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With the FIFA World Cup fever in the air, DIPSCOOP brings for you another month of achievements and awards galore. In the words of the football legend, Pele, “Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, sacrifice and most of all love of what you are doing or learning to do.” Let us have a glimpse of the DPS success stories for this month.

X and XII Board Results The CBSE Board result for the year 2018-19 is yet another feather in the cap for DPS, Hyderabad. This year, too, the students have surpassed the expectations of the teachers and parents and outshone the previous years’ performances.

School Toppers of Class X

DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL Hyderabad DIPSCOOP

July, 2018 Vol. IX Issue 2


School Toppers of Class XII

DPS - A New Look

Making the most of the summer vacation, DPS donned on a new look to welcome the students for the new session. Students as well as teachers were pleasantly surprised at the pristine floors, glossy walls and shiny furniture. Grade XI and XII received the much awaited air-conditioned classrooms to beat the summer heat and facilitate comfortable teaching learning.


Telangana Formation Day

The Telangana Formation Day was marked by a splendid assembly presented by students of V on the 1st & 2nd of June 2018. The occasion was graced by the Principal and the Headmistresses. The celebration commenced with the unfurling of the National Flag. Students then put up a very informative show where the audience was made aware of the various state symbols of Telangana. Students were fascinating to learn about the reason behind the state being named Telangana. Students from the middle school spoke about the history of Telangana. The long struggle for a separate state was the focal point. The inspiring narrative ended on an expectant note with a call for Bangaru Telangana. The colourful presentation concluded on a melodious note with an earthy folk song that had everyone’s foot tapping to the tune. The Celebrations did not end there. Various activities were conducted across the grades based on the culture of Telangana. These included the folk dances, the food, music, art and literature. What truly brought out the talent of the students and teachers alike was the poem recitation competition for which the ingenious canorous poems were composed by DPS students and teachers.


We the Hyderabadis

- Nayonika Mitra Class XII D There it stands. The majestic Buddha statue amidst the heart of the heart warming lake to let its magnificence catch you

Along the wondrous lake The road twists and turns with grafitti filled walls and smiling vendors A glee in your heart slowly burns

When the skies turn dark There lights up the pious buddha statue his all knowing smile and half closed eyes observes the dazzling streets, it can never get used to

There you can hear those muffled giggles there you can see children running and playing there you can see those quaint conversations in all the footpaths and the parks around the lake, winding. And when the air fill up with the smell of Hyderabadi biryani and the people converse over the enlivening Irani tea

Thats when you slowly realize, how beautiful it is to be a hyderbadi and how much more you have got to see.

My City, Hyderabad

- Nayonika Mitra Class XII D

I walked through the gusty streets of Hyderabad to smile over the Nawabs’ old, beautiful city At its heart, the high-tech buildings made me both happy and sad, But its adaab still remained intact with integrity

I saw people sharing a warm embrace Bonding in an old tea shop over a cup of Iranian tea The essence of brotherhood spread a smile on my face Along with the aroma of biryani making me dangerously hungry Shopping from the streets of Charminaar, To the markets of Laad Bazaar, Sightseeing from the Chowmalla Palace, To the Golconda fort that remains artless Gazing at ever-famous pearl market while the Birla planetarium showed the planets, The Musical Clock at Salar Jung Museum strikes twelve, And our cicerone has another story to tell

This is the city with a story to tell This is the city where everybody wishes everyone well This is the city where our boundaries fell This is the city where your memories and heart remains well


Telangana, the youngest state

- by Ms. Raina Bhatt

Telangana is the youngest state With a glowing past to narrate Writers, thinkers and scholars of fame Brought the state glory and good name. Mamidi Harikrishna is one such name Adorned different roles but not for fame Director of Department of Culture Is now here to revive the cultural future. Remember, 2nd June is a day to rejoice In 1955 the struggle was given a voice Agitation after agitation; year after year The natives fought, with demands so clear. Karimnagar, the hotbed of the movement Peasants, politicians, students, all did represent In front of OU campus, launched a fast-unto-death They all said, they’d fight till their last breath. Four years since the state was created, On the path of progress it moves unabated. A future of glory and prosperity overall Is the promise of the leaders to one and all.


बदलगे त वीर तलंेगाना क आओ मलकर रा य क सेवा करगे हम तेलगंाना के नाग रक अ ान अंधेरा टाचार, सा रता का अ भयान चलाए । पंचशील के बल पर लाए

नव युग नया सवेरा ह रत ां त के अ दतू ह

इस तेलगंाना के सपतू ह

बदलगे त वीर तेलगंाना क । गौतम गांधी के वंशज ह

व व शां त क मशाल है हम

मतभेद दरू करगे केवल इंसान बनगे । मेहनत का ृंगार करगे नई सद का हम

बदलगे त वीर तेलगंाना क आओ ..... यह अि त व हमारा नारा है

ेम हमारा बल

आज से यादा सुदंर होगा आने वाला कल । बदलगे त वीर तेलगंाना क

आओ मलकर रा य क सेवा करे हम .... र चयता : ीमती आदश हांडा

हमारा संक प

है शौक यह अरमान यह

कुछ करके ह दखलाएँगे

तेलगंाना के वीरपु हम

जग म नाम कमाएँगे। नए रा य के नए उदय म

नए सकं प उठाएँगे

सजुला सफुला इस भू म को भारत का गौरव बनाएँगे। नए रा य क नई ां त का हर कोई एक ह सा होगा हर गर ब नर र भी अब

सफलता म स म होगा। रा य के हर ह से म

उ यम का द प जलाएँगे

तेलगंाना के वीरपु हम

जग म नाम कमाएँगे।

रचीयता : ीमती शलै दशो तर


तेलगंाना महान तेलगंाना महान, तेलगंाना महान

ेम एकता इसका धन

इस पर वारे हम तन -मन

देश म नराल इसक शान

तेलगंाना महान, तेलगंाना महान ेम से सींचा है आंगन

अदभतु पर परा का है सगंम

इस पर सब कुछ है कुबान

तेलगंाना महान, तेलगंाना महान व भ न योहारो का समागम

एकता का है परचम

इस पर गव करता सारा ह दु तान

तेलगंाना महान, तेलगंाना महान तेलगुु धनु क है सरगम

मीठ बोल है झनझन

वारे हम इस पर दलोजान

तेलगंाना महान, तेलगंाना महान । रचीयता : ीमती पायल ीवा तव

तेलगंाना अपना देश तेलंगाना अपना देश

कैसे हुआ इसका वेश। इसक है एक लबंी कहानी सनुो इसे हमार जबुानी । एक नायक आए आगे

उनके पीछे सारे भागे

तेलंगाना चा हए हमको यह नारा दया सबको आ दोलन था सबसे भार

िजसम शा मल थे नर नार । हैदराबाद से द ल तक

य न था उस नायक का अथक

कौन था वह कसी को है खबर उसका नाम है चं शखेर। रच यता : ीमती उमा पंथार


Special Assemblies International Yoga Day

‘Yoga citta vrtti nirodhah’ – Yoga Sutra; meaning, Yoga frees you from the drama, the tragedy, the saga your mind creates and allows you to experience your ‘true self’. The longest day of the Northern hemisphere is celebrated as International Day of Yoga. This year the theme for the day was “ Yoga for peace”. Justifying the theme, the students of DPS, Hyderabad observed the day by conducting an assembly in which they shared the origin, types and benefits of yoga. They practiced meditation, asanaas and pranayam under the aegis of their teachers. The physical education teachers mentioned the benefit of each aasana and spread the message that with daily practice of yoga and meditation each one of us can become a positive, happy individual. Students realised that yoga is the key for a flexible body and calm mind.


Environment Day

Connecting with nature means to connect with ourselves. If we do so, we nurture a better planet. - PM, Sri Narendra Modi

On account of World Environment Day, celebrated on 5th June, every year, the students of class III observed a PAPERLESS & NO PLASTIC Day while the students of class IV observed a Don’t be Mean, Go Green Day. It was just another school day, but with a difference. The students did not carry any books to school. Parents were also requested to send metallic water bottle and lunch / pencil boxes in cloth or jute bags.

The Social Studies Dept. planned a role play to make the students of grade 4 understand the importance of clean and green environment. The students came out with the problems faced by the farmers in India, effect of global warming or changing climatic conditions on crops, how to get a good farm produce and many more burning social and environment issues. While grade 3 had a brainstorming session on the advantages of using steel or copper bottles/ boxes over plastic, English Dept. had planned a debate on Current Society Uses and Abuses of our Global Home. Hindi and Telugu Dept. had planned group discussion on environmental issues. Science Dept. had a discussion session on what changes the students are adopting or can adopt in their daily life to go green. They also discussed the preventive measures to reduce pollution. A pledge was taken to “Go Green”. Maths Dept. planned a game of Housie session for the students to be able to calculate quickly the data given to the students on environmental problem. Students’ reactions are a testimony to the fact that they learn best when they do what they care about - in this case, about the environment.


“My friends and I performed a skit on environmental issues. Some of my friends spoke about pollution and how to save Mother Earth.” - Olivia Jose of grade 3.

“The seed activity was fun.” - Snigdha of grade 3

“We had a debate in the English period. It was a fun session. Wow! I never thought a debate would be so much fun. It was an eye opener, how we humans contribute to the destruction of the Earth.” - Nitya of grade 4 “Today was an enjoyable day. Can we not have more such days?” - Reya Jain of grade 3

“I shall rate the day 10 on 10.” - Sadhil of grade 3

As an initiative to help students realise the crucial value of conserving nature, various ‘my-tree-speaks’ has been posted against the trees along the main entrance of the school. Students as young as 5 having been empathising with nature through the ‘voice’ of these trees.


Celebration of Eid-ul-Fitr

Eid-ul-Fitr Special assembly was organized on 26 June 2018 by the Prep classes. This was an opportunity

to develop an awareness of the customs and traditions of the people around us. The children of class

Prep F and G presented the special assembly on Eid with great enthusiasm and vigour. The programme

spread the message of sharing, brotherhood and respect for all the religions. The stage came alive with

a Kawwali performance by the students.


Orientation Programme “The things we think about, focus on and surround ourselves with will ultimately shape who we become”.

Delhi Public School, Hyderabad organized an orientation programme for the parents of new admission of Grade Nursery on 9 June, 2018 at school. With curiosity & fervour in the air, the new members of the DPS family, the nursery parents, eagerly awaited for the commencement of the programme. The session began with the welcome speech by Ms. Laxmi Samal, the Coordinator, Pre-Primary. The importance of integrated approach of learning and teaching as an essential part of the curriculum was reiterated followed by a presentation that showcased pictures from events of previous academic years. Rules & regulations of the school were also laid out.

The programme was further enunciated by the Principal, Ms. Geetha Vishwanathan, who emphasized on DPS culture of working as a collaborative team for the betterment of the children. The symbiotic relationship between the school and parents was the focus of the programme.


Inter House Competitions As is always the much awaited competition of every month, the Inter-House Competitions were conducted with much gusto by the students and the teachers alike. To add to the spirit of celebration of Telangana Day, each Inter-house Competition was based on the theme of state integrity. The following competition for various classes had been scheduled to be conducted and all of them received a prodigious number of enthusiastic participants. The competitive spirit and team work was laudable.

Date Grade Activity

5th June, 2018 I Hand Print

5th June, 2018 II Origami

4th June, 2018 III Calligraphy

4th June, 2018 IV Poem Enactment

8th June, 2018 V Calligraphy

8th June, 2018 VI Telangana Formation Day Collage

7th June, 2018 VII Kavi Sammellan

7th June, 2018 VIII Design a Brochure

6th June, 2018 IX & X Ad-Mad Grade I

The fourth anniversary of the Telangana State was celebrated with much gaiety and aplomb. The students of Class-I got an opportunity to be a part of finger printing contest during the month long celebrations. Finger printing is a highly engaging activity that helps in improving hand eye co-ordination and concentration involving a multisensory experience that provides students with an avenue to express their feelings in a visual way. The contest was organized on June 12th, 2018 where the creative little minds expressed themselves in a very colourful Bathukamma themed painting. As all the focus was directed towards a small sheet of paper, it was a welcome change for the little minds. Each child got the opportunity to showcase their artistic flair. It was enthralling to watch what could be created with a bit of paint on tiny fingers. The winners of the contest were judged on a predetermined criteria.

The results are as follows:

Sl. Name of the Student House Class/Sec Position 1 Aishani Dubey Topaz I A First 2 Rishab Bhushan Emerald I A Second 3 Brihat Saai Mallena Topaz I A Third 4 Tripuraneni Nayana Emerald I A Consolation 5 Muskaan Manihar Ruby I B First


6 Vatsal Muthyala Sapphire I B Second 7 Munagala Sreenithi Topaz I B Second 8 Kaneesha Agarwal Ruby I B Third 9 Aanya Uppugunduri Sapphire I C First

10 Saachi Garg Topaz I C Second 11 Inaya Qureshi Emerald I C Third 12 Divya Keerthi Kurra Ruby I C Third 13 V N Nihal Sapphire I D First 14 Shriyansh Thanneeru Topaz I D Second 15 Beemireddy Dhanvita Reddy Ruby I D Third 16 N Geetha Sarvajna Emerald I D Consolation 17 Nandigam Rishik Emerald I E First 18 Saanvi Mishra Emerald I E Second 19 Nishtha Priya Emerald I E Third 20 Anjali Mahesh Topaz I E Consolation 21 Harshvardhan Joshi Emerald I F First 22 Ram Siddharth Reddy Pati Emerald I F Second 23 Trisha Medikonda Ruby I F Third

24 Shatakshi Miryala Sapphire I F Consolation

25 Ryan Desai Sapphire I G First 26 Sai Srivarsha Kanchibhotla Topaz I G First 27 Zoya Ahmed Topaz I G Second 28 Saanvi Verma Sapphire I G Third 29 Ishaan Grandhi Topaz I H First 30 Chitturi Kriti Topaz I H Second 31 Akshata Lakshmi Sri Peddaraju Topaz I H Third 32 Avyukth Koka Sapphire I H Consolation 33 Anvita Anand Pande Emerald I I First 34 N Saharsh Reddy Topaz I I Second 35 P M Saanvika Madhuri Emerald I I Third 36 Tanishka Damera Ruby I I Consolation


Grade II

The Inter house Origami contest for grade 2 was held on 12 June, 2018. The theme was based on state flower and bird of Telangana. The aim of the contest was to foster creativity and dexterity among students. Little nimble hands worked smoothly and efficiently and brought out the latent talent to create beautiful flowers and birds with yellow and green origami papers.

The results are as follows:

Sl. Name of the Student House Class/Sec Position 1 Samarth Agarwal Ruby II A First 2 Saanvi Mathala Sapphire II A Second 3 Neha Mikkilineni Sapphire II A Third 4 J Sai Tejasvi Emerald II A Consolation 5 Shreya Sarkar Ruby II B First 6 Vibha Chokkath Theyandath Sapphire II B Second 7 R Sai Harsha Ruby II B Third 8 Diya Thummala Sapphire II B Consolation 9 Arjun Pavuluri Topaz II C First

10 Akarshak Guha Sapphire II C Second 11 Syeda Rumaysa Topaz II C Third 12 Richard Gladson Ruby II C Third 13 Akshaj Vardhan Kothapalli Emerald II D First 14 Anmol Bery Sapphire II D Second 15 Janya Hitesh Topaz II D Third 16 Navya Goel Sapphire II D Consolation 17 Karthikeya Bharadwaj. V Sapphire II E First 18 Chaitra Reddy Cheerla Topaz II E Second 19 Arjun Amar Tirmanwar Emerald II E Third 20 Saransh Adhikary Ruby II E Consolation 21 K R Arjun Reddy Emerald II F First 22 Yashashree Manji Topaz II F Second 23 Nadella Srihan Ruby II F Third

24 Vishnubhotla Himaja Srivaishnavi Sapphire II F Consolation 25 Aakriti Satpathi Topaz II G First 26 Y G Aaradhya Reddy Sapphire II G Second 27 Shaivi Petwal Sapphire II G Third 28 Kaivalya Bhatnagar Ruby II G Consolation 29 Misthi Nigam Emerald II H First 30 Radhya Reddy Chada Topaz II H Second 31 Twisha Mitra Ruby II H Second 32 Anagh Ashutosh Pani Ruby II H Third


Grade III

“Handwriting is rooted in the spirit, even though it appears by means of bodily senses.” ― Al-Nazzam

Inter House calligraphy contest for class III was conducted on 11 June, 2018 in order to improve presentation skills and to inculcate habit of good handwriting among the students. This event was held in view of the changing ways of written communication among children today due to the growing interest in computers. Handwriting is a dying skill and children have lost interest in understanding the need for good handwriting. To help students understand the value and impact of a hand written work of art DPS conducts an Inter-house calligraphy competition every year. Students of class III showed much enthusiasm and creativity through their writing skills.

SUBJECT: ENGLISH

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT CLASS/SEC HOUSE POSITION

1 KOJAGORI DEY III A RUBY I

2 NISHITH PRADHAN III A RUBY II

3 RIPANSHI AGARWAL III A SAPPHIRE III

4 ISHIKA PONNAM III A SAPPHIRE CON

5 AARAV GUPTA III B TOPAZ I

6 ANAYAH PANWAR III B EMERALD II

7 ANEEK BEDI III B SAPPHIRE III

8 SAHASRA TIRUNAGARI III B EMERALD CON

9 PRISHA CHAWLA III C SAPPHIRE I

10 JENYA TATINENI III C RUBY II

11 NISHAD MAHESWARI III C EMERALD III

12 GOWRAVARAPU CHANDRANKITH REDDY III C RUBY CON


13 MAYRA CHAUDHARY III D SAPPHIRE I

14 ANANYA MUDGAL III D RUBY II

15 KAVYA SRIVASTAVA III D TOPAZ III

16 DEEPANSHI GUHA III D EMERALD III

17 MADDULAPALLY SATHVIKA III D RUBY CON

18 TANVEE PARIDA III E TOPAZ I

19 REYANSH SINGH III E SAPPHIRE II

20 NIKITHA BOBBA III E EMERALD III

21 KOVAI PURVI III E TOPAZ CON

22 NISHTHA GOEL III F EMERALD I

23 CHAKRAVADHANULA PRANAVI III F EMERALD II

24 KRIYA KATTA III F TOPAZ III

25 AADITYA NARAYAN PATRA III F RUBY CON

26 MANASA JANDHYALA III G TOPAZ I

27 ADRIJA BHATTACHARYA III G RUBY II

28 MUSKAN HALDER III G EMERALD III

29 ADITYA SHARMA III G TOPAZ CON

30 KRITIKA TANDON III H EMERALD I

31 NAVIKA SHARMA III H TOPAZ II

32 RAGHURAM . G III H TOPAZ III

33 NIKHIL. K III H SAPPHIRE CON

SUBJECT: HINDI


1 RIPANSHI AGARWAL III A SAPPHIRE I

2 NISHITH PRADHAN III A RUBY I

3 SHREYA PRADIPTA MAHARANA III A TOPAZ II

4 HARSH KOTHARI III A SAPPHIRE III

5 MUSKAN HALDER III G EMERALD CON

6 ADRIJA BHATTACHARYA III G RUBY CON

7 AARAV GUPTA III B TOPAZ I

8 NIYATI SANGAL III G RUBY II

9 ANEEK BEDI III B SAPPHIRE III

10 SHREYAS VELAGALA III B EMERALD CON

11 NISHTHA GOEL III F EMERALD I

12 NIRVANAKISHORE III H TOPAZ II


13 RAGHAV JAIN III F SAPPHIRE III

14 UMA KRUTI VADLAMANI III H TOPAZ CON

15 SADHIL SAI CHALLA III H EMERALD I

16 KRITIKA TANDON III H EMERALD II

17 DEEPANSHI GUHA III D EMERALD III

18 ANANYA MUDGAL III D RUBY CON

19 SAHASRA TIRUNAGARI III B EMERALD I

20 JENYA TATINENI III C RUBY II

21 ADITYA SHARMA III G TOPAZ III

22 MANASA JANDHYALA III G TOPAZ CON

23 TANVEE PARIDA III E TOPAZ I

24 NAVIKA SHARMA III H TOPAZ II

25 THANYA SATHYAN III E RUBY III

26 ANANYA S KRISHNA III E EMERALD CON

27 ANIKA MITTAL III C TOPAZ CON

SUBJECT: TELUGU

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT CLASS/SEC HOUSE POSITION 1 CHETANA DHULIPALA III A SAPPHIRE I 2 P MANASUHAS III C TOPAZ II 3 SAHASRA TIRUNAGARI III B EMERALD III

4 MORA AANYA REDDY III A RUBY CON 5 BHUVANAGIRI SRIKAR III G SAPPHIRE I

6 NAKSHATRA ARIKERA III H SAPPHIRE II

7 CHAKRAVADHANULA PRANAVI III F EMERALD III 8 SRITHA CHIRRA III F SAPPHIRE CON


Grade IV

"The performance of poetry is an art, just as much an art as the art of writing it."

Inter House Poem Enactment Competition for the students of Classes IV, was held on 11 June, 2018. The contest was held in three languages English, Hindi and Telugu with the theme ‘Telangana’. Taking up the challenge of composing relevant poems for the topic, teachers and students penned down beautiful euphonious poems for the competition. Participants too, did justice to the poems they were assigned with and displayed great confidence and style in presenting them on the stage.

SUBJECT: ENGLISH


1 SUHANI VARMA IV C EMERALD I 2 KARTHIKEYAN SAHGAL IV D SAPPHIRE II 3 RACHIT BHARTIA IV G SAPPHIRE III 4 ANANYA CHERUKU IV F SAPPHIRE III 5 AKSHARA GUPTA IV A TOPAZ III 6 G SANYU IV A RUBY CON 7 KAVYA RATH IV H RUBY CON

SUBJECT: HINDI S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT CLASS/SEC HOUSE POSITION 1 VIBHUSHITA SHARMA IV A EMERALD I 2 HANSUJA HARRSH IV G RUBY II 3 YAMINI PANDIT IV G TOPAZ III 4 AISHANI MAJUMDAR IV A SAPPHIRE CON

SUBJECT: TELUGU

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT CLASS/SEC HOUSE POSITION 1 BALA YASHASWINI IV A TOPAZ I 2 MUKUND IV C SAPPHIRE II 3 MEGHANA IV F SAPPHIRE III 4 NAMISHA IV A RUBY CON


Grade V To reinforce the importance of presentation skills and to inculcate habit of good handwriting and writing skills among students, an Inter-House calligraphy competition was organised for class V. The topic chosen for them was ‘Festivals of Telangana’. To promote a fine sense of judgement in the senior students, the competition was judged by D. Ishvitha and Aditya. J of class XII with the guidance of teachers on the basis of a predetermined criteria.

Sl. CLASS/SEC POSITION STUDENT NAME HOUSE

1 V A FIRST SIDDHANTH SUJAY.N TOPAZ

2 V A SECOND KOHANA MAJUMDAR TOPAZ

3 V A THIRD KAUSHIKI TIWARI SAPPHIRE

4 V B FIRST PRISHA GUPTA EMERALD

5 V B SECOND ABHIRAM VENKATA SIRIGIRI SAPPHIRE

6 V B THIRD MADDULA AKSHAYA RUBY

7 V C FIRST JISHNU VENKATA SAI ARISA SAPPHIRE

8 V C SECOND YASHASVI KRISHNA.B RUBY

9 V C THIRD AHAAN NAGPAL RUBY

10 V D FIRST ASMITA DATTA SAPPHIRE

11 V D SECOND CH.NIHAL REDDY EMERALD

12 V D THIRD AKSHARA DARAKAPALLI RUBY

13 V E FIRST MAITREYI MADHIRA SAPPHIRE

14 V E SECOND NAREDDY SRIHITHA REDDY RUBY

15 V E THIRD KONUDULA SHRUTHIKA TOPAZ

16 V F FIRST THRIVIDHA APPILI TOPAZ

17 V F SECOND SAISHA JAIN SAPPHIRE

18 V F THIRD ANAGHARAM VUPPALADADHIAM

RUBY

19 V G FIRST SAHITI LANKE RUBY

20 V G SECOND ANSHUL KONDALE RUBY

21 V G THIRD KONA AKSHIT KALYAN TOPAZ

22 V H FIRST VEMURI MEDHA SRI NIDHI TOPAZ

23 V H SECOND KANDI LASYA SAPPHIRE

24 V H THIRD SRIKARI GOGULA RUBY


Grade VI

Collage making is expressing one’s own idea, trying new things, and experimenting with changing materials. It supports the development of cognitive, social-emotional and multisensory skills. A collage making competition was held for Class VI on 8 June, 2018 as the Inter-house competition for this month. The class was divided into four groups according to their houses, where the participants had to create collages using their creativity and imagination on the theme ‘Culture of Telangana’. Two best entries were chosen for the final round from each section that was then judged by Ms. Boul Dey and Mr.Anand, from the Art & Craft Department, who selected the winners. Results:

Sl. Position Complete Name of the Winner Class House

1

1st

K.SAI JUHITHA VI E EMERALD 2 NAADYA BHATIA VI E EMERALD 3 CHAHAT JAIN VI E EMERALD 4 SATHVIK GENIKALA VI E EMERALD 5 TEJAS .N.UNAL VI E EMERALD 6 NISHANT REDDY .N VI E EMERALD 7 ADITYA GARG VI E EMERALD 8 GUDLURU MITHREYA VI E EMERALD

9

2nd

GALIVELI NIKETH SIDDARTHA VI B TOPAZ 10 KAUSTHUBH VI B TOPAZ

11 HARINI KOTHWAL VI B TOPAZ 12 T.ARJUN REDDY VI B TOPAZ 13 KARRA KRITTIK SHARMA VI B TOPAZ 14 CHAVALI RAAGA PRANATHI VI B TOPAZ

15

3rd

AARUSHI MITRA VI B SAPPHIRE 16 HRISHIKA KOTHAMASU VI B SAPPHIRE 17 JAYANT SAI REDDY RAGI VI B SAPPHIRE 18 LUNAVATH VIHAASITH VI B SAPPHIRE 19 MOPURU KHYATHI REDDY VI B SAPPHIRE


Grade VII

“Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words.” - Robert Frost

A poem is a mixture of emotions and imaginations. Poems are not about rhyming lines; their essence lies in the expression of emotions which is open to a number of interpretations. Writing, speaking, and understanding can all be greatly influenced and nurtured by the use of poetry. Speaking poetry aloud with its beat, rhythm, and rhyme can loosen the tongue and craft a firm foundation for verbal communication.

20 P.BHANU PRAKASH REDDY VI B SAPPHIRE 21 SAHANA PAVULURI VI B SAPPHIRE

22 G.VAMSI KRISHNAM NAIDU VI B SAPPHIRE 23 V.MANAS SIDDARTH VI B SAPPHIRE

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Consolation

B.VENKATA JATIN REDDY VI E RUBY 25 STUTI TRIPATHY VI E RUBY 26 MAHATHI MALYALA VI E RUBY 27 ARYAN REDDY.L VI E RUBY 28 AVANTIKA DAS VI E RUBY 29 SHREYA SHARMA VI E RUBY 30 PARCHURI PRANAVI VI E RUBY 31 G.ADISH REDDY VI E RUBY

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Consolation

TWISHA MUNJAMPALLY VI D SAPPHIRE 33 SRAVYA SHARAN.P VI D SAPPHIRE 34 ASHIMA SAHOO VI D SAPPHIRE 35 RISHIKA REDDY .C VI D SAPPHIRE 36 SIVAIAHGARI SRI AVANI VI D SAPPHIRE 37 AARUSH JAIN VI D SAPPHIRE 38 VASHIST KRISHNA.B VI D SAPPHIRE 39 YALAMANCHILI BHVISH VI D SAPPHIRE


With the objective of developing, improving and accessing the individual skill of our students in understanding and reciting Kavita (poem) in Hindi and Telugu, ‘Kavi Sammellan’, an Inter House competition for grade VII was conducted on 14 June, 2018.

The contest was conducted in two rounds. First round was conducted for all the students in their respective classrooms by language teachers. Final round for Hindi was based on six topics like – कृित, समय, देश ेम, हा , माँ and बचपन and for Telugu poems of four eminent poets of

Telangana region - Pothana, Ramadasu, C. Narayan Reddy and Dasarathi Krishnamacharyulu were chosen. One student from each house recited a poem one topic. The exuberance of the participants made the final show a great success.

Sl. Topic/ िवषय Student’s Name Class/ Sec House 1

कृित

Akanksha Prakash Patil 7 G Emerald 2 Hansika Reddy 7 A Ruby 3 Uma Iyer 7 F Sapphire 4 Misha Mittal 7 A Topaz 5

देश ेम

Harshit Tripathi 7 B Emerald 6 Anjali Khandpal 7 G Ruby 7 Arushi Lakhera 7 G Sapphire 8 Srushti Amol Nagapurkar 7 G Topaz 9

हा

Bhoomi Bansal 7 C Emerald 10 Adya Rao 7 C Ruby 11 Eishani Tripathi 7 G Sapphire 12 Kshitij Mathur 7 C Topaz 13

बचपन

Darshika Sanwaria 7 D Emerald 14 K. Akshaya 7 D Ruby 15 Om Suresh Nair 7 D Sapphire 16 Parth Gupta 7 D Topaz 17

समय

Sara Joshi 7 E Emerald 18 Haaris Mohammed Iqbal 7 H Ruby 19 Sanvi Gupta 7 E Sapphire 20 Disha Agarwal 7 E Topaz 21

माँ

Shreya Khattar 7 A Emerald 22 Navtej Sai 7 G Ruby 23 Aanya Sodhani 7 F Sapphire 24 Pratiksha Wadmare 7 F Topaz

List of winners Sl. Topic/ िवषय Student’s Name Class/ Sec House Position

1. माँ Aanya Sodhani 7 F Sapphire 1st

2. देश ेम Anjali Khandpal 7 G Ruby 2nd 3. समय Sara Joshi 7 E Emerald 2nd


4. बचपन Darshika Sanwaria 7 D Emerald 3rd

5. माँ Pratiksha Wadmare 7 F Topaz 3rd 6. कृित Hansika Reddy 7 A Ruby Consolation

List of finalists

Sl. Student’s Name House Class & Sec 1. Malladi Sri Naga Anagha Topaz 7 G 2. Bhuvanagiri Mohana Topaz 7 H 3. Shruthi Konidala Topaz 7 B 4. Pegadaraju Lalitha Sankeerthana Emerald 7 D 5. Surapaneni Hasita Emerald 7 F 6. Pranav Cherukuri Emerald 7 D 7. Joshita Chennu Sapphire 7 G 8. Sai Nikhita Thontepu Sapphire 7 H 9. Arnav Varma Dantuluri Sapphire 7 B 10. Lingampally Aanya Reddy Ruby 7 E 11. Sai Vaibhavi Sriram Ruby 7 F 12. Audimulapu Rithu Jasmine Ruby 7 C

List of winners

Sl. Student’s Name Class/ Sec House Position

1. Malladi Sri Naga Anagha 7 G Topaz 1st

2. Surapaneni Hasita 7 F Emerald 2nd

3. Sai Vaibhavi Sriram 7 F Ruby 3nd

4. Shruthi Konidala 7 B Topaz Consolation


Grade VIII

“The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.” - Saint Augustine Humans have been travelling from time immemorial for a variety of reasons. Travelling not only takes us to distant lands and acquaints us with different people, but it also tends to break the monotony of our lives. Tourist information has been shown to have an important influence on the choice of vacation destinations. When a traveller opts to visit a place for the first time, information related to its geography, culture, important attractions, places to stay, eat and idea of cost are all very important. Travel Brochure, therefore, plays a very important role in planning a vacation. As a part of the on-going celebration of Telangana Formation week and to increase awareness about Telangana, students of Standard VIII designed beautiful and informative travel brochure for the Inter- house competition held on 14 June, 2018 on the topic “Telangana Tourism”. Students were divided into teams house-wise and the resultant team work was outstanding giving a hard time for the judges to choose the winners.

Result

Sl. Group No Class & Sec Student’s Name House Position Points

1. Group 3

8 A

B Rahul

Ruby I 10 Ch Sai Khyati Mahalakshmi Ponnusundar Revanth Pamidi

2. Group 5

Alluri Sai Santosh Varma

Sapphire II 7 Eshaan Sharma Gowni Hitaasri Soundarya Giri

3. Group 8

Bachina Harshith

Topaz III 5 Narahari Sreeja Pranav Subhash Geetha Amrutha Akkina

4. Group 9

8 B

Anoushka Chigullapalli

Emerald I 10 Harini Kuchibhotla Seepana Rishita Shravya Venkat Siya Rath

5. Group 15

Akaankksha Mandava

Topaz II 7 Anoushka Devineni B.Keertana Reddy K Gaayattri Praharsheta

6. Group 13 Keya Chembuli

Sapphire III 5 Sandhya Sowmya Narayan Tanvi Komaravelli


7. Group 24

8 C

Mohammed Uzair Ghazi

Topaz I 10 Nishita Venkata Sri Lakshmi Palivela Pratham Vijay Wargi Priyadarshini Reddy Ram Reddy

8. Group 21

Khushi Atukuri

Sapphire II 7 Nikhita Vaidyula Pranjal Panda Sheel Ranjan

Sl. Group No Class & Sec

Student’s Name House Position Points

9. Group 20 8 C

Gajjala Pujitha

Ruby III 5 Peeka Subhash Sahiti Gummadavelli Shashank Bharat Sruti Goteti

10. Group 28

8 D

Divit Teckchandani

Sapphire I 10

Gandrothu Navneeth Krishna J Jayansh Adithya Jayany Nunna Manvi Agarwal Riyansh Babbar Sahiti.E Srirama Prabhav Rachakonda

11. Group 25

Aarushi Dey

Emerald II 7 Amrutha Wudali Aryan Bhavyaram Vuppaladadhiam

12. Group 29

Akaash Sai Sagi

Topaz III 5

Bandi Venugopal Reddy Mohita Sinha Rithvik Reddy Chitla Shaurya Kapoor Syeda Ahmedi V. Bhargav Sargunesan

13. Group 34

8 E

Hasan Ahmed Khan

Topaz I 10 Samhitha Saraswatula

Tharun Uppalapati

Shruti Oruganti

14. Group 40

Anshika Kundalia

Sapphire II 7 Poonati Lasya Sai Dhruv Shashank Kothapalli Sreevarsha Vytla


15. Group 37

Anaya Vikrama Singh

Topaz III 5 Kolan Sadhwik Reddy Gaddam Krithika Reddy Pranav Bommakanti Nashwa Syed

Sl. Group No Class & Sec Student’s Name House Position Points

16. Group 47

8 F

Aarush Pramit

Topaz I 10 Ishani Singh P Sai Sree Tanvi Reddy Sparsh Bhartia

17. Group 44

Nirali Niyati Das

Ruby II 7 Pendyala Sohan Chiranjeevi Prithvi Majji Sri Santosh Aditya Poosarla

18. Group 46

Aditya Kumar

Sapphire III 5 Ananya Khandwekar K Sai Srinivas P.Raga Harshini Tanush Varshney

19. Group 53

8 G

Anish Paleti

Sapphire I 10 Arhanth Akoijam Jyoti Laddipirla Yashwanthika Vaibhav Krishna Validas Valay Phadnis

20. Group 50

Kanteti Sri Lakshmi Keerthi

Emerald II 7 Pushp Patwari Saivya Singh Thadisina Shaila Puthri

21. Group 56 Amith Rama

Topaz III 5 Buddole Jessica Vansh Seth

22. Group 59

8 H

Aryan Dhawan

Sapphire I 10 Bonga Paritosh Reddy Garvit Bansal Narra Sree Akshay Nikhil Om Sivakumar

23. Group 57

Jayanti Sharma

Ruby II 7

Karri Shrav Sai Reddy Poorva.C.Parikh Priyusha Vallabhaneni Sai Amrutha Polu Sarang Cheler Akshita Sure


Grade IX and X

“Creative without strategy is called ‘art’, creative with strategy is called ‘advertisement’." – J. Richard

With the objective of making students learn how to mix creativity with strategy, an Inter House Contest - “Ad - Mad” for classes IX and X was held on 13 June 2018. The contestants were divided in eight groups according to their houses. Each house had one team from Std. IX and another from Std. X. The teams were given the following topics to select from:

Std IX:

Travel or E-Commerce Site or Robo-Mom – A gadget for new generation mom

Std X:

An Imaginary Gadget or An Innovative App

Sl. Group No Class & Sec

Student’s Name House Position Points

24. Group 60 8 H

Ekaksh Agarwal

Topaz III 5

Endurthy Eesha Reddy Malupally Ankith Reddy Pilla Sudhansh T. Sai Harisha Vakulabharanam Manasa Velagala Sai Manish


Each team gave its best effort in bringing about a different approach to the topic and showcased unparalleled solidarity to give shape and form to the innovative ideas within a limited period of time. The judges appreciated the creativity and the enthusiasm of the teams.

Result:

POSITION TEAM HOUSE STUDENT’S NAME CLASS/SEC.

I II EMERALD

KASHIKA NAGPAL XB VANI AGARWAL XC AGREEMA DHIMAN XE SRIYA MARELLAPUDI XG Y.G.BHARGAV XD NISCHAL SAIRAM REDDY K. XC SIDDHARTH PEDDIREDDY XA ISHIKA VARMA D. XE

II IV RUBY

SANTOSHI SUBRAMANIYAN XB ANIKA MAITRA XB MAHIKA PARMAR XA ASHISH SARAJ XA LAKSHMAN PERI XH RASHMIKA XH B.NEHA XC KEERTHIKA C XC VISALAKSHI P. XD

III VI SAPPHIRE

SHAMBHAVI MISHRA XA KRISHNA BHARGAV XB NEHA CHARKA XB KUNDAN REDDY XD VIDUSHI AGARWAL XE TANISHQ SRIVASTAV XF GAURAV PALLOD XF SREE MAYUKHA XG NANDINI AGRAWALA XA

CONSOLATION

III RUBY

KUBER AGARWAL IXB ANUSHA CHATURVEDI IXB AYUSHI SHARMA IXD SAKSHI MAHURKAR IXC NIRAL SINGHANIA IXC D.NEEHARIKA IXC NUBAID IXH RAKSHIT PRADHAN IXH PRATHIVIRAJ IXE

VIII TOPAZ HANSA PANDEY XC T.S.ANANYA XH TANEESHA CHATURVEDI XE


ROHAN PANDA XF NAMIT ARJARIA XC MAANASA KOVURU XH APURVA AGARWAL XC SHRAVANI KULKARNI XD P.KARTHIKEYAN XB YASHODHARA JAIN XF

Grade XI and XII

“You can't act alone. Use the props, the setting, the crew around you, and of course, your fellow actors.” - Jon Polito The earliest known use of props as stage accessories dates back to 1425 CE, The Oxford English Dictionary finds the first usage of "props" in 1841. Over the centuries use of props has seen a dramatic change. With the advent of different media props also have evolved. To give the members of the millennial a challenge, a prop mania competition was organized for classes XI & XII on 13 June, 2018. Students were given socially relevant topics and asked to present their topics with help of props. All the props had to be made by the students. A total of 4 topics were given and 16 teams from classes XI & XII participated. The students participated with much zeal and exuberance either by presenting the props or by lending their support in the making of props and audio visual support. Each group had their own interpretation and unique presentations. The judges had a difficult time to judge the best among these fantastic performances.


TOPICS: 1. Use of fairness cream, discrimination against skin colour.

2. Make in India –Infinite possibilities

3. Fit India – A better tomorrow

4. Virtually social, unsocial in real world.

The following are the Winners:

First Position – GROUP 12

Sl.No Name Class/Section House

1 BOMMAREDDY MAHATHI SATYA REDDY 11D SAPPHIRE

2 CHIRAG AGARWAL

11D SAPPHIRE

3 POOJA RAMCHANDANI

11D SAPPHIRE

4 SUCHARITHA NAMINENI

11D SAPPHIRE

5 SURE SAI PRANAVI

11D SAPPHIRE

6 TRISHA AGARWAL

11D SAPPHIRE

7 VATSALAYA DONDAPATI

11D SAPPHIRE

8 BHAVYA SINGHANIA 12 D SAPPHIRE

9 JAHNAVI D KOTHARI 12 D SAPPHIRE

10 K AKSHARA 12 D SAPPHIRE


11 KAASHVI VARMA 12 D SAPPHIRE

12 KHUSHANK AGARWAL 12 D SAPPHIRE

13 KRISHIKA AGARWAL 12 D SAPPHIRE

14 NAYONIKA MITRA MAJUMDER 12 D SAPPHIRE

15 NISHAAZ GUL 12 D SAPPHIRE

16 SHIVIKA BAHETI 12 D SAPPHIRE

17 VASUDHA SAMANTARAY 12 D SAPPHIRE

Second Position – Group 14


1 SREEJAN THAKUR 11B TOPAZ

2 NUTI NITIN 11B TOPAZ

3 SHREYA CHINDEPALLI 11B TOPAZ

4 SIDDHARTH BOSE 11B TOPAZ

5 SOURISH SENGUPTA 11B TOPAZ

6 SRISHTI GUPTA 11B TOPAZ

7 VAHINI S KONDA 11B TOPAZ

8 AASHNA MEHTA 12 B TOPAZ

9 GAJJALA HAMSA SRUTHI 12 B TOPAZ

10 KAKULAVARAM VISHALI 12 B TOPAZ

11 PARTH SHAH 12 B TOPAZ

12 PATLOLLA DHANANJAY REDDY 12 B TOPAZ

13 POTHAPU SAI ISHRITHA REDDY 12 B TOPAZ

14 SADIA AFROZ 12 B TOPAZ

15 SHEFALI SINHA 12 B TOPAZ

16 YASASWINI NIMMAGADDA 12 B TOPAZ

Third Position shared by two groups:

Group 15

Sl.No Name Class/Section House 1 KONIJETI AJAY KUMAR 11C TOPAZ

2 ROHIT SURAPALLI

11C TOPAZ

3 SAI SACHIT KAUNDINYA TADINADA

11C TOPAZ

4 SAMANVITHA DESHAM

11C TOPAZ

5 VARSHA LOHIA

11C TOPAZ


6 K V SRUJANA 12 C TOPAZ

7 MOLLY AGARWAL 12 C TOPAZ

8 NANNAPANENI AARYAN 12 C TOPAZ

9 PREKSHA BHANDARI 12 C TOPAZ

10 SHREYA BHATTACHARYA 12 C TOPAZ

11 SRIAMSH REDDY CHALLURI 12 C TOPAZ

12 TULIKA GUPTA 12 C TOPAZ

13 VIBHAV GADWAL 12 C TOPAZ

Group 9


1 ANISH MATHUR

11A SAPPHIRE

2 MOHIT BHANDARI

11A SAPPHIRE

3 NANDINI GOSWAMI

11A SAPPHIRE

4 PRANAV GUPTA

11A SAPPHIRE

5 RISHAB AGRAWAL

11A SAPPHIRE

6 SAKE ADITYA

11A SAPPHIRE

7 TONDAPU RAM NARAIN

11A SAPPHIRE

8 AARYAN AGARWAL 12 A SAPPHIRE

9 ANUSHA CHOUDHARY 12 A SAPPHIRE

10 B SURYA PRUDHVI 12 A SAPPHIRE

11 BAYYAPUNEDI SAI VINAY 12 A SAPPHIRE

12 MADASU VENKATA SAI VIKESH 12 A SAPPHIRE

13 ROHAN VARMA RUDRARAJU 12 A SAPPHIRE

14 SAKET GUPTA 12 A SAPPHIRE

15 SAMANYU KURRA 12 A SAPPHIRE

16 SHREYA R KUMBAM 12 A SAPPHIRE


Workshop for Teachers

‘Knowledge has no value unless you use and share it.’

Making the most out of the rich and varied experience of the teachers, DPS successfully completed its third year of workshop for teachers, ‘Integrating to Enhance’ at all three branches, Hyderabad, Secunderabad and Miyapur. The three day workshop began with an inauguration ceremony held at DPS, Hyderabad. The occasion was graced by Board Members of Vidyananda Educational Society, Mr. Y Lakshmi Narayan, Mr. G. Ramesh, Mr. U.V. Ganesh, Mr. K. Murali Mohan Rao and Academic Director, Mrs. Rekha Agrawala, Principal – DPS, Hyderabad, Mrs. Geetha Viswanathan and Principal – DPS, Secunderabad, Mrs. Shailaja Gopinath. The dignitaries stressed upon the need to keep oneself updated with the new and innovative teaching methodologies and to upgrade along with the changing times. Teachers, completing 10 years of service in DPS and those having full attendance, were awarded mementoes as a token of appreciation. DPS believes in sharing knowledge through its best practises. In view of this, the workshop was conducted where the teaching staff shared their wisdom through various subject related topics.


House Meeting

‘The first step of evolution of ethics is a sense of solidarity with fellow members.’

June 2018 witnessed the start of the first House Meeting organised by the four houses of DPS, Hyderabad. To foster a strong sense of solidarity and ownership, it has been decided to organise the House meeting on a regular basis. The students were introduced to the office bearers of each house. They were asked to participate and contribute wholeheartedly to create an environment for healthy competition. The importance of self-discipline was stressed upon. Students were found to be excited about the upcoming Inter-House and Inter-School competition.


Telugu Learning Initiative

Just learning to think in another language allows you to see your own culture in a better viewpoint.

- Gates Mcfadden

The learning of different languages would definitely bridge the cultural barriers and would positively contribute to the cultural integration of the country. The Supreme Court has ruled that a state government can make learning of its regional language compulsory even in linguistic minority in order to strengthen national integration and cement the gap between different cultural segments in the society. The decision of Telangana Government of making Telugu as a compulsory third language has been accepted with open arms by our young Dipsites. Most of the kids have said that they are

enjoying learning Telugu a lot. Surprisingly, there are many Telugu speaking kids who are learning to read and write Telugu for the first time. Few testimonials of enthusiastic learners:

“Even though it is difficult, as it is not my mother tongue, I am enjoying it and want to learn it as fast as I can.” – Aishani Roy Chodhury “I am enjoying it a lot. It is good to learn our state language.”- Keertana “New language is difficult but exploring is good. “ – Karthikeyan “I always wanted to learn to read and write Telugu. I know how to speak Telugu.” – Nishchay “Good to learn a new language as I am from Maharashtra.” - Nitya Bharat “My grandmother can communicate only in Telugu. So I need to learn Telugu to be able to read her letters and also write to her.” Shivesh “Road signs and direction can be read and understood,”- Vishnu “I am from Odisha. My mother doesn’t know Telugu. So, now I can help her to communicate with the maid and other local people.” - Prajukt Manik “I am enjoying the Telugu poems.” Ahana “Enjoying speaking in Telugu with my non-Telugu friends.” Sanyu


Theme of the Month

“Little Kids enjoy all the little things in the world, like everything is amazing”.

To introduce our little dipsites to the world of colors, art & craft, a very innovative theme of the month was organized, called “Picasso’s Play Time” where various colourful activities & unique ideas were planned. Smearing paint on paper, feeling the touch of soft colourful clay, vibrant paper crumpling without any distraction was part of the event.

It is said that “the kids are the master of the moment”. Art & craft not only fosters creativity, but also develops the child –mentally, emotionally & socially. Inclusion of such activities in our curriculum at this stage boosts their self-confidence. It acts as the driver for the improvement of child’s fine motor skills, cognitive skills and experiment with the materials.

The Event started with the introduction of ‘who the artists are’. Children were asked to imagine themselves as ‘Little Artist’ and they were made aware of the tools used for painting and also helped them to know new words (of names of tools). A poem ’we are the little scouts’ was recited by the children, followed by a group activity- sponge dabbing on Rainbow with two groups each section. Children were also engaged with activities like paper crumpling, making Tulips and clay modeling.

“The Picasso’s playtime” also included the individual activities like finger printing on flower (for Nursery) and Fish cutout craft (for Prep). The event was concluded by showing kids a movie, “The little engine that could” which emphasized on the first habit of “7 habits of highly effective people” – Be Proactive.

It was a successful event in inculcating love for art and craft in the young minds.


Honouring the Staff

Being told ‘you are appreciated’ is one of the simplest and most uplifting things.

DPS has the culture of appreciating and recognizing the services rendered by the Academic and Administrative staff. This year too, apart from Academic, the Administration staff, Mr. M.L.N. Rao, General Manager Finance and Mr. Venu Gopal, Engineer and three of the support staffs were honoured for their dedicated service more than a decade to the school.

Sports Round up

DPS, Hyderabad has introduced a new sport, Kho – Kho as a part of the elective games and sports for students of Grade V to Grade VIII. The introduction of the sport was inaugurated by the Principal, Mrs. Geetha Vishwanathan, Dy. Sports Captain (Boys) - K. Pranav (X), Dy. Sports Captain (Girls) – D. Ishika Varma (X) on 29th June, 2018.

The sport is introduced with a view to encourage agility and physical fitness among students.



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