Page 4 Friday, 21st September, 2012 éãÑô s»çÔÌâ ãÕËâÉäôáâëÌä Ïâs»ëÃÏâëÔÌä Facts about the GLOBAL CANCER-CHARITY ÓâjÒ»ÜâÌä sÍËâô ÑâÃë ÍÖïÊ½ä Indian Newspaper Industry Ïä.áâÓ.‘ ½öÍ ©âÓâ Öï¿âÔäÈ éãÑô s»çÔ, ÖÑâÌâ ãÕËâÉäô á âë Ì ä Ïâs»ë Ã Ïâë Ô Ìä ÓâjÒ»ÜâÌä sÍËâô ÑâÃë ÍÖïÊ½ä ÍâmÒâ Àë. ÐÇÈÓÌä ÖâÉë ÖâÉë ÓÑÈ-½ÑÈ áÌë ×âÓäÓä» ã×ÜÇÑâï ÏâÛ»âëÌë á½ýÖ ë Ó ÏÌâÕÕâ éãÑô s»çÔ ÕØô ÊÓmÒâÌ áÌë» ãÕãÕË ÓÑÈâëÌçï áâÒâëÁÌ »Óë Àë. ÁëÌâ ÍÓäÇâÑ sÕ#Í ÈâÁëÈÓÑâï ‘lÔâ ÓÑÈ-½ÑÈ ãÕÐâ½ ©âÓâ ÒâëÁÕâÑâï áâÕëÔ ‘lÔâ Ïâs»ëÃÏâëÔ sÍËâôÑâï ãÕÁëÈâ ÃäÑÌâë Ðâ½ ÓhÒâ ÚÈâ. éÍÓâïÈÑâï ÈâÁëÈÓÑâï 21 A Voyage The horse and the Tiger The ape and the Goat Decided one morning To hire a boat. To leave for their own country And find a new one Very much in the manner Columbus had done. The boat went a sailing Away and away It saled and they sailed For a night and a day. When all of a sudden There blew a great gale The horse was tremble The tiger grew pale. The ape and the goat Nearly fainted together But the boat when a sailing In spite of bad weather. A- Sailing, a-sailing A- Sailing it goes, To a wonderful country Which nobody knows. The horse and the tigher The ape and the goat Were certainly sorry They chartered the boat. Hem P Patel 4th B, Urmi school Éä 24 ÖpÃëmÏÓ ÊÓmÒâÌÑâï ÐâÕÌ½Ó ¼âÈë Òâë’ÌâÓ ÓâjÒ»ÜâÌä sÍËâôÑâï áïÅÓ 17 áÌë áïÅÓ 19 Àâë»Óâáâë áÌë Àâë»ÓäáâëÌâ ½öÍÑâï éãÑô s»çÔÌâ ãÕËâÉäôáâëÌä ÍÖïÊ½ä »ÓÕâÑâï áâÕä Àë. l áïÅÓ-17 (Ðâåáâë)- Ò× ÓâÁÍçÈ, ã×ÈâïØ Ñ»ÕâÇâ l áïÅÓ-17 (ÏÚëÌâë)- ÌënÖä ×âÚ l áïÅÓ-19 (Ðâåáâë)- ãÌ»çÁ ï ÍÃëÔ, ÚØôÔ ÊÕë l áïÅÓ-19 (ÏÚëÌâë)- ãÕWÕâ ÍÃëÔ Oldest existing newspaper: “ B o m b a y Samachar” – Gujarati daily – published from Mumbai since 1822. India is the second largest publisher of newspapers in the world. Total number of registered newspapers: 73,146 – according to the report of Registrar of Newspapers for India – as on 31st March, 2009. The largest number of newspapers and periodical registered in any Indian language: Hindi - 29,094. The state with the largest number of registered newspapers: Uttar Pradesh – 11,543. The state with the second largest number of registered newspapers: Delhi – 9,961. The total circulation of newspapers: 5,79,53,373. The largest circulated daily: The Hindu – English – Chennai – 14, 20,368. The second largest circulated daily: Ananda Bazar Patrika – Bengali – Kolkata – 12,63,259. Apart from English and 22 languages listed in the constitution the newspapers are registered in 100 other languages and dialects. Orissa has the distinction of publishing newspapers in 18 out of 22 principal languages. Chameleon : a truly bizarre lizard chameleons are unique creatures in their own right. Known for their ability to change color, they can be seen wearing a variety of colors, including brown, green, blue, yellow, red, black or white. Communication is an important reason behind these color changes. Chameleons have many other features that distinguish them from their lizard cousins. They are the only lizards with zygodactyle feet, or pincers. These grasping feet are ideal for tree climbing. Chameleons also have an extremely extensile tongue. Also distinctive are the independently moveable We at Reliance School (English Medium), believe and practice the preaching that the CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME and this Philanthropic Arm is being appreciated by the Reliance fraternity throughout India. With such a noble mission in their strong minds, our Students of Secondary and Higher Secondary Sections went around their localities and raised a fund for an N.G.O. named GLOBAL CANCER CONCERN OF INDIA. The students collected a sum of RS.15,641. They selected the noble day of Teachers Day i.e. 5th September to donate the cheque to Shri. Rajesh Hirvaniya—the manager of a leading N.G.O. namely Global Cancer Concern of India. The mission of this NGO is to combat cancer at all stages by seeking prevention early detection and recognizing palliative care management so that the cancer patients can live quality lives with dignity and selfesteem. Nuclear reactor A nuclear reactor is a device to initiate and control a sustained nuclear chain reaction. Most commonly they are used for generating electricity and for the propulsion of ships. Usually heat from nuclear fission is passed to a working eyes, which a l l o w fluid (water or gas), chameleons the ability to which runs through survey the world with nearly turbines that power 360-degree vision. either ship's propellers Truly bizarre. isnt it? or generators. Some produce isotopes for medical and industrial use, and some are run only for research. Just as conventional power stations generate electricity by harnessing the thermal energy released from burning fossil fuels, nuclear reactors convert the thermal energy released from nuclear fission. Leech : a very special physician! Seaplanes : the aircrafts on water! Yes, leeches can be thought of as slimy and unattractive creatures, but ugly or not, they do serve a lot of medical purposes when it comes to us, humans. Since ancient times, leeches were used to treat many illnesses and disease through bloodletting, a method where blood was drawn out in the hope that removing impure blood would heal the body. Believe it or not, leech therapy is sometimes the surpasses pharmacological body, this traditional method best alternative in treating treatments. Because of its of curing diseases is still i l l n e s s e s , a n d e v e n healing effects to the human thriving today. A seaplane is a fixed-wing aircraft capable of taking off and landing (alighting) on water. Seaplanes that can also take off and land on airfields are a subclass called amphibian aircraft. Seaplanes and amphibians are usually divided into two categories based on their technological characteristics: floatplanes and flying boats; the latter are generally far larger and can carry far more. These aircraft were sometimes called hydroplanes The first manned and controlled (though unpowered) hydroplane flight was established by French aircraft designer, builder and pilot Gabriel Voisin in June 1905, on the river Seine; it was a towed flight, at 15 to 20 m altitude (50 to 66 ft), and 600 meters (2000 ft) long. The aircraft was a biplane with an aft tail and a front elevator, supported at rest by 2 planing floats (catamaran). Radio telescopes A radio telescope is a form of directional radio antenna used in radio astronomy. The same types of antennas are also used in tracking and collecting data from satellites and space probes. In their astronomical role they differ from optical telescopes in that they operate in the radio frequency portion of the electromagnetic spectrum where they can detect and collect data on radio sources. Radio telescopes are typically largeparabolic ("dish") antennas used singly or in an array. Radio observatories are preferentially located far from major centers of population to avoid electromagnetic interference (EMI) from radio, TV, radar, and other EMI emitting devices. Kindly send in your articles, contributions & achievements alongwith photographs to studentssamachar77@gmail.com or contact 7698019100 for any queries or to place your advertisement in Student Samachar Publisher and Printer:Bakulesh Ramchandra Gupta on behalf of owner, BRG Education Institute. Printed at Bhaskar Printing Press, Plot No.805, Near Chhani Toll Naka, Vadodara-391 740 and published from "Sargam House", 4/8, Govardhan Appt., Nr.Utkarsh Petrol Pump, Karelibaug, Vadodara, Editor : Radhika R. Nair. 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