Poem & Slogan Book

ISBN 978-93-825710-1-8

COPYRIGHT @NIDM, New Delhi, 2012 Contents of this book can be freely used, cited, translated and referred in any academic, research and capacity development purpose with proper citation of this publication and the respective contributors.

Publication Team: Convenor : Compilation : Editorial inputs: Design Inputs :

Dr. Anil K. Gupta Sri Shekhar Chaturvedi Sri Rajnish Goswami (NDRF) Ms. Anupama Sethi Ms. Sreeja S. Nair Dr. Sushma Guleria

Acknowledgements: Dr. K. J. Anandha Kumar Ms. Megha Kohli Ms. Sunanda Dey (Delhi University)

NIDM Printing Committee: Dr. Surya Parkash Shri Ramesh Kumar Shri Shekhar Chaturvedi Shri S. K. Tiwari

Published by: National Institute of Disaster Management, Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi - 110 002

Design and Printing Colour Edge, 9/98a,1A-4, Gali No.-9, Anand Parbat Industrial Area, Delhi - 05

Dr. Satendra, IFS Executive Director

FOREWORD It is the nature earth – where hazards exist in the form of environmental processes or events with potential of causing a disaster. On the other hand, it is the same earth where ecosystems and natural resources provide buffer and capacities against the impact of disasters. Thus, our earth’s environment holds the key for understanding and reducing disasters. Therefore, knowing and caring our environment can help us protect from the impacts of disasters, which are otherwise growing in numbers and intensities. This recalls us to remind Gandhiji’s thoughts that “Earth provides enough to satisfy every man’s need, but not every man’s greed”. Our children are our future and safeguarding the future of human race lies in their hands. Concern of the children on safeguarding environment and reducing the risk of disasters is need of the time. Students have juvenile but thoughtful young minds with innovative ideas. NIDM tried to capture student’s ideas and innovations through their poems and slogans on the theme ‘Safeguarding Environment for Disaster Risk Reduction” by organizing nationwide competitions. These contributions in the form of Hindi and English poems and slogans are great knowledge in them and give a message in their own ways for reducing disaster risks using environment based approach. NIDM has brought out this publication as a compilation of these poems and slogans as an awareness drive for illuminating the thinking process in masses and particularly in children on how environmental protection can reduce disasters. I am very optimistic about the use of this publication by various mass media, local institutions, NGOs, education and awareness making institutions in their programmes at local levels.

(Satendra)

Ph. : +91-11-23702445, Fax : 011-011-23702446, E-mail:[email protected], Website : nidm.gov.in

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PREFACE

Hazards are the processes or the events of nature. Be it an earthquake, a landslide, a flooding, drought or a chemical mishap – it relates to environment in its occurrence. Environment, in the form of natural resource systems, hold a major stake in people’s vulnerability to the impacts of these disasters. Concerns and protection of environment within our development planning process as well as day to day activities also reduced our exposure to the challenges of the disasters. Climate-change is known to aggravate hazards and vulnerability related to floods, drought, cyclone, landslides, epidemics and forest fires, besides increasing social conflicts and miseries. Climatic conditions and environmental phenomenon are also known to factor in the impacts of chemical accidents. NIDM has taken the theme ‘Safeguard Environment for Disaster Risk Reduction’ for dissemination of knowledge and creation of mass awareness. ßizdf` r Kkua] j{krs thouaÞ vFkkZr izdf` r dk Kku gksus ls thou dh j{kk laHko gSA This samskrit sloka indicates the role of knowledge about our environment and ecosystems including earth processes for a wider perspective of risk perception (assessment), disaster resistance (blend of avoidance, tolerance, resilience), capacity and recovery potential backed with the ecosystem services and sustainability in the environment where a particular community inhabits. The book is an outcome of the awareness drive of NIDM for student’s concern on environment for reducing disaster risk and vulnerability. Several schools across the country participated in the competitions organized for slogan and poem writing in Hindi and English to mark the occasion of the World Environment Day on June 5, 2012. Now, the poems and slogans are compiled, edited and presented in the form of this book as a resource book for awareness programmes at any level of communities, schools and local institutions. Role of Shri Shekhar Chaturvedi in the endeavour from concept to commissioning to printing has been significant. Ms. Sreeja S. Nair, Dr. Sushma Guleria and Ms. Megha Kohli have been instrumental in managing the compilation of poems and slogans. Design and editorial inputs of Sri Rajnish Goswami (NDRF) were significant. Members of the Printing Committee - Dr. Surya Parkash and Shri S K Tiwari need special mention of thanks for their cooperation. Not the least, Prof. Vinod K. Sharma (IIPA) and presently Vice-chairman of Sikkim State Disaster Management Authority, Prof. Santosh Kumar and Prof. Chandan Ghosh, have been the source of encouragement. Dr. Anil Kumar Gupta Associate Professor (Policy Planning) National Institute of Disaster Management ii

Contents fgUnh dfork,¡ ,oa ukjs 1 - 43

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English Poems and Slogans Page

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izdf` r dh ge larku ge gSa izdf` r dh larku ge ls gh gS ns’k dh vku ‘kku izdf` r us gessa lc gS fn;k ij geus ykyp esa fd;k izdf` r dk uqdlku ge gSa izdf` r dh larku ekuo ds ykyp us fd;k gS uqdlku ekuo us fd;k gS izdf` r dk vieku izdf` r ls ;s lc lgk u tk, og Hkh viuk Øks/k fn[kk, ck<+ yk, lw[kk yk, ekuo dks Øks/k fn[kk,+ izdf` r cksys blls cpuk gS vklku rqe gks esjh gh larku izdf` r cksyh eq>s pkfg, FkksMk+ lk euq”; dk vknj lEeku ge gSa izdf` r dh larku isM+ yxk,¡ thou cpk,¡ izdf` r dh ‘kksHkk c<+k,¡] vknj lEeku ge gSa izdf` r dh larku vdk’k pfy;k d{kk &uoh a vkse ‘kkfUr ifCyd Ldwy] lksuhir] gfj;k.kk

dVrs isM+ mtM+rs ou ns jgs foifÙk;ksa dks fuea=.k fuf[ky Bkdqj d{kk & nloh a n;kuUn ifCyd Ldwy] fn eky] f’keyk] fgekpy

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isM+ yxk,¡ i;kZoj.k cpk,¡ isM+ dks er dkVks HkkbZ ;s djrs gS izdf` r dh HkjikbZ dM+h /kwi esa tysx a as ikao ;fn gksxas isM+ rks feysxh Nk¡o /kjrh us rq>dks thou fn;k /kjrh us ikyu iks”k.k fd;k vxj bl /kjrh dks djksxs cckZn rks rqe Hkh ugha gks ldksxs vkckn ml ns’k ds i;kZoj.k dks dksbZ Nw ugha ldrk ftldk j{kd gSa balku ijUrq tc balku gh cus gSoku rks ;s izdf` r cu tk,xh ‘ke’kku fouk;d pfy;k d{kk & nloh a vkse ‘kkfUr ifCyd Ldwy] lksuhir] gfj;k.kk

lqjf{kr gksxh tc izdf` r dh lrg rc gksxh izkd`frd vkink ij -Qrg eksfgr d{kk & nloh a ,soj xzhu ifCyd Ldwy olqU/kjk ,uDyso] fnYyh&96

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izk.k nkrk vkoj.k ;g vkoj.k tks i;kZoj.k gS blesa fNih gekjh ftanxh cckZn djks u bl vkoj.k dks ;gh esjh rqels fourh A lkspks ! ;fn izk.k ok;q gh ys ysx a as gekjs izk.k fe= /kwi] gok ikuh] t+ehu ys ysx a as gekjs izk.k A tkx mBks! eSa dgw¡ rqels isM+ u dkVks] [kwCk yxkvks djks u i;kZoj.k iznfw ”kr] thou dks [kq’kgky cukvks A i;kZoj.k ls ftanxh gekjh ;g ugha dksbZ vke vkoj.k i;kZoj.k ls gS ge gels gS i;kZoj.k A vy[k vxzoky d{kk & nloh a dsefczt Ldwy] bUnzkiqje] xft;kckn] ;q- ih-

_rq ifjorZu] lw[kk] ck<+] lqukeh rwQkuh A le>ks bu vkinkvksa dks izkd`frd psrkouh AA LoLFk i;kZoj.k gS lqj{kk dk vkoj.k A nksgu bldk NksMs+ vc ge] feydj djas laj{k.k AA gf”kZrk d{kk & nloh a tSu Hkkjrh e`xkorh fo/kky;] vyh iqj] fnYyh - 36

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i;kZoj.k cpkvks c<+rk izn”w k.k /kVrh vk;q ,d gh dkj.k v’kq) tyok;q thou ,d fueZy nfj;k i;kZoj.k gS thus dk t+fj;k i’kq i{kh lc bldh cukoV D;ksa rqeus fcxkM+h bldh ltkoV oU; thou ls lcdks I;kj gj tu dh gS ;gh iqdkj izdf` r gels gS ;g dgrh izn”w k.k dks og fdruk lgrh bl izn”w k.k ls bls cpkvks rqe FkksMs+ ls o`{k yxkvks dqnjr dk cuks lgkjk gks mUur ns’k gekjkA Nfo xqIrk d{kk & uoh a tSu Hkkjrh e`xkorh fo/kky;] vyh iqj] fnYyh - 36

NksVh&NksVh ckrksa ls gh vkrk gS cnyko] izdf` r dh lqj{kk dj ldrh gS]a izkd`frd foinkvksa ls cpkoA eafLouh vkj- Bkdqj d{kk & nloh a ljnkj iVsy fo/kky;] yks/kh ,sLVsV] ubZ fnYyh & 03

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izdf` r ds fu;e euq”; pyk izxfr ds iFk ij Hkwy jgk izdf` r ds fu;e A isM+ dVok;k] izn”w k.k QSyk;k] i;kZoj.k dks v’kq) cuk;k AA tc Hkh izdf` r dk dksi gS cjik] rc rc euq”; vanj rd rM+ik AA lw[kk] ck<+] HkwdEi bR;kfn] lc vkrs gSa ckjh ckjh AA feydj tc ge djsa iz;kl] gksus uk nas izdf` r dk fouk’k A lqjf{kr gks vxj gekjk i;kZoj.k] rHkh lqjf{kr jgs gekjk thou AA vfHk”ksd dqekj d{kk & X;kjgoh a ,s;j Qksjl xksYMu tqcyh baLVhV;wV] lqckz r s ks ikdZ] ubZ fnYyh & 10

isMk+ as dks er dkVks] HkkbZ ;s djrs izkd`frd HkjikbZ] dM+h /kqi gS tyrs ik¡o] gksrs isM+ rks feyrh Nk¡oA feuk{kh d{kk & nloh a vkse ‘kkfUr ifCyd Ldwy] lksuhir] gfj;k.kk

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izdf` r dk lqUnj :i izdf` r dk ;g lqn a j :i! cuk jgk ekuo ftls dq:i] nSO; jfpr ;g lqn a ’ ek;k] iyV jgh gS bldh dk;k] dVrs taxy ?kVrh o”kkZ] txg txg lw[ks dh ppkZ] gj txg lw[ks dh ppkZ] gj txg ikuh ds fy, gk; gk; A dqN mik; djuk gksxk bldk HkkbZ] [ksrh dh Hkwfe ij cuk jgs dkj[kkuk] c<+rh egaxkbZ dk gky ge lc us tkuk] ok;qeM a y esa NksM+ jgs xanh gok] chekfj;ksa ls euq”; jgk thou x¡ok] oDr vk x;k gS] gs! ekuo] tkx] bl ifjfLFkfr ls er Hkkx] er djk rww viuk var] dg x, lc lk/kq lar] izdf` r ls izn”w k.k dk esy] u ‘kq: dj izy; dks vkea=.k nsus okyk ,slk fodV [ksyA ikFkZ tks’kh d{kk & nloh a luoky Ldwy] uSuhrky] mÙkjk[k.M

izdf` r dks xank djus essa gesa vk jgk gS etk ysfdu ,d fnu izdf` r nsxh gesa bldh lt+k vfpZr ‘kekZ d{kk & uoh a Mh- ,- oh ifCyd Ldwy] U;q f’keyk] fgekpy

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i;kZoj.k cpk,sx a s gekjh /kjrh gekjk thou] gS bZ’oj dk ojnku] bls cpk,sx a s ge] gS ;s gekjh vku] cku vkSj ‘kku A gok,¡ iRrs ikuh isM]+ lc gSa lksuk] budk laj{k.k djks] ;fn bUgs ugha gS [kksuk A i;kZoj.k lary q u esa lc] viuk ;ksxnku ykvks] gok eSyh er djks bruh] fd lk¡l Hkh u ys ikvks A vkstk+ u s ls gS sxas rqedks] ek¡ rqedks laokjsx I;kjh gS ek¡ i`Foh] rsjh xksn esa [ksyx as as ge] ladYi ysrs gSa vkt] ek¡ rsjh j{kk dk ge] uUgsa oSKkuh gS]a ek¡ rq>dks cpk;sx a as ge AA Hkkouk vk;kZZ d{kk & ckjgoh a eksgu yky lg] ckfydk fo/kk eafnj] uSuhrky] mÙkjk[k.M

vkx] lw[kk] jsfxLrku curh tk jgh /kjrh dh ykpkjh] o`{k yxkvks bls cpkvks rHkh cusxh /kjrh I;kjh&I;kjhA vfy’kk jkuk d{kk & ckjgoh a Cyw LVkj lhfu;j ldSM a jh Ldwy] gehjiwj] fgekpy

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,d ubZ lqcg izkjHHk dk vkjEHk ‘kwU; ls gqvk] thou dk pØ Hkh xfreku gqvk] ekuo dks bZ’oj us ;s ojnku fn;k] izdf` r dks tUe ns mldk dY;k.k fd;k A /kjrh us ?kj] ty unh us fn;k] vfXu ls ‘kfDr feyh] thou gok us fn;k A ij vkss fey u ik,xh A bZ’oj ds ojnku dks rq vfHk’kki cuk jgk gS] rq>ls rsjk Hkfo”; ubZ lqcg ek¡x jgk gS] uhan ls mB] laHky vkSj ns[k tjk] ‘kwU; ls tUek Fkk tks] oks fQj ‘kwU; esa tk jgk gS A feghj ,l- nkl d{kk & ckjgoh a dsUnzh; fo/kky;] ,sUMª;t w xat] ubZ fnYyh & 24

vxj gS mfpr vkink izcU/kuA rHkh feysxk fodkl dks /kuA usgk MsMoky d{kk & X;kjgoh a Mh- ,- oh ifCyd Ldwy] muk] fgekpy

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i;kZoj.k tu tu dh gS ;gh iqdkj A i;kZoj.k gh gS gekjk lalkj AA i;kZoj.k dks cpk;sx a s A /kjrh dk eku c<+k,sxas AA thou ds gj iy esa ge A i;kZoj.k dh vy[k txk;sxas AA ftlds ikl gS Kku Hk.Mkj A ogh tkus i;kZoj.k dk lkj AA gj ekuo ds g~n; esa A gj ekuo dk Hkko txk;sx a s AA isM+ ikS/ks gSa thou dk vk/kkj A er m[kkM+ks ;s gSa i;kZoj.k dk lalkj AA tu tu dks gesa txkuk gS A i;kZoj.k esa LoPNrk dk vfHk;ku pykuk gS AA c<+s pys ge izxfr iFk ij A xk¡o & xk¡o vkSj ‘kgj & ‘kgj esa AA i;kZoj.k dk ijpe ygjkuk gS A Hkkuw fiz;k d{kk & uoh a th- ,l- ,l- Ldwy] eUMh] fgekpy

isM+ fxjrs] ljdrk igkM+] catj Hkwfe lc mtkM+] vkink ls gksrs lc cckZn] jksrs cPps gLrh vkxA ckr djrs pk¡n ij tkus dh] igys lkspks /kjrh dks cpkus dh isM+ dkVs] dkVs taxy] D;ksa ft;s bl vfHk’kki dks] tkus vUtkus ;k tkucw>dj] geus fd;k bl iki dksA Hkwdi a ngykrk nsrk iqdkj] cgkj fudyks esa gw¡ rS;kj u NsMx as+ s /kjrh dh xksn dks T;knk] ysrs gS izfrKk] djrs gSa oknkA uxek izoh.k d{kk & ckjgoh a eksgu yky lg] ckfydk fo/kky;] uSuhrky] mÙkjk[k.M

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i;kZoj.k i;kZoj.k esa gS isM+ ikS/ks jgk ekuo bUgsa dkV] isM+ ikS/ks ugha gS rks ;s ekuo gS csdkjA ;gh rks nsrs Qy lfCt;k¡ vkSj ;gh nsrs Nk;k ysfdu ekuo ikxy fQj Hkh ;g Hkwy gS tkrkA feVk jgk gS fny ls budks ekywe ugha bd fnu ;gh feV tk,xk vkWDlhtu fcuk D;k thuk bldk laHko gks ik,xkA nokb;k¡ feyrh gS buls gh vkSj bZ/a kau feyrk gS] fQj Hkh ekuo budks dkVrk fQjrk gS A taxy rks lkQ dj gh fn, vc D;k jx & jx ls feVk,xkA bldks feVkus ds iz;kl esa ,d fnu rw gh feV tk,xkA vxj Hkwy gks xbZ gS I;kjs] rks mls lq/kkjks ,d dkV fy;k gS rks D;k] rqe nl gh yxk yksA isM+ ugha rks ge ugha gS ;s thou csdkj] isM+ yxkvks i;kZoj.k cpkvks ;gh gS esjs fopkj A e/kq xqfy;k d{kk & uoh a vkse ‘kkfUr ifCyd Ldwy] lksuhir] gfj;k.kk

tc gks tu&tfur vkinkvksa dk okj] tu&tUrq&tho esa QSys gkgkdkj] vk/kqfud rduhd izdf` r ls tk, gkj] i;kZoj.k lqj{kk gh ,dek= LFkk;h mipkjA ve`rk d{kk & ckjgoh a ,s- ,l- ,u- lhfu;j ldSUMjh Ldwy] e;wj fogkj] fnYyh & 91

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?kVrs okrkoj.k dks cpkuk vkvks feydj isM+ yxk,¡ okrkoj.k dks LoPN cuk,¡ isMk+ s ls tho dk ukrk gS D;k fcuk isM+ dqN Hkkrk gS blh fy, rks dgrh gw¡ eSa isM+ gekjs nkrk gSa vkvks feydj djsa izfrKk isM+ ,d jkst yxk,xsa ?kVrs v’kq) okrkoj.k dks ‘kq)rk dh vksj ys tk,xsa A vue d{kk & uoh a tSu Hkkjrh e`xkorh fo/kky;] vyh iqj] fnYyh - 36

isMk+ as dks er dkVks Hkkb]Z ;s djrs gS izkd`frd HkjikbZA isMk+ as dks er dkVks] ;s vewY; ojnku] buds fcuk /kjrh cu tk,xh ujd lekuA fey ds lksps vkvks] isM+ tjk yxkvks] jax u, fc[kjkvks] /kjrh dks gjk Hkjk cukvksA pyks pyks lc feydj gkFk c<+kvks] bl /kjrh dks LoxZ cukvksAa isM+ yxkvks izn”w k.k Hkxkvks] thou cpkvksAA T;ksfr d{kk & uoh a vkse ‘kkfUr ifCyd Ldwy] lksuhir] gfj;k.kk

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gekjh /kjrh gekjk thou i;kZoj.k izn”w k.k dh ,slh ek;k] tks lkjs lalkj esa Nk;k A ekuo us [kqn bls cuk;k] cny nh blus lcdh dk;k A gjk Hkjk isM+ eqj q >k;k] jkst u;k ,d jksx yk;k A vxj jgk ;s ;¡w gh Nk;k] feV tk;sxh lcdh dk;k A /kjrh dks blls cpkuk gS] dqN djds fn[kkuk gS A vkinkvksa ls vc yksxksa dks ge] lcus cpkuk gS A jgs gjh Hkjh i`Foh] isM+ ikS/ks mxkus gS]a jgs LoLFk thou vkSj ge lcdks ;g cpkuk gS A ysrs gSa ladYi vkt /kjrh ek¡ dks cpkuk gS] dqN djds gesa fn[kkuk gS A js[kk VeVk d{kk & ckjgoh a eksgu yky lg] cfydk fo/kky;] uSuhrky] mÙkjk[k.M

pgq¡ vksj rqe isM+ yxkvks] i`Foh dk Jaxkj djks ouks dks tyus ls cpkvks] izk.kh txr dk m)kj djksA yrk nsoh d{kk & X;kjgoh a th- ,l- ,l- ,l- Ldwy] eUMh] fgekpy

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i;kZoj.k dks LoPN cukvks i;kZoj.k dks LoPN cukvks] o`{kkas ls /kjrh dks ltkvks A tgk¡ rgk¡ xanxh u QSykvks] /kjk dk gj dksuk egdkvks A ikWfyFkhu dks nwj gVkvks] lc fey twV cSx viukvks A vko’;drkuqlkj okgu pykvks] /kq,¡ ls lcdks cpkvksA ty dh dher Hkh igpkuks] bldh gj cwn ¡ ve`r tkuks A jhrq eku d{kk & uoh a tSu Hkkjrh e`xkorh fo/kky;] vyh iqj] fnYyh & 36

isM+ /kjk ds gSa vkHkw”k.k + djrs nwj lkjs izn”w k.k nsok;a’kq xks;y d{kk & nloh a n;kuUn ifCyd Ldwy] fn eky] f’keyk] fgekpy

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lqjf{kr okrkoj.k ikuh T;knk u cgk,¡] gok iznfw ”kr u djsa A b/kj m/kj dwMk+ u Mkys]a viuk okrkoj.k LoPN cuk,¡ A tu tu dks ;s le>k,¡] T;knk ls T;knk o`{k yxk,¡ A o`{k /kjrh dks gjk Hkjk cuk,¡] okrkoj.k dks lqUnj cuk,¡ A fj;k d{kk & uoh a tSu Hkkjrh e`xkorh fo/kky;] vyh iqj] fnYyh - 36

isMk+ s ls gS LoPN i;kZoj.k] LoPN i;kZoj.k ls gS ftanxh [kq’kgkyA vuw xqfy;k d{kk & uoh a vkse ‘kkfUr ifCyd Ldwy] lksuhir] gfj;k.kk

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i;kZoj.k laj{k.k izdf` r Hkxoku dh nsu gS] isM+ ikS/ks Hkh gS bd ojnku A fdruh lqn a j gS ;s /kjrh] yxrh fcYdqy LoxZ leku A dHkh djks uk ,slk dke] ftuls igqp ¡ s budks uqdlku A Hkxoku us gesa thou fn;k] bles dqN djds fn[kkvks A i;kZoj.k dks LoPN cukus ds fy,] viuk gkFk t:j c<+kvks A isM+ ugha rks] ty ugha ty fcuk ;s thou gS ujd leku A I;klh /kjrh rqels iwN]s esjh Hkh rqe I;kl cq>kvks] viuh ftanxh esa ,d isM+ rks t:j yxkvks A vpZuk dikjk d{kk & uoh a vkse ‘kkfUr ifCyd Ldwy] lksuhir] gfj;k.kk

i;kZoj.k dks LoPN cuk,¡] isM& + ikS/kksa dks er gVk,¡A izj s .kk iar d{kk & uoh Mh- ,- oh- Ldwy] bZLV vksQ dSyk’k] ubZ fnYyh& 65

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i;kZoj.k dks izy; ls cpkus ds mik; tu tu dh ;g iqdkj] isM+ yxk, gj bUlku A e’khu dk eksg R;kxuk gksxk i;kZoj.k dks cpkuk gksxk ikWfyFkhu dks thou ls gVkuk gksxk i;kZoj.k dks cpkuk gksxk ‘kgjhdj.k dks jksduk gksxk xkao thou viukuk gksxk i;kZoj.k dks cpkuk gksxkA izn”w k.k okys m?kksxks dks cUn djuk gksxk fcuk izn”w k.k dh e’khuksa dks yxkuk gksxk i;kZoj.k dks cpkuk gksxkA c<+rs Vªfs Qd dks jksduk gksxk lksYkj flLVe dks viukuk gksxk i;kZoj.k dks cpkuk gksxkA ekuo thou dks lknk cukuk gksxk [ksr [kfygku dks c<+kuk gksxk i;kZoj.k dks cpkuk gksxkA vf’kek flag d{kk & uoh a lSV a Y;qd lhuh;j ldSUMjh Ldwy] nh eky] lksyu] fgekpy

tkxks!! vkSj cpkvks i;kZoj.k] tks fn[kk,sa vkids vPNs vkpj.kA vkjtw ‘kekZ d{kk & ckjgoh a lSV a Y;qd lhuh;j ldSUMjh Ldwy] nh eky] lksyu] fgekpy

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i;kZoj.k lqj{kk ,ao izkd`frd vkink vkvks feydj isM+ yxk,¡ bldk yksxksa dks egRo crk,¡ cnys esa [kq’kgkyh ik;s nsrk ges ;g vkWDlhtu gS blesa Hkh rks thou gS ufn;k¡ iznfw ”kr gks jgh ns[k dj ;g iwjh nqfu;k¡ jks jgh leL;k gS ;g cgqr cM+h iznfw ”kr gks jgh nqfu;k ?kM+h & ?kM+h iznfw ”kr ufn;ksa es ty vikj tk jgk lc csdkj er djks ;g vR;kpkj djks bl nqfu;k¡ dks I;kj vkvks fey dj cpk,sa bl nqfu;k¡ dks ;kj lkxj iakMs d{kk & nloh a yksx O;w ifCyd Ldwy] uSuhrky] mÙkjk[k.M

i;kZoj.k ls djds I;kj] yks viuk Hkfo”; l¡okjA ‘Skjs;k ‘kekZ d{kk & uoh a Mh- ,- oh- Ldwy] bZLV vksQ dSyk’k] ubZ fnYyh& 65

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/kjrh dks nqYgu cukvks js !! nqYgu lh lqnj a lth Fkh eSa lr;qx es]a izHkq Jh jke ds pj.kks dk Li’kZ feyk =srk;qx es]a vius gh cPpksa ds [kwu ls jaxh Fkh eSa }kij;qx es]a vkSj vc cscl gksdj rM+i jgh gwa bl ?kksj dy;qx es]a cl eu esa ,d bPNk ‘ks”k gS] er rM+ikvks viuh bl /kjrh ek¡ dks] u djks ;s okrkoj.k iznfw ”kr] cl cukvks lqn a j bl tgk¡ dks] cjlkas ls lokjk gS eSus bl tx dks] ijarq vkt vleFkZ gw¡ viuk gh iqufuZekZ.k djus dks] eS vc ‘kfDrghu gks xbZ] viuh bl cws ykSVk nks] tYnh djks dghaa nsj u gks tk,] esjs Øks/k ds izdksi ls lc rgl ugl u gks tk,] esjs Øks/k ds vL= ‘kL= Hkwdi a ] lqukeh ls ;s nqfu;k ladV esa u iM+ tk,] cpuk gS vxj vkinkvksa ds izdksi ls] rks i;kZoj.k dh j{kk djks fo”kSys ukx ds Mad ls] gjk Hkjk tu thou ykvks vkSj viuh /kjrh ek¡ dks fQj ls ubZ uosyh nqYgu cukvks A laLd`fr fCk”V d{kk & uoh a fpaykMªUl vdSMeh] fot; uxj] xkft;kckn] ;q-ih-

izn”w k.k dks j[ks nwj] thou gks ‘kfDr ls HkjiwjA olhQk tgku d{kk & uoh a Mh- ,- oh- Ldwy] bZLV vksQ dSyk’k] ubZ fnYyh& 65

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cpkvks] cpkvks] cpkvks fdrus lqn a j yxrs gSa ;s isM+ vkSj ufn;k¡ A budks ns[krs gh eu esa vk tkrh gSa [kqf’k;k¡ AA gesa feyrh gSa izk.kok;q vkSj veqY; ty A fdrus vko’;d gSa ;s lc er tkvks Hkwy AA ty] ok;q vkSj ouksa ls curk gS i;kZoj.k A ;s lc feydj nsrs gSa thou dk vkoj.k AA lksp le>dj budk mi;ksx djks A tkus vutkus esa Hkh bUgsa Uk”V er djks AA izkd`frd vkinkvksa ls ;s geas cpkrs gSa A i`Foh ij thou pØ ;gha pykrs gSa AA budk ge uqdlku djsx a as rks cp ugha ik;sxas A ck<+] vdky] vkx dks lHkh yksx Hkqxrsxas AA vko’;d gS i;kZoj.k dk laj{k.k A blh esa fufgr gSa lHkh dk cgqmi;ksxh /ku AA vkvks isM+ yxk,¡] vkvks ty cpk,¡ A tu tu rd ;g lan’ s k igqp ¡ kuk gS AA i;kZoj.k cpkuk gS] gj dher ij ;g djkuk gS A dksey xxZ d{kk & nloh a lpnsok ifCyd Ldwy] jksfg.kh] ubZ fnYyh& 85

vkt dk vkxkt+ gS] gesa [kqn ij ukt+ gS] o`{k yxkuk gekjk vankt gSA fufdrk nÙkk d{kk & uoh a Mh- ,- oh- Ldwy] bZLV vksQ dSyk’k] ubZ fnYyh& 65

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/kjrh ek¡ dh iqdkj D;ksa vc jks jgk rw balku vkink,¡ gSa rsjh otg ls ;g tku igys u ekuk rwus esjk dguk] rq>s vCk ;g d”V iMsx + k lguk eSus dHkh u pkgk Fkk cqjk rqEgkjk D;k dksbZ ek¡ ns[k ldrh gS cPpksa dks chekj vkSj Fkdk gkjk ij eS gqbZ etcwj tc rqeus esjs igkM+ rksMs+ [kksnh lqjx a s cuk, ck¡/k vkSj taxy tykdj jkLrs tksM+s eSuas vkReh;rk ls j[kk rqEgkjk ?;ku ijarq u jksd ldh Hkwdi a ] ck<+ o rqQku tc gqvk lc lalk/kuksa dk guu rqEgkjs }kjk vlj bldk esjs o’k ls gqvk ckgj lkjk =klnh vkSj fo/oal ns[kdj vc D;kas jksrk gS oks oSlk gh ikrk gS tks tSlk cht cksrk gS ;g ckr tk,xh gj ?kj] xyh] xk¡o] ‘kgj rqe vc ugha :dksxs rks cjlsxk izdf` r dk dgj vafdr dqekj d{kk & nloh a ,s- ,l- ,u- lhfu;j ldSUMjh Ldwy] e;wj fogkj] fnYyh & 91

izdf` r dks cpkuk gS] /kjrh ij o`{k yxkuk gS] o`{kksa dh bl Nkvksa ls] bl lqUnj izdf` r dks cpkuk gSA rfu’kk ‘kekZ d{kk & X;kjgoh a iqjupanz fo|k fudsru] dkuiqj] ;q- ih-

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vkinkvksa ls cpkus ds fy, i;kZoj.k lqj{kk gekjh i`Foh gekjk thou] bldks LoxZ cuk,sxas isM+ ikS/ks yxk,sx]as Hkfo”; dks mTtoy cuk,sx a s HkwdEi jks/kh ?kj gedks vc cukuk gS] blls lqj{kk ds fy, tkudkfj;k¡ gesa crkuk gS tc Hkh vk;s dksbZ vugksuh lrdZ gedks gks tkuk gS ysrs gS ladYi vkt gesa i`Foh dks cpkuk gS ckfj’k dh gj ,d cwn a ty gedks ns tkrh gS uk gks ckfj’k vxj rks /kjrh lw[kh gks tkrh gS uk gks dksbZ ?kVuk ,slh] blls tkx:d gks tkuk gS ysrs gS ladYi vkt ge] i`Foh dks cpkuk gS izdf` r cnyko dks vc gesa :dkuk gS i`Foh dks uqdlku u igqp ¡ ]s ,slk dqN dj tkuk gS jgs lqjf{kr thou gekjk] lcdks ;g crkuk gS ysrs gS ladYi vkt ge] i`Foh dks cpkuk gS fn{kk vk;kZZ d{kk & ckjgoh a eksgu yky lg] cfydk fo/kk eafnj] uSuhrky] mÙkjk[k.M

ouLifre; Hkw&vkoj.k] cuk, fo’kq) i;kZoj.kA uhjt dqekj ujoky d{kk & ckjgoh a ljLorh lhfu;j ldSUMjh Ldwy] ujkSyk] gfj;k.kk

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xqtjkr =klnh eS;k eksjh eS frjaxk QgjkÅ¡xh fo/kky; dh izHkkr Qsjh esa tkÅ¡xh ek¡ us :yk;k] /kjrh ek¡ us txk;k lwuk lkjk Hkqt ik;k gk;! xqtjkr dk ;s eatj 26 tuojh 2001 dks fn[kyk;k nq/k eqgh NksVh cgu ek¡ ds vk¡py esa HkkbZ firk ?kj ds vkaxu esa ‘kk;n! lks jgs gSa ysfdu u ‘okl u vkokt D;k ns[kw¡ ] eq>s fn[kkvks pyuk vdsys vc eq>s fl[kkvks u xk¡o u ?kj }kj u dksbZ viuk VwV dj jg x;k liuk esjk frjaxkk] esjk frjaxkk dgk¡ QgjkÅ¡] dgk¡ QgjkÅ¡ Lusgh lDlsuk d{kk & nloh a Mh- ,- oh- Ldwy] bZLV vksQ dSyk’k] ubZ fnYyh& 65

feydj djas lc vkink ds laØe.k dk ujlagkjA vkvks djds vf/kd iz;kl djas okrkoj.k dk JaxkjAA viuh taeh+ ] viuk vkdk’k [kqn iSnk djsA vius dneks ls okrkoj.k dks lqlfTtr djsAa A dkaph pksiM+k d{kk & vkBoh a fnYyh ifCyd Ldwy] jksfg.kh] ubZ fnYyh& 85

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vkink dh =klnh dksbZ ugha dg ldrk dc D;k gks tk;s vkrs gS dqN le; ds fy, vkSj lc dqN u”V dj nsrs pkgs gks Hkwdi a ck<+ ;k rwQku pkjksa vkSj [krjk iSnk djrs vkSj lalkj es ekre QSykrs gtkjksa eklwe viuk thou [kksrs fcuk dksbZ dkj.k fcuk dqN fd, isM+ dh lqj{kk vko’;d gS ftlls ck<+ de gks ldrh gS dksbZ ugha dg ldrk dc D;k gks tk;s gksrs rks gSa ;g izdf` r ds dkj.k blfy, ges’kk lrdZ jgks gksyh

jks’kuh nÙkk d{kk & uoh a djksl gk;j ldSUMjh] Ldwy] ukxkyS.M

lw>&cw> fn[kkdj ge cps foifÙk;ksa ls i;kZoj.k dks vius cpk,as izkd`frd ladVks lsA viuk,sa lHkh laHHkkfor rjhds] u cksyas flQZ O;FkZ ds cksy cpk,as i;kZoj.k dks] D;ksfa d thou gS gekjk csgn vueksyA vkfnR; dqekj d{kk & NVh lSV a tkslQ gkbZ Ldwy] U;w iuoy] egkjk”Vª

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Hkwdi a HkwdEi dk dEiu /kjrh ess tc Hkh ygjkrk gS] cl lc dqN dkai tkrk gS dqN gh {k.kksa dk [ksy vkSj lcds gks’k mM+k ys tkrk gS cM+h cM+h bekjrs ns[krs gh
taxy es vkx] izdf` r ij nkxA jtuh d{kk & vkBoh a th- ,l- ,l-,l-xyek] e.M+h] fgekpy

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,s vkink rq D;ksa vkrh gS ,s vkink rq D;ksa vkrh gS lc dqN u”V dj tkrh gS tc vkrh gS nq[k dh ?kM+h ykrh gS lq[k vkSj pSu lkFk ys tkrh gS dHkh izkd`frd ;k dHkh ekuo }kjk vkrh gS ekuo dh ftUnxh dks rgl ugl dj tkrh gS ,s vkink rq D;ksa vkrh gS vkjrh xpyh d{kk & nloh a th- th- ,l- ,l- ,l-Ldwy] lksyu] fgekpy

tu&tu ls ;g dguk gS] o`{k /kjk dk xguk gSA fo’k:r tSu d{kk & vkBoh a fnYyh ifCyd Ldwy] jksfg.kh] fnYyh &85

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i;kZoj.k dk cnyrk Lo:i i;kZoj.k gS ifj vkSj vkoj.k dk esy ijUrq vkinkvksa ls ;s gks jgk gS csey s izn”w k.k Hkh i;kZoj.k dks djrk gS u”V ftlls O;fDr;ksa dks gksrk gs d”V yksx jguk pkgrs gS thfor ijUrq fdlh dk u gksrk gS fgr [ksrksa esa fdlku djrk gS la?k”kZ tc vkrs gS Hkwdi a ] ck<+ vkSj lw[kk gks tkrk gS fdlku dk la/k”kZ csdkj isMk+ as dks dkVdj curs gS dkxt vkSj IykbZoM q vxj u gks ;]s rks gks tk,xk thou nq”V nwljh rjQ gkfu;k¡ Hkh gS dkxt cuus dh izR;sd tqykbZ ekg esa euk;k tkrk gS ou egksRlo ijUrq dksbZ O;fDr ugha gS blds izfr vxzlj vkt pkjksa fn’kkvksa es ‘kksj ;g xwt a jgk izkd`frd vkinkvksa dk tksj bruk D;ks c<+ jgk D;k gS mik; tks bls jksd lds ?kqVrs ekuo dks tks uo thou lkSi a ldsa vr% vkvks ge lc djs ,d u, i;kZoj.k dk fuekZ.k ftlls gks gekjk gh fgr vkSj dY;k.k :iy ‘kekZ d{kk & uoh a vkse ‘kkfUr ifCyd Ldwy] lksuhir] gfj;k.kk

uk dkVs o`{k] uk dkVs ou ;g nsrk gS izy; dks vkea=.k lkxj csuthZ d{kk & lkroh lksejfoys Ldwy] uks;Mk] ;q-ih-

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izkd`frd vkink ls cpus gsrq i;kZoj.k laj{k.kA izdf` r dks gS cpkuk ;gh ikB gesa gS lh[kuk vkSj le>kuk ge vkf[kj cjckn D;ksa djrs gS viuh /kjrh cl ikus gsrq /ku nkSyr vkSj lEifrZ vxj fd;k /kjrh dk nq:i;ksx rks gj iy gksxk nq[k Hkjk vkSj fo;ksx gj rjQ xjeh ,oa vR;ar lnh Z dk cksy ckyk gS ,slk pyrk jgk rks tYnh [kRe gksus dh dxkj es ;g i`Foh dk xksyk gS i;kZoj.k u cpkus ls vk,xk /kjrh ek¡ dks Øks/k D;k vk/kqfud euq”; dj ik,sxkk bldk fojks/k /kjrh ek¡ dks gS cpkuk ;gh ikB gesa gS lh[kuk vkSj le>kuk vfHkuo d`fr xqIrk d{kk & nloh a lSV a Y;wd lh- lh- Ldwy] fn eky] lksyu] fgekpy

i;kZoj.k dj jgk iqdkj] can djks izn”w k.k ls esjk lagkjA o`{k yxkvks] [kq’kgkyh ikvks tu eu esa tkx`fr ykvksA bf’krk xqIrk d{kk & vkBoh a ffnYyh ifCyd Ldwy] jksfg.kh] ubZ fnYyh& 85

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i;kZoj.k lqj{kk vkvks cuk, ,d ,slh nqfu;kA ftles u cgs iznfw ”kr ufn;k¡AA izn”w k.k gS ekSr dh ?kaVhA ftles yVdh nqfu;k myVhAA dgha gS ck<+ rks dgh gS lw[kkA ftlus lcdk thou ywVkAA izdf` r ls ge gkFk feyk,¡A curs ujd dks LoxZ cuk,¡AA tx esa T;knk isM+ yxk,¡A bldk lcdks egRo crk,¡AA i;kZoj.k dks ‘kq) cuk,¡A thou viuk L Z oxZ cuk,AA nhid VeVk d{kk & nloh a ykax s O;w ifCyd Ldwy] uSuhrky] mÙkjk[k.M

vkiknkvksa dks nwj Hkxkvks] izdf` r dks o`{kkHkw”k.k igukvksAa isMk+ s dh va/kk/kq/a k dVkbZ] yk,xh o”kkZ dh fonkbZA euka”k vkj- Bkdqj d{kk & NVoh a lSV a dksYecl Ldwy] v’kksdk iSyl s ] ubZ fnYyh&01

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izkd`frd foifÙk ds lek/kku gsrq i;kZoj.k dk cpko /kjrh ek¡ dk djuk gS cpko izdf` r dk dgj gS bldk izLrko /kjrh gks jgh gS gekjs f[kykQ crk jgh gS ;g lkQ lkQ Hkwd a Ei] ck<+] lqukeh gS blds fodjky :i tks ekuo dks crkrs gSa ge gS Øqj ;g uQjr gks jgh gS et+cr w feVk ldrh gS ;g gekjk otwn vkvks ge ;g nnZ vkil es ck¡Vs rkfd ge /kjrh ek¡ ds lkFk viuk lkjk thou dakVs vc le> vk;k gS /kjrh ek¡ dk nnZ gesa tc gekjs ikl cpk gS de le; izkd`frd foifÙk ls cpuk gS rks ,d gS lek/kku i;kZoj.k dk laj{k.k djuk gekjk gksuk pkfg, izFke dke ty] feV~Vh] gok] ok;q] i’kq i{kh gS blds vax er iznfw ”kr djks bUgs]a ojuk gks tk,xsa ge lc rax o`{k yxkuk] ty cpkuk] gok dks gS ‘kq) djkuk rHkh rks gks ik,xk i;kZoj.k dk :i lqgkuk /kjrh ek¡ dk djuk gS cpko izdf` r dk dgj gS bldk izLrko ‘kkar Hkyk d{kk & nloh a lSV Y;wd lhuh;j ldSUMjh Ldwy] nh eky] lksyu] fgekpy

tu&tu ls dguk gS] o`{k /kjk dk xguk gSA iyd vjksjk d{kk & vkBoh a lSV Y;wd lhuh;j ldSUMjh Ldwy] nh eky] lksyu] fgekpy

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izdf` r dk fo’okl dy ge Fks izdf` r dh xksn essa vkt ge gS foKku ds eksg esa foKku ds dkj.k izdf` r [kks jgh gS vkik le; le; ij Hkxoku jgrk gS gesa daidikrk bl daiu us nh gS gesa ,slh pksV euq”; ds fny esa ?kj dj pqdk gS [kksV bl [kksV dks gesa feVkuk gksxk izdf` r dk fo’okl okfil ikuk gksxk vU;Fkk izdf` r Hkst nsxh gesa uk tkus fdl vksj euq”; dsoy ;gh dg ldsxk dy ge Fks izdf` r dh xksn esa vkt ge gS foKku ds eksg esa dy ge gksx a s ;ejkt dh xksn esAa f’kokuh d{kk & X;kjgoh a Mh- ,- oh- lSp a jh ifCyd Ldwy] ujsyk] fnYyh&40

HkwL[kyu ij djks fopkj] /kjrh ij dj nks o`{kksa dk JaxkjA fl)kFkZ iafMr d{kk & NBoh a n;kuUn ifCyd Ldwy] fn eky] f’keyk] fgekpy

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gekjh izdf` r cpsxh vkikr~dky ls--vkikr~dky vk;k ns[kks ! vkikr~dky vk;k] pkjksa rjQ nq[kksa dks lkFk yk;k] Hkwdi a ] ck<+] Tokykeq[kh tSls vkikrdky dks ;s gS vius lkFk yk;k vc yM+uk gesa blls gS D;ksfa d Mjuk ughaa blls gSA gkFk is gkFk j[kdj D;ksa cSBs gks djuk gS ,d vklku dke cl ysuk gS vkt ekSdMªhy esa Hkkx vc Hkwdi a dks ge nsx a as eqg a rksM+ tokc D;ksfa d ge lc gS vc rS;kj Mjuk bldk lek/kku ugha jksuk bldk gy ugha cl [kkuk ikuh j[kks lkFk D;ksfa d ftUnxh cpkuk gS vius gkFk vc vkikrdky ls cpuk gS vkSj Hkh vklku D;ksfd ge lc gS vc rS;kj vkvks gkFk ls gkFk feyk,¡ vkSj vkikrdkyhu gsYiykbu uEcj ,d ‘kwU; lkr lkr dk UkEcj ?kqek, ;fn ge lc gS vc rS;kj rks ftUnxh cpkuk gS vkSj Hkh vklkuA fj;k nkl d{kk & nloh a esVj nbZ Ldwy] fryd ysu] ubZ fnYyh&01

isM+ yxkvks] ty cpkvks] bZ/ku FkksMk+ de tykvksA Hkkoh ih<+h lkl ys lds] /kjk ,slh rks NksM+ tkvksA fjf’kdk oRl d{kk & NBoh a esVj nbZ Ldwy] fryd ysu] ubZ fnYyh&01

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o`{k dh O;Fkk Fkk eS dHkh cht ek= vc o`{k cu x;k gw¡ /kjrh dh lhek phj dj vklek¡ dh vksj ru x;k gw¡ /kwi o”kkZ rwQku lc lg dj ?kksj la?k”kZ thou esa fd;k gS olq/kk dk ve`r gh ugha fo”k Hkh eSuas fi;k gS eS rqEgkjk thou gw¡ ok;q vfXu ty dk vk/kkj gw¡ D;ksa ywV jgs gks eq>s eSa rqEgkjk egdrk lalkj gw¡ iÙks ?kkl gok Qy Nk;k nok vfXu bZ/a ku lc eq>esa gS lek;k eSa lkal gw¡ vkidh thou rqEgsa eS nsrk gw¡ rqEgkjs lHkh nq[k vkSj ihM+k dks vius flj ys ysrk gw¡ eSa ugh rks dqN ugha thou Hkwe.My esa ‘kwU; gS j{kk esjh djuh iMsx + h rqEgsa blh esa thou rqEgkjk /kU; gS A iwtk nsoh d{kk & ckjgoh a th- ,l- ,l- ,l- xyek] e.M+h] fgekpy

vkink izc/a ku gS le; dh ek¡x] izR;sd ukxfjd djsa bldk /;ku] rHkh gksxk de ls de uqdlku] vkSj ekuo cpk ik,xk viuh tku]A gf”kZr ‘kaxkjh d{kk & NBoh a fnYyh ifCyd Ldwy] jksfg.kh] ubZ fnYyh& 85

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vkinkvksa ls lqj{kk lqjf{kr i;kZoj.k geas cukuk gS ;gh vkt ges lcdks crykuk gS Hkw L[kyu vk;s rks ugha ?kcjkuk gS lgh txg ij viuk vkokl]?kj cukuk gS vkSj yksxks dks tkfx`r djuk gS lcdks feydj T;knk ls T;knk isM+ ikS/ks yxkuk gS lqjf{kr i;kZoj.k ges cukuk gS ;gh vkt ges lcdks crykuk gS izn”w k.k dks jksdus ls ges ugh ?kcjkuk gS gks pkgs yk[k eqflcrsa bls gVkus esa ugh gkslyksa dks Mxexkuk gS gks’kokyksa vc oDr gS vc rks gedsk gks’k es vkuk gS lqjf{kr i;kZoj.k gesa cukuk gS ;gh vkt ges tu tu rd igqp a kuk gS isM+ ikS/ks yxkuk] txyksa dks dVus o tyus ls cpkuk gS ty dks iznfw ”kr ugha djuk] ?ofu dks de djuk ok;q es ?kqyu’khy fo”kSys inkFkkZs dks u”V djuk blfy, vc tkxus dk oDr gS HkkbZ cguksa lqjf{kr i;kZoj.k gesa cukuk gS ;gh vkt ges lcdks crykuk gS A uhye flag d{kk & ckjgoh a eksgu yky lg] ckfydk fo/kk eafnj] uSuhrky] mÙkjk[k.M

o`{k yxk i;kZoj.k esa Hkj nks tku] izkd`frd foifÙk;ksa dks nwj ls djks iz.kkeA vfHkeU;q iafM+r d{kk & lkroh a n;kuUn ifCyd Ldwy] fn eky] f’keyk] fgekpy

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vkinkvksa dh =klnh vkvks ;kn djsa ge Hkksiky xSl =klnh] ftles tkus okyksa dh dHkh u gksxh okilhA dSls Hkqyk ik;sxas ge xqtjkr dk Hkh”k.k Hkwdi a ] ftlus lkjs Hkkjr esa epk fn;k Fkk gMdaiA lqukeh ds fo/oal dks dSls ge fcljk,a] ftlds fouk’k dks ;kn dj ekuo vJq cgk,A mM+hlk dk Hk;kog rwQku] fcgkj dh Hka;dj ck<+ gj o”kZ yhy tkrh gS] gtkjksa tho tarv q ksa dh tku fgekpy mrjkapy ds HkwL[kyu] vkSj taxy dh oks vkxA egkjk”Vª dh /kjrh is lw[kk ty dks rjlrk jktLFkkuA vkinkvksa ls tw> jgk gS Hkkjr gekjk I;kjk ns’k] buds izHkko dks de djus dk tu tu esa igqpk¡, lan’ s kA iwoZ rS;kjh ekuo dks lqjf{kr gS dj tkrh vkink,¡ rks gksrh jgsx a h tkx:drk lrdZrk fl[kykrhA rkU;kJh d{kk & X;kjgoh a vk’kk eksMu Z Ldwy] dksVZ jksM]+ lgkjuiqj] m0 iz0-

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Environment Warns Oh! Dear Earthlings, don’t let me die I nurtured you, day and night It’s your turn now, to repay debt Safeguard me, or face the threat One day I will die, of thirst and hunger Washed away by floods and thunder Landslides, cyclones would destroy your world I warn thee to heed my word Left alone on desertified land Sans food, water, shelter or stand Dislocated lives Disbanded cities You will cry for mercy and pity If you understand value of living Together let’s make a new beginning I urge thee keep me intact To mitigate disaster impact Prabhleen Kaur Class - XII Guru Tegh Bahadur 3rd Centenary Public, New Delhi

Judiciously Use Resources Defeat Disaster Forces Abhijat

Bhardwaj Class - XI Guru Tegh Bahadur 3rd Centenary Public School, New Delhi

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Urgent Urge I urge for ecofriendly life Manage disasters before they strike To avoid human tragedy Adopt mitigation strategy Have passion to plant tree They don’t require any fee. Afforestation is the Solution to pollution It’s needed for disaster risk reduction Disease, sickness and devastation Can be managed with tree plantation Come one come all To fight nature’s wrath call Rasleen Kaur Class - XI Guru Tegh Bahadur 3rd Centenary Public School, New Delhi

Keep Environment Intact, Mitigate Disaster Impact. Anmol Kaur Class - XII Guru Tegh Bahadur 3rd Centenary Public School, New Delhi

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Earth in Danger I saw a beautiful dream In which the earth was green. I saw humanity there But in reality, we don’t care There is only violence and all species are in danger They are screaming for a saviour, To control this behaviour. Wildlife is up in smoke Please please don’t poach! Water is now turning into poison Because of dirty hands of pollution The ozone layer is affected by carbon emission The countries are increasing their mass production This can cause great disruption. Harish Class : X-C Jain Bharati Mrigavati Vidyalaya, 20th KM, G.T. Karnal Road, Alipur, New Delhi

Value the ecological Services of nature, For a safe and disaster free future. Parichay Trivedi Class : IX Long View Public School, Nainital

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Safeguard The Environment for Disaster Risk Reduction Human’s greed is more than needs, And so have changed his deeds. The blunder he is creating, Is helping the environment in degrading. It was his duty, To glorify nature’s beauty. But alas! He proved to be vain, And all he did was for his gain. But still there is trust, That our environment can be as strong as the crust. We must work very hard, And save the environment till our last birthday card. Or else we shall pave the way for the disasters, That at last shall give us plasters... Shivam Thakur Class : X -D School : D.A.V. Public School New Shimla, H.P.

Environment Upgradation, Disaster Mitigation. Harmeet Singh Class : XI Guru Tegh Bahadur 3rd Centenary Public School, Mansarover Garden, New Delhi-15

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Modern “ Resource-less” Earth The world is finite, resources are scarce Things are bad and will be worse! Coal is burnt and gases exploded Forests out and soil eroded! Wells are dry and air polluted Dust blown, trees uprooted Oil producing ores depleted! Land sinking and sea rising Man is far too enterprising! Fires will rage with man to fan it Soon we will have “Plundered Planet”! Gaurav Jain Class : X D.P.S. Rohini, Sector-24, Delhi-85

Reduced resource consumption, Disaster risk reduction. Khushpreet Kaur Class : XI Guru Tegh Bahadur 3rd Centenary Public School, Mansarover Gardenm New Delhi-15

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My Green Environment Green, Green, Green What a beautiful scene, Trees all around With a pleasant sound Don’t cut tree Hope you will agree Grow many plants That’s what Environment wants Let’s love our environment Leave a lot for future Sustainable environment We should keep in mind, otherwise Future generations will mind Trees are our soul, without Which we are no more, Make our earth clean Let’s that be our dream Prerna Pant Class : IX-B D.A.V. Public School, Kailash hills, Delhi

If you are going to keep the wheels turning The earth is going to keep burning. Priyanshi Jain Class : XI Sachdeva Public School, Rohini, Sector-13, Delhi-85

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Protect the Earth We spoil our earth, Is it really worth? Clouds of happiness lost their way, In the polluting air day by day. Survivors spared by the sea For the worst thing in the recent history Natures furry, rips Asia apart Dead towns found in a cart Trapped for days they shall be found Landslides away drag many down Hurricane waves pound on the shore, Money be granted for many more Tourist paradise resembles a nightmare Come together and upon us stare Say cheese! For the earth to breathe And protect the planet please To live a life of ease. Medini Sharma Class : IX St. Luke’s Sen. Sec. School, Solan, H.P.

Don’t cut tree to make earth disaster free Sunidhi

Chanana Class : XI Dayanand Public School, The Mall , Shimla, H.P.

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Safeguard The Environment for Disaster Risk Reduction The future What does the future hold for us! Smog filled skies and poison cars, And Broken land with useless dust and nature’s beauty behind bars. Can! I Ever show my children (if they ever come my way), The beauty of a sunset at the ending of the day? Can! I Walk into a forest and surround myself with trees, Yet know that it will remain for me to visit as I please? Can I sit upon the seashore and breathe in salty air, or will it be so dirty that it is unsafe to be there? I know that I can today do all the things I have said, But when today is yesterday will all these things be dead? Muskan Jain Class : X-F Sachdeva Public School, Rohini, Sector-13, Delhi-85

Recycle the past, reuse your present and save your future Live green, love green, think green Save the trees, save the world, save yourself Kranti Class : X - A Om Shanti Sec. Sen. School. Sonipat, Haryana

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Safeguard The Environment If you can dream and not make dreams your master, If you can think and not make thoughts your aim, If you can meet with triumph & disaster And treat those two impostors just the same, If you can bear to hear the truth you’ve spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools, or watch the things you gave your life to, Broken and stoop & building up with warn-out tools Aakash Chauhan Class : IX -A Jain Bharati Mrigavati Vidyalaya 20th K.M., G.T. Karnal Road, Alipur, Delhi-36

Demand of disaster management Save the environment D.A.V. Public School, East

Sumedha Class : X of Kailash, New Delhi-65

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The Environment Darkened clouds, wind and rain Left alone with all this pain Landslides always, drags me down Trapped for days, will I be found? Flooded plains, within my head Tornadoes draw near, leave me for dead Drought from tears, I know not for, I have cried for days, I cry no more. Hurricane waves, pound on my shore I’m drowning on my bedroom floor. This natural bridge, from heart to heart collapsed in shreds fallen apart. Akansha Sharma Class : XII D.A.V. Senior Sec. Sechool, Una, H.P.

Nature is full of bounty & beauty, protect it and fulfill your duty. St. Luke’s Sr. Sec. School, The

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Shagun Bhatia Class : X - B Mall, Shimla, H.P.

SaveThe Environment Everything is burning bright I see no hope for light Ozone layer depleting away Dirt accumulating near the bay. Deforestation done on a large scale By animals without tail Pollution increasing its toll Enough to burst this earthen ball No place today for finding a shed Millions can’t even afford bread Nuclear wars are the end of earth Has nobody realized its worth? Get up and rise! Save the environment, and be wise Save our natural resources Return things to their normal courses. Do something so that, tomorrow, you won’t repent, Come on and help to ‘Save our Environment’. Diksha

Chaudhary Class : XII D.A.V. Senior Sec. Sechool, Una, H.P.

Become friendly with nature, disaster will not occur in future. D.A.V. Public School, East

Aman Kumar Jha Class : X - C of Kailash, New Delhi-65

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The Curse and the Redemption Not long ago on geological clock There lived a ‘goddess’ verdant and pristine Bang came a ‘demon’ hungry and greedy And robbed her of her beauty and sheen. With water bodies choked and hills de-robed Mines extracted and earth deforested With atmosphere polluted and fossil fuels exhausted Forests squeezed and land over used The demon left her ravaged and abused. Horrific hurricanes and droughts then dogged Epidemics floods forest fires bogged Climate change threaten his existence His own grave dug he wails for assistance. His life today hangs by a thread His only saviour ‘Sustainable Progress’ ‘Respect for Nature’ ‘Environment Protection’ Pushpamrit Kaur Class : XI Guru Tegh Bahadur 3rd Centenary Public School C-Block, Mansarover Garden, New Delhi-15

Aware the people save the tree, Build your environment disaster free. Rajiv Kumar Class : XII Evergreen Public School, Vasuandhara Enclave, Delhi-96

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Protect Environment & Save Life From the plants and woods We get our nutrients as food Trees give us oxygen And absorb the harmful carbon When we cut trees We in fact, Cut our lungs. Increased fuel consumption And plants destruction Give birth to the global warming And it is really life threatening If we destroy our environment, hence It will be suicidal in true sense Let us plant, protect and nurse trees And help ourselves to be sensible and free. Rishabh Garg Class : X-E Sachdeva Public School, Rohini, Sector-13, Delhi-85

One tree can make a million matches, One match can destroy a million trees. D.A.V. Public School, East

Wasifah Jahan Class : IX of Kailash, New Delhi-65

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Disaster! Disaster! Everywhere Disaster! Disaster! Everywhere. All around jury’s hear I am in danger. Shouted help! help! but neither the family came nor stranger. Then suddenly opened my eyes And shouting saw the sun rise That awaken, me was a bird’s scream And I came to know it was a horror dream Now, I don’t want this to be true For this plans must be make I knew For safeguarding the environment To prevent every hazardous event Preparing plans and mock drills To avoid disastrous thrills, Making dams and embankments So that the overflowing of water can be prevented Creating awareness among the masses Which would help them in dangerous circumstances Checking system of housing and drainage To avoid the Landslid, damage Slums are prone to fire In such case should be a special care. A search and a rescue team must be there For helping people and taking medical care All this will help in safeguarding the environment From the disaster or any hazardous event. Rakshit Bisht Class : X Sanwal School Mallital, Nanital

Saving nature by the creature will help us avoid the disaster Jaswinder Class : X D.A.V. Public School, New Shimla, H.P.

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Healthy Ecosystem Bedlam awakens the wise old sage, Resonates, ‘How do we combat nature’s rage? Degraded environment amplifying the disaster threat, Climate change lampooning every breath. Burgeoning temperature, floods, landslide, droughts won’t thwart, Disasters ruining livelihoods, how will we put a stop? The sophist articulates, ‘Conserving water, preserving forests, mangroves, coral reefs is the elixir, Lending resilience, metamorphosing into natural buffers and physical barriers. Save water, protect Earth, the commonly hailed jargon, Healthy and well managed ecosystem is the enduring bargain’. For disaster risk reduction, keep environment pristine in every hue, Otherwise in the future, by loss of lives, we will have to pay the dues. Geetika Ahuja Class : XII Summer Fields School, Kailash Colony, New Delhi-48

The more variety, the better society Deepanshu

Shandil Class : X D.A.V. Public School, New Shimla, H.P.

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Protect Your Environment Environmentalists tell us not to pollute a river, It causes harm to fish, But when do we listen, We do what we wish! We cut trees to build houses, Instead of living in a town or city, Environmentalists also tell us to do the same, To live in a city with fun and simplicity!! Many children go to the same school in different cars, But not knowing that it’s burning fossil fuels, It also gives out poisonous gases, But we know a solution to it That is by using a car pool!!! So knowing that this can lead to global warming, Saving natural resources is the best, We will need it for the next generation, and that is what is out test!!!! Ruchi Kansal Class : X-F Sachdeva Public School, Rohini, Sector-13, Delhi-85

Disaster comes without information So, we will have to keep preparation To save, be brave, Abhay Sah Class : IX Long view Public School, Nainital, Uttarakhand

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Hazards to Disasters Disasters happen, when hazards find lame goofs; Only prayers are hopes, with chaos put loose; Through the attire of arrogance abides aloof, Granting attributes men shall never choose; and now, Human nature’s brawling nature, both armed with endless spoofs. Ignoring the affects of the chemicals in use; Even with various diversities already having death dose; New chronic calamities make the intellects bemuse; Only harmony with nature will make the case close, A gifted kid shall make the technology and nature fuse. Tejas

Srivastava Class : IX Kendriya Vidyalaya, Adnrewsganj, New Delhi-24

There is no disaster that can’t become a blessing, no blessings that can’t become a disaster Anushka Shankar Srivastave Class : X D.A.V. Public School, East of Kailash, New Delhi-65

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See What? See What? Nature Says See what ! See what! Safeguard the environment for disaster risk reduction Because global warming and air pollution has a big relation. Global warming causes sea level to rise floods and destruction is what that thrives Reducing pollution is a solution wise Public transport, carpool and CNG are great advice See, what? See, what? Nature says Reduce pollution and take out ways, to make Earth a prosperous place Chit-chatt -chit water flows But chemicals and bacterial are all that glows Cholera and jaundice are diseases that grows Effecting the quality of life to such a great lose. Chlorine and antioxidants are some suggestions To prevent the rivers from bacterias germination And provide people with water to drink To increase life expectancy to the highest risk. See, what? See what? nature says Reduce pollution and take out ways, to make earth a happy place. Shubham Jain Class : X-G Sachdeva Public School, Rohini, Sector-13, Delhi-85

To reduce perils related to disaster, Don’t wait and watch, but be a doer a master, Take urgent steps to protect the environment faster. Saumya Kamdar Class : IX - C Rukmini Devi Public School, C D Block, Pitam Pura, Delhi - 34

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The Hope If drought brings disaster Which is faster, Flood brings mud Which is a grudge, Rain brings lightening Which is Frightening, Famine brings crying Which is a deathly sign, Eruption brings disruption Which is destruction, Cyclone brings storm Which is a dangerous form, Then contemplate and meditate Before its too late To Join hand in hand Which forms a cordial clean, With efforts and desire which stops the global fire, Let us all curb disaster Which should be done faster, with plantation and recycle Which starts a fresh cycle, Of conservation and preservation Which helps in restoration, With resurrection and renovation Which helps in continuation, For this beautiful ecstatic life Which is there to thrive, So lord bless the mankind Which needs to reconcile Akansha Jain Class : X Sachdeva Public School, Rohini, Sector-13, Delhi-85

Environment appreciated, Disaster decimated. Bineet P S Bakshi Class : VIII Guru Tegh Bahadur 3rd Centenary Public School C-Block, Mansarover Garden, New Delhi-15

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Make a Safe Tomorrow From all the hazards and disaster, We need to protect our land faster, Let’s unite and fight this sorrow, To make a safe tomorrow! Let’s protect our mountains and oceans, With all concentration and devotion, Lets create a beautiful vision, Free of disaster and explosion. Let’s prevent ourselves from cyclones, Tornado, Earthquake, Typhoons, Volcanic eruption, Avalanche and so on, By spreading awareness and taking prevention. Aditi B. Prasad Class : IX Cambridge School, Skakti Khand II, Indirapuram, Ghaziabad, U.P.

Know Disaster, no Disaster Yogya

Aggarwal Class : VII Sachdeva Public School, Rohini, Sector-13, Delhi-85

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Before it is too Late We can, We Should! Hey Friend! whenever you cut a tree, You invite desertification for free! With desertification comes drought, Hunger stricken thousands shout! Comfortably we enjoy our A.C. , Car and light, Taking temperature to a great height Mother earth with to anger is heating And we say with Cyclones, Floods, Volcanoes and Earthquakes she is cheating! Let’s join hands and work together, before it’s too late, Otherwise everyone knows about the forthcoming disastrous fate! Kritika Nangia Class : XI Ahlcon International School, Mayur Vihar, Phase-1, Delhi-91

Let’s make a new fashion saving earth should be our passion. Vadee Sharma Class : VIII St. Luke’s Sen. Sec. School, The Mall, Solan, H.P.

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One evening there came a storm I asked my mother What’s wrong? I never saw storm in season of winter Or have I not noticed it Cause I lay sick Last year in this season My mother replied, Its nature’s warning Of global warming Yes mother, I heard it from my teacher As she was very eager To tell us about the danger That we are going to face All, including the human race. What she taught us correct Mother spoke ahead, But if you want to stop it You have to save the nature from the harm made by us On the earth’s creatures I Said, yes we are the future And will save our nature From the disaster’s of every kind It’s us who have to take a step To Protect man kind. Srishti Sudan Class : X Cambridge School, Skakti Khand II, Indirapuram, Ghaziabad, U.P.

Cheaper is investment in risk reduction than providing Humanitarian aid after disaster’s action... Paras Bisht Class : VIII Long View Public School, Nanital, Uttarakhand

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Where Heaven Used to Lie The wind as it flows, Beautiful environment that it holds, The land by which it’s going through, That heaven is disaster prone! Flowers used to sing, Along with the leaves of all trees, The river used to dance, Along with fishes, give it a glance! Suddenly one day, A terror broke out. That beautiful land, Had a huge cyclone! Many died Many lost their family lives. Their pain, their cries, Disappeared that land, Where heaven used to lie! Now that land doesn’t exist, No one dance and sings. Wind that goes by, Looking at the dead land, It cries..... Kirti Class : X Navy Children School, NCS, Chnakyapuri, New Delhi-21

When environment thrives humankind survives Karan Preet Singh Class : VIII Guru Tegh Bahadur 3rd Centenary Public School C-Block, Mansarover Garden, New Delhi-15

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River in Rage Harm the nature & you’ll see Playing with ecosystem is no fun Bearing in mind that Vengeance of nature spares none. Trees have been chopped enough To make floods reach the extreme stage This is what can happen When you put the river in rage. River pays you back for your behaviour towards nature Whether you’ll destruct it or save Because the river can be as peaceful as a water fall Or as turbulent as a tsunami wave. Do your bits for nature you’re still going to get your wage. We can all line peacefully with nature Because you wouldn’t to put the river in rage Rishabh Singh Chauhan Class : XII A.S.N. Sr. Sec. School, Mayur, Vihar, Phase-1, Delhi-91

Combat climate change, Conquer disasters Rhythm Kaur Class : VIII Guru Tegh Bahadur 3rd Centenary Public School C-Block, Mansarover Garden, New Delhi-15

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Awareness on Enviornmental Issues Humans should be aware As the disasters come any where We are so busy in fulfilling our needs So that we forget to grow healthy nature seeds You are cutting down trees blindly due to which environment can’t treat you kindly Day by day industries are creating so much pollution By Growing more & more trees is the only solution So humans should be aware as the disasters come anywhere. Piyush Gandhi Class : XI Nav Jeewan Academy Sen. Sec. School, Madhu Vihar, Dwarka, Sector-3, New Delhi

Clean environment in our life Do not cut it with a disastrous knife Gagandeep Singh Class : VIII Sachdeva Public School, Rohini, Sector-13, Delhi-85

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Cry No More Darkened clouds, wind and rain Left alone with all this pain Landslides always drag me down Trapped for days, will I be found? Flooded plaws inside my head Tornadoes draw near, leave me for dead, Drought from tears I know not far I’ve cried for days, I Cry no more Hurricane waves pound on my shore I’m drowning on my bedroom floor. this natural bridge from heart to heart, Collapsed in shreds has fallen apart. Nishant Kaul Class : XI D.A.V. Public School, East of Kailash, Delhi

Step for disaster risk reduction, step ahead for environment protection. Ashok Priyadarshi Rout Class : VIII Sachdeva Public School, Rohini, Sector-13, Delhi-85

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Safeguard Environment and Reduce Disaster The magnanimous mellows, the soothing sky Love their mother, sweet and serene. She gives us food, She gives us clothes, She gives us shelter and love And by destroying her, we are harming ourselves. So, we must safeguard and grow more trees. Or otherwise human existence would cease. If we try to take control of environment in our hands, Its fury would burst up and destroy these vast concrete lands. Let’s grow smart, be not its master, Instead safeguard the environment and reduce disaster. Aditya Kaushal Class : XI St. Luke’s Sen. Sec. School, Solan

Nature has enough to provide for each human need! But not for human greed!! Shreiya Sharma Class : VIII - C St. Luke’s Sen. Sec. School, The Mall, Solan, H.P.

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Make World a Better Place Earthquakes, Tsunamis and Tornadoes Erupted the life of people, not even left their shadows All these disasters come in a fright It’s we who need to be ready to turn their impact light We’ve suffered for years, The cry of people is difficult to bear We need to protect the environment and make a better plan So we do not face the situations, we saw recently in Japan It’s high time we must heal the world to make it a better place. for you and for me and the entire human race. Bhushan Kumar Class : X-C Dayanand Public School, The Mall, Shimla.

Take care of the earth gently, otherwise you will have to pay the rent monthly. Neel lakhani Class : VIII - G D.P.S. R.K. Puram, New Delhi-22

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Fury of God Tsunami, Tsunami Why do you trouble me? When comes a gail It leaves me frail After a storm Everything is calm Then comes the flood A chill runs in my Blood In summers a drought my throat feels hot Oops! a Sandstorm Destroys my body form God! a forest fire which grows wilder What about an earth quake Which makes all shake God says pray and prepare To take care And Safe Guard the environment To help in Disaster management!!! Milind Umesh Class : X Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pragati Vihar, Near Lodhi Colony, New Delhi-03

Green revolution the best way to arrest pollution. Archit Sood Class : VIII - C St. Luke’s Sen. Sec. School, The Mall, Solan, H.P.

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Man and Environment Man is so selfish Polluting water of lakes and distrubing fish Building big beautiful houses in city. Doesn’t want to live in simplicity If today we will cut the trees Later there will be no more to see. If we will keep on doing this for next 4-5 years I believe soon extinction of everything is sure The man who is doing this in just nights and days Earth will also treat man in same way. so, I request treat earth with distinction Or surely face extinction.... Akhil

Pathania Class : IX D. A. V. Public School, New Shimla.

Preserve bio-diversity, Prevent anxiety. Shaurya Sharma Class : VII D.A. V. Public School, New Shimla, H.P.

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Beauty of Mother Nature I am a child, born to see the beauty of mother nature But what is this I’m seeing? seems there’s no lift for future How can man behave so much as a slaughter? After all its our mother earth and we are like its daughter Deforestation in our world is one of the major nuisances Which is done on a large scale because of our ignorance Tsunami are often very disastrous and just hit back But we can use our knowledge and technology, which we no more lack And can safeguard ourselves from its evasion By making tsunami alarm to know its occasion I’m just a child pleading for your cooperation Helping our environment for the next generation. Kritika Jha Class : X-E Sachdeva Public School, Rohini, Sector-13, Delhi-85

Less pollution, is the best solution, for disaster risk reduction. Nandini Kapila Class : VII St. Luke’s Sen. Sec. School, The Mall, Solan, H.P.

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Escaping Disaster A disaster in no time leads to many person’s demise To escape such risk we have to take an early rise Many are engulfed by the disaster To protect their lives, we have to take steps faster It frowns their relatives left behind As they are helpless to get their loved ones find To take preventive measures is the best From facing the consequences and the rest Practice mock drills to be ready for it any time And if it strikes take steps to make everything fine. Weather forecasts and predictions about cyclone Can protect the lives of many even in the areas most prone In case a fire strikes use of sand bags is the best As being cheapest of the rest There’s nothing we can’t do, everything is in our hands Then why can’t we make the ones, who fall and again stand From the disaster, take them out who are in need Dear friends you would feel nice, by doing a good deed. Savika Kathuria Class : X-G Sachdeva Public School, Rohini, Sector-13, Delhi-85

When droughts dare to destroy & darken your life Dare to destroy the dark.... Aaheli Biswas Class : VIII The Mother ‘s International School, Sri Aurobindo Marg, New Delhi- 16

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Safety Isn’t Expensive, Its Priceless. Planet Earth is our Mother Provides food & water to nurture Embodied with amazing creations of nature Care for earth & save our future Disasters are natural and inevitable Leave immense impact on life & environment Training make us less vulnerable To counter nature’s fury Street play, dramas and mock drills Sensitize us towards surroundings and its relations Make us aware about precautions of quake and floods And helps to avoid nature’s annihilation Every hazard recognised is an accident avoided Awareness of situations is help provided Equipment and medical aid to be systematically divided To help them and help others when the time arises Let us join hands and pledge And construct a simple and sweet hedge To safeguard ourselves against disasters Around the world, so we can rule as masters!!!!!!!!! Mallika Bhasin Class : XII Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar, Delhi.

Earth is our mother, Don’t spoil it further. Himanshu Thakur Class : VIII D.A. V. Public School, New Shimla, H.P.

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Nurture Green Culture Green is not our growth Floods and droughts we encounter both Warming globe and shrinking spaces Force us to flee to altered places Ecology absolutely is no fad Its destruction is extremely bad Save wildlife, nurture green culture Environment certainly is our future Enter actively in the field of disaster management Walk the environment friendly road to development. Bhumika Class : XII Bal Bharti Public School, Pitam Pura, Delhi-34

Planting trees brings prosperity, Cutting them brings disaster & Insecurity. Devashree Chauhan Class : VIII - G D.P.S. R.K. Puram, New Delhi-22

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Be Prepare and Always Aware Terrible events here Horrible events there Humus are plastered This world seems to disastered Earthquakes, storms and katrina Making this world a death Arena Observing, ditching, Monitoring and warming can only save us from ruining. Quakeproof and strong buildings Proper sanitation and tree plantings Fire-Extinguishers, emergency escape plan Medicator and awareness Know disaster so, no disaster Be always prepared, always aware And then no need to be scared Aniket Malik Class : X Sachdeva Public School, Rohini, Sector-13, Delhi-85

Plant tree a day, keep the disasters away. Harohita Negi Class : VIII D.A. V. Public School, New Shimla, H.P.

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Be Guilty.... Be guilty of polluting air It welcomes the perilous storm Be guilty of polluting water It causes the floods and hence the crisis of foods, life and shelter. No winters left, no summer’s debt of sweat and displeasure In the coming years, nature stop the twist And Turns of wind, for changing weather Sometimes drought, sometimes rain Leave the people in vain Dear everyone, be ready to get What you deserve, oh I sigh, it’s pain Sasha Nijhara Class : XI - C Sachdeva Public School, Rohini, Sector-13, Delhi-85

Prepare for the worst, hope for the best If you be prepared, no need to be scared. Anoushka

Chanana Class : VI Rukmini Devi Public School, C D Block, Pitam Pura, Delhi - 34

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Beautiful Earth Mother earth is so beautiful do not harms Each & every day is losing it’s charm. I feel scared when I think about the future, We rapidly destroying our resources like butcher. Minimize the wastage & contribute in saving the environment, Practice & spread the message of sustainable development. As our efforts & that too in right direction, Will only secure our future & give us some satisfaction ! Shubham Sharma Class : XII School : Dayanand Public School, Shimla, H.P.

Forest increases, disaster decreases. Monika Sharma Class : VII - B School : Dayanand Public School, The Mall, Shimla, H.P.

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The Lovers Trip While on a distant trip Going all the way with crisp It just ended up this way Over the world full of hay Like an oyster is cruel But still searches for the pearl It just ends this frontier Over the earth’s Fateful Encounter Cause when one door closes Just as life mosses Another open for us Over it as a fuss But we are so regretful Aren’t able to see what’s beautiful Life the soul of love Will one day, fly like dove But the way we see him Will one day come trim Over man’s hate Will change our fate Abhineetam

Choursia Class : XII School : D.A.V. Public School, New Shimla, H.P.

Because of us there is global warming , Grow more trees and make it charming. Himanshu Verma Class : VI School : Dayanand Public School, The Mall, Shimla, H.P.

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