NOTICE

19 July, 2020.

Workshop on the importance of mental health.

It is hereby informed that school is organising a workshop. The topic of the workshop is the importance of mental health.

The workshop is being organised for the students of class XI-XII. The workshop will be addressed by Dr Reiko, an eminent mental health counsellor.

All the students are requested to take active participation in the workshop. Any student facing any issue can openly talk about the same.

Rachael,

President of the Wellness Cell,

Lovely Public School.

A physical change is a change in one or more physical properties of matter without any change in chemical properties. In other words, matter doesn't change into a different substance in a physical change. Examples of physical change include changes in the size or shape of matter.

Notice

                                    Aryamble Public School, Kochi

                                                  1-4-2020

                                             Towards a Smile

The Cultural Club of Aryamble Public School will be organizing a charity show at the school auditorium on the theme "Towards a Smile" in aid of cancer patients on the 20th of April, 2020. Therefore, all the students are kindly requested to attend and cooperate for the success of the event.

For further information:

Contact Cultural Club Information Secretary,

Aamar

Class-X, Sec-B.

    Notice

                                    Aryamble Public School, Kochi

                                                  1-4-2020

                                             Towards a Smile

The Cultural Club of Aryamble Public School will be organizing a charity show at the school auditorium on the theme "Towards a Smile" in aid of cancer patients on the 20th of April, 2020. Therefore, all the students are kindly requested to attend and cooperate for the success of the event.

For further information:

Contact Cultural Club Information Secretary,

Pratyush Agarwal,

Class-X, Sec-B.

Secretary

Amrita

Mr. Hamel was deeply pained at the order from Berlin. It stated the ban of teaching French. He loved France and French language from the innermost core of his heart. He was overwhelmed with deep emotions and looked different on the day of his last lesson. He wore the ceremonial dress. He addressed all as his children. He lost his usual courage and leaned against the wall when the wrote ‘school is closed, you may go.’

In school Franz notice that today school was different from other days.No nuisance of benches,no nuisance of ruling.when he went to class he notice that today class was quiet and villagers were sit on class.M.Hamel wear new clothes that he wear special days like meeting,annual function.So,Franz was distrubed all about.

schemas

Moreover, social cognition is activated by cognitive units called schemas. Cognitive processes cannot be directly seen; they have to be inferred on the basis of externally shown behaviour. There are other examples of social influence that are in the form of observable behaviour.

Ms. Ananya : TOP LEVEL OF MANAGEMENT

Functions performed at TOP LEVEL OF MANAGEMENT are :

• Making strategies and goals of the organisation.
• Taking decisions regarding activities to be performed.
• Framing policies for the organisation.
• Responsible for Welfare and survival of the organisation.

Ms Ritu : MIDDLE LEVEL OF MANAGEMENT

Functions performed at MIDDLE LEVEL OF MANAGEMENT are :

• Interpret the policies to lower management.
• Taking decisions regarding a number of personnel in the department.
• Assigning duties and responsibilities to employees in their department.
• Convey suggestions and grievances of the supervisory level to the top level for the overall smooth functioning of the organisation.
• Liable for the ultimate production of respective departments.
• To act as a link between lower and management.

PH₃​(Phosphine) is a hydride of phosphorous. Phosphine is a gas and has pyramidal structure.Phosphorous involved sp3​ hybridized.  Both PH⁴⁺ PH₃​ have sp^3​ hybridisation state for phosphorous.In PH⁴⁺, all the four orbitals are bonded, whereas in PH₃​, there is a lone pair electrons on phosphorous inPH⁴⁺, the H-P-H bond angle is tetrahedral angle of 109.50. But in PH₃​, lone pair-bond pair repulsion is more than bond pair- bond pair repulsion so, that bond angles become less than normal tetrahedral angle.The bond angle in PH_3​ is about 93.60

Which of the following is not the characteristics of an open source software?
(i) Its source code is available for modification
(ii) It is owned by a company or an Individual
(iii) It can be downloaded from Internet
(iv) All of the above
Answers:
(ii) It is owned by a company or an individual.

Electrostatic shielding is defined as a phenomenon that is seen when a Faraday cage is used to block the effects of an electric field. The effects of external fields on the internal contents are blocked using the cage.

A fountain of eternal joy’and immortality pours into the heart and soul of man. It flows right from the heavens brink and pours into the human heart. It is like an immortal nectar. The immortal drink that nature’s endless fountain pours into our hearts is a source of immense joy for us.

Thermodynamics, the study of heat, labour, temperature and energy relationships. Thermodynamics is in general terms, concerned with the transition of energy from one position to another and from one form to another. The basic point is that heat is an energy form that corresponds to a specific amount of mechanical activity.

Unisexual species are those species which have a determined *** and are capable of producing one type of reproductive cell i.e male of female. Some animal species are fishes , human , cat , dog , tiger , horse , turtles etc.

Finance and credit are the two essential requirements for rural development. The rural areas often suffer from low income leading to low rate of savings. Farmers find it very difficult to increase their productivity by investing on their farm lands. Further, the limited number of banks that are available in the rural areas prefer to forward credit to the farmers with large land-holdings. Getting credit from banks being difficult, the small and marginal farmers fall easy prey to the money lenders. The infusion of credit is very essential for the growth of agricultural sector, leading to rural economic development. The importance of credit in rural development is highlighted in the following points:

1. Credit helps the farmers to commercialise their farming. In other words, commercial farming requires funds that are provided via credit. As the small and the marginal farmers produce only for their subsistence, they fail to generate sufficient surplus to reinvest on their lands leading to degradation of the land.

2. Secondly, given the long gestation period between sowing and harvesting of the crops, credit is extended to the farmers for meeting their initial requirements of farm inputs like seeds, fertilisers, etc.

3. Credit saves the farmers from the vicious circle of poverty. The farmers require funds for meeting their general and specific needs. These needs are to be fulfilled via credit.

4. Lastly, agriculture has always been dependent at the vagaries of climate. In the absence of good monsoon or crop failure, farmers are worst hurt. Thus, in order to save them from such tragedy, crop insurance and farm credit plays a vital role.

Economic productivity forms an integral part of human development, thus. Gross National Product (GNP) and per capita availability are taken as measures to assess the resources base/endowment of any country.

On one side India’s GDP at current prices (₹ 3200 thousand crores ) and its per capita income (₹ 20813) are showing an impressive development in India in terms of resource base. But on the other side, the existence of poverty deprivation, malnutrition, illiteracy and different prejudices like caste, religion and gender discrimination are showing a different face of economic achievements.

Variation in Per Capita Income
The spatial pattern of per capita income is uneven.

• States having high per capita income (More than ₹ 4000 per year at 1980-81 prices) Maharashtra, Punjab, Haryana, Gujarat and Delhi.
• States having low per capita income ( Less than ₹ 2000 per year) Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, Assam, Jammu and Kashmir, etc.

Importance of delegation
1. Effective management: By delegation, managers pass their routine work to their subordinates. So they get more time to concentrate on more important matters. This will help them to excel in new areas and be more efficient and effective.
2. Employee development: In the process of management, the work is passed on to the employees. This gives them opportunity to use their talents and increases their experience. It makes them better leaders and decision makers. Thus delegation helps in preparing better future managers.
3. Motivation of employees: When a superior passes on the responsibility to his subordinate, it is not merely sharing work but also sharing trust. This develops a feeling of belongingness and commitment for the subordinate. It improves his confidence and he feels encouraged to improve his performance.
4. Facilitation of growth: While passing on a responsibility and authority managers have to take care of the qualification and capability of the employee. This division of work and specialization provides a ready work force to take the leading position in a new venture and thus help in the expansion of the enterprise.
5. Basis of management hierarchy: Delegation establishes authority responsibility relationships between employees. The degree and flow of authority determines who is to report to whom. It also decides the power enjoyed by each job position in the organization.
6. Better coordination: Authority, responsibility and accountability help to define the powers, duties and answerability related to various job positions in an organization. This helps to avoid overlapping and duplication of efforts and thus helps in maintaining coordination amongst departments and functions of management.Importance of delegation

The value of the angle between the vectors  and   

In the short story 'The Last Lesson' by Alphonse Daudet, M. Hamel brought new copies for the students in which “France, Alsace, France, Alsace” was written in a beautiful round hand.

The following lines from the story provide the answer :

'After the grammar, we had a lesson in writing. That day M. Hamel had new copies for us, written in a beautiful round hand — France, Alsace, France, Alsace.'