Hindi Recitation Competition - K.G. Class

Dear All,
Hindi Recitation Competition was held recently in K.G. Class. Hopefully, it was a great learning experience for all. It surely provided an extended platform for all the participating students and it is wished that it is utilized to its fullest.


Results are as follows:

KG- A
Outstanding Performance
  1. Adishree Hegde          2. Teevr Singla            3. Rudraksh Kaushik
Consolation
            Sanskriti Verma and Priyanshi

KG- B
Outstanding Performance
1.                            Amol Garg                   2. Sonya Khanna
Consolation
            Garima Singla and Chaitnya Mittal

KG- C
Outstanding Performance
1.       Ritvick Singh             2.  Mitanju Lal
Consolation
             Rythm Vimal and Keshav Kant


Congratulations to all the winners!

E-Club
CRPF Public School, Rohini

Happy Birthday to Math's Genius Ramanujan - Celebrating National Mathematics Day

Dear All,

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh paid tribute to mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan (1887- 1920), on the occasion of 125th birth anniversary. He announced that his birthday - December 22 - would be a National Mathematics Day.


Srinivasa Ramanujan (22 December 1887 – 26 April 1920) was an Indian mathematician, who made extraordinary contributions to mathematical analysis, number theory, infinite series, and continued fractions. Ramanujan independently compiled nearly 3900 results (mostly identities and equations). His work continues to inspire mathematicians even today! 
Srinivasa Ramanujan, born into a poor Brahmin family at Erode on Dec. 22, 1887, attended school in nearby Kumbakonam. By the time he was 13, he could solve unaided every problem in Loney's Trigonometry, and at 14 he obtained the theorems for the sine and the cosine that had been anticipated by L. Euler.
Ramanujan became so absorbed in mathematics that when he entered the local government college in 1904 with a merit scholarship, he neglected his other subjects and lost the scholarship. Ramanujan married in 1909, and while working as a clerk he continued his mathematical investigations.
In January 1913 Ramanujan sent some of his work to G. H. Hardy, Cayley lecturer in mathematics at Cambridge. Hardy noticed that Ramanujan had rediscovered, and gone far beyond, some of the latest conclusions of Western mathematicians.
In 1914 Ramanujan went to Cambridge. The university experience gave him considerable sophistication, but intuition still played a more important role than argument. In Hardy's opinion, if Ramanujan's gift had been recognized early, he could have become one of the greatest mathematicians of all time. His patience, memory, power of calculation, and intuition made him the greatest formalist of his day.
In 1918 Ramanujan was elected a fellow of the Royal Society and a Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.

However, the story goes that, Ramanujan’s health deteriorated greatly while he was in England, and he eventually had to travel back to India in 1919. He died a year later, when he was only 33 years of age, although his work will be remembered for a long time. He dealt with Riemann series, the elliptic integrals, hyper geometric series, and functional equations of the zeta function. Hardy liked to rank mathematicians on a scale of 1 to 100, and he gave himself 25, Littlewood 30, David Hilbert 80, and Ramanujan 100, which shows just how great Ramanujan was.

Edu-Club 
CRPF Public School, Rohini

S.K. Sharma Football Tournament

Dear All,

CRPF Public School, Rohini students have been trained to excel in all sphere of life be it academics or co-scholastics. In the S.K. Sharma football tournament team of our School added yet another feather to the school’s cap by winning this tournament. Our team has defeated a very strong football team of Mamta Morden School and won the final match. The school team lifted the trophy and a cash prize of Rupees Eleven Thousand and each player has got a medal and a certificate. Mukesh kumar got best scorer trophy and One thousand one hundred Rupees. Deepak taxak got best player of the tournament Trophy and one thousand one hundred rupees.


The details of all the matches held are as follows:
#1st match CRPF School vs. Govt School Kg 1 CRPF School won 2-1
#2nd match pre-quarter CRPF School vs. ASN Mayur Vihar CRPF School won 8-0
#3rd match Quarter-final CRPF School vs. Morden School Draw 1-1 won in penalty 3-1
#4th match Semi-final CRPF School vs. Bal Bharti School Pitam Pura CRPF School won 8-0
#5th match Final CRPF School vs. Mamta Morden School Match was draw (0-0) and CRPF School won in penalty.

We congratulate our team members and hope that they will keep bringing laurels to the school in the time to come.

E- Club
CRPF Public School

CRPF SCHOOL, ROHINI STAFF 2013-14