforward and as uncomplicated as possible and as less dependent on luxury as possible and as disciplined and hard working, be it the mental energy or the physical energy; you really need to work hard on both the aspects. If you are stingy on your mental or physical energy, it will not grow. The more you use it, the more it will increase and the more you will be physically and mentally alert and t and the less you be dependent on luxury, the better. Of course, you need a basic civilized life, but beyond a threshold, if you go for luxurious type of life then you will be dependent and you will be a weak human being, so just avoid that.UH- Last but not the least, your message to the public.DGP- Uttarakhand is generally known as 'Devbhoomi', which actually has an in-depth meaning. I feel it is so called as the society here is wonderful because of its basic sterling qualities and values, which need to be preserved and this is why it is such a beautiful place due to which, people from the rest of the world are trying to settle down here. There is hardly anyone who comes here and doesn't wish to settle down. This is a great compliment to this society. Thus, we should be proud that we belong to such an incredible state where when the rest of the world is changing for the worst, we are progressing for the best.

Success Story

Jaspal Rana was born in a Rajput family in Tehri Garhwal in Uttarakhand. He grew up in Mussoorie, Dehradun and later on in Delhi and studied at the K.V. Air Force Station Tughlkabad and St. Stephen's and Sri Aurobindo colleges. His rst coach was his father, Narayan Singh Rana, an Indo-Tibetan Border Police ofcial. Later on , Tibor Ganazol coached him to perfection. In a one- to- one with ‘Uttarakhand Heritage’, Jaspal Rana expressed, “I feel immense proud being an Uttarakhandi and I must say that Uttarakhand is bestowed with lots and lots of talented people. Today, the state is doing extremely well. Well, when I entered into shooting, there were very less resources but anyhow I was determined and was able to do my national debut at the age of 12, at the 31st National Shooting Championship at Ahmedabad and was glad to win a Silver Medal and entered into Standard Pistol shooting fame in which I bagged a Gold at the 46th World Shooting Championship (Junior Section) with a world record score at Milan, Italy, in 1994, which really boosted up my morale and strengthened me to keep going on.”“As far as my achievements are

concerned, I have always tried to give my hundred percent by being focused and to make my state and nation proud. I have won more than 600 medals in the national as well as the international arena of shooting. In the year 1994, I was awarded the Arjuna Award, the highest recognition meted out by the Indian Government for excellence in the world of sports. I also specialize in the category of 25m Centre Fire Pistol shooting and have won several prestigious awards in the sphere of Free Pistol, Air Pistol, Standard Pistol and Rapid Fire Pistol.”

Well, it can clearly be seen that Jaspal Rana has equaled many world records and some of his other signicant achievements include the gold medals he won at Hiroshima, the 2006 Asian Games and the Commonwealth Games. Sharing his opinion about how to be successful, he added, “I believe that its always the simple that produces the marvelous, so one should be as simple as possible and should completely focus on the targets one has targeted for, in order to achieve success. Moreover, family support is also very vital and thankfully I am blessed with that. My parents, my wife Reena, kids Devanshi and Yuvraj are my strengths who have always motivated me no matter what. To sum up, I would like to say that it’s nice to see our state dwelling well and trying to meet the international standards and I wish ‘Uttarakhand Heritage’ to prosper well and highlight the essence of our state and represent it internationally one day .”

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measure, time to time patrols so that we catch hold of the unwanted elements. The law of the land is there and we are trained to enforce that.UH- What is your outlook regarding corruption as far as Police is concerned?DGP- As far as the corruption is concerned, the image of the police is something which requires a tremendous make over as it is one of the common perceptions. Actually 'Behavior' and 'Corruption' are the two biggest challenges which the police face. So, we need to bring in transparency for that we are trying to train them, motivate them and also trying to bring gadgets which make interface or human discretion very limited. UH- Generally the trauma of accidents occur due to school going children who are seen driving to their schools. What are your views to curtail students hold on vehicles?DGP- We are seized with that. We are making the schools as well as the parents and the guards and different stakeholders aware about

ththe issue. In fact on November 25 , we held a session at St. Joseph Academy to discuss the same issue where different stakeholders were invited. This is a serious problem and through t h i s p l a t f o r m o f U T TA R A K H A N D HERITAGE, I request the public to kindly follow the trafc rules properly and do not allow your kids below 18 years to drive. After all, all these rules are meant for our own safety. UH- What's your notion about the essence of people of Uttarakhand? DGP- Uttarakhand is basically mountainous apart from the plains we have but the essence is of the people who have lived in the mountains for centuries, who have very high character, who have high integrity, the values of humanity and truth, of hard work, of withstanding adversity all such values are there and moreover, people here are peaceful and law abiding and generally non-violent and have a very high human content so that being the case now we have to ensure that the basic character of the place remains the same and the w i n d s o f c h a i n t h a t c o m e s w i t h communication with the developing economy, the essence of the place does not change and t h e p o l i c i n g h a s t o b e d o n e w h i l e

understanding the social milieu. Furthermore, both, the public as well as the police needs to be more supportive. We can't be a one way affair but the lead has to be taken by the police. Police has to make efforts to cross this chasm if there is any between the two. UH- How far has your family support, helped you in the increasing graph of your success and what's your success 'mantra'?DGP- Well, I am very fortunate and God has been very kind. My family has always been very supportive. When I was a kid, my parents supported me a lot, later on my wife and my kids as well. Fortunately, they have the same values which I have. There is no conict whatsoever and that has been a great help. As far as my success mantra is concerned, I have a lways t r ied to work hard , be straightforward and as uncomplicated as possible and as less dependent on luxury as possible and as disciplined and hard working, be it the mental energy or the physical energy; you really need to work hard on both the aspects. If you are stingy on your mental or physical energy, it will not grow. The more you use it, the more it will increase and the more you will be physically and mentally alert and t and the less you be dependent on luxury, the better. Of course, you need a basic civilized life, but beyond a threshold, if you go for luxurious type of life then you will be dependent and you will be a weak human being, so just avoid that.UH- Last but not the least, your message to the public.DGP- Uttarakhand is generally known as 'Devbhoomi', which actually has an in-depth meaning. I feel it is so called as the society here is wonderful because of its basic sterling qualities and values, which need to be preserved and this is why it is such a beautiful place due to which, people from the rest of the world are trying to settle down here. There is hardly anyone who comes here and doesn't wish to settle down. This is a great compliment to this society. Thus, we should be proud that we belong to such an incredible state where when the rest of the world is changing for the worst, we are progressing for the best.

Success Story

Jaspal Rana was born in a Rajput family in Tehri Garhwal in Uttarakhand. He grew up in Mussoorie, Dehradun and later on in Delhi and studied at the K.V. Air Force Station Tughlkabad and St. Stephen's and Sri Aurobindo colleges. His rst coach was his father, Narayan Singh Rana, an Indo-Tibetan Border Police ofcial. Later on , Tibor Ganazol coached him to perfection. In a one- to- one with ‘Uttarakhand Heritage’, Jaspal Rana expressed, “I feel immense proud being an Uttarakhandi and I must say that Uttarakhand is bestowed with lots and lots of talented people. Today, the state is doing extremely well. Well, when I entered into shooting, there were very less resources but anyhow I was determined and was able to do my national debut at the age of 12, at the 31st National Shooting Championship at Ahmedabad and was glad to win a Silver Medal and entered into Standard Pistol shooting fame in which I bagged a Gold at the 46th World Shooting Championship (Junior Section) with a world record score at Milan, Italy, in 1994, which really boosted up my morale and strengthened me to keep going on.”“As far as my achievements are

concerned, I have always tried to give my hundred percent by being focused and to make my state and nation proud. I have won more than 600 medals in the national as well as the international arena of shooting. In the year 1994, I was awarded the Arjuna Award, the highest recognition meted out by the Indian Government for excellence in the world of sports. I also specialize in the category of 25m Centre Fire Pistol shooting and have won several prestigious awards in the sphere of Free Pistol, Air Pistol, Standard Pistol and Rapid Fire Pistol.”

Well, it can clearly be seen that Jaspal Rana has equaled many world records and some of his other signicant achievements include the gold medals he won at Hiroshima, the 2006 Asian Games and the Commonwealth Games. Sharing his opinion about how to be successful, he added, “I believe that its always the simple that produces the marvelous, so one should be as simple as possible and should completely focus on the targets one has targeted for, in order to achieve success. Moreover, family support is also very vital and thankfully I am blessed with that. My parents, my wife Reena, kids Devanshi and Yuvraj are my strengths who have always motivated me no matter what. To sum up, I would like to say that it’s nice to see our state dwelling well and trying to meet the international standards and I wish ‘Uttarakhand Heritage’ to prosper well and highlight the essence of our state and represent it internationally one day .”

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d`f"k foHkkx }kjk lapkfyr fofHkUu ;kstuk;sa1- us'kuy QwM flD;ksfjVh fe'ku&p;fur {ks=ksa esa /kku] xsgwa] eksVs vukt (eDdk ,oa NksVs /kkU;) ,oa nyguh Qlyksa dh uohure

iztkfr;ksa ds DyLVj izn'kZuksa dk vk;kstu] vf/kd mitnk;h iztkfr;ksa ds chtksa ds forj.k] nygu Qly ds cht mRiknu] lw{e iks"kd rRoksa d`f"k j{kk jlk;uksa] tSo jlk;uksa ,oa d`f"k ;a=ksa ty laej.k VSad rFkk vkVk pDdh ij jkt lgk;rkA

2- us'kuy fe'ku Qkj lLVsuscy ,xzhdYpj%&

(v) o"kkZ vk/kkfjr {ks= fodkl dk;ZØe%&m|ku] i'kq/ku] Ms;jh] flYohikLVksjy] eRL;] o`{k mRiknu ,oa d`f"k okfudh vk/kkfjr QkfeZx flLVe ds lkFk xzhugkml@yks Vuy ikWyhgkml fuekZ.k] ekSu ikyu] lkbyst bdkbZ fuekZ.k] iksLV gkosZLV ,.M LVksjst] fefMy@yksoj jhp]xyh fu;a=.k lajpuk;sa]ty laej.k VSad] ty iz;ksx ,oa forj.k VSjsflax] oehZ dEiksLV bdkbZ;ksa dk fuekZ.k] d`"kd izf'k{k.k rFkk ,Dlikstj foftV vkfn ij Hkkjr ljdkj }kjk iznRr ekudksa ds vuqlkjvuqnku dh lqfo/kk ns; gSA

(c) Lok;y gSYFk eSustesUV%

(i) e`nk LokLF; dkMZ ;kstuk%& e`nk LokLF; dkMZ miyC/k djkus ds fy, dsUæ ljdkj }kjk us'kuy fe'ku QkWj lLVsuscy ,xzhdYpj ds varxZr e`nk LokLF; dkMZ ;kstuk lapkfyr dh tk jgh gSAe`nk LokLF; izcU/ku gsrq leLr d`"kdksa dks 02 o"kZ ds pØ esa e`nk LokLF; dkMZ dk forj.k fd;s tkus dk y{; gSA

(ii) ijEijkxr d`f"k fodkl ;kstuk%& ioZrh; {ks= esa ijEijkxr d`f"k Qlyksa tSls /kkU; Qlysa eaMqvk] >axksjk] phuk] rksj] mM+n] ukSjaxh] elwj] xgr] dqYFkh] lks;kchu] eVV~] fry] rksfj;k@ljlksa vkfn dh [ksrh esa ijEijkxr rduhdh esa vk/kqfud d`f"k rduhdh dk ;Fkk laHko lekos'k dj bu Qlyksa ds mRiknu ,oa mRikndrk esa o`f¼ rFkk d`"kdksa dh vk; esa o`f¼ djukA

3& jk"Vªh; frygu ,oa vkW;yike fe'ku%& izns'k esa frygu {ks=Qy ,oa mRiknu c<kus ds mn~ns'; ls fryguh Qlyksa ds CykWd izn'kZu] d`"kd izf'k{k.k rFkk cht] ;a= ty laogu ikbi rFkk Qsjkseksu VªsIl forj.k dk vuqnkuA

4& us'kuy fe'ku vkWu ,xzhdYpjy ,DlVsa'ku ,.M VSDuksykWth(NMAET) vUrxZr lapkfyr dk;ZØe

(v) lc&fe'ku vkWu ,xzhdYpjy ,DlVsa'ku (SMAE) ,oa tuin Lrj ij ,xzhdYpj VSDuksykWth eSustesUV ,tsUlh&vkRek (dsanziksf"kr) ds vraxZr d`f"k] m|ku] i'kqikyu] eRL;] js'ke] xUuk vkfn js[kh; foHkkxksa ds lefUor iz;klksa ls d`"kd izf'k{k.k] izn'kZu]d`"kd v/;;u Hkze.kksa dk vk;kstu] d`"kd lewg dks lgk;rk]d`"kd iqjLdkj]QkeZ Ldwy dk;ZØe lapkfyr fd;s tk jgs gSA

(c) lc fe'ku vkWu lhM ,.M IykfVax efVfj;y (cht xzke ;kstuk)%&p;fur xzkeksa esa d`"kdksa dkss ,d ,dM+ {ks=Qy ds fy;s

chtksRiknu gsrq 50% vuqnku ij /kkU; Qlyksa ,oa 60% vuqnku ij nygu@frygu Qlyksa ds cht forj.k] izf'k{k.k rFkk Hk.Mkj.k gsrq cq[kkfj;ksa ij vuqnku dh lqfo/kkA

(l) lc fe'ku vkWu ,xzhdYpjy eSdsukbZts'ku (SMAM)1& izn'kZuksa ds }kjk izpkj&izlkj ,oa lqn`<+hdj.k 2&d`"kh ;a=ks gsrq foRrh; lgk;rk 3&dLVe gkbfjax lsUVj rFkk QkeZ e'khujh cSadks dh LFkkiuk gsrq foRrh; lgk;rk iznku djukA

5& jk"Vªh; d`f"k fodkl ;kstuk%& d`f"k {ks= esa lexz rFkk rhoz xfr ls fodkl gsrq d`f"k rFkk js[kh; foHkkxksa ds lg;ksx ls dk;ZØe lapkfyr fd;s tk jgs gSaA ftlesa d`f"k foHkkx }kjk ,dhd`r d`f"k ,oa Hkwfe laj{k.k dk;ZØe] taxyh tkuojksa ls Hkwfe ,oa Qly lqj{kk gsrq dk;ZØe (?ksjckM+ ;kstuk)] tSfod d`f"k rFkk d`"kd egksRloksa dk vk;kstu fd;k tk jgk gSA

6& iz/kkuea=h d`"kh flapkbZ ;kstuk%&izns'k esa ty ds mi;ksx dks c<kuk vkSj [ksrh ;ksX; Hkwfe ds flafpr {ks= esa o`f¼ djus ds mn~ns'; ls

iz/kkuea=h d`f"k flapkbZ ;kstuk fØ;kUo;u izLrkfor gSA blds pkj eq[; ?kVd gS ;Fkk& 1- AIBP, 2- gj [ksr dks ikuh 3- gj cw¡n vf/kd Qly rFkk 4- tykxe fodklA

7& iz/kkuea=h Qly chek ;kstuk (PMFBY)& izns'k esa ;kstukUrxZr /kku] eaMqok ,oa xsgwa dh Qlysa vkPNkfnr gSaA d`"kdksa }kjk ns;

fizfe;e nj /kku ,oa eaMwok esa 2 % rFkk xsgw¡ esa 1-5 % gSA

8& vuqlwfpr tkfr@tutkfr ckgqY; xzkeksa esa d`f"k fodkl dk;ZØe ;kstuk%& izns'k ds vuqlwfpr tkfr@vuqlwfpr tutkfr ckgqY; xzkeksa esa d`"kdksa ds ykHkkFkZ gsrq lapkfyr dh tk jgh gS] ftlesa vuqlwfpr tkfr ckgqY; xzkeksa ds 30 xzkeksa rFkk vuqlwfpr tutkfr ds 8 xzke ykHkkfUor fd;s tk jgs gSaA ;kstukUrxZr lewgksa esa d`f"k ;a= rFkk vU; d`f"k fuos'k 'kr&izfr'kr vuqnku ij forfjr fd;s tk jgs gaSA

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Uttarakhand is generally referred to as the Devbhoomi "Land of the Gods" due to many Hindu Temples and pilgrimage centers found throughout the state. Culture makes people understand each other better and if they understand each other better in their soul, it becomes easy for every individual to be happy. As the time is advancing, I personally feel that preservation of culture is must, where it does not require contempt or disrespect for other cultures, the point is that we need to preserve our culture and we must continue doing it. Talking about the festivals of Uttarakhand, we all know how colorful and distinctive they are with the blend of various social and cultural factors. The love for color and joyous celebrations of the people of Uttarakhand is well reected by the elaborate rituals. Our Folk and tradition are also unmatched. Some of the popular folk songs are `Mandals`, `Panwaras` and Somber `Khuded`, `Thadya` and `Jhoda`.These folk songs are composed on the beats and nodes of Dhol, Damoun, Turri, Ransingha, Dholki, Daur, Thali, Bhankora and Masakbhaja.Although with the upcoming advancement in science and technology, the music in Uttarakhand has also gained a lot of changes over the years.It’s really great to know that lately people have become more aware of our culture. Though Uttarakhand has become a global village that has its own inuence yet I feel that there is certainly the need of spreading awareness about our culture especially amongst the youth. Well, culture develops by the adjustment with the nature. We are being inuenced by the other cultures as well as we all are traveling and knowing different things. Internet has also turned out to be a boon wherein just by one click, one can get to know about enormous places.

I believe that written words speak volume and helps in spreading awareness, thus, such an initiative of this magazine is appreciated where not only school students, college students, youth will nd themselves connected but also the public at large as this is an apt platform where through the varied informative and conversant columns, the essence of Uttarakhand can be felt and the ones doing extremely well also get recognition. As far as our Department of Culture is concerned, our mandate is to protect, conserve and develop all aspects of culture, comprising of Folk Music, Dance, Art, tales and so on. We have been providing stage to the folk artists as we very well understand that folk is the core of culture in every society. We are extremely proud of our artists, as many of them namely, Pritam Bhartwan, Narendra Negi, Sangeeta Dhondiyal have been successful in taking our culture to the national as well as international level. Moreover, different cultural groups from various countries are also welcome to showcase their culture so as to form strong intercultural communication and blend. Apart from this, we keep conducting workshops in typical ‘Guru-Shishya’ parampara. Additionally, we are trying to document all the aspects of our culture in order to preserve them for our future generation.The culture of Uttarakhand shows a distinctive pattern, with the elements from each of the ethnic groups and sub-groups that resides in this place. It can be said that the culture of Uttarakhand is a juncture where the different cultures of the Kumaoni-Garhwal meet.So, let’s get united, join hands together to spread, preserve and uplift our culture.

UTTARAKHAND IS RICH IN CULTURE � BEENA BHATT DIRECTORATE OF CULTURE, GOVERNMENT OF UTTARAKHAND


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iztkfr;ksa ds DyLVj izn'kZuksa dk vk;kstu] vf/kd mitnk;h iztkfr;ksa ds chtksa ds forj.k] nygu Qly ds cht mRiknu] lw{e iks"kd rRoksa d`f"k j{kk jlk;uksa] tSo jlk;uksa ,oa d`f"k ;a=ksa ty laej.k VSad rFkk vkVk pDdh ij jkt lgk;rkA

2- us'kuy fe'ku Qkj lLVsuscy ,xzhdYpj%&

(v) o"kkZ vk/kkfjr {ks= fodkl dk;ZØe%&m|ku] i'kq/ku] Ms;jh] flYohikLVksjy] eRL;] o`{k mRiknu ,oa d`f"k okfudh vk/kkfjr QkfeZx flLVe ds lkFk xzhugkml@yks Vuy ikWyhgkml fuekZ.k] ekSu ikyu] lkbyst bdkbZ fuekZ.k] iksLV gkosZLV ,.M LVksjst] fefMy@yksoj jhp]xyh fu;a=.k lajpuk;sa]ty laej.k VSad] ty iz;ksx ,oa forj.k VSjsflax] oehZ dEiksLV bdkbZ;ksa dk fuekZ.k] d`"kd izf'k{k.k rFkk ,Dlikstj foftV vkfn ij Hkkjr ljdkj }kjk iznRr ekudksa ds vuqlkjvuqnku dh lqfo/kk ns; gSA

(c) Lok;y gSYFk eSustesUV%

(i) e`nk LokLF; dkMZ ;kstuk%& e`nk LokLF; dkMZ miyC/k djkus ds fy, dsUæ ljdkj }kjk us'kuy fe'ku QkWj lLVsuscy ,xzhdYpj ds varxZr e`nk LokLF; dkMZ ;kstuk lapkfyr dh tk jgh gSAe`nk LokLF; izcU/ku gsrq leLr d`"kdksa dks 02 o"kZ ds pØ esa e`nk LokLF; dkMZ dk forj.k fd;s tkus dk y{; gSA

(ii) ijEijkxr d`f"k fodkl ;kstuk%& ioZrh; {ks= esa ijEijkxr d`f"k Qlyksa tSls /kkU; Qlysa eaMqvk] >axksjk] phuk] rksj] mM+n] ukSjaxh] elwj] xgr] dqYFkh] lks;kchu] eVV~] fry] rksfj;k@ljlksa vkfn dh [ksrh esa ijEijkxr rduhdh esa vk/kqfud d`f"k rduhdh dk ;Fkk laHko lekos'k dj bu Qlyksa ds mRiknu ,oa mRikndrk esa o`f¼ rFkk d`"kdksa dh vk; esa o`f¼ djukA

3& jk"Vªh; frygu ,oa vkW;yike fe'ku%& izns'k esa frygu {ks=Qy ,oa mRiknu c<kus ds mn~ns'; ls fryguh Qlyksa ds CykWd izn'kZu] d`"kd izf'k{k.k rFkk cht] ;a= ty laogu ikbi rFkk Qsjkseksu VªsIl forj.k dk vuqnkuA

4& us'kuy fe'ku vkWu ,xzhdYpjy ,DlVsa'ku ,.M VSDuksykWth(NMAET) vUrxZr lapkfyr dk;ZØe

(v) lc&fe'ku vkWu ,xzhdYpjy ,DlVsa'ku (SMAE) ,oa tuin Lrj ij ,xzhdYpj VSDuksykWth eSustesUV ,tsUlh&vkRek (dsanziksf"kr) ds vraxZr d`f"k] m|ku] i'kqikyu] eRL;] js'ke] xUuk vkfn js[kh; foHkkxksa ds lefUor iz;klksa ls d`"kd izf'k{k.k] izn'kZu]d`"kd v/;;u Hkze.kksa dk vk;kstu] d`"kd lewg dks lgk;rk]d`"kd iqjLdkj]QkeZ Ldwy dk;ZØe lapkfyr fd;s tk jgs gSA

(c) lc fe'ku vkWu lhM ,.M IykfVax efVfj;y (cht xzke ;kstuk)%&p;fur xzkeksa esa d`"kdksa dkss ,d ,dM+ {ks=Qy ds fy;s

chtksRiknu gsrq 50% vuqnku ij /kkU; Qlyksa ,oa 60% vuqnku ij nygu@frygu Qlyksa ds cht forj.k] izf'k{k.k rFkk Hk.Mkj.k gsrq cq[kkfj;ksa ij vuqnku dh lqfo/kkA

(l) lc fe'ku vkWu ,xzhdYpjy eSdsukbZts'ku (SMAM)1& izn'kZuksa ds }kjk izpkj&izlkj ,oa lqn`<+hdj.k 2&d`"kh ;a=ks gsrq foRrh; lgk;rk 3&dLVe gkbfjax lsUVj rFkk QkeZ e'khujh cSadks dh LFkkiuk gsrq foRrh; lgk;rk iznku djukA

5& jk"Vªh; d`f"k fodkl ;kstuk%& d`f"k {ks= esa lexz rFkk rhoz xfr ls fodkl gsrq d`f"k rFkk js[kh; foHkkxksa ds lg;ksx ls dk;ZØe lapkfyr fd;s tk jgs gSaA ftlesa d`f"k foHkkx }kjk ,dhd`r d`f"k ,oa Hkwfe laj{k.k dk;ZØe] taxyh tkuojksa ls Hkwfe ,oa Qly lqj{kk gsrq dk;ZØe (?ksjckM+ ;kstuk)] tSfod d`f"k rFkk d`"kd egksRloksa dk vk;kstu fd;k tk jgk gSA

6& iz/kkuea=h d`"kh flapkbZ ;kstuk%&izns'k esa ty ds mi;ksx dks c<kuk vkSj [ksrh ;ksX; Hkwfe ds flafpr {ks= esa o`f¼ djus ds mn~ns'; ls

iz/kkuea=h d`f"k flapkbZ ;kstuk fØ;kUo;u izLrkfor gSA blds pkj eq[; ?kVd gS ;Fkk& 1- AIBP, 2- gj [ksr dks ikuh 3- gj cw¡n vf/kd Qly rFkk 4- tykxe fodklA

7& iz/kkuea=h Qly chek ;kstuk (PMFBY)& izns'k esa ;kstukUrxZr /kku] eaMqok ,oa xsgwa dh Qlysa vkPNkfnr gSaA d`"kdksa }kjk ns;

fizfe;e nj /kku ,oa eaMwok esa 2 % rFkk xsgw¡ esa 1-5 % gSA

8& vuqlwfpr tkfr@tutkfr ckgqY; xzkeksa esa d`f"k fodkl dk;ZØe ;kstuk%& izns'k ds vuqlwfpr tkfr@vuqlwfpr tutkfr ckgqY; xzkeksa esa d`"kdksa ds ykHkkFkZ gsrq lapkfyr dh tk jgh gS] ftlesa vuqlwfpr tkfr ckgqY; xzkeksa ds 30 xzkeksa rFkk vuqlwfpr tutkfr ds 8 xzke ykHkkfUor fd;s tk jgs gSaA ;kstukUrxZr lewgksa esa d`f"k ;a= rFkk vU; d`f"k fuos'k 'kr&izfr'kr vuqnku ij forfjr fd;s tk jgs gaSA

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Uttarakhand is generally referred to as the Devbhoomi "Land of the Gods" due to many Hindu Temples and pilgrimage centers found throughout the state. Culture makes people understand each other better and if they understand each other better in their soul, it becomes easy for every individual to be happy. As the time is advancing, I personally feel that preservation of culture is must, where it does not require contempt or disrespect for other cultures, the point is that we need to preserve our culture and we must continue doing it. Talking about the festivals of Uttarakhand, we all know how colorful and distinctive they are with the blend of various social and cultural factors. The love for color and joyous celebrations of the people of Uttarakhand is well reected by the elaborate rituals. Our Folk and tradition are also unmatched. Some of the popular folk songs are `Mandals`, `Panwaras` and Somber `Khuded`, `Thadya` and `Jhoda`.These folk songs are composed on the beats and nodes of Dhol, Damoun, Turri, Ransingha, Dholki, Daur, Thali, Bhankora and Masakbhaja.Although with the upcoming advancement in science and technology, the music in Uttarakhand has also gained a lot of changes over the years.It’s really great to know that lately people have become more aware of our culture. Though Uttarakhand has become a global village that has its own inuence yet I feel that there is certainly the need of spreading awareness about our culture especially amongst the youth. Well, culture develops by the adjustment with the nature. We are being inuenced by the other cultures as well as we all are traveling and knowing different things. Internet has also turned out to be a boon wherein just by one click, one can get to know about enormous places.

I believe that written words speak volume and helps in spreading awareness, thus, such an initiative of this magazine is appreciated where not only school students, college students, youth will nd themselves connected but also the public at large as this is an apt platform where through the varied informative and conversant columns, the essence of Uttarakhand can be felt and the ones doing extremely well also get recognition. As far as our Department of Culture is concerned, our mandate is to protect, conserve and develop all aspects of culture, comprising of Folk Music, Dance, Art, tales and so on. We have been providing stage to the folk artists as we very well understand that folk is the core of culture in every society. We are extremely proud of our artists, as many of them namely, Pritam Bhartwan, Narendra Negi, Sangeeta Dhondiyal have been successful in taking our culture to the national as well as international level. Moreover, different cultural groups from various countries are also welcome to showcase their culture so as to form strong intercultural communication and blend. Apart from this, we keep conducting workshops in typical ‘Guru-Shishya’ parampara. Additionally, we are trying to document all the aspects of our culture in order to preserve them for our future generation.The culture of Uttarakhand shows a distinctive pattern, with the elements from each of the ethnic groups and sub-groups that resides in this place. It can be said that the culture of Uttarakhand is a juncture where the different cultures of the Kumaoni-Garhwal meet.So, let’s get united, join hands together to spread, preserve and uplift our culture.

UTTARAKHAND IS RICH IN CULTURE � BEENA BHATT DIRECTORATE OF CULTURE, GOVERNMENT OF UTTARAKHAND

I belong to Dehradun and I love this place for its natural beauty.Over the years, Doon has become an education hub and it’s this place which has produced many army personnel, teachers, doctors, engineers, scientists and so on, who are serving in different parts of the world and we feel proud to have contributed in this success story of Doon since years.I started teaching in the year 1990. This is my 28th year of teaching.I have taught in various schools in Dehradun and have been teaching Physics , Chemistry and Mathematics to classes 9 and 10th and Mathematics up toclass 12. We are running an institute called ITS TUTORIALS, which is known for producing toppers since past many years. We are known for our dedication, honesty,and the hard work, which we instill into the students. I am M.Sc Electronics with a Bachelor’s Degree in Education and Honors Diploma in Computers from APTECH. I have been instrumental in St. Joseph School holding

Science Exhibitions and making Central Projects on a very large scale. One of my favorite projects was how to connect the Rivers of Uttarakhandand India so that the situations like Flood, which are very rampant and common now, could be controlled. It was well appreciated and well I was also the rst one to initiate theidea of how to make y overs in Dehradun.The next project I was about to make was on PODS, which are mass transport and transit system. I have always engaged students to work like a community, not only in studies but also in social work by donating things, belongings, fruits, clothes etc. I have always asked them to s h a r e t h e i r h a p p i n e s s w i t h t h e underprivileged and less privileged ones.My stay at ST. Jospeh’s Academy is a very memorable stay as I was the in-charge of m a n y a c t i v i t i e s t h e r e a n d n o w successfully running my institute. I have written 6 books till now which are very popular among the students.The latest one that has come few days back is “Know your Chemistry”. I am still writing a few more and I want to continue. My future plans are to open up a school for the youngsters as I feel that the root education needs to be corrected at a very early stage and as we compare our education system with the western, the kind of habits they instill into the kids at a very young age is not here in India that is why we see elders breaking laws.So, we want to develop a different sort of school where the young minds will be nurtured in such a way that they would be instilled with all the moralities, ethics and scruples, leading to good citizens abiding by the rules, respecting women, not

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having criminal minds and full of condence, overall good in all the spheres of life.Moreover, I think, this magazine would be a great platform to reach out to the public at large at the state level through which right messages , information could be disseminated making the readers really ponder over and understand where we are at present and where could we be and how exactly should we be in order to achieve our goals. As we all know that in the remote areas, the level of education is not rened be it the infrastructure or the teachers, but I believe that this magazine would denitely be able to reach out even to those. My message to the present youth is none other than, “Hard work always pays.” There is no short cut to success. One really has to work hard to achieve one’s goal thus, it took 27 years for me to reach here. My strategy to success is to be honest to yourself. Don’twork for money, money follows you. We often see the students stressing themselves especially the science stream students, I just want to tell them that there is no point in over stressing oneself. One should follow the PH theory that is the “Productive Hour” Theory, where we just need to nd two – three productive hours every day, where one can do self- study. Actually what’s happening is that students are running here and there for tuitions and by the end of the day, they are being completely drained out. Thus, one should take out some time for self-study, to understand one’s own depth. Students should enjoy but they should take out lucrative time for the studies too. Furthermore, parenting plays a vital role in everyone’s life. My message to all the parents is that they need to be very good observers of their kid’s talentrather than

focusing on their results and failing to observe their child growing up. This process of observance starts at a very young age, where the parents should watch their kid’s actions very minutely, the talent of their kids, their area of interest and most of all the liberty of choosing their own choice of Stream when they grow up. Parents should only assist their children in m a k i n g d e c i s i o n s r a t h e r t h a n imposing.Regarding the current quality of Education, I want to say that the quality of teaching is going down. The monetary aspects have shaken the education system where many schools are seen hiring teachers in less salary and thus are seen compromising on the quality. Many schools today are just Business enterprises and nothing else.Talking about success, I believe that we need to keep on taking opportunities. Once we have succeeded at rst, we will nd that more and more success comes our way. It is essential to appreciate our successes and also to celebrate the successes of others. In case, one doesn’t nd success initially, one should keep on trying by delivering more than before. Stay positive and condent and you will nd that sooner or later, you will begin to succeed with time.At last, I would like to say that nothing succeeds like success and this magazine is a great initiative altogether and I would love to contribute my articles, features, poems, write ups to this magazine in order to get connected to you all. After all, education helps the child realize his potentialities and as Indira Gandhi has said “Education is a continuous process from the minute we are born until we die”, I rmly believe that through this mode of communication, we all can certainly be roped together.


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I belong to Dehradun and I love this place for its natural beauty.Over the years, Doon has become an education hub and it’s this place which has produced many army personnel, teachers, doctors, engineers, scientists and so on, who are serving in different parts of the world and we feel proud to have contributed in this success story of Doon since years.I started teaching in the year 1990. This is my 28th year of teaching.I have taught in various schools in Dehradun and have been teaching Physics , Chemistry and Mathematics to classes 9 and 10th and Mathematics up toclass 12. We are running an institute called ITS TUTORIALS, which is known for producing toppers since past many years. We are known for our dedication, honesty,and the hard work, which we instill into the students. I am M.Sc Electronics with a Bachelor’s Degree in Education and Honors Diploma in Computers from APTECH. I have been instrumental in St. Joseph School holding

Science Exhibitions and making Central Projects on a very large scale. One of my favorite projects was how to connect the Rivers of Uttarakhandand India so that the situations like Flood, which are very rampant and common now, could be controlled. It was well appreciated and well I was also the rst one to initiate theidea of how to make y overs in Dehradun.The next project I was about to make was on PODS, which are mass transport and transit system. I have always engaged students to work like a community, not only in studies but also in social work by donating things, belongings, fruits, clothes etc. I have always asked them to s h a r e t h e i r h a p p i n e s s w i t h t h e underprivileged and less privileged ones.My stay at ST. Jospeh’s Academy is a very memorable stay as I was the in-charge of m a n y a c t i v i t i e s t h e r e a n d n o w successfully running my institute. I have written 6 books till now which are very popular among the students.The latest one that has come few days back is “Know your Chemistry”. I am still writing a few more and I want to continue. My future plans are to open up a school for the youngsters as I feel that the root education needs to be corrected at a very early stage and as we compare our education system with the western, the kind of habits they instill into the kids at a very young age is not here in India that is why we see elders breaking laws.So, we want to develop a different sort of school where the young minds will be nurtured in such a way that they would be instilled with all the moralities, ethics and scruples, leading to good citizens abiding by the rules, respecting women, not

Nothing Succeeds Like Success - G.S. Arora

Success Story

having criminal minds and full of condence, overall good in all the spheres of life.Moreover, I think, this magazine would be a great platform to reach out to the public at large at the state level through which right messages , information could be disseminated making the readers really ponder over and understand where we are at present and where could we be and how exactly should we be in order to achieve our goals. As we all know that in the remote areas, the level of education is not rened be it the infrastructure or the teachers, but I believe that this magazine would denitely be able to reach out even to those. My message to the present youth is none other than, “Hard work always pays.” There is no short cut to success. One really has to work hard to achieve one’s goal thus, it took 27 years for me to reach here. My strategy to success is to be honest to yourself. Don’twork for money, money follows you. We often see the students stressing themselves especially the science stream students, I just want to tell them that there is no point in over stressing oneself. One should follow the PH theory that is the “Productive Hour” Theory, where we just need to nd two – three productive hours every day, where one can do self- study. Actually what’s happening is that students are running here and there for tuitions and by the end of the day, they are being completely drained out. Thus, one should take out some time for self-study, to understand one’s own depth. Students should enjoy but they should take out lucrative time for the studies too. Furthermore, parenting plays a vital role in everyone’s life. My message to all the parents is that they need to be very good observers of their kid’s talentrather than

focusing on their results and failing to observe their child growing up. This process of observance starts at a very young age, where the parents should watch their kid’s actions very minutely, the talent of their kids, their area of interest and most of all the liberty of choosing their own choice of Stream when they grow up. Parents should only assist their children in m a k i n g d e c i s i o n s r a t h e r t h a n imposing.Regarding the current quality of Education, I want to say that the quality of teaching is going down. The monetary aspects have shaken the education system where many schools are seen hiring teachers in less salary and thus are seen compromising on the quality. Many schools today are just Business enterprises and nothing else.Talking about success, I believe that we need to keep on taking opportunities. Once we have succeeded at rst, we will nd that more and more success comes our way. It is essential to appreciate our successes and also to celebrate the successes of others. In case, one doesn’t nd success initially, one should keep on trying by delivering more than before. Stay positive and condent and you will nd that sooner or later, you will begin to succeed with time.At last, I would like to say that nothing succeeds like success and this magazine is a great initiative altogether and I would love to contribute my articles, features, poems, write ups to this magazine in order to get connected to you all. After all, education helps the child realize his potentialities and as Indira Gandhi has said “Education is a continuous process from the minute we are born until we die”, I rmly believe that through this mode of communication, we all can certainly be roped together.


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bl Ldwy esa vklikl ds xk¡o ls gh ugha cfYd nwj njkt ls Hkh cPps i<+us vkrs gSa D;ksafd ;gk¡ ij

i<+kbZ ds lkFk&lkFk cPpksa dk lEiw.kZ fodkl fd;k tkrk gSA le;& le; ij dbZ çfr;ksfxrk,a vk;ksftr dh tkrh gSa ftlls cPpksa dk gkSalyk c<+s vkSj f'k{kk ds lkFk& lkFk mudk ljaokxh.k fodkl gks ldsA jkor th dk ekuuk gS fd thou esa cl ogh okLrfod vlQyrk gS ftlls vkius lh[k ugha yhA ftUnxh esa dqN Hkh lh[kus ds fy, ̂ twuwu* iSnk djuk t:jh gS vkSj ;fn vki dj ysaxs rks vkidk fodkl dHkh ugha #dsxkAf'k{kk ftUnxh dh rS;kjh ugha gS] f'k{kk [kqn ftUnxh gSA

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th] ftUgksaus f'k{kk ds {ks= esa Økafr ykus ds edln ls �� esa nks ntZu cPpksa vkSj egt dqN v/;kidksa ds lkFk fdaXLVu ifCyd Ldwy dh uhao j[khAch-,l- jkor th ;s c[kwch tkurs gSa fd f'k{kk lcls 'kfä'kkyh gfFk;kj gS ftls vki nqfu;k cnyus ds fy, bLrseky dj ldrs gSaA f'k{kk fnekx Hkjk tkus okyk ik= ugha

gS] cfYd tykbZ tkus okyh vkx gS vkSj blh vkx dks cjdjkj j[krs gq, vkt ;g Ldwy fnu nwuh] jkr pkSxuh rjDdh dj jgk gSA

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