In case you did not know

I found a pamphlet advertising a newly opened residential school in our nearby town.

One side of the pamphlet had a table describing advantages of putting your kid in the hostel in comparison to his/her going to school from home.  

I thought it was quite hilarious . . .

The English translation . . . 

STAYING IN HOSTEL	STAYING AT HOME AND GOING TO SCHOOL
Discipline of rising up from bed between 4:30 to 5:30 am, washing hand-face and taking bath	Undisciplined rising up from bed
Exercise between 5:30 to 6:30 am	Nil
Tuition from 6:30 to 8 am	Nil
Breakfast between 8 to 8:30 am	Undisciplined time for breakfast
Regular schooling	Undisciplined schooling
Lunch between 2 to 2:30 pm	Undisciplined time for lunch
Playtime between 4:00 to 5:00 pm	Undisciplined playtime, sometimes stretches the whole day
Computer between 5:00 to 6:00 pm	Nil
Spoken English classes from 6:00 to 8:00 pm	Nil
Dinner between 8 to 8:30 pm	Undisciplined timing for dinner
TV viewing 8:30 to 9 pm	Increased TV viewing
Self study from 9 to 10 pm	Nil

From the above table it can very well be told that by living in our hostel children will be good in studies and discipline. Because of which their future would be better and there would be overall development of the children. 

Satbarwa's Niagara

We had gone for a trip to a hostel run by the Catholic Church in a place called Garu. It was quite a hectic day for the team as we had to see through approximately 300 children. There was an epidemic of fever going on in the place since one week and that was the reason we were called for.

After everything was over, the authorities in charge of the hostel asked us if we would like to visit a waterfall nearby. It was just about a kilometer and therefore we decided to visit. And wow . . . it was worth the trip.

Well, the trip was also quite picturesque too. A few snaps from the trip. Unfortunately, I was quite tired after a very hectic week. And was more tired after the camp. Thanks to our dentist, Dr Basil and our engineer, Mr. Dinesh who ensured that we have enough photographs of the trip.

The last picture was the best thing that our kids enjoyed during the journey. We had to cross 10 such sections of the river running over the road during the journey. And Dinesh, who drove us ensured that all those with the windows open got sprayed with the water. The snap would surely make it to the Annual Report next year.

Shall post details of the Medical Camp after I get the blood tests too.