TRULY YOURS - Yogeshwar Verma

ADMISSION TO IX CLASS AGAINST VACANT SEATS In order to optimally utilize the infrastructure and facilities available in these Vidyalayas, it has been decided by the Samiti to fill the vacant seats in IX class through an All India level Selection Test. The District-wise vacant seats in the Vidyalayas are separately notified in local newspapers. In accordance with the National Policy of Education (1986), Government of India started Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas (JNVs) all over the country except Tamil Nadu. These are co-educational, residential schools, fully financed by Government of India and run by an autonomous organization, Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti, under the Ministry of Human Resource Development. Though admission to these Vidyalayas is at Class VI level, in order to optimally utilize infrastructure facilities available, vacant seats at Class IX level are filled through an All India level Selection Test. While education in the schools is free including boarding, lodging, unifor...

Feeding Your baby should keep having breast milk or infant formula until 1 year of age. Your baby may soon be ready for a cup but it will be messy at first. Try giving a cup sometimes to see if your baby likes it. Make cereal with formula or breast milk only. Use a spoon to give your baby cereal, not a bottle or an infant feeder. Sitting up while eating helps your baby learn good eating habits. If you haven't started giving your baby other baby foods, you can start now. Start each meal by breast-feeding or giving formula before solid food. Start with pureed fruits, vegetables, and meats. Wait at least 2 days before you start each new food or juice so you have time to make sure your baby is not allergic to the new food. Diarrhea, rash, or vomiting are signs of a possible food allergy. Do not give foods that require chewing. Don't start eggs, shellfish and food containing peanuts or tree nuts at this age. Avoid foods that can choke your child, such as candy, hot do...

Today we celebrated mahaveer Jayanti. We have also organised prize distribution ceremony for winner students of Vidyalaya.

There are a few key points you'll want to consider when looking for a camera that produces killer images in less-than-ideal lighting. The first is the amount of light that the lens can capture. The technical term is aperture, but you'll also hear it referred to as an f-stop , or sometimes as the speed of the lens. The lower the number, the more light the camera can capture. Some compacts open up all the way to f/1.4, which is a heck of a lot of light. Because the scale is based on the diameter of a circle, the numbers progress based on the square root of 2. For those without math degrees, an f/1.4 captures twice the light as an f/2 lens, which captures twice the light as an f/2.8 lens, and so on. But you can't pay attention to just one number. Take a look at the Sony RX100 II, with its 28-100mm f/1.8-4.9 lens. At its widest angle it captures an impressive amount of light, but as you zoom in the amount of light captured decreases. This is typical of most comp...

the Recovery Manager installed on your notebook was developed by either SoftThink or CyberLink, or by an HP team. The screens may be slightly different, and there may be up to three very different types of recovery options available for your model. System Recovery The System Recovery option does the following: Reformats the system drive. The system drive is the hard drive where the current operating is installed (such as the C: drive). Re-installs the original operating system on the system drive. Re-installs all original hardware drivers. Re-installs all original trial software. Does not remove or disrupt any user created partitions. In some cases, the System Recovery process may require more hard drive space that the system drive actually has. If the system drive is part of a partitioned hard drive, one or more partitions may be de-partitioned to give the System Recovery process the space it requires. Otherwise, user-created partitions will remain intact. Factory Reset The Factory Re...

 Nikon has launched the new  Nikon D5300  , a 24.2MP DSLR camera , the successor of the hugely popular  Nikon D5200  . The key new additions to this DSLR camera are the in-built wireless LAN (Wi-Fi) and GPS connectivity . Also it sports more powerful Expeed 4 image-processing engine , improved battery life , and is also Nikon’s first DSLR camera capable of recording 1080p video @ 60p . The in-built WiFi feature can be quite useful as now you can use the Nikon’s Wireless Mobile Utility app for Android and iOS smartphone/tablet and use them to remotely control the camera and easily import the content from the camera . The key things which have not changed are FPS top shooting speed and the same 39-point auto-focus system as is in the  Nikon D5200  . Along with the two existing colors (Black , Apple Red) , it will also be available in a bluish-gray color . Nikon D5300 key features : 24.2MP DSLR Camera First Nikon DSLR with In-built Wi-Fi and GPS Navi...