Nov 19, 2022

National Library week

National Library week celebration day-3

Activity - Draw your favourite character

Open art competition

Best wishes for the future ✌️✌️

Nov 16, 2022

National Library Week @KV Karimganj

🟠 *National Library week celebration* 🟠

(14 November - 20 November)

The theme for National Library Week 2022, “Connect with Your Library,” promotes the idea that libraries are places to get connected to technology by using broadband, computers, and other resources. Libraries also offer opportunities to connect with media, programs, ideas, and classes—in addition to books. Most importantly libraries also connect communities to each other. Overall, the theme is an explicit call to action—an invitation for communities to join, visit, or advocate for their local libraries.

Activities :-

15 November - *Book cover designing competition*

16 November *Slogan writing competition* on library

17 November *Draw your favourite character*

*Book review* (during library class)

*Quiz* (during library class)

Book cover design competition

Gallery at a glance

Theme- Slogan/ thought on Library

Thank you

Best of luck for the result ✌️✌️

Aug 5, 2022

ARTICLE ON HIROSHIMA DAY: REMEMBERING THE VICTIMS, AGAINST WAR (6 August)

HIROSHIMA DAY (6 AUGUST) -
REMEMBERING THE VICTIMS, " AGAINST WAR"

Hiroshima was a center of military activities during the Sino – Japanese and Russo – Japanese war, as well as the two World wars. It was the first city to be attacked by a nuclear weapon.

HIROSHIMA DAY 2022: HISTORY

The United States dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima city of Japan by using an American B-29 bomber on August 6, during World War 2 in 1945. While the nuclear explosion wiped out almost 90% of the city, the USA didn’t stop there. Three days later on August 9, they dropped another nuclear bomb on Nagasaki. After witnessing the effect of the bombing, Emperor of Japan Hirohito announced unconditional surrender in World War II by radio on August 15. The people of Japan had been facing severe after-effects of these nuclear explosions for many years.

Facts and impacts:

The blast killed nearly 80,000 people with massive infrastructural damage. As per the official data, 69 per cent of the buildings were destroyed.

In the Second World War, Japan was against America and its allies. As the allies were winning the war, countries like China and Japan were pushed back from several locations. The Japanese soldiers treated the British and American soldiers cruelly, which resulted in a nuclear attack.

The little boy flattened buildings within 2.5 km of a radius, which led to the destruction of buildings, leaving about 28,000. Several thousand people were killed and injured with a sickening effect at a later period of time.

The aftermath of the bombing led to radiation poisoning like atomic bomb disease that has increased the cancer risks, birth defects, severe mental retardation, etc.

Impact of a nuclear bombing

The firestorm in Hiroshima destroyed 13 square kilometres (five square miles) of the city. Almost 63% of the buildings in Hiroshima were completely destroyed and many more were damaged. In total, 92% of the structures in the city were either destroyed or damaged by blast and fire.

The UN has given highest priority to reducing and eventually eliminating nuclear weapons, destroying chemical weapons, and strengthening the prohibition of biological weapons – all of which pose the direst threats to humankind. we must have to follow it.

Thank you

Jul 29, 2022

MUNSI PREMCHAND JAYANTI (31st july)

MUNSHI PREMCHAND

ARTICLE ON MUNSHI PREMCHAND

Dhanpat Rai Srivastava or Munshi Premchand as he was better known was born on 31 July, 1880 in Lamahi near Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh.

He ranks as one of the tallest icons in the field of modern Hindi and Urdu
literature. He had to face tremendous struggles to make his ends meet
due to his parents’ early death. In 1910, the District Magistrate in Jamirpur
reprimanded him for his collection of short stories Soz-e-Watan, which was
termed as seditious. Hereafter, he began to write under the pen name “Premchand”.
He wrote in Urdu too under the name of Nawab rai. Credited with introducing
realism to the world of Hindi literature, he responded to Mahatma Gandhi’s
call in 1921 and resigned from government service. For a brief period, he worked as a scriptwriter for Mumbai film industry. On the personal front, he married twice.
He used to write in the language of the common people and is credited with introducing issues like communalism, corruption, poverty and colonialism into Hindi and Urdu literature.
due to his patents’ early death. In 1910, the District Magistrate in Jamirpur
reprimanded him for his collection of short stories Soz-e-Watan, which was
termed as seditious. Hereafter, he began to write under the pen name “Premchand”.
He wrote in Urdu too under the name of Nawabrai. Credited with introducing
realism to the world of Hindi literature, he responded to Mahatma Gandhi’s
call in 1921 and resigned from government service. For a brief period, he worked as a scriptwriter for Mumbai film industry. On the personal front, he married twice.
He used to write in the language of the common people and is credited with introducing issues like communalism, corruption, poverty and colonialism into Hindi and Urdu literature.
He lived a life of penury. Many of his works were later made into
movies and television serials. The legendary Satyajit Ray made two movies based on Premchand’s works – Sadgati and Shatranj Ke Khiladi. Premchand also wrote
some plays.

His works have been translated into many Indian and foreign languages.
He passed away on October 8, 1936. Premchand was born to Ajaib Rai and
Anandi Devi. He was the fourth child of his parents. He got his name Dhanpat Rai,
while his uncle named him Nawab, which he used as his first pen name.
Premchand received his early education in a Madrasa in Lalpur and from
there he learned Urdu and Persian.Later, he was sent to a missionary school where he learned English. He was very young when his mother died. His father remarried soon; but
Premchand did not share a good relation with his step-mother. After a few years,
his father passed away too and he had to discontinue his education. To support
his step-mother and half-brother, he started providing tuition classes to students.
Later, he also received an offer for the post of an assistant teacher at the Government
District School in Bahraich. Around the same time, he also started writing fictions.
His first pseudonym was “Nawab Rai” However, later he had to change his name and
take up Premchand as pseudonym after publishing take up Premchand as pseudonym after publishing ‘Soz-e-Watan’, a short story collection which was banned by British officials. During the mid-1910s, Premchand became a famous Urdu writer and by 1914 he became a Hindi writer. In 1916 he took up a job of Assistant Master in the Normal High School, Gorakhpur, a famous Urdu writer and by 1914 he became a Hindi writer. In 1916 he took
up a job of Assistant Master in the Normal High School, Gorakhpur. ‘Seva Sadan’ is
his first major Hindi novel which was published in 1919. During the non-cooperation movement, he resigned from the post of Deputy Inspector of Schools. He moved to
Benares and started working on his literary career. In 1923, he established a publishing
house his first major Hindi novel which was published in 1919. During the non-cooperation movement, he resigned from the post of Deputy Inspector of Schools. He moved to
Benares and started working on his literary career. In 1923, he established a publishing
house ‘Saraswati Press’. In 1930, he came up with a political-weekly called ‘Hans’.
In 1931, he took a job of teacher in a Marwari College in Kanpur. In the same year
he left the job and came back to Benares and worked as an editor of the ‘Maryada’
magazine and
In 1931, he took a job of teacher in a Marwari College in Kanpur. In the same year
he left the job and came back to Benares and worked as an editor of the ‘Maryada’
magazine and as a headmaster the Kashi Vidyapeeth. In 1931, he moved to
Mumbai and worked as a script writer for Ajanta Cinetone, a production house.
The script for film Mumbai and worked as a script writer for Ajanta Cinetone, a production house. The script for film Majboor was written by him. His last works were Kafan and Godaan.

On the Occasion of 142nd Birth Anniversary of Munshi Premchand 31st July, We are organizing books Exhibition of Munshi Premchand in library.

You may visit during lunch time.

You can also watch online through blog.

E-BOOK

premchand-sahitya

https://www.hindisahity.com/premchand-stories-hindi-pdf/

premchand short stories

150 stories of premchand

quiz for you

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Jul 23, 2022

HARRY POTTER BIRTHDAY

HARRY POTTER BIRTHDAY celebration

(31st JULY 2022)

Competitions for you-

🟥 Bookmark on Harry Potter.

And

🟥 Portrait based on Harry Potter characters.

Do at home and submit it in library on

3/8/2022.

Result will be announced on 5/8/2022.

Jul 19, 2022

P. N. Panicker National Reading Day-Month

Puthuvayil Narayana Panicker (1 March 1909 – 19 June 1995) is known as the Father of the Library Movement in the Indian state of Kerala.

The P N Panicker Foundation and P N Panicker Vigyan Vikas Kendra have been observing the national reading day, reading week and reading month since June 19, 1996. The P N Panicker national reading day and digital reading month will be celebrated from June 19 to July 18, 2022. Just like previous years, the mass movement to promote the culture of reading will be celebrated in collaboration with the government of India, the ministry of education, NITI Aayog, the national digital library of India (NDLI), the government of Kerala, P.N. Panicker Foundation, P.N. Panicker Vigyan Vikas Kendra and other stakeholders.

This was the 22nd national reading day as well as month.

Activities in school-

READING PLEDGE IN ASSEMBLY 👇