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THURSDAY, JUNE 23 2022
It’s not just a place where you get to learn Einstein’s Theory of
Relativity. It’s also a place where you can think beyond the
classroom. Hence we say, SCHOOL IS COOL!
SCHOOL IS COOL 03
W
e must have read through
newspapers published as
the written documentary
of news reports on a daily basis.
Those working in a press industry
like journalists or media persons
have this huge undertaking for serv-
ing the entire society
.
A society is famous for its lofty
gossip on “unactual truth” thus, the
disintegration of harmonious liv-
ing. “To break the news is to break
the ethics of spreading knowledge”
sounds beyond the limits of com-
mon social messages. I’ve often
come across channels that have a
pivotal role in attention to extreme
details of a mishap or social issue.
But it is believed, that these
channels are bound to break rules
inconspicuous of actual truth or de-
fecting lie. Every profession has its
own code of ethics to follow even
during an emergency
.
Similar is the press industry,
where media workers are
trained to interpret
the happenings in
an unbiased, preju-
diced manner. I
would like to start
with my disagree-
ment towards
breaking the basic
morale ahead of boundaries. It is
alright when it comes to the task of
spreading positivity among the au-
dience through interviews or dedi-
cated services meant for the uplift-
ing cause.
But they often tend to break
their “integral” value by indulging
in unwanted questions oblivious of
the sensitivity in serious
matters. That, therefore, vio-
lates the right to privacy
over individual mat-
ters reserved only for
them. Likewise, col-
lectivistic orienta-
tion is to be given
prior impor-
tance.
Certain
communal and religious sen-
timents have been offended
by “extravertive men” acting
as the influential superpow-
ers. Superpower, in this con-
text, means the exertion of
one’s dominant views on contro-
versial issues related to subjects of
major interest.
News channels also tend to
favour the majority rule say over
minorities in a democratic nation
that tends to serve the best interests
of its citizens. With our enlighten-
ment and verge towards the actual
truth, amidst ethics violations, can
we identify the right or wrong of
what is printed in papers.
Therefore, it is unforgiving
to “break the rules to break
the news”. News channels
must also ensure their ac-
countability for their ac-
tions.
DHEEPALI J, Class XII ,
Yuvabharathi Public School
Agatha Oddly
The Silver Serpent
is thrilling
A
gatha Oddly series of books are my most loveable
books on my shelf. Agatha Oddly-The Silver
Serpent is the 3rd book of this amazing series.
Lena Jones is the author
of these books. These
books are published in
Great Britain by Harper
Collins Children’s books in
the year 2019.
This is about a 14-
year-old girl who loves to
solve cases and her aim is
to become a detective.
She starts the case of a
missing lady and ends up
with a huge unbelievable
mystery. Agatha Oddly,
Liam Lau, Arthur, Brianna
are some main characters in this story. This
is an awesome adventure book which gives
thrills, suspense, and unexpected sur-
prises. This story is filled with all
these things, and the way the author describes the story
is wonderful. Everyone must read this book. This is a
book for all ages, and everyone can enjoy it. Join this
series of books to unravel many amazing mysteries!
B. SAMHITA, Class 9 A1,
Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Polachery
Most gripping and
unforgettable story
F
irekeeper’s Daughter by Angelina Bouley is one of the most gripping and unforget-
table stories that I have read in recent times. Eighteen-year-old Daunis’s mixed her-
itage had made her feel like an outsider. Being a Fontaine (mother’s side) and a fire
keeper (father’s side) is hard as Daunis can’t balance her family life. When a new tragedy
strikes, Daunis becomes enveloped in an FBI investigation of a dangerous drug, called
meth that may be coming from Sugar Island which results in
murders.
Once she joins the operation to find out about the mur-
ders which are connected to the hallucinogenic drug meth,
she realizes that the corruption runs deeper and much clos-
er to home than she ever could have imagined. The story
revolves around the fact whether she can handle all this
and overcome the hardships with her strength and sanity
intact.
My favourite part is the conclusion which I cannot
reveal. It made me bawl my eyes out. I loved this book
because of the vivid details the author had added causing
the reader to imagine the scene to the T. This was probably
my favorite summer read. Firekeeper’s daughter is so much
more than a thriller. It shows how far the author’s love for
her culture is engraved into the books. After I picked the
book, I couldn’t stop reading it. I found myself
breathless and hard-pressed to believe that the
book was already over and my journey in the fic-
tional world as well. This book is for adults/ teens as it contains
some parts about drug use, racism, murder, and sexual assault.
However, this is one exhilarating read that can help you over-
come a reading slump any day and take you on a powerful ride.
DEEKSHA SASHI, Grade 8 A, CPS Global School, Chennai
Procedure
Step 1: Take an A4 sheet
and fold it in half.
Step 2: Draw two hearts on the
A4 sheet of the first page and cut them
out.
Step 3: Colour it inside and write
‘Happy Father’s Day on it.
Step 4: Decorate it with
sketch pens.
Step 5: Open the card and
write some quotes about
your father on it.
The simple greeting card
is ready to present.
SREE AARCHANA , Class V ,
SBOA Matriculation and Hr. Sec. School
Let’s celebrate this father’s day with this
simple DIY greeting card.
Required Materials
A4 sheet, Scissors,
Pencil, Sketch Pens.
FATHER’S DAY
Greeting Card
Y
uvabharathi Public School cel-
ebrated the 8th International
Day of Yoga on 21.06.2022 be-
tween 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. at the multi-
sport turf of the school. The objective
of the celebration was to spread aware-
ness about mental and physical well-
being in line with the theme for In-
ternational Yoga Day 2022: ‘Yoga for
Humanity’.
Yoga helps develop strength and re-
silience during this post-COVID era
and enables us to thrive in a stress-free
milieu. Around 700 students from
Yuvabharathi Public School, Kovai Sa-
hodaya Schools (PSG Public Schools,
Honey Bunch Senior Secondary School,
and Sri Ramakrishna Central School)
and NCC cadets from Dr. Dasarathan
International School participated in
the Yoga demonstration guided by the
Yoga instructor of the school.
Geetha Jayachandran, Principal,
Yuvabharathi Public School presided
over the event and Girish Eswaran,
Principal, PSG Public Schools ad-
dressed the gathering on the signifi-
cance of doing Yoga.
The demonstration started with
Hand exercises, Breathing exercises
and Eye exercises. Later, all the stu-
dents did Surya namaskar followed by
16 asanas like Tadasana,Vrikshasana
Trikonasana, and Komukasana.
Yuvabharathi Public School celebrates
the 8th International Day of Yoga
Yoga Day celebrations
at BVB Public School
T
he International Yoga Day was observed in
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Public school CBSE,
Ajjanur to spread awareness about the practice
of yoga and its holistic approach to physical and men-
tal well-being. The main aim was to inculcate a habit
of meditation for the peace of mind and the self-aware-
ness in students. In the presence of the Joint Secre-
tary Surya Narayan, Registrar Prabhakar Rao and
the Principal Jayalatha, students and teachers per-
formed Yoga on the school campus. The Joint Secre-
tary Surya Narayan graced and felicitated the occa-
sion. The Registrar of the school, Prabhakar Rao ap-
preciated the efforts taken by the PT teachers to make
the teachers and the students do yoga. The Principal
Jayalatha welcomed the gathering Speeches about
the importance of Yoga were given by students.
T
rinity Matriculation Hr. Sec. School
celebrated International Day of Yoga
with much fervour and enthusiasm.
The excitement of children was palpable
as they geared up to celebrate the day.
Around 500 students took part in the event.
The numerous advantages of practising
Yoga were discussed to all participants.
The endless calm of practising the asanas
was clearly seen on the students faces. The
school Correspondent, Principal and the
teachers too were part of the event.
PSGR Krishnammal School
celebrates Intl Yoga Day
O
n June 21, 2022, PSGR Krish-
nammal Hr Sec School for Girls
celebrated International Yoga
Day in the school auditorium. The day's
chief guest was Dr Kannaki Rajen-
drakumar, MBBS, NHI certified Nutri-
tional consultant (California) and Man-
aging Director of Singai Diabetic Cen-
ter with 20 years of clinical expertise.
The programme began at 9:00 a.m. and
lasted for an hour, with the students put-
ting on a spectacular yoga performance.
The keynote speaker spoke to the students about the significance of
health and fitness. Roselin Jaya, the Headmistress, presided over the
programme, which was attended by teachers and pupils.
International Day of
Yoga celebrated at Trinity School
BVB School celebrates International Yoga Day
I
nternational Yoga Day
was celebrated on the
Bharathi Vidhya Bhavan
campus to highlight the val-
ue of Yoga and its role in
maintaining the body and
mind in optimum health.
This event was led by the
school Chairman Dr P Sel-
varaj and Principal SGS
Ashwin along with Vice Prin-
cipal Santhiya Nair. Almost
400 kids and teachers col-
laborated to create the school
name using Yoga positions.
The students were guid-
ed by yoga trainers and
teachers. The student pledged to practice Yoga
every day in order to be fit, revitalized, and stress-
free. The students performed
various aasanas like Chaka
rasanam , Purna dhanurasa
nam , Kapodasanam , Purna
Ustrasanam , Salabasanam ,
Ekapada rajakapodasanam
,Kandhaperundasanam ,
Ekapadasanam and Leg
streching (Upavis-
takonasanam).
This initiative was sup-
ported by the parents enthu-
siastically
. The students were
determined with the goal of
spreading yoga in everyday
life. Yoga master Ravi en-
sured that students were
trained in all the asanas. The event was coor-
dinated by teachers Jayachitra and Anusiya.
SBIOA School celebrates
International Yoga Day
T
he 8th International Yoga Day was celebrated
in SBIOA PUBLIC (Sr. Sec) School with stu-
dents from class VI to IX. The students par-
ticipated with great zeal and yogic energy
. All stu-
dents learnt and performed the Asanas and took
a resolution to continue doing them after listen-
ing to the speech of school Principal Sumathi's
speech on the importance of yoga in our daily life.
The students of class IX also participated in the
mass yoga performance conducted by the Coim-
batore Sahodaya Schools Complex at Nehru Sta-
dium. The students and the school received cer-
tificates of participation for the mega event. The
students and teachers
thanked the school Cor-
respondent R. Rajavelu
and Principal Sumathi
for the amazing oppor-
tunity
.
IS THE CODE OF ETHICS “BROKEN TO BREAK NEWS”?
My dear dad
I love my dad,
He is the only one,
Who sacrificed a lot for me,
He is the only person,
Who will look after of me,
He is the only one,
Who will understand my pain,
He is the only person,
Who will do anything for me,
He is the only one,
Who will
help me
without
any hesita-
tion,
He will
care with
no reason,
He would love with
no expectations,
Not everyone is lucky to
have a father,
He is an awesome person,
Who don't think to betray,
He is my guardian,
He is my caretaker,
He is my buddy,
If I cry at any situation,
He can't bear the pain,
He will never let anyone to
hurt me, Dad and daughter
such a endless bond,
My dear dad, love you so
much.
S. DEVAYANI, Class XI,
John Dewey MHSS

Q1:Which sport’s competition
was known as the “NatWest
Pro40 League”?
a) Tennis
b) Baseball
c) Basketball
d) Cricket
Q2:Name the first Indian
woman athlete to win a
gold medal at the Asian Games.
a) Anju Bobby George
b) P T Usha
c) Kamaljeet Sandhu
d) Shiny Abraham
Q3:Which bowler claimed the
most number of wickets in
IPL 2022?
a) Hardik Pandya
b) Virat Kohli
c) Yuzvendra Chahal
d) Munaf Patel
Q4:Which cricketer has
scored the fastest
hundred in IPL 2022?
a) Virat Kohli
b) Rajat Patidar
c) David Warner
d) Shreyas Iyer
Q5:How many losses did CSK
face in IPL 2022?
a) 3 b) 6 c) 4 d) 7
Q6:Darwin Nunez joined
Liverpool on a six-year
deal from which club?
a) Benfica b) AFC Ajax
c) Liverpool FC d) FC Porto
Q7:Which among the following
was the venue of the first
South Asian Games in 1984?
a. Kathmandu
b. Dhaka
c. Colombo
d. New Delhi
Q8:Which tennis player has
won the most grand
slams?
a. Rafael Nadal
b. Roger Federer
c. Novak Djokovic
d. Dominic Thiem
Q9:Which team has won
most IPL matches as of
2022?
a. Kolkata Knight Riders
b. Rajasthan Royals
c. Mumbai Indians
d. Royal Challengers Banglore
QUIZ TIME!
ANSWERS:
1. d. Cricket
2. c. Kamaljeet Sandhu
3. c. Yuzvendra Chahal
4. b. Rajat Patidar
5. d. 7
6. a. Benfica
7. a. Kathmandu
8. a. Rafael Nadal
9. c. Mumbai Indians
Photo: GETTY IMAGES
Darwin Nunez
A
s “What A Feeling”
boomed around De-
vonshire Park, Sere-
na Williams strode onto cen-
ter court at Eastbourne to a
standing ovation for her first
competitive tennis match in
nearly a year.
Around 90 minutes later,
fans were on their feet again,
celebrating a comeback win
for the 23-time Grand Slam
singles champion at the Wim-
bledon warmup event on Eng-
land’s south coast.
Williams partnered Ons
Jabeur to victory over Sara
Sorribes Tormo and Marie
Bouzkova in the first round
of the women’s doubles.
Williams and Jabeur re-
covered from losing the first
set 6-2 to win the second 6-3
and then the match
tiebreaker 13-11 on their
third match point.
The win means Williams
will have at least one more
competitive match before
playing singles at Wimbledon
as a wild-card entry. Main-
draw play at the All England
Club starts Monday
.
With no competitive ac-
tivity since then, she is
ranked No. 1,204 in singles
and wasn’t among the seed-
ed players announced by
Wimbledon on Tuesday
. AP
SERENA WINS 1ST MATCH OF
COMEBACK AFTER YEAR AWAY
Serena Williams
Photo:
GETTY
IMAGES
RONALDO SINGHADVANCESTOSEMISINSPRINT
A
s we head into Day 4 at the
Asian Track Cycling Champi-
onships, it is Japan that leads
the medal tally with 11 golds.
The Japanese have won 11
golds, 6 silver and 2 bronze, with a total of
19 medals. Three of their golds have come
from Para-Cycling. The Koreans are in the
second position with 10G, 9S, and 2B ahead
of Kazakhstan (4G, 3S, 1B). India is at fifth
place with 2G, 5S and 13B.
HOPING FOR MEDAL
On Tuesday
, there were six finals but India’s
search for a medal on the fourth day of the
championship continues to draw a blank.
The growing event ‘Cycling’ in India could-
n’t give any medal to India at the end of 4th
day of the Championship but Indian Cy-
clists won the hearts by giving their best
ever performances. Ronaldo Singh won his
quarter-finaleventof theMen’sSprintevent
and advanced to the semi-final on Tuesday
where he will challenge to Andrey Chugay
of Kazakhstan. Ronaldo clocked 10.394s
(69.27km/h) and 10.234s (70.353 km/h) re-
spectively to defeat Jee One Park of Korea
in continuous two sprints. “Tomorrow is a
big day for me as I will perform in one of
my favourite events, I’m ready to give my
personal best to earn the medal for India.
This will also show me my preparedness
for the upcoming Commonwealth Games”
said Ronaldo in a statement.
HIMANSHI DISQUALIFIED
Harashveer Singh Sekhon gave a good fight
to the Korean (Euro KIM) and Japanese
(Naoki Kojima) Riders in the 30,000m
Points race. In this power event, peddlers
have to show their endurance and sprint
performance where peddlers have
to go for Sprints with full en-
ergy after every 10 laps of
120 laps race. Sekhon was
in the leading bunch and
peddling neck to neck
with opponents and fin-
ishing creditable fourth
with 43 points behind Ko-
rea (61 points) and Japan
(60 points) riders. Ham-
madi Al Mirza secured Gold
in this event with 69 points. Junior Cyclist
Himanshi Singh earned second place in
the 7.5km scratch race but was later dis-
qualified on the ground of dangerous driv-
ing. She was blocked behind the Malaysian
rider and in an attempt to go ahead of the
Malaysian and Japanese rider, she made
a technical fault and was disqualified by
the Commissionaire. AP
DEFEATS JEE ONE PARK IN ASIAN TRACK CYCLING CHAMPIONSHIPS
I had no other option
as I was blocked by
the riders; you have to
learn from every mis-
take and I will work on
my techniques to
handle such types of
situations in future.
HIMANSHI SINGH
Ronaldo Singh
Photo:
AFP
A
nation dealing
with its worst
economic cri-
sis and high
inflation for
months had
something to
celebrate wh-
en Sri Lanka
sealed a limited-overs cricket series
victory with a game to spare against
Australia with a last-ball thriller in
Game 4. Having been sent in and re-
stricted to 258 in 49 overs, Dasun
Shanaka’s Sri Lanka lineup held its
nerve to bowl out Australia for 254 to
secure the five-match ODI series 3-1.
The last game Friday will be more
like preparation for the test series.
SLOWER DELIVERY
Australia needed 19 off the last over
bowled by skipper Shanaka, and No.
10 batter Matthew Kuhnemann (15)
hit three boundaries to get the visi-
tors’ equation down to five runs re-
quired off the last ball to keep the se-
ries alive. But he was deceived by a
slower delivery, hitting it straight up
in the air for Charith Asalanka to
catch in the covers. In the end, David
Warner’s 99 wasn’t quite enough to
get the Australians over the line af-
ter Asalanka hit a 106-ball 110 and
Dhananjaya de Silva scored 60 from
61 deliveries for Sri Lanka. Sri Lan-
ka had not beaten Australia in an ODI
series since 2010 and hadn’t won a bi-
lateral series at home against the
Australians since 1992. Australia won
the toss and made a bold call to bowl
first, a gamble which almost paid off.
SMARTLY STUMPED
Australia was on course for the tar-
get as Warner and Travis Head (27)
added 58 runs for the fifth wicket but
lost three wickets for the addition of
three runs in the space of eight de-
liveries. Part-timer de Silva removed
Head and Warner in his successive
overs, starting when he bowled Head
with the penultimate ball of the 36th.
Maheesh Theekshana (1-40) trapped
Glenn Maxwell (1) in the next over
from the other end before de Silva re-
turned and had Warner smartly
stumped by wicketkeeper Niroshan
Dickwella on the first ball of the 38th
over. Warner was unlucky to be dis-
missed one run short of his 19th ODI
hundred. The opener has not scored
an international hundred for more
than two years across all formats. De
Silva finished with 2-39 in his 10 overs
to back up his half-century during
the Sri Lankan innings. The middle-
order batter hit seven fours before
he was spectacularly caught by
Maxwell, and he combined with
Asalanka in an innings-reviving 101-
run stand.
Asalanka was the hero for
Sri Lanka with his first ODI
hundred, joining de Silva with
the total at 34-3. The tour is all
square heading into the two-match
test series, with Australia winning
the Twenty20 format 2-1 and Sri Lan-
ka taking the ODI portion. AP
Photo: AP
My motto is: I’m alive, so that means I can do anything.
Venus Williams, American tennis player
THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 2022
LAST GAME IS MORE LIKE PREPARATION FOR TEST SERIES
Photo:
AFP
Against such a
quality attack
it was a tough call
and we are glad we
came through.
CHARITH
ASALANKA
If someone had hung around
David Warner for about another
five overs that could have been a
match-winning partnership.
AARON FINCH
Photo: PTI

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