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STAR SPOT
Young boy…
Rajnish is a promising athlete. The 15-year-old is popular in his school as a long jumper and a sprinter.
The athlete…
Having won several awards not only ensured his participation in the Bal Olympiad held at Moin-ul-Haq Stadium in 2011, but the event organised by Kilkari witnessed the youth winning the gold medal in the 5.3-m long jump.
An early beginning…
Helped Rajnish. His first participation as a sprinter and a long jumper was as a Class IV student, way back in 2006.
Three trainers…
Athletics coach Anindo Banerjee and physical training teachers Rahul Kumar and Tariq Aziz in his school always ensured Rajnish was in the best shape to perform when the time comes.
Achievements…
Of Rajnish include the winning of a silver medal in the long jump and a bronze in
the 100m race in an inter-district competition organised by Sardar Patel Sports Organisation when he was in Class VIII. The event was held at Moin-ul-Haq Stadium. In the same year, he won a prize for his 5.11-m long jump at the CBSE Cluster held at Magadh University stadium in Bodhgaya.
Inspiration...
For the young athlete is the fastest man on earth, Usain Bolt.
Parents’ support…
Has helped Rajnish gain confidence with every passing day. His father Suresh Rao and mother Anshu Rao have stood beside him all through.
High goals…
Rajnish has set for himself. Besides continuing his high jump and sprinting, the Class X student wants to pursue a career in software engineering.
MY TAKE
NATURE FUTURE
Environmentalists
tell us not to
pollute rivers
It harms fish.
We seldom care what they say,
We do what we wish
We cut trees to build houses,
To have the comforts of living in towns
and cities.
Environmentalists tell us to do the same,
But with fun
and simplicity.
Many children
go to the same
school in
different cars,
Not knowing it’s
burning up fuel,
It also emits
poisonous gases
We know a solution to it — using a carpool.
Knowing that these can lead to global warming
Conserving natural resources is the best,
We'll need it for the next generation
That would be our biggest test.
Manmohan
Class IX-E
DAV Public School
Muzaffarpur
BEING HUMAN
Why are humans
always killers?
Why not saviours?
Why must humans
be owners?
Why not partners?
Why are they always the culprit?
Can’t they
be innocent?
I want to be an ant.
A true labourer
and a
social animal.
I’m shocked we
have lost everything we need.
My earth is
completely deserted. With the approaching coldness
Is there anything
to be proud of
being human?
Anish Bhanu
Class VIII-A
Ishan International
Public School
