From the Founder & Principal’s Desk

From the Founder & Principal’s Desk ...

THE NEWSLETTER

OUR SCHOOL TIMESVOL NO. XXIV • JULY 2016 ISSUE

This is an exclusive presentation from the boarders of Subansiri House.

(Dr. N.K.Dutta, M.A., M.Ed., LL.B., Ph.D.)Founder & Principal

How Green is My School !Dear AllIn MBRS going Green and Clean is not just a philosophy or a movement. It is a passion and a way of life.It intrigues me when on occasions like the World Environment Day, the Earth Day, or the Ozone Day, we mostly watch luminaries giving them dictums from different platforms, intellectuals writing on different publications about the threats of climate change and environmental degradations. But all these words most fails to get in action and fades in its continuum till the next such occasion comes.Recently, on 24th of June I was invited on the launch of the North-East Chap-ter of the IGBC, and I chose to delve on the topic “How Green is My School”, where during my presentation I highlighted on building up a sustainable Clean & Green environment through a succinct 3 point program –Green & Clean Awareness, Green & Clean Practices and Use of TechnologyIt is unanimous an view that to build the future, we need to educate our chil-dren first.One notable innovation in MBRS in this direction was setting up of Eco Coun-cil by appointing Eco-Captains who will be the frontrunners to bring about a transformational change towards Green & Clean environment by working in the following core areas: a) Air, b) Energy, c) Food, d) Planet, e) Water and f) Waste.With such an initiative I am sure our school although honoured with the 1st Green School Rating (in Eastern and North-East India) yet it will traverse miles and miles to be an example of Clean and Green standards within the school precincts and also around the community at large.Let’s use Dustbins and learn by doing.

Wishing you a Happy Holiday !Thanking you.

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Many of us think there is only little that we can contribute to this enormous world of ours. But we should change our attitude towards such thoughts and think of ways to improve our local environment bits by bits at the least that an individual can do. Reminding ourselves to adopt

Techimsa Chidil D Marak, Cl XI-ScStudent Editor

and practice. “eco friendly” be-havior, we should also try to in-fluence the people around us to be more sensitive and work hand in hand towards the restoration of our environment. Thus, if we the Bronsonians put sincere efforts in this direction, we can reassure ourselves that

we can be exemplary to others with our prudent steps that need to start from our own home it-self.Just ponder and be the torchbear-er in this journey that speaks a change.

Happy Summer Break.!

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Techimsa Chidil D. Mark,Cl-XI Sc, Dehun I.K.Pamthied Cl-XI Arts, Ningthoujam Jennifer Cl- XII Arts, Jermin Taba Martha Cl-XI Sc, Arieno Kera Cl- XI Arts

Dear Students & Parents,

It gives me umpteen delight to share with parents and congratulate the teachers and students for the recent achievements in various events and contributing the school to go up to the next level.

Firstly, heartiest Congratulations to school AISSE toppers, namely Priyanka Tahbildar (95%), Visesinuo Pienyu (94.2%), Megha Talukdar (94%), Shabnam Choudhury (94%), Gracia Debbarma (90%) in humanities, Kumar Krishna Pathak (88.2%) in Commerce and Aakanchha (89.2%) in Science. Toppers of class X, Arpita Saha, Chisa W Sangma, Hrithik Kalwar, Preety Koniya, Semina Yasmin, Sermalin Teronpi, Shivantika Sarkar and Siddarth Hajong for scoring a perfect GPA 10 with a 100% pass + Average of 8.5 CGPA.

Kudos to Catherine Singsit (VIII), Deepjyoti Brahma (VIII) and Dani Pading (VIII) for their Gold win at the Schol-ar’s Cup Debate competition held in Dubai from 26th

To 30th May 2016 . I also wish them all the best for Global Round Debate competition which is presently going on in Bangkok.

My heartiest congratulations to the school Debating team for their success at the 1st North East India Vox Populi; the Debating Phenomenon contest, which was organised in our school Conference Hall from 17th & 18th June 2016.

I wish the school Under-14 Football team Good Luck for forthcoming IPSC Inter School Football Tournament.

I wish you all a good time with your near & dear once during this Summer Holidays.

With warmest regards,

Ms. Nandini DuttaSecretary

PRESENTATION

The Deepor Beel Biodiversity Carnival was organized by WWF –India on 17th of May, 2016. This event was organized to celebrate the World Bio-diversity Day with an aim to create awareness regarding ‘Saving Deepor Beel’, the only Wetland in Assam. The carnival was held in ‘Deshbhakta Tarun Ram Phukan ME School’ at Chakradeo Village and around ten schools across Assam participated in the carnival. Our Miles Bronson Residential School was also one of them. Twenty nine students and three of our teach-

ers participated in the carnival that had a kick start at around 9:30 am. This carnival offered us a great opportunity to learn much about the wetland. The event started with a speech by the Forest Man of India, Padma Shri Jadav Payeng followed by a rally. There was also a plantation drive where two students from each school planted a sapling.Our participants in school uniform performed a street play carrying for-ward the theme ‘Independence of Ecological Balance in Deepor Beel’ for which they painted their faces with different images of animals. Deepor Beel’s awareness drive was carried out with the display of placards. Along with it a series of songs and dances were performed highlighting the carnival’s theme.The carnival programme ended with an enthusiastic and informative interactiive session with the noted Shri Jadav Payeng. We the students proposed ideas on ways to save the Biodiversity of the Sanctuary. This carnival boosted our knowledge about the need and hazards of ecological system and immensely motivated us to keep our sur-roundings clean, protect flora and fauna and prevent them from alarming hazards.

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Deepor Beel Biodiversity CarnivalBhaswati Das, IX

Aakash Institute has added anoth-er centre at the neighbourhood of

Facility To MBRS Students-Regular Classroom Program At Aakash Asun, XII

Session 2016-17 unfolds with new colour and texture. At every corner there’s a touch of something new and mid-day snacks is one of them. On 25th April 2016 it had its introduction. Students are served with juice and snacks. After two morning periods at around 11 am we get a chance to relish ourselves with Juices, Sandwiches, Buns, Patties etc. We are excited and are grateful too as it kills the monotonous routine that we had earlier. Although the lunch break is extended because of this short break, we are happy as af-ter lunch break we get sufficient time to take rest or come for remedial class and extra activities.

A Juice and Snacks Break Added To Our Daily MenuZarina Yeasmin, XII Sc

MBRS. The main objective is to offer maximum benefit to the in-house aspirants and the local stu-dents of Dharapur. A group of fifty students from both class XI and XII have joined presently. The coaching centre provides structured syllabus for both the Board exam and the en-trance for engineering and medical. The distance has cut short the long

journey to the city and also opened avenues for them as they get a scope to interact and learn from the stu-dents of other schools who share the same space and learning experi-ences. It’s anticipated, the record al-ready earned by the Aakash Institute by the exemplary results produced every year, will accelerate by the wide response and performance.

An interesting and attractive ac-tivity known as Brass Band has been introduced in our school on 23rd of March 2016. The term tells that only the Brass instru-ments are to be used (except for the percussion). No strings or reeds, only instruments where

the sound is produced by buzzing the lips into a cup-shaped mouthpiece. This eliminates the saxophone, which is generally constructed by brass but uses a single reed as the sound source.This was a new experience for the Bronsonians preparing themselves for the upcoming presentation for the IPSC. Participating in Band doesn’t only teach how to get the sound that comes out of the instrument but also the co-operation and co-ordination. This is what Bronsonians need in abudance, which Bronsonians have begun learning along with the beautiful flow of music.The instrument comprises of “1 Soprano Cornet, 10 Cornets, 1 Flugelhorn, 3 Tenor horns, 2 Baritone horns, 2 Tenor Trambones, 1 Bass Trombone, 2 Euphoniums, 4 Tubas, 3 Percussion and 2 Bass Drums”.Brass Bands are one of the world’s most widespread forms of amateur mu-sic performance. All the Bronsonians are giving their utmost and are trying to come up with the music terms.A week of practice had brought in a successful Brass Band at MBRS. Now these Bronsonians have a special flow of the music along with Sa re ga ma, general salute etc and many more.

The Interschool Swimming Championship was held on 28th and 29th May 2016 at the Lakshmibai National Institute of Physical Education, Sonapur.Altogether fourteen schools of the city took part in the meet where competitions were organized in forty eight categories and twelve students of MBRS actively participated in it.We were highly elated by the ‘Opening Ceremony’ of the Swimming competition hosted by D.P.S, which showcased a series of well-organized programmes. Then we went to LNIPE, the venue for the competition. It started with the Junior Category, where Udipta Mazumdar of our school became the first and was rewarded with the Gold Medal.

The competition was very challenging but we all tried our best.On the second day it was our turn i.e. Senior Category. Unfortunately we couldn’t achieve any prize. But we are resolute to use this failure as our pillar of success for the upcoming events. We learned the reasons of our mis-takes. Even though we didn’t achieve any prize, we didn’t come empty handed for. we gained experiences that will surely help do the best in the upcoming IPSC Swimming Competition to be held in the month of july (19th - 21st July Boys and 3rd -5th Oct, Girls)

On 20th April 2016, we got our-selves introduced to the MBRS family. The day was full of new experiences in a new surrounding. Both the parents and their wards at-tended the orientation programme. It went on parellely in two differ-ent venues. We had a glimpse of the school’s policy, it’s long journey, achievements and the future plan. We had an ice-breaking session too and we all got a chance to get intro-duced to each other. I was looking with wonder at everything that my eyes caught sight of! I was amazed by it’s infrastructure and thanked my parents for selecting this school. I know by now, the two years stay here should be utilized fruitfully. Life is not ‘to eat the fish always but also learn how to catch the fish’! On the Induction Day itself I learnt I need to plunge myself into the sea if I need to catch the fish!

MBRS Brass Band - Music with a difference Shilpi Kavery Kritika, XII

Inter-School Swimming ChampionshipHillary Ronghangpi, XII Sc - B

Induction DayBem Yajik, XI Com



Cryptic Crossword is all about the usage of skills, understanding and also immense use of mind tricks. It makes every participant’s mind boggle with curiosity, the zeal to know and the “achievement paradise” when one discov-ers the answer.It consists of clues written in a sentence, in which the hints provided are highlighted. Using the hints, the partici-pants strain their brain in order to come up with answers.This activity generates self-development, and team spirit. It develops interactions among the different teammates, hence it works out as an all-round social development too.There had been a recent competition of crossword, where four students participated. This competition helped them to realize and test their aptitudes. The Inter school competition will be held in the month of August. Those who had participated in the school round competition said, “Yes, it is hard, but equally interesting” One gets to know one’s abilities and develop more. So be keen, try it, let there be more participants, be the one willing to try, to be tested, gain knowledge and be a person with strong analytical skills and critical thinking.

Cryptic CrosswordNusavolu Nyekha, XII Sc - B

A group of 11 students from grade 5 till grade 9 along with a teacher in-charge went for an International Student Exchange Programme cum excursion to Thailand on 22nd March, 2016.It was a week long pro-gramme. They were taken to Regent International School. The main objectives of this programme are sharing of knowledge, Develop a feeling of global citizenship and Respect for other culture.On the first day students were given a platform to exchange their thoughts and feelings in a democratic way inside the classroom. They

also had an adventure trip to Thai Heritage Village, where they learnt about Thai dance, Thai craft work, Thai traditional food and also processing of Thai silk. Most of them were also very keen to learn their language.In the Morning Assembly at Regents International School the team got a chance to showcase their expertise and leadership skills.A Full day tour to Safari World and Marine Park allowed the chil-dren witness Thailand's greatest open zoo and leisure park that of-fers a great variety of dolphins and an exhilarating fast-paced action stunt.Bangkok city tour and visit to Golden Buddha Temple gave the stu-dents a rich insight into Buddhism and architecture. They visited the most stunning temples such as: Wat Traimit, which is the world’s largest solid gold Buddha (5.5 tonnes of precious metal!); Wat Pho, which is the oldest temple in Bangkok that houses the Reclining Buddha, a 45-metre-long statue which depicts Buddha entering Nirvana. They also visited the Bangkok Ocean World which is the largest aquarium in South East Asia. The aquarium aims to promote an appreciation and understanding of the aquatic environment.On the way the team visited the Sriracha Tiger Zoo,at Sri Racha, a city on the outskirts of Pattaya, a seaside city in Chonburi Province, Thailand. The zoo claims a population of 200 tigers and around 10,000 crocodiles, the largest such populations in the world.This exchange cum educational programme was an eye opening for the whole group. It was an exposure to the world of diversity. Such programme allow Students accept the differences and be the trailblazer in spreading Peace and Harmony.

International Students Exchange ProgrammeChechya Marak, XII Sc

World Environment Day is celebrated on 5th June ev-ery year. People all over the world celebrate this day by planting saplings and organizing various functions in an attempt to raise awareness against the degrading environment. Just like the rest of the world, World Environment Day was celebrated in our school as well. The slogan for this year was, “USE DUSTBINS FOR LIFE” The day was celebrated by conducting various programmes like slo-gan writing, poster making and debating. There was also a programme of tree plantation in which two students

from each class planted saplings in the school compound. Besides, we were also blessed with the gracious presence of Mrs. Birubala Rabha, who is fighting against the despicable practice of witch hunting. After getting a glimpse of her life from her documentary film we were deeply impressed by her bravery and struggle. She made us all understand that one

needs neither home nor fame to make a change.World Envi-ronment Day is celebrated by everyone by displaying love and care towards Mother Nature. But our love and care should not be limited to these twenty four hours only. We should be eco-friendly in ev-ery step of our life. Only then can we hope for a cleaner, safer and greener environment.

World Environment DayBidisha Dutta, XI (Sc- A)

Wearing a Uniform is a badge of pride that create an identity for a school and is an important part of being a school student. MBRS has launched its new school summer uniform for the session 2016-17. This uniform has brought a

prolific change in the outlook of the students. This outfit has given us the essence of coolness in this season. We all started the uniform from the 1st week of June. The girls’ uniform includes a pink T-Shirt and mauve shorts and for the boys its blue T-Shirt and mauve three-quarter trou-sers. We wear this uniform every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. We like this uniform as it makes us look smart and confident.


School Summer Uniform

Chandamita Das, XI Arts


Can you imagine of the fact that you get to sit in the seats of the Parliament House? And that is what the students who participated in Round Square Conference got to experience. The few days spent in Genesis Global School, Noida shall always be a memorable and innovative learning, experience. The students were first divided into six groups followed by many group activities. Almost eighteen

schools participated from all over India. They did a service project in a village named, Ghegha where they painted the walls and even made pencil sketches for

them. The topic that they focused on was “EMPOWERMENT”. It was an exhausting yet fun filled conference and they even enjoyed a DJ night. After attending the RS conference in the United World College of South East Asia Sin-gapore (Oct’15) and Daly College Indore (Jan’16), Genesis Global School, Noida (June’ 16) was the third conference to be followed by an upcoming RS Conference in Germany (from 10th -16th Oct. 2016). The theme of the conference would be : The Journey that makes us.

Maths and Science Club Quiz.

Maths and Science Club unleashes a child’s Mathematics and Science skill. It gives students a chance to question how or why things work and work towards solutions. Under Math and Science club lots of activities are done and this time a quiz competition was conducted to enhance their problem solving and analytical skills. It was held on 18/06/2016 (Saturday). There were many in-novative tasks, puzzles and MCQ. Students

from Class II to V were the participants. From the preliminary round 10 students were selected for 5 groups (2 students in each group). There were 2 groups who were adjudged with 1st and 2nd position. The winners are:1st Position- Angsuman Das, Class V & Tadar Riya, Class V2nd Position- Debankur Baishya, Class-IV & Debasish Kathar, Class V

Round Square Conference, NoidaJermin Taba Mantha, XI Sc

Bem Yajik, XI Com

On 24th June 2016 MBRS Eco-Captains and Eco-Secretaries along with the Founder & Principal Dr.N.K.Dutta and teachers went to Hotel Lilly, Sixmile, Guwahati to attend the ‘Launch of IGBC Guwahati Chapter’ organized by the Indian Green Building Council, part of the Confed-eration of Indian Industry (CII), to promote green building and green development in Guwahati.The Chairman of Indian Green Building Council Dr. Prem Chand Jain emphasized on the vision of the council i.e “to enable a sustainable built environment for all and facilitate India to be one of the global leaders in the sustainable built environment by 2025”.Honourable Urban Development Minister Mr. Atul Bora had been in-vited to launch the programme where he promised to make Guwahati A Green Smart City by 2020 in all aspects.

Our Principal sir Dr.N.k.Dutta presented a power point presentation titled “How Green is Our School” Where he put emphasis on three objectives : Awareness, Practice and Technology towards building a green school.He also laid stress on all the parameters of Green Building Rating Systems in his presentation.

IGBC Guwahati Chapter Launched Vaswati Basumatary, Eco Secretary,VIII)

Adventure trip to Shillong & Cherrapunji

One of the pillars of Round Square “Adventure” organised a two day and one night adventure trip for the Bronsonians upto class VII. The trip started early in the morning at 7.00am on Saturday 11thof June. At 9.30 am the Bronsonians reached Shillong and from there they directly went to Cherapunji. The first ad-venture programme was at Ziplining. It was a 2500 feet high and 500m long hill. After this they headed to Mawllignlong which is Asia’s Cleanest Village. The vil-lage was very clean, they used eco-friendly and solar electricity. After reaching there, the students were divided into several groups who occupied different tents in various locations of the village. On the 2nd day i.e 12th June, they woke up early in the morning to see the root bridge in Rimai Village, They were mesmerised

by the view on the border of India (Meghalaya) and Bangladesh, after which they had a daring experience climbing up the lean bamboo stairs which was very scary as it was almost 175 ft high. They went back to Mawlywnong Vil-lage for breakfast followed by the trekking spree. There were many slippery stones in the trekking zone. So they had to be very careful with their steps. After the trekking expedition they had their lunch in the village and started their return journey. The way back home was very cloudy, so the driver had to be very careful !

Ningthounjam Jennifer Chanu



MBRS observes the Yoga DayYoga is about awakening. It is about creating a life that brings more beauty and more love in the world. Yoga Day is celebrated annually on 21st June since its inception in 2015. The International Day for Yoga was declared by UNGA (United National General Assembly) on December 11, 2014 almost unanimously. Yoga is a physical, mental and spiritual practice attributed mostly to India. The Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his UN ad-dress suggested the date June 21st because it is the longest day of

the year in the Northern Hemisphere and share special significance to take forward the momentum created by the International Day of Yoga 2015 with greater and more active participation of Youth during the current year celebration The day dedicated to Yoga was observed by millions across the world which was the largest Yoga performance simultaneously performed by a single uniform youth organisation to bring it in the Limca Book of Records by performing it at multiple venues. In MBRS it was observed in the early morning from 5:15am to 5.45am. The day was observed very meticulously with the students from Tsangpo, Lohit and Mansarovor house in the Basketball court. They specially performed the “Suryanamaskar”, Chanted “OM” and the other “Mantras”, deed Meditation, Mudra, Asana, and Pranayama. Also there was a student’s speech on the importance of Yoga in the Morning Assembly.Yoga is a gift of India’s ancient tradition. This tradition is 5000 years old. It embodies unity of mind and body, thought and action, restrain and fulfilment, harmony between human and nature ; a holistic approach to health and well-being. During Yoga, when we inhale the fresh air, we take the strength from God; when we exhale sym-bolically, it represents the service we are giving to the world.

Chiame M.Sangma, XI Arts

Upcoming Event: XXXIst IPSC Swimming meet 2016 Adjourno Marak, XII Sc

Indian Public Schools’ Conference will host the XXXIst grand inter school swimming competitions at MBRS for the boys category on 19th to be continued till 21st July 2016. Almost 250 students are expected to par-ticipate. The school is gearing up to welcome the IPSC member schools namely B.K.Birla Centre for Education (Pune), Yadvindra Public School (Mohali), L.K.Singnania Education Centre (Gotan Rajasthan), Punjab Public School (Nabha, Punjab), DPS Mathura Road (Delhi), Yadvindra

Public School, Patiala, Doon School (Dehrdun), Welham Boys School (Dehrdun), Modern School Barakhamba Road, MNS Rai School (Haryana), Emerald Heights School (Indore), The Assam Valley School (Balipara, As-sam), Daly College (Indore), Genesis Global School (Noida) and Tashi Namagyal Academy (Noida), and some more schools who will tussel with variety of strokes in water for the said days. The host school participants too are practising with full dedication and one mindedness. The girls category will be held from 3rd to 5th October 2016. It’s a prestigious moment and a great responsibility being the youngest member of IPSC. A grand success of the event is be-ing anticipated. We wish all do their best.A message to all the participants : “Success and Satisfaction favour Hard work and Dedication and Winners never quit”

Coming up : Grandstand

Dubai round II Debate competition organized by World’s Scholar’s Cup, was held in GEMS World Academy, Dubai. Me and two of my friends Deepjyoti and Dani Pading along with our Teacher- in-charge started our journey on 25th May at around 12:45 p.m. We reached the LGBI airport, had our refreshment and started our flight journey. After reaching Dubai we went to a hotel named ‘Golden Sands 10’ at around 2 am early in the morning. We were tired and sleepy

and so we went to bed. After taking rest for some hours we woke up , took our breakfast and started practising for debate. We practised almost the whole day except for some hours enjoying in the kitchen making coffee and in the washroom washing clothes. The next day was the debate competition. We

were really nervous about it and we tried with our full effort but unfortu-nately we lost the first round. However we did not lose our heart and with confidence we tried the second round. Finally our hard work paid off as our school won four medals i.e. a gold and three silver medals. We were really very happy and the thing which made us more happy was when our school got selected for the Global round in Bangkok. We enjoyed the next day by visiting one of the sea beaches, Dubai Mall, Burj Khalifa and many more. On the last day, we went to Abu Dhabi where we saw a grand mosque. After that we went to a park and then to Emirates’ palace. We

came back from the palace, had our lunch. Later we went back to the hotel, took our luggage and then straight to the airport. The trip was quite successful for it built in us the strength and confidence to participate and compete with the participants from around the globe. It was indeed a great reward and a moment of pride.

Scholar’s World Cup, DubaiTHE NEWSLETTER OUR SCHOOL TIMES10

Catherine Singsit, VIII

The programme got kick start on 15th June2016. It’s an elaborative pro-gramme divided into two components: theory and practical .Students are divided into groups and initially theoretical classes on the rules and tech-niques of the game are given. This is followed by actual practice classes which are conducted in the afternoon during the games period in the new-ly developed Mini Golf Course in our campus. It is really encouraging to see an overwhelming re-

sponse from students who are showing keen interest in develop-ing their golfing skills. In the present green area five holes have been made to teach putting skills which will be followed by chip-ping and driving. Through calculated shots and drives to meet the ultimate target in golf, students will improve their concentration, patience and life skills. Above all it’s a game which can be played at any age and health state of a person.

MBRS Mini Golf Course LaunchedNahid Nasrin, XI Sc


“Vision leads to change, change leads to difference, difference leads to progress and progress in my eyes is success.”With such a vision and passion, the foundation of their organization was laid. The Founder and President of the organization, Mr. Shreyansh Bha-lotia has attended over 60 Debates and MUNs and takes keen interest in training and educating the young minds.

In the North East, MBRS had the proud privilege to host the workshop and the debating competitions on 17th and 18th June. Being the North East Chapter the school witnessed an amalgamation of students from in and around the city and the outstation. The team gave lessons on differ-

ent debating skills. The students from Class VI to Class XII par-ticipated in different compe-titions and won prizes too. It was a great learning experience and quite encouraging too to see the students preparing themselves under headings like 1. The Rising Intelligentsia, 2. Mesmerize the Moment, 3. Environ-mental Responsibility, 4. Journalism and Photojournalism to name a few. The most exciting were 1. Turn coat and 2. Declamation. The buzz word

for the two days was ‘Vox Populi’ for both the students and the teachers were equally enthusiastic in the prepara-tion and performance. Whatsoever, now whenever such opportunities come, we need to grab and excel.

Vox Populi: The Debating Phenomenon North East Chapter

The Eco Club has been introduced in MBRS with the objec-tive to empower students to explore environmental concepts and actions beyond the confines of the curriculum. The club consists of teacher members along with a group of motivated students to learn about environment and take action to im-prove the environment quality. With this view a number of eco-Captains were selected from each class along with an eco-Secretary whose prime objective should be to make MBRS greener and cleaner which should start from within the class-room. The members were adorned with badges in the morning

Assembly by the revered Principal on 22/06/2016 followed by his speech where he specifically mentioned the six core areas that we all need to take care of. They are creating a pollution free land , air, water and saving electric-ity, water and no to wastage of food. With the IGBC Green Schools, Silver Award being the 1st Green School in Eastern and Northeast India the responsibility to maintain sustainable green environment has increased and hands joined together we would achieve more laudable targets. We hope the Eco Club will provide a wonderful opportunity to help generate awareness, build attitudes and enable students take up activities towards a clean and green world.

MBRS Eco Club

Sanhita Vasava, XI Science

Chiamphi M. Sangma, XI Com

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Results At a Glance 2016CGPA 10

Kumar Krishna Pathak 88.2 %

Com

Aakanchha 89.2% Sc

Priyanka Tahbildar 95%

Arts

STREAM TOPPERS 85% & Above

Megha Talukdar 94% Arts

Visesinuo Pienyu 94.2%

Arts

Jason Jared Khar

Mawphlang 86% Sc

Priyatama NingthouJAM

87% Art

Libang Mize 86.4% Sc

Dapher U Na Ki Laloo 86.2% Sc

Gracia Debbarma 90%

Arts

Shabnam Choudhury

94% Art

Arpita Saha Shivantika Sarkar

Sermalin Teronpi

SeminaPreety KoniyaHrithik KalwarChisa Weara A Sangma

Siddharth Hajong

JEE Main Examination

Assam CEE

JEE Advance Examination

Jason Jared Khar

Mawphlang

Maxslesenroy Dkhar

Jason Jared Khar

Mawphlang

Libang Mize Maxslesenroy Dkhar

Terok Pearl K Marak

Mewanbha Lyngdoh

Pherbak K Nohwir

Jayapadmini Rabha

Kitbhahlang Pyrtuh

Lea Awomi

Bedanta Roy Gouraumoy Boruah

Nur Mehbub Alom


SCHOOL TOPPERS AISSCE CLASS XII 2016

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