Social Science exhibition themed 'Universe and its progress' held at Lourdes Central School
Mangaluru: Lourdes Central School conducted Social Science Exhibition on 19th October 2019 celebrating various intriguing wonders of the universe. The theme of the exhibition was ‘The Universe and its Progress’.
The inaugural function was organised at the open stage of school marked the beginning of the exhibition. Manager Rev. Fr. Wilson Vitus D’Souza, Principal Rev. Fr. Robert D’Souza and Vice Principal Belita Mascarenhas unveiled the spectacular centre piece made by a group of class XII students which represented the evolution of our world in the universe and the progress of humanity that complements it. The centrepiece consisted of two parts. The first being the different stages of the earth and the other the transformation of Homo sapiens from an ape to a fully grown man. The man also symbolises time that progresses as we evolve in the world we live in.
Hiya Hegde, Nidhi Kishore, Prakrithi Monteiro and Adora Mascarenhas of class X wonderfully demonstrated a model on self-sustainable homes.
The Principal then addressed the event and spoke about his take on the event, followed by the Manager’s address.
Students of classes VI, VII and VIII performed dance themed ‘Malekoylu Maadona Banniro’.
Students of class X concluded the programme with a play conveying a message on Water Conservation.
The exhibition that commenced at 8:15am, was held as a class wise competition, where the topics for each class was given beforehand. Landforms, Conservation of Resources and Universe were the themes given to students of class VI. The informative models that were displayed by these students helped in better understanding of their subjects and the relevance of certain necessities invoked a sense of commitment towards nature. There were models displaying the various landforms, solar system, constellation etc.
Class VII was given Endogenic and Exogenic forces along with Natural Vegetation and Wildlife, and Transport and Communication. The innovative models on national parks and bird sanctuaries proved that these students are socially aware and sensitive to the environment. The various working models of different transportation reassure us that our ticket to the future will be smooth and safe.
Industries, a rather inquisitive topic was assigned to class VIII. Their perception of what our industries have become today and its past proves to us that the young ones are well aware and thorough with all that they learn in classrooms. Students displayed a plethora of models regarding iron and steel industry, paper industry, poultry etc.
A more relevant topic of Disaster Management and Water Conservation was given to the students of class IX. At a time like this, where our country and the world is in dire need of new schemes that can help cope with the recent destruction, the creative models offer a spectrum of new ideas that just show us how wonderfully well informed and innovative the youth can be.
Class X was also given Water Conservation along with Consumer Rights. The projects on water conservation included drip irrigation, rain water harvesting, rain garden etc. The students came up with ingenious concepts that are very requisite in a time like today where every person deserves to have the freedom and voice of their own.
All these significant topics inculcate in young minds the capability of creating a healthy future and leading us to it. The practical application of their scholastic knowledge helped them learn their concepts better. The success of the Social Science Exhibition of 2019 renders a new tool of knowledge to young minds and enhances innovation and creativity amongst them.
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Rahane slams 95 as Mumbai crush Odisha by 9 wickets
Lucknow (PTI): Senior batter Ajinkya Rahane struck a scintillating 56-ball 95 as heavyweights Mumbai made short work of Odisha en route to a nine-wicket victory in a Group A match of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy here on Monday.
After Odisha posted what seemed a respectable 167 for seven, riding on a collective effort from their top and middle-order batters, Rahane took charge of the situation while putting on 74 runs for the first wicket with Sarfaraz Khan, who blazed away to a 15-ball 28 to put Mumbai in command.
Rahane, the out-of-favour India batter in Tests, was not out when victory was achieved at the Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium.
After the dismissal of Sarfaraz, the 37-year-old Rahane was associated in an unbroken second-wicket partnership of 94 runs with Angkrish Raghuvanshi, who helped himself to a breezy 38 in 26 balls, as Mumbai completed the chase of 168 with as many as four overs to spare.
During his stay in the middle, Rahane smashed nine fours and three sixes and forced Odisha skipper Biplab Samantray to use as many as seven bowlers.
As far as the Mumbai bowling unit is concerned, Suryansh Shedge was the most successful on the day with figures of 3/46 in four overs, while there were two wickets for Sairaj Patil (2/42 in 4 overs).
Yash Thakur shines in Vidarbha win
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Vidarbha pacer Yash Thakur halted Andhra in its tracks by grabbing four wickets to guide his side to a 19-run victory in their final round match of the T20 tournament.
Andhra, who have already qualified for the next stage along with Mumbai from the group, failed to overhaul Vidarbha's 154/8, with the 26-year-old right-hand bowler returning excellent figures of 4/22 to restrict the opponents to 135/9.
Thakur, who also had a five-wicket haul in an earlier match, ended his SMAT campaign with 18 scalps.
Vidarbha's innings revolved around Aman Mokhade's 50 and keeper-batter Akshay Wadkar, who scored a 33-ball 41 with Andhra pacer Satyanarayana Raju's 4/26 playing a big role in restricting the opponents to a below-average score.
However, Andhra fared even worse when they came out to bat, losing three wickets for 31 runs including India player Srikar Bharat for a golden duck.
Pyla Avinash scored a 37-ball 44 but that was not enough as seven players could only manage single-digit scores.
In another Group A match, young Assam fast bowler Sadek Hussain returned a four-wicket haul on way to defeating Kerala by five wickets, while Chhattisgarh beat Railways by five wickets and five balls to spare.
Brief scores:
Vidarbha 154/8 in 20 overs (Aman Mokhade 50, Akshay Wadkar 41; Satyanarayana Raju 4/26) beat Andhra 135/9 in 20 overs (Pyla Avinash 44; Yash Thakur 4/22) by 19 runs.
Kerala 101 in 19.4 overs (Sadek Hussain 4/19, Abdul Ajij Kuraishi 2/16, Avinov Choudhury 2/15) lost to Assam 105/5 in 18.5 overs (Pradyun Saikia 41 not out; KM Asif 2/22) by 5 wickets.
Odisha 167/7 in 20 overs (Sandeep Pattnaik 31, Sambit Baral 28, Aashirwad Swain 28; Suryansh Shedge 3/46) lost to Mumbai 168/1 in 16 overs (Ajinkya Rahane not out 95) by 9 wickets.
Railways 170 all out in 2 overs (Suraj Ahuja 47, Navneet Virk 30) lost to Chhattisgarh 171/5 in 19.1 overs (Amandeep Khare not out 78, Snajeet Desai 36) by 5 wickets.
