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KG Section and Classes I - III

17, Harrington Road, Chennai - 600 031. Phone : 2836 3379

Class IV - XII

Tapovanam, 9-B, Taylors Road, Kilpauk, Chennai - 600 010.

Phone ; 2646 0631

Admin. E-mail [email protected]

Academics E-mail [email protected]

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The Principal Chinmaya Vidyalaya Chennai

Sir / Madam,

I have read all the rules and regulations of the school enlisted

in the school diary and I agree to abide by the same as well as any other

decision of the School.

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CHINMAYA VIDYALAYA

The Chinmaya Vidyalaya has as its emblem, the lamp and the Hamsa'

bird. In the light of the Scriptures (represented by the lamp) the

discriminative power of the human intellect is to be developed

(represented by the Hamsa bird). Vedic tradition describes Hamsa as a

bird that can drink milk alone from a solution of milk and water. The

human intellect with its discriminative power must be able to

discriminate between spirit and matters and must come to enjoy the

Spiritual Essence in the world of names and forms. Thus the emblem

indicates that the function of the Mission is to help people in developing

ethical values and cultivating in them a discriminative intellect.

'KEEP SMILING' is our Vidyalaya motto. This means: Be brave and

courageous always, face every experience of life with a smile on your

face. In other words, be balanced in life under all circumstances joy or

sorrow, success or failure, honour or dishonour, prosperity or adversity.

This calmness of the mind expresses itself in a smile.

Significance

School Motto

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Chinmaya Vidyalayas, ChennaiBoard of Management

Chairman : Shri.Prof.S.P.Thiagarajan

C.C.M.T Trustee / Vice-Chairman : Smt. Leela Nambiar

Chinmaya Mission Acharya : H.H.Swami Mitranandaji

Chinmaya Mission - President : Smt. V. Jayanthi

C.C.M.T - EC : Shri.O.V.Nambiar

MCST Chief Sevak : Shri.Rajkumar Devarajan

Hony.Correspondent : Shri.Jaishankar Unnithan

Hony.Correspondent : Shri. N.Nagarajan

Hony.Correspondent : Shri.R.Surya Kumar

Hony.Correspondent : Smt.Uma Kalyan

Hony.Correspondent : Smt.Priya

Member : Shri. V. Damodaran

: Smt.Deepa Nambiar

Hony. Legal Advisor : Shri.C.Ramakrishna

Patron His Holiness Mukhya Swami Swaroopanandajii

(Chinmaya Vidyalaya Taylors Road)

(Chinmaya Vidyalaya Anna Nagar )

(Chinmaya Vidyalaya Chinmaya Nagar)

(Sricity Chinmaya Vidyalaya)

(Harihara School, Tamaraipakkam)

Hony.Correspondent

(VGN Chinmaya Vidyalaya)

Members of School Managing Committee Faculty

Principal : Shri.Sathiyamoorthy.C M.Sc., B.EdVice Principal : Smt.Valsala Gopakumar M.A., B.Ed

Department of English

Mrs.Valsala Gopakumar M.A,B,EdMrs.Premalatha Kumar M.A., B.EdMrs.Somini Sudeep M.A ,M.Ed Mrs.M.S.Padmini,M.A., B.Ed., M.PhilMrs.M.Deepa M.A, B.Ed Mrs.Lousia Tonia Lavanya.L M.A,B.EdMrs.Pritha M.A, B.EdMrs.Gunjan Agarwal B.A, B.Ed

Department of Hindi

Mr.A.Elangovan Jain , M.A., M.A, B.EdMrs.Jyoti Sahu M.A., B.Ed Mr.Ashok Kumar Pandey M..A, B.EdMrs.G.Neelmadevi M..A, B.Ed

Department of Tamil

Mrs.Sayee Lakshmi, M.A., B.EdMrs.K.Valarmathi, M.A,B.Ed.,Mrs.P. Elavarasi, M.A, D.T.EdMrs.G.Sridevi, M.A, B.Ed

Department of Sanskrit

Dr.R.Ranganathan, M.A, M.Phil, B.Ed, Ph.DMr.Unni Krishnan M.A. B.Ed, Dip. in Elec.

Department of Mathematics

Mr.Sathiyamoorthy.C, M.Sc, B.Ed Mrs.Geetha Ganesh Iyer, M.Sc., M.Phil ., M.Ed Mrs.S.Mercy Joseleen, M.Sc., M.Ed Mrs.Uma Sriram B.Sc, B.Ed Mrs.G.Bhaggium B.Sc., B.Ed

Trust Nominees : Smt.Leela Nambiar

Shri.K.Bhaskar Reddy

Hony. Correspondent : Shri.Jaishankar Unnithan

Educationist : Shri.L.Neelakanta Pillai

Principals of other : Smt. Gowrilakshmi

: Smt..P.Vijayalakshmi

Parents : Smt.Pallavi Jain

Shri.Kiran Deshpande

Dr.S.Premlatha

Shri.D.Narayanan

Teachers of the School : Smt.Valsala Gopakumar

Smt.Radhika Kannan

Smt.Usha Sitaraman

Eminent Local Personalities ; Shri.V.Sethuram

Member / Secretary : Shri.Sathiyamoorthy.C

Chinmaya Vidyalayas

Mrs.Revathi Sivaram M.Sc, B.EdMrs.N.Jamuna B.Sc.B.Ed Mrs. Indu Satish. B.Sc., B.EdMrs. Bindu Saraswathy. M.Sc., B.Ed

Department of Science

Chemistry : Mrs.Sreelatha M.Sc, B.Ed Mr. V.Revathi M.Sc., B.Ed Physics : Mrs.Vijaya Devanathan, M.Sc., B.Ed Mrs.T.Kalavathy M.Sc. B.Ed Mrs. Padma Balaji B.Sc, B.Ed Mrs. Jayalakshmi B.Sc, B.Ed Mrs. Padma Malini B.Sc, B.Ed Pre School Traning

Mrs.R.Ramya, M.Sc, M.Phil .B.Ed.

Biology : Mrs.Vasanthy Vijayakumar M.Sc, M.Phil., M.Ed Mrs.Flora Bhaskar, M.Sc., M.Phil,. B.Ed

Department of Computer Science

Mr.K.Sekar, M.Sc, M.C.A, M.Phil, PGDCA, B.Ed Mrs.Sivagami.M , M.Sc, M.Phil, PGDCA , B.Ed Mrs.Meenakshi Venkatraman, M.Sc., B.Ed P.G.D.C.A Mrs.Sangeetha .V. B.Sc, MCA, M.Phil PGDCA Mrs.Sujatha. S B.Com, MCA., B.Ed Mrs.P.Sripriya M.Sc, M.Phil, B.Ed., H.W.C

Department of Economics

Mrs. Latha Ganesan, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed

Department of Commerce

Mrs. K. Vijayalakshmi, M.Com, B.Ed. Mrs. Sowmya Swamy, M.Com, B.Ed.

Department of Social Science

Mrs.K.Samundeeswari, B.Sc. M.A, B.Ed Mrs.Uma Rameswaran, B.A,M.A, M.Ed Mrs.Uma Maheswari, M.A, M.A. M.Ed Mrs.V.Nagalakshmi M.A, M.Sc, B.Ed, PGDSA Mrs.Rashmi Ramdas ,M.A, B.Ed Mrs.Nirmala Venugopalan ,M.A, B.Ed

Department of Work Experience and Craft Education

Mrs.S.Vijaya Lakshmi, D.CDDM, T.T.T.CMrs.S.Sridhevi, M.Com., B.Ed.

Librarian

Mrs.Latha Narayanan, B.Sc., Dip. Lib B.LIS

Department of Physical Education.

Mrs A. .Esther Rani Devarajan, B.A., B.Ed., M.P.Ed.Mr.C.Rathinakumar B.Sc., M.P.Ed, M.Phil.

Drawing Teacher

Mr.D.Govindarajulu, D.F.A, Diploma in Digital Prepress

Yoga Teacher

Mr.Chandrasekar.K Diploma in Yoga ,B.Sc

Value Education

Mrs.B.Premabai B.S, B.Ed., Siksha Visharad

Dance & Music

Ms.B. Shivaranjani,M.A., (Music)Mrs.C.Vidhya Bharathi, B.Music

Counsellor

Mrs.S.Nirmala, M.Sc., (Guidance & Counsellor)

Primary Section :

Mrs. Radhika Kannan M.Sc, M.Ed, D.P.T.T Primary –in-charge.

Ms. Usha Sitaraman, M.A., B.Ed, K.G. Training

Mrs.T.Meenakshi , M.A, B.Ed

Mrs.Reeshmaa Sanath M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed

Mrs. Najuma B.A,B.P.Ed

Mrs.Vandana Mukesh , M.A, B.Ed

Mrs.Malathi Khandige M.Com B.Ed

Mrs.M. Sharmilee,B.Sc.,B.Ed

Mrs.Vijayalaxmi Shastry, B.A, E.C.E,C.L.I.S, Dip. in Lib, Dip. in Music

Mrs.N.Saratha B.Com , B.Ed

Mrs.P.K.Vijayalakshmi M.A,B.Ed.

Mrs.Kanchana Mopuru ,B.A , B.Ed

Mrs.Kannamma B.Sc., B.Ed.

Mrs. J.C. Rekha ,M.SC, M.B.A, B.Ed, E.C.E

Mrs.Stella Frank .M.Sc, M.Ed

K.G. Section

Mrs..H.Chamundeswari, B.Sc., E.C.E,M.A

Miss.Sandhya.V , B.Sc.E.C.E.,CIG

Mrs.Usha Nair B.A Eng. (Hons) PG Dip.MSM .E.C.E, B.Ed

Mrs.V. Suchitra B.Sc. M.A, DECE CIG,B.Ed

Mr.Immanuel Joshia. B.A (Psychology)

Mrs.Reshma Bhaskaran B.Sc, K.G. Trained, B.Ed

Mrs.Kamala Priya B.Sc, E.C.E

Mrs. Savithri Venkatesan, B.A., B.Ed., D.E.C.E

Mrs.V.Vasanthi B.Sc, K.G. Trained, B.Ed

Mrs.C.Dhanalakshmi Vijayakumar B.A, P.G.Dip.in K.G Training, B.Ed .

Ms.S.Geetharani, M.A, Dip.in Montessori Training

Ms.Sindu Suresh , M.A, P.G. Dip . in K.G. Training, B.Ed

Ms.C.S.Priyadharsani , B.Sc, PGDES, K.G. Trained

Ms.C.S.Renuka Devi, B.Com , DPTT

Ms. Shalini Gupta, B.Tech, E.C.E

Record of the Fees Paid 2017 - 2018

Miscellaneous Payments

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To be filled in by the parent

Full Year

I Term Fees (April to July)

II Term Fees (August to November)

III Term Fees (December to March)

Date ofPayment Bank A/c No. Amount

Parent’sSignature

Teacher’sSignature Remarks

Date ofPaymentCause Bank A/c No. Amount

Parent’sSignature

Teacher’sSignature

Portions For Examination 2017 - 2018 Portions For Examination 2017 - 2018



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Swamiji's Message

From a feudal, quiet sleeping society, our country is today marching into

the modern, fast, electronic age with our heads flaming with material

ambitions and our hearts shrunk into ugly selfishness. The

overemphasis of materialism has made individuals twisted and ugly in

their essential cultural grace.

The politician, the economist and the scientist cannot see anything

beyond the material world when they shouldn't be so. Their job is to

organise and create a rich, prosperous and peaceful world around, with

technology contributing to the comforts and achievements of the

members in the society. The educationists have to bring about

enhancement in the performance of man, the result of which will be a

cultivated inner discipline and larger vision.

We are trying in our Vidyalayas to educate the children to score in the

material world following the secular syllabus prescribed by the

Government, but in an atmosphere, of spiritual presence. We select,

train and therefore expect our teachers to have such a spiritual balance

in themselves, that they can spread the grace and glory in the

classroom. Under such a gracious canopy of moral and ethical charm,

we find the students blooming into men and women, self-controlled,

disciplined and dynamically striving with a magnificent vision.

School Prayer

School Pledge

Guru Stotram

Chapter XV

(The Yoga of the supreme spirit)

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śrī-bhagavān uvāca

ūrdhva-mūlam adhah-śākham aśvattham prāhur avyayam chandāmsi yasya parnā ni yas tam veda sa vedavit

The Blessed Lord said:

They (wise people) speak of the indestructible Peepal Tree having its root above and branches below whose leaves are the Vedas; he who knows is Veda-knower.

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adhaś cordhvam prasrtās tasya śākhā guna-pravrddhā visaya-

pravālāh

adhaś ca mūlāny anusamtatāni karmānubandhīni manusya-loke na rūpam asyeha tathopalabhyate nānto na cādir na ca sampratisthā aśvattham enam su-virūdha-mūlam asańga-śastrena drdhena chittvā

tatah padam tat-parimārgitavyam yasmin gatā na nivartanti bhūyah tam eva cādyam purusam prapadye yatah pravrttih prasrtā purānī

Below and above are spread its branches, nourished by the Gunas; Sense objects are its buds; and below in the world of men stretch forth the roots, originating in action.Its form is not here perceived as such, neither its end, nor its foundation or resting-place; having cut as under this firm rooted Peepal tree with the strong axe of non-attachment.

Then that Goal should be sought for, where having gone none returns again, I seek refuge in that primeval Purusha from which streamed forth the ancient activity (or energy)

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nirmāna-mohā jita-sańga-dosā adhyātma-nityā vinivrtta-kāmāh

dvandvair vimuktāh sukha-duhkha-samjñair gacchanty amūdhāh padam avyayam tat

na tad bhāsayate sūryo na śaśāńko na pāvakah

yad gatvā na nivartante tad dhāma paramam mama

Free from pride and delusion, victorious over the evil of attachment, dwelling constantly in the Self, their desires having completely retired, freed from the pairs of opposites—such as pleasure and pain, — the undeluded reach that goal Eternal.Nor does the Sun shine there, nor the moon, nor fire, to which having gone they return not; that is My Supreme Abode.

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mamaivāmś o jīva-loke jīva-bhūtah sanātanah

manah-sasthānīndriyāni prakrti-sthāni karsati śarīram yad avāpnoti yac cāpy utkrāmatīśvarah grhītvaitāni samyāti vāyur gandhān ivāśayāt

An eternal portion of Myself, having become a living soul in the world of life and abiding in Prakriti draws (to itself) the (five) senses, with mind as the sixth.

When the Lord obtains a body, and when He leaves it, He takes these and goes with them, as the wind takes the scents from their seats. (the flowers)

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śrotram caksuh sparśanam ca rasanam ghrānam eva ca

adhisthāya manaś cāyam visayān upasevate utkrāmantam sthitam vāpi bhuñjānam vā gunā nvitam vimūdhā nānupaśyanti paśyanti jñāna-caksusah

Presiding over the ear, the eye, the touch, the taste and the smell, and also the mind He enjoys the sense objects.

He who departs, stays and enjoys, who is united with the Gunas, the deluded do not see; but they behold who possess the Eye-of-knowledge.

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yatanto yoginaś cainam paśyanty ātmany avasthitam

yatanto'py akrtātmāno nainam paśyanty acetasah yad āditya-gatam tejo jagad bhāsayate'khilam yac candramasi yac cāgnau tat tejo viddhi māmakam

The seekers striving (for perfection) behold Him dwelling in the Self; but, the unrefined and unintelligent even though striving see Him not.

That light which is residing in the sun illumines the whole world and that which is in moon and in the fire-know that light to be mine.

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nwîUm{‘ Mm¡fYr: gdm©: gmo‘mo ^yËdm agmË‘H$: &&13&&

Ah§ d¡ídmZamo ^yËdm àm{UZm§ Xoh‘m{lV: &

àmUmnmZg‘m¶w³V: nMmå¶Þ§ MVw{d©Y‘² &&14&&

gām āviśya ca bhūtāni dhārayāmy aham ojasā

pusnāmi causadhīh sarvāh somo bhūtvā rasātmakah aham vaiśvānaro bhūtvā prāninām deham āśritah prānā pāna-samāyuktah pacāmy annam catur-vidham

Permeating the earth I support all being by (My) energy; and having become juicy moon, I nourish all herbs.

I having become (the fire) vaisvanara, abide in the body of beings and

associated with Prana and Apana, digest the fourfold food.

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doX¡íM gd£h‘od doÚmo doXmÝVH¥$ÛoX{dXod Mmh‘² &&15&&

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sarvasya cāham hrdi samnivisto mattah smrtir jñānam apohanam ca

vedaiś ca sarvair aham eva vedyo vedānta-krd veda-vid eva cāham dvāv imau purusau loke ksaraś cāksara eva ca ksarah sarvāni bhūtāni kūtastho'ksara ucyate

And I am seated in the hearts of all; From Me are memory and

knowledge, as well as their absence. I am verily that which has to be

known in all the Vedas; I am indeed the author of the Vedanta, and the

‘knower of the Vedas’ am I.

Two purushas are there in this world, the perishable and the

imperishable. All beings are the perishable and the Kutastha is called

the imperishable.

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uttamah purusas tv anyah paramātmety udāhrtah

yo loka-trayam āviśya bibharty avyaya īśvarah yasmāt ksaram atīto'ham aksarād api cottamah ato'smi loke vede ca prathitah purusottamah

But distinct is the supreme Purusha called the Highest self, the

indestructible Lord, who pervading the three worlds (waking, dream

and deep-sleep) sustains them.

As I transcend the perishable and an even higher than the

imperishable; therefore, I am declared as the Purushottama in the

world and in the vedas.

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He who, undeluded, thus knows Me, the supreme purusha, the all

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Thus, in the Upanishad of the glorious Bhagavad Geeta in the science of the Eternal, in the scriptures of Yoga, in the dialogue between Sri Krishna and Arjuna, the fifteenth Discourse ends entitled:

The Yoga of the supreme Spirit.

National Anthem

National Pledge

By Pujya H.H. Swami Tejomayananda

India is my country. All Indians are my brothers and sisters. I love my country and I am proud of its rich and varied heritage. I shall always strive to be worthy of it. I shall give my parents, teachers and all elders respect and treat everyone with courtesy. To my country and my people I pledge my devotion. In their well being and prosperity alone lies my happiness.

JAI HIND!

The school has grown from a strength of 30 students to nearly 2300

students and the teaching faculty from 4 to 99. From a humble

beginning the school building has become a strong edifice with 59

classrooms, a spacious playground and a grand Auditorium with a

seating capacity of 700.

The subject clubs like the, Literary, Mathematics, Science and Social

Studies keep the students aware of the latest development in the

subjects.

Students are also encouraged to take part in all cultural activities at the

intra and inter school levels.

Teachers of our Vidyalaya are provided with opportunities to attend

seminars to keep abreast with the latest changes and trends in the

teaching methodology and to quench their thirst for knowledge.

The dizzy height of tomorrow beckons the children of today and it is the

duty of parents, teachers and society to trigger optimism into them.

Affiliation

Our School is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education,

Delhi. This is a co-educational English medium school, following the

same syllabus and curriculum, followed by Kendriya Vidyalayas.

Course of Studies

This school follows the reorganised pattern of education of 10+2 years

Of the Central Board of Secondary Education, Delhi.

Aims and Objectives :

W To offer children a value-based and holistic education which paves

the way for the Integrated Development of the physical, mental,

intellectual and spiritual aspects of the personality, enriched by the

knowledge of Indian Culture, a feeling of Patriotism and a Universal

Outlook.

W To mould children into young men and women of moral strength

who can face the challenges of modern life with a smile and

make a difference in the world by their positive contribution.

W To give a practical and judicious combination of academic

excellence, extra-curricular pursuits, character building and

personality development.

Introduction About the Vidyalaya

The Vidyalaya had its humble beginning at 13th Avenue, Harrington

Road, Chennai - 31, on Vijayadasami Day in October 1968, with a

meagre strength of 30. In the last few decades the Vidyalaya has grown

remarkably with its Senior Section having moved to Taylor’s Road,

Chennai - 10.

The Primary Section has also expanded and occupies a well-designed

block at 17, Harrington Road. The new High School building, at Taylor’s

Road was consecrated by our Pujya Gurudev on 12, August 1990.

The Vidyalaya operating under Central Chinmaya Mission Trust,

Mumbai, besides offering education through the CBSE stream, imparts

value based education which extends a strong and effective moral

foundation. The methodology based on “Chinmaya Vision Programme”

establishes a foundation for integrated personality development,

extends an indepth knowledge of Indian-culture and instils feelings of

patriotism.

Mental Development : It aims at helping a child to be emotionally

balanced. It thereby helps one to live in harmony with oneself and the

world. It includes emotional expansion, handling emotions, handling

relationships, gender specific education, mental health assessment

and counselling.

Intellectual Development : Man has infinite intellectual potential.

Under this head, C.V.P. aims to help the child manifest his / her inherent

Intellectual capacities and enhance the existing ones. It includes

intellectual kindling, independent thinking, management skills,

aesthetics, intellectual assessment and guidance.

Spiritual Development : Man is potentially divine, Spiritual

development enables the child to discover his / her inherent divinity and

manifest it. It Is achieved through value education, value based

education, philosophy, meditation techniques, yoga etc.

Indian Culture : Culture is more than just art forms, festivals and

rituals. Culture is the very way of life of a race and its thinking, which

makes it unique and special. The child is given a wide exposure to the

various aspects of our Culture, cultural awareness and appreciation of

the vast literary, artistic and scientific heritage of India, explanations of

customs and traditions and cultural awareness through hobbies and

projects etc.

Patriotism : This vital area of focus includes education in citizenship,

civic consciousness, fostering pride in being an Indian, inspite of the

diversity. It aims at moulding students into dedicated and committed

citizens who take real pride in serving the nation.

Universal Outlook : Universal Outlook refers to an appreciation,

sensitivity and commitment to universal issues. A universal outlook

helps to view himself/herself as a responsible citizen of the world

(including world issues), live in harmony with creation (environment

education and the synthesis between science and religion) as well as

become aware of being an intrinsic part of the macrocosm.

Chinmaya Vision Programme:

The Chinmaya Vision Programme is what makes the Chinmaya

Educational Institutions ‘Schools with a difference’. It concretizes

Gurudev Swami Chinmayananda’s vision of education.

Yathaa drishti tathaa srishti - As the vision, so the world appears to

us. If man’s vision is narrow and disturbed, the world also seems filled

with strife. If the vision is broad and love-filled, so too is his world.

Chinmaya Vision Programme (CVP) was born to enshrine the

philosophy of education developed by Pujya Gurudev Swami

Chinmayananda in the heart of every growing child to bring out the best

in him or her.

Chinmaya Vision Programme is a comprehensive educational

programme for schools which integrates the best in our culture and

philosophy of education. It aims at giving children a true vision of life to

help them face challenges in a positive and dynamic manner and

heartily contribute to society.

The child is the focal point of this programme. The programme also

embraces the school management, teachers and parents.Through

them, the light of thi vs spreads to the society, country and the world at

large.

The Chinmaya Vision Programme can be classified as follows:-

Integrated Development : It aims at the overall unfoldment and gentle

blossoming of the child at the physical, mental, intellectual and spiritual

levels of his / her personality.

Physical Development : It implies good health and proper growth of

children leading to the optimum expression of their overall well-being. It

includes physical fitness, nutrition, hygiene, personal grooming, health

education, health assessment, prevention of diseases and their

treatment.

Admission Regulation :

Minimum Age Rules (L.K.G.): Children completing three years and six

months as on the 1st of June of the year of the application alone shall

seek admission to L.K.G.

Admission to Classes U.K.G. to Std. X : The school will consider

admission, subject to availability of seats, pupils from all schools

recognised by the Central Board or the State Board, on production of

Transfer Certificate duly issued by competent officers of the

Educational Department. The applicants should also satisfy the

requirements of C.B.S.E. scheme of curriculum. In general, preference

will be given for admission to pupils from C.B.S.E. Schools. Admissions

will be based on the performance In the entrance tests conducted by

the school.

Application for admission should be accompanied by

(1) Transfer Certificate, (2) Conduct Certificate, (3) Mark Sheet.

Application for admission into the L.K.G. / U.K.G. should be

accompanied by Birth Certificate.

Languages Classes

Language I English All Classes From

L.K.G. to Std X

Language II Tamil, Hindi Standards I & II

Language II Hindi / Tamil / Sanskrit Standards III to X

Language III Hindi / Tamil / Sanskrit Standards VI to VIII

Study of Hindi as Language II or Language III is compulsory. Study of

same language at both levels however, is not permissible.

Chinmaya Vision Programme augments the role of teachers, parents

and the Management in this ennobling endeavour.

W The teacher is oriented to this programme with the help of CVP

Manual, seminars and newsletters. Teacher’s assessment

scales enable him/her to assess self-worth and effectiveness.

The Parent is gradually drawn into the programme through

Manuals, workshops, child assessment, self assessment and

expert advice.

W The school management through its active participation

significantly supports this programme which aims at “all-round

development”, and not just academic excellence

This Chinmaya Vision Programme makes significant

breakthrough in the Character-moulding and personality

development of growing children complementing academic

excellence which is what true education is all about.

CVP is not an activity but a vision-inducing programme - the very

spirit behind all activities in the Vidyalaya. It is not a ‘value add,

‘but it is the Vidyalaya culture’.

It is not portion-based, but attitude based.

CVP is Value Education and Value-based Education. Value

Education is imparted through stories, activities, games etc, in a

specific allotted time, whereas Value based education is

inculcated through all the academic subjects and co-curricular

and extra curricular activities of the Vidyalaya. CVP is not only

Value education, but also value-based education.

Admission Regulation for Plus 2 Courses

The student should have

W Passed the Secondary school exam of C.B.S.E. or the X std.

Public Examination in English Medium, Under the new”Plus2”

scheme in the S.S.L.C., I.C.S.E., or Matric.

W Students of Chinmaya Vidyalaya who have passed the above

examination will be given preference for admission, depending

on the grade and the marks obtained.

W Core subject: English is compulsory

W The following groups are offered. The applicant should indicate

clearly his/her first and second choice.

1. Science Group: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology /

Computer Science.

2. Commerce Group : Business Studies, Accountancy, Economics,

Mathematics.

Internal Assessment Areas

Apart from the academic courses offered which are externally

assessed by the C.B.S.E., the following areas of study will be internally

assessed and will be part of the curriculum.

a. Physical and Health Education.

b. Art Education like Drawing, Painting, Music, Dance, Elocution,

Dramatics, etc.,

c. Value Education (Moral Instruction)

d. Computer Awareness Programme.

Other Activities

Activities like NCC, Scouts & Guides, RSP, Eco Club, Karuna Club, Bala Vihar, and Excursions are specially planned and organized to develop the latent talents in pupils and to encourage their creativity and thinking.

Class Tuition Special Lab Computer T o t a l

Fees Fees Fees Fees

L.K.G. & U.K.G. 6,840/- 1,850/- - - 8,690/-

I to II 8,360/- 2,085/- - 935/- 11,380/-

III to V 8,360/- 2,085/- - 1,610/- 12,055/-

VI to VIII 8,620/- 2,200/- 880/- 1,770/- 13,470/-

IX & X 8,620/- 2,200/- 1,290/- 1,770/- 13,880/-

FEE STRUCTURE PER TERM 2017 - 2018

XI & XII(Science with Computer)XI & XII(Science without Computer)

XI & XII (Commerce)

2,300

2,300

2,300

1,770/-

1,770/-

-

3,355

-

-

16,295/-

12,940/-

11,170/-

8,870

8,870

8,870

Note:1. There are three terms for the payment of fees in a year.2. Rs.1000/- Campus development fees will be collected once in

a year along with term fees. 3. STD XI students opting computer science will pay a caution

deposit of Rs. 500/-at the time of admission. 4. Admission Fees Rs.500/- for new admissions only. 5. The details of payment of fees may be noted.6. Students joining or leaving in the middle of the term will have to

pay fees for the full term. Fees should be remitted directly to the bank on or before 10th

April, August and December. The challans for payment have to be collected from the Vidyalaya Office.

Payment once made will not be refunded

Merit-cum-means Scholarship Scheme

The following conditions are applicable for awarding scholarship to

deserving students.

(a) The annual income of the applicant’s parent should be less than

Rs. 2,00,000/- per annum.

(b) The student should have obtained

i) 60% marks for grant of scholarship and

ii) 50% for continuation of scholarship.

(c) The number of scholarship is to be (normally)

i) five in Primary School.

ii) five in High School.

(d) The quantum of scholarship will be 50% of Tuition Fees plus the

special Fees.

(e) The scholarship will be considered with reference to applications

containing the necessary details as stated above. The scholarship

is to be renewed each year.

On all working days and for all functions of the school, pupils should be in uniform. Pupils with incomplete uniform will not be allowed in the class. Pupils should be clean and tidy in their person, dress and belongings. Uniform should be washed and pressed. Shoes should be well polished and socks absolutely white. Each pupil should bring a neat, clean handkerchief to school daily for his / her use.

School Uniform

Girls :

I. LKG and UKG

1. Frock - Blue & Grey One piece

a. No belt

b. Monogram on left sleeve

c. Short ankle length socks with 1 Grey stripe .

d. Black non - leather shoes

e. White Band

II. Std I -V

1. Shirt and Skirt

a. Blue plain shirt & grey skirt

b. Belt

c. Short ankle length socks with 1 Grey stripe

d. Monogram on left sleeve

e. White band

III. Std VI - XII

1. Salwar Kameez

a. Blue with Grey Jacket front one piece Kameez

b. Grey Salwar

c. No Belt

d. Short ankle length socks with 1 Grey stripe

e. Monogram on left sleeve

f. White band

IV. Std VI to XII

1. Salwar Kameez

a. Brown kameez - white salwar - white duppata

b. No Belt

c. Short ankle length white socks


e. White canvas shoes

f. White band

Boys :

V. L.K.G, U.K.G, Std I - V

1. Shirt and Half Trousers

a. White shirt with front pocket

b. Brown half trousers with pockets.

c. White Socks

d. White canvas shoes

e. Belt

f. Monogram on the front pocket of shirt

VI. Std VI - XII

1. White shirt and Brown full Trousers

a. White shirt with front Pocket

b. Brown full trousers with pockets

c. Belt

d. White socks


f. Monogram on the front pocket of the shirt.

Girls :

I. LKG and UKG

1. White shirt / Brown Pinafore

a. No belt

b. Monogram on left sleeve

c. White socks

d. White canvas shoes

e. White band

II. Std I - III

1. Shirt and Skirt

a. White shirt & brown skirt

b. Belt

c. White socks



f. White band

Boys :

IV. L.K.G, U.K.G, Std I - V

1. Shirt and Half Trousers

a. Blue shirt with Grey Piping over Sleeves and front pocket

b. Grey Half Trousers with back pockets.

c. White Socks with 1 Grey stripe

d. Black non - leather shoes

e. Belt

f. Monogram on the front pocket of shirt

V. Std VI - XII

1. Blue shirt and Grey full Trousers

a. Blue shirt with Grey piping on sleeves and front Pocket

b. Grey full trousers with back pockets

c. Belt

d. White socks with 1 Grey stripe

e. Monogram on the front pocket of the shirt.

III. Std IV & V

1. Shirt and Divided Skirt

a. White shirt & brown divided skirt

b. Belt

c. White socks



f. White band

Monday Uniform

School hours ( Monday to Friday)

L.K.G. & U.K.G. 8.30 a.m. 12.30 p.m.

I & II std. 8.30 a.m. 3.00 p.m.

III to V std. 8.30 a.m. 3.10 p.m.

VI to XII std. 8.30 a.m. 3.15 p.m.

VI to XII std. (Saturday) 8.30a.m. to 3.00 p.m.

General

The entrusting of pupil to the school implies that parents agree to stand by

the rules and regulations of the school. Parents are requested to see that

their wards abide by the school regulations.

Note to parents :

The handbook is the most effective means of parent-teacher

communication. Parents are requested to check the handbook daily, look

in for homework and endorsements made by the teacher and to

communicate to the teachers through the handbook.

Parents who seek information or who wish to give suggestion should do

so to the Principal and not to the Class Teachers. The Principal can be

contacted on all working days with prior appointment. Parents can meet

teachers regarding the child’s progress after getting permission from the

Principal and may do so only after 3.15 p.m. on specified days.

Parents and guardians are requested not to meet their children or the

teachers during the class hours.

Parents are expected to co-operate in the functioning of the school by

enforcing regularity, punctuality and discipline and by taking interest in

their child’s progress. They should check the diary daily and note the

homework set and see that the homework is done by their ward. School

Discipline

Rules and Regulations

General :

1. Absence on the re-opening day as well as on the last day of each

term, is not allowed.

2. Students will not be permitted to go home between school hours.

3. Parents are requested to read and follow the rules and sign in the

place provided for signature of parent.

4. This diary should be brought to school everyday.

5a. Students must report to school at 8.25 a.m. Late comers will be

considered absent for half-a-day.

5b. The school gate will be closed at 8.35a.m. students who come

after the closure of the gate will not be allowed in. Habitual late

comers will be discharged from the school.

6. The school uniform must be worn on all school days and for school

functions. White & brown uniform should be worn on Mondays.

Students with inappropriate uniform will not be allowed in class.

Students should be clean and tidy in their person, dress and

belongings.

7. Jewellery must not be worn to school. Exchange of money and

other transactions are not allowed between students.

8. Students are responsible for the safety of their own belongings.

School cannot assume any responsibility for the loss of the

student’s belongings.

9. Writing or scribbling on tables, walls or dirtying the classroom or

damaging any school property is forbidden. Articles damaged by

students must be paid for if required at the discretion of the

Principal.

10. Private tuition by school staff for the students of the Vidyalaya, will

not be permitted.

11. No pupil suffering from contagious or infectious disease shall be

allowed to attend school.

12. Every pupil must take part in the school games and other activities

unless physically unfit or exempted by the Principal.

13. Collection of money from pupils for any purpose requires prior

sanction from the Principal.

14. Parents are requested NOT to give any money to their wards,

except on written request from the school. Students are not

allowed to purchase any article or food from unauthorized dealers

at or near school premises.

15. To ensure uniformity, all notebooks have to be purchased from the

school.

16. A record of the addresses of the parents or guardians is

maintained in the school office. Any change of address should be

communicated without delay.

17. English is encouraged to be spoken in the school premises to

acquire greater ease in the study of the language.

18. Politeness and courtesy of speech and good conduct are

expected from the pupil.

19. Every pupil is expected to contribute to the high moral and spiritual

standards of the school by his/her manner and conduct.

20. Parents and guardians are requested to see that boys come to

school with their hair properly cut. No boy with long hair will be

allowed in the class, similarly colouring the hair by the students is

strictly prohibited. Girls should have their hair plaited or neatly tied

with a white hair band.

21. The school reserves the right to dismiss a pupil on grounds of

irregular attendance, habitual lack of application, disobedience to

teachers or any kind of malpractice, or objectionable behaviour

inside the premises or elsewhere. Whenever such cases are

detected the same will be brought to the notice of the parents and

warning letters will be issued for the first two times. If the same is

repeated the third time the student will be discharged from the

school.

22. Absenting in an examination is a serious offence. No arrangement

will be made for holding special examinations for absentees,

before or after the time fixed for the examinations.

23. Pupils absent for examination on genuine medical grounds should

produce necessary medical certificate.

24. Parents may meet the Principal for any information or for making

any complaints. No complaints should be made direct to the class

teacher.

25. A Suggestion Box is kept outside the office room of the school.

Parents may feel free to offer their suggestions for the

improvement of the school and academic standard.

26. Cellular phones are not allowed inside the school premises.

27. Students should be disciplined while attending classes outside

and representing the school.

28. Whitener should not be brought to school.

29. If any student is found copying in any examination, he/she will be

awarded only a ‘Zero’ in that particular subject/paper. If the student

repeats the same the next time he/she will be issued T.C. and sent

out from the school.

30. Students should refrain from bringing polythene bags to school.

All rules and regulations are subject to any modification if found

necessary in the interest of the school.

Issue of T.C.

1. Transfer certificate will be issued only on the production of a written

application from the parent or guardian.

2. Transfer certificates will be issued only to those who have fully

settled all dues.

3. A student leaving the school in the middle of the term must pay the

fees for the full term.

4. At the time of leaving school every student is expected to enroll

himself / herself as a Life Member of the Alumni Association by

paying Rs.100.

5. Tuition fees for one term is payable for issuing a Transfer Certificate

against an application received after 31st March every year. T.C. will

be issued only after submission of a ‘No Dues’ certificate to the

office.

6. Application for T.C. should be made atleast 3 days prior to the date of

requirement of T.C.

Library

1. Students may borrow books from the library. They should return

them within the prescribed time.

2. If a book is misplaced or damaged, the student will have to pay the

cost or replace the book.

3. A second book will not be given unless the first one is returned.

4. A fine will be levied if the book is returned late.

5. Students should maintain a record of the extra reading done by

them in the pages allotted for the purpose in their diaries.

Attendance :

1. Parents should ensure that their wards do not absent themselves

from school except under unavoidable circumstances.

2. The student should be in the school premises before the first bell.

3. Application for leave must be made in the prescribed column in the

diary and prior sanction must be obtained from the Principal for

absence for more than two days. Half day leave is not permissible.

4. In case of absence due to sickness, a medical certificate must be

sent to the school and the same be recorded in the diary.

5. A minimum of 90% attendance is a must for promotion to higher

classes.

Open day will be held every two months. The performance of the student can be discussed by the parent with the teachers. The parents must return the report card duly signed. Parents may discuss the progress of their children. with the Principal after fixing up a prior appointment. Report cards will not be handed over to the student.

For classes I to XII remedial classes will be held five days of the week i.e., from Monday to Friday. Parents should meet the Principal once a month to discuss the progress of their children.

Medical Examination

All pupils are obliged to undergo a Medical Examination by the school and Medical reports will be sent to parents for follow-up action. Parents are requested to co-operate with the school for effective follow up treatment

Co-Curricular Activities

Co-Curricular activities are conducted class-wise once a week. These activities include literary activities in English, Hindi, Tamil and Sanskrit, celebration of festivals and music and dance contests. In addition, students are encouraged to take part in the activities of Eco, Karuna and Interact Clubs.

House System

To instill in pupils the art of self-discipline and self governance and to encourage the spirit of healthy competition, they are organised into 4 Houses as given below:

House Colour Alakananda Blue Bhagirathi Yellow Cauvery Red Ganga Dark Green

Endowment Prizes / Donors

Instituted by Interest accured To be utilised for

On amount

1. Mrs. Rukmani Ammal Rs. 400/- For the Best Student in Sanskrit

Endowment Prize from Std. X, based on the overall

performance.

2. Mrs. Rukmani Ammal Rs.700/- For the Best Outgoing Student from

Std. X, based on the overall

performance in academics.

3. Mr. V.N. Subbarayan Rs. 2000/- For the Best Two Students from

Std. XII, (one from Science and one

from Commerce group) based on to

overall performance.

4. Mrs. S. Narasimhan Rs. 2000/- For the Best Two Students from

Std. XI, (one from Science and one

from Commerce group) based on

the overall performance.

5. Mrs. Lakshmi Rattan Rs. 1000/- For the First Ranker in Tamil, from

Std. X, based on the overall

performance.

6. Mrs. Lakshmi Rattan Rs. 1000/- For the First Ranker in English, from

Memorial Prize' Std. XII, based on the overall

performance.

7. Mr. K.S.K. Menon, Rs. 5000/- (i) For the Best Outgoing Student

(in memory of his mother from Primary to High School,

late Smt, Konnanath based on the performance in

Kalliani Kutty Amma) academics and exlra-curricular

activities.

(ii) For the Best Student in

Balvihar in Std. V.

8. Prof. Dr. D. Sri. Rama Rao Rs. 2000/- (i) For the Best student in Science from Std. X, based on the ward performance.

(ii) For the Best Student in Chemistry from Std. XII, based on the overall performance.

9. Mrs. Suvama Prasad Rs. 2000/- For the Best Student in (in memory of her father Mathematics, one from Std. X Mr. B.R.V. Varathan) and one from Std. XII

10. Mr. Ashwin Kamdar Rs. 1000/- For the best participant in Mr. Kanthilal Kamdar school activities other than academics from Std. XII.

11. R. Krishnaswamy Naidu Rs. 1000/- For the Best Student in Physics Endowment instituted by from Std. XII, based on the Mr. R.V. Padmanabhan overall performance.

12. R. Krishnaswamy Naidu Rs. 1000/- For the Best Student in Endowment instituted by Accountancy from Std. XII, Mr. R. Uma Shankar based on the overall performance

13. Mr. Selvaraman Rs. 1000/- For the Best Student in Commerce from Std. XII, based on the overall performance

14. Mr. Kantilal, A. Kamdar Rs. 1000/- For the Topper in Social Science, CBSE Board Examination, Std. X.

15. Mr. Aswin Kumar Rs. 750/- For the Best Students in Arts K. Kamdar and Crafts Std. X

16. Mr. Bharat Kumar Rs. 750/- For the Best Student in Arts and K. Kamdar Crafts from Calss VI to IX.

17. Mr. A. Subramaniam Rs. 10000/- For the Best Student in Biology and Computer Science from Std. XII, and English from Std. X, based on the overall performance.

24. "Sri Bimal Krishna Bose" Rs. 3000/- (i) For the Best Student from Std. (Grandfather of Meenakshi IV based on the overall Pal of Std. IV (91-92) performance (2/3rd of interest).

(ii) For the First and Second Rank holders from Std. IV (1/3rd of interest)

25. Mr. Kantilal, A. Kamdar Rs. 500/- First Rank Holder from Std. III

26. Mr. Kantilal, A. Kamdar Rs. 500/- Second Rank Holder from Std. III

27. Mrs. B. Parimala Rathnam Rs. 2000/- First and Second Rank Holders from (In memory of her Late Std. I Husband Sri. B.D.V. Rathnam)

28. Mrs. B. Parimala Rathnam Rs. 1000/- The Best Student in Gita chanting (In memory of from Std. V. Smt. B.D.V. Kamalamma Ramaswami)

24. Mr. Chandra Mohan Reddy Rs. 500/- For the Best Student in Sanskrit from Std. X, based on the overall performance.

30. Mr. Kantilal Kamdar Rs. 501/- For the Best Student in Physics from Std. X, based on the overall performance.

31. N.S. Mani Foundation Rs. 10000/- For the Best Boy and Girl from Std. VI, based on the overall performance in academics.

32. N.S. Mani Foundation Rs. 10000/- For the Best Boy and Girl from Std. VII, based on the overall performance in academics.

33. Mr. Kantilal Kamdar Rs. 501/- For the Best Student in Economics from Std. XI, based on the overall performance.

18. Prof. Dr. V.K. Balachandran Rs. 5000/- (i) 'Janaki Amma ProficiencyPrize' for the Best students in Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry based on the overall performance from Std. X to XII.

(ii) 'Kesavan Unni NayarProficiency Prize' for the Best Students in Physics, Chemistry and Biology from Std. X to XII.

19. a. Ms. Nandini Gopinathan Rs. 2000/- i) For the Best Student in Englishfrom. Std. V based on the overall performance in academics.

b. Mr. Narayanan (ii) For the Best Student in Englishfrom Std. Xl based on the overall performance.

c. Mrs. Mallika (iii) For the Best Student in Englishfrom Std. XIII based on the overall performance.

20. State Bank of Hyderabad Rs. 2000/- (i) For the Best cadet Rolling

Chetpet, Chennai - 31. Trophy.

(ii) For the Best NCC Cadet of the year (Cash Prize of Rs. 100/-)

21. A Well Wisher Rs. 1000/- For the Best Student in Accountancyfrom Std. XII, based on the overall performance.

22. Mr. Kantilal, A. Kamdar Rs. 1000/- For the First Ranker in Std. II, basedon the overall performance in academics.

23. Mr. Kantilal, A. Kamdar Rs 500/- For the Second Ranker in Std. II,based on the overall performance in accademics.

43. Mrs. Nalini Bharath Rs. 2000/- For the Best Students in Science

and Mathematics from Std. III, based

on the overall performance.

44. M. Radhika Rajasekaran Rs. 2000/- For the Best All Rounder in

co-curricular activities from the

Primary Section.

45. Mr. Kantilal Kamdar Rs. 2000/- For the Best 3 Students from Std. IX,

one from each section, based on the


46. Mr. Kantilal Kamdar Rs. 2500/- For the Best 3 Students from Std. X,

one from each section, based on the


47. Ms. N. Sarojam Rs. 10000/- (i) For the First Ranker from Std. X, in memory of her parents based on CBSE board Late Elappully Nappen Veettill examination.

Devayani Amma & Late (ii) For the First Rankers from Kollengode Paylur, Puthan Veettill Std. XII, one from Science and Raghava Menon one from Commerce group, based on CBSE board examination.

48. Mr. Vijayagopal Reddy Rs. 1000/- For the Best Student in Sanskrit

in memory of Late from Std. VII, based on the overall

Smt. Y. Sudarsanamma performance.

49. Mr. G. Gopal Rs. 1000/- For the Best Student in Sanskrit

from Std. VI, based on the overall

performance.

50. Mr. C.R. Kannan Rs. 1000/- For the Best Student in Sanskrit

In memory of his Father from Std. VIII, based on the overall

Late Sri. K.K. Raman performance.

51. Mr. Kantilal Kamdar Rs. 2000/- For the Best Student from Std. XI,

34. Ms: Ranganayaki Srinivasan Rs. 1000/- For the Best Student in Chemistry

from Std. XI, based on the overall

performance.

35. Mrs. Latha Kannan Rs. 2001/- For the Best Student in

Mathematics from Std. V, based on

the overall performance.

36. Mrs. Sulochana Nair Rs. 10000/- Two scholarships to deserving

students form the K.G. or Primary

Section.

37. Mrs. Leela Nambiar Rs. 10000/- For the First Rankers from Std. XII,

one from Science and one from

Commerce group, based on the


38. Mrs. Nirmala Jairaj Rs. 2500/- One Prize each from Std. VIII to XII. Prizes for Creative writing in English

39. Gemini Rs. 1000/- (i) For the Best Student in A.V. Punniyakoti Chettiar Mathematics from Std. XI, based Trust. on the overall performance

40. Mrs. Parimala Rathnam Rs. 1000/- For the Best Student in Hindi, Tamil (In memory of her Mother) and Sanskrit from Std. II, based on

the overall performance in

academics.

41. Mr. Kantilal Kamdar Rs. 1500/- For the Best Two Students from

Std. VIII, based on the overall


42. Mr. Meena Sundar Rs. 1000/- For the Best Students in Hindi, Tamil Rajalakshmi Amma in and Sanskrit from Std. III, based memory of her Mother on the overall performance.

Smt. Pravinaben K. Kamdar based on the performance in

academics and extr-curricular

activities.

52. Sri. Ashwinkumar K. Kamdar Rs. 2000/- For the Best Student from Std. XII,

and Sri. Bharathkumar based on the overall performance in

K. Kamdar academics and extra-curricular

activities.

53. Mrs. Usha S. Menon Rs. 5000/- For the Best Student in Physics from

In memory of her Father Late Std. XII, based on the overall

Sri. P. Radha Krishna Menon, performance.

Principal and Physics Professor

of Shree Krishna College,

Guruvayur, Kerala.

54. Prof. T.R. Ramachandran Rs. 2500/- For the Best Student in Social

Ex-Principal, Pachaiyappa’s Science from Std. VIII, based on

College, Chennai. the overall performance.

55. Mrs. Manoranjitham Rs. 2500/- For the Best Student in Social

Science from Std. X, based on the


56. Late Sri. C. Govindaswamy Rs. 2500/- For the Best Student in Science

Naidu from Std. X, based on the overall

performance.

57. Late Sri. C. Parthasarathy Rs. 2500/- For the Best Student in Mathematics

from Std. VIII, based on the overall

performance.

58. Smt. Amba Bai Rs. 1000/- For the Best Student from Std. V,

In memory of her Late based on the overall academics.

Mother Smt. Lalitha

59. Smt, Amba Bai Rs. 1000/- For the Best Student from Std. IX,

In memory of her Late based on the overall performance

Mother Smt. Lalitha in academics.

60. Smt. Amba Bai Rs. 1000/- For the Best Student in English

In memory of her Late from Std. XI, based on the overall

Mother Smt. Lalitha performance.

61. Smt. Amba Bai Rs. 1000/- For the Best Student in Mathematics

In memory of her Late from Std. XI, based on the overall

Mother Smt. Lalitha performance.

62. Prateek Nikita Harlalka Rs. 11000/- For the Best Two Students from

Std. XI, one from Science and one

from Commerce group, based on the

overall performance in academics.

63. T.S. Sambamurthy Sivacharya Rs. 10000/- For the Best Boy and Girl Student

from Std. VIII, based on the overall


64. Mrs. Pravina Kantilal Rs. 10000/- For the Topper from Std. X, based

Kamdar Meritorious

Award on CBSE Board Examination.

65. Mrs. Veena Jindal Rs. 500/- For the Best Student from

K.G. Section

66. Mr. Suresh Jindal Rs. 1000/- For the Best Student in Hindi, Tamil

and Sanskrit from Std. I

67. Mr. Suresh Jindal Rs. 1000/- For the Best participant in

Co-curricular activities from Std. Xl.

68. Mr. Narayana Rathi Rs. 50000/- For the Best Student in Hindi, one

In memory of his Mother each from Std. Ito X, based on the

Smt. Jana Devi Rathi overall performance.

69. Mr. Gopakumar Nair Rs. 2000/- For the deserving NCC Cadet

70. Mr. Rajesh K. Bhotika Rs. 1501/- For the Best Student in English

In memory of his Father from Std. IX, based on the overall

Mr. Mali Ram Agharwal & Mother performance.

71. The student of Std. XII,. Rs. 5000/- Second Rankers in Std. XII one

2003 - 2004 batch from Science and one Commerce,

based on CBSE Board Examination.

72. Mr. Raju Gupta Rs. 2500/- For the Best Student in Social

In memory of his Father Science from Std. HI, based on

Late Sri. J.P. Gupta overall performance.

73. Mr, Raju Gupta Rs. 2500/- For the Best Student in English

In memory of his Father from Std. III.

74, T.S. Sambamurthy Sivacharyar Rs. 10000/- For the Best Boy and Girl Student in

Std. IX, based on the academic

performance.

75. Sri. Rajesh Natarajan Rs. 40000/- For the Best Outgoing Student from

Std. XII, based on academics and

extra curricular activities.

76. The Parents of Rs. 5000/- For the Best Teacher of the year.

Chinmaya Vidyalaya

77. Sri. T. Subbiah Rs. 15000/- For the Best Student in Gita

in memory of his wife Chanting based on participation

Mrs. Saroja inside & outside School.

78. Smt. Kalyani in memory of her Rs. 10000/- For the Best Student in

Husband Mr. R. Devarajan Mathematics CBSE Board Exam.

79. Sri. Viswanathan Rs. 10000/- For the Best Student in Tamil in

in memory of his Daughter in class IV, V, VI, VII

Smt. V. Asha

80. Smt. Padmini Balachandrah Rs. 5000/- For the Best Student in Social

Studies in X.

81. Sri. Swaroop Sayerm Rs. 40000/- Book fees for one Student.

82. M/s. Special Care Rs. 20000/- For the Best Student in LKG one

boy, one girl, UKG one boy, one girt.

83. Mr. T.S. Kalidas Sivachariyar Rs. 10000/- For the Best Student in Std. XI.

84. Smt. Radhika Reddy Rs. 10000!- For the Best Outgoing UKG Student.

85. Smt. Leela Nambiar Rs. 10000/- For the Best Student in Sanskrit in

Std X

88. Smt. Leela Nambiar Rs. 10000/- For the Best Student in Science in

Std X

87. Smt. Leela Nambiar Rs. 50000/- For the Best Student in Science in

Std XII

88. Sri. L.S.V. Easwar endowment Rs. 12000/- For the Best Student of the School

89. Smt. Kamakshi Gopalakrishnan Rs. 10000/- For the Best Student in Std VIII

Science

90. Sri. Raju Gupta Rs. 50000/- For book fee of a student

91 Sri. B. Hanumantha Rao Rs 12000/- Best student of XII Std in

Mathematics

92. Mr. Ardhendu Chakraborti Rs. 50,000/- Toppers in Computer Science in Std.

and Mrs. Dolon Chakraborti X and XII Board Examinations

in memory of their son

Omkar Chakroborti

93. Mr. Vikram Jindal Rs. 11,000/- For the second ranker in Std. XI

based on overall performance.

. For the Best Student in Std. XII

English, based on the overall

performance.

94. Mr. RajeshwarA.S Rs. 1,00,000/- Book fees for needy students of the

In memory of his father in law Vidyalaya.

Shri. S.K. Subramanian

95. Sri. R.V. Umashankar Rs.3,00,000/- School fees of a deserving child of

in memory of his son Std.X.

Late. R.U. Vishnuvaradan

97. Mrs.R.Rajalakshmi Rs.1,00,000/- For the topper in Biology in the

in memory of her CBSE Board Exam

grand daughter

Late Priyanka Mohana Rangan

98. Mrs.Geetha Ganesh Rs.1,00,000/- For Toppers in Mathematics from In Memory of her Science & Commerce of Std XI, Parent’s.Sri.G.Rajagopalan Annual Examination and the toppers and Smt. Pankajam Rajagopalan in Mathematics from Science and Commerce stream of Std XII CBSE Board Examination

99. Capt.Srinivas Murthy Sarraju in Rs.2,50,000 For payment of Tuition Memory of his fees for deserving Parents Mrs.Lalithamma student Shri.Raghavaiah Sarraju Mrs.Sahilaja Sarraju in Memory Rs.2,50,000 For payment of of her Parents Tuition fees for deserving Mrs.Seshamani Gudipati and student Shri.Neelakantam Gudipati

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