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NATIONAL ANTHEM

RAJYAGEET

PLEDGE

PREAMBLE

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TODAY'S THOUGHT/IDEA

Good luck never comes late.

चांगले नशीब कधीच उशीरा येत नाही.

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IMPORTANCE OF THE DAY

October 25 is the 298 day of the year (299 in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. There are 67 days remaining until the end of the year.

SPECIAL EVENTS

1951 : First post - independence elections begin. The first polling took place in Chinni in Himachal Pradesh. The last phase of these elections was held on 21 February 1952. 45.7% voting in this election.

1994 : A. M. Ahmadi served as the 26th Chief Justice of India.

1995 : Narasimha Rao, the Prime Minister of India, addressed a meeting to commemorate the United Nations Golden Jubilee.

2009 : Two suicide bombings in Baghdad, Iraq, kill 155 and injure 721.

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BIRTH

1881 : Pablo Picasso - Spanish painter and sculptor. (Died : April 8, 1973)

1883 : Birth of Darashaw Nosherwan Wadia, the first Indian geologist to work in the Geological Survey of India survey.

1912 : Birth of Sangeet Natak Akademi Award-winning famous Carnatic music singer Madurai Mani Iyer.

1929 : Birth of Manepalli Narayanarao Venkatachaliya, former 25th Chief Justice of India, Padma Vibhushan awardee.

1937 : Dr. Ashok Ranade - music critic. (Died : 30 July 2011)

1938 : Birth of Sahitya Akademi Award - winning famous Indian writer Mridula Garg.

1945 : Aparna Sen actress, film producer and screenwriter.

1987 : Birth of great Indian cricketer and fast bowler Umesh Yadav.

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DEATH

1647: Evangelista Torricelli - Italian mathematician and material scientist, inventor of the barometer (born: 15 October 1608)

1955 : Pandit Dattatray Vishnu (Bapurao Paluskar) Classical Singer, 'Payoji Maine Ramratan Dhan Payo', 'Thumak Chalat Ramchandra', 'Chalo Mann Ganga Jamunathir' are some of the most popular songs sung by him. 'Sudh Mudra, Sudh Bani', the talent mentioned about the singer, was clearly visible in him. He was the father of Gayanacharya Pandit Vishnu Digambar Paluskar. (Born : 28 May 1921)

1960 : Harry Ferguson, founder of the Ferguson Company, dies. (Born : 4 November 1884)

1980 : Abdul Hayi alias 'Sahir Ludhianvi' - poet and lyricist. (Born : 8 March 1921)

1990 : Williamson Sangma, founder and former Chief Minister of the Indian state of Meghalaya and former Governor of Mizoram, dies.

2003 : Pandurangshastri Athavale - Active thinker and philosopher. After studying the disciplines of Nyaya, Vedanta, Grammar and other disciplines, he made a comparative study of Eastern and Western philosophy. He started the Swadhya Parivar with twenty colleagues. His birthday is celebrated as 'Manushya Gaurav Din' by the Swadhya pariwar. (Born : 19 October 1920)

2009 : Chittaranjan Kolhatkar - Actor. (Born : January 14, 1923)

2012 : Jaspal Bhatti - Comedian. (Born : 3 March 1955)

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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

◆ Name the biggest continent in the world?

Answer : Asia

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STORY TELLING

THE TORTOISE AND THE HARE

The story began when the hare who has won many races proposed a race with the tortoise. The hare simply wanted to prove that he was the best and have the satisfaction of beating him.

The tortoise agreed and the race began.

The hare got a head start but became overconfident towards the end of the race. His ego made him believe that he could win the race even if he rested for a while.

And so, he took a nap right near the finish line.

Meanwhile, the tortoise walked slowly but extremely determined and dedicated. He did not give up for a second and kept persevering despite the odds not being in his favour.

While the hare was asleep, the tortoise crossed the finish line and won the race!

The best part was that the tortoise did not gloat or put the hare down!

Moral : Slow and steady wins the race. When you work hard, stay focused, you can achieve anything, even when it seems impossible.

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SPECIAL INTRODUCTION

PANDURANG SHASTRI ATHAVALE

(Founder of Swadhyay Parivar)

[19 October 1920 - 25 October 2003]

Pandurang Shastri Athavale, lovingly known as Pūjanīya Dadaji, was born on 19 October 1920 in Roha, India. He was a philosopher, spiritual leader, and social revolutionary who founded the Swādhyāya Parivar (Swādhyāya family). At a young age, Dadaji was taught in a system similar to that of the ‘Tapovan’ system in ancient Bharat, in which he had mastered his study of the Vedic texts and Eastern literature. From a very young age, he fearlessly questioned traditions, and was deeply moved by the injustices towards the marginalised Jaatis. He felt the urge to create an ‘alternative society’, in which harmful divisions between humans would cease to exist. He was an avid reader; it is said that he had read every piece of non-fiction literature at the Royal Asiatic Library, Mumbai over a period of 14 years. He covered the full breadth of Western literature, and began to comparatively analyse it with the philosophies of the East. Not only did he cover the Western philosophy of Aristotle, Kant, the works of Will Durant etc., but he also tackled Shakespeare, Wordsworth, and Tennyson, and volumes on psychology, sociology, physics, politics, etc. He did this mainly to understand the underlying issues of human dignity and equality across many cultures and traditions. He soon started to give ‘Pravachans’ (discourses) at the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita Pathashala in Madhavbaug, Mumbai, in 1942. He delivered discourses on the Bhagavad Gita, Vedas and Upanishads. In 1954, he attended the Second World Religious Congress, held in Japan. There, he presented the glorious heritage of the Vedas and the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita. Many philosophers were impressed by his ideas, but wanted to see their practical application in Bharat (India). Nobel Prize-winning physicist Dr. Arthur Compton was impressed with Dadaji’s ideas and offered to teach his ideas in the United States. Dadaji politely declined, as he aimed to rejuvenate the cultural and spiritual framework of Bharat – his homeland – where he planned to demonstrate an ideal community to the world, which peacefully practises and spreads the thoughts of the Vedas. He had a vision of resurrecting Vedic culture across Indian society, which was largely steeped in ritualism, scepticism, materialism and social inequalities such as casteism, misogyny, classism etc. He devised many ‘Prayogas’ (socio-economic experiments) based on the Vedic principles, which have transformed thousands of villages and have uplifted marginalised communities. He was the first to proclaim and demonstrate that ‘Bhakti (devotion) is a social force’. This socially active form of devotion, combined with an intellectual zeal, brought about a fivefold revolution (Pancharangi Kranti) through his work: social, economical, emotional, cultural and psychological. He has received numerous awards for his work, such as the Templeton Prize for Progress in Religion in 1997, the Ramon Magsaysay Award in 1996 for Community Leadership, India’s second highest civilian honour – the Padma Vibhushan Award - in 1999, and many more.

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PASAYDAN

SILENCE

All students will keep silence for two minutes.

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