ENGLISH (CORE)

Books prescribed: (i ) Hornbill (Text Book published by NCERT)

(ii ) Snapshot (Supplementary Reader published by NCERT )
(iii) The Canterville Ghost by Oscar Wilde (Long Reading Text)

Duration of the exam.: 3hrs. Max.Marks:100

The Whole Syllabus is Divided into Four Sections:

1. Section A : (Reading ) 20 Marks
2. Section B : (Writing Skills & Grammar) 30 Marks
3. Section C : (Literature and Long Reading Novel) 30 Marks
4. ASL 20 Marks
Section A (Reading) 20 Marks
It consists of two unseen passages.

1. The first passage carries 12 marks

(i) MCQ 6 marks
(ii) Short type Questions 4 marks
(iii) Vocabulary Testing 2 marks

2. The second passage carries 8 marks

(a) Note making 5 marks
(b) Summary 3 marks

Section B (Advanced Writing & Grammar) 30 Marks

3. Short compositions Notice/poster/ advertisements (50 words). 4 marks
4. Letter writing Business/official /editor/job application/ application to principal)(150 175 words).6 marks
5. Long compositions Article /speech/report/narrative writing (150 200 words). 10 marks
Grammar : 10 marks
6. (i) Error Correction 4 marks
7. (ii) Edition Task 4 marks
8. (iii) Re Ordering of Sentences 2 marks
OR
Fill in the gaps with correct verb forms
Section C (Literature and Long Reading Novel) 30 Marks
1.Hornbill 2. Snapshots
9. One out of two extracts based on poetry from the text to test context, comprehension and
appreciation : [1 x 3 = 3]
10. Three out of Four short answer questions (upto 40 words) from poetry, prose and play from Hornbill
and Snapshot. [3x3=9]
11. One out of two long answer questions from both books.(Hornbill and snapshot). [1x6=6]
12. Long question of 6marks from long reading novel. (Plot of the novel) [6x1=6]
13. Long question of 6marks from long reading novel (Character sketch) [6x1=6]

Month Wise Distribution of the whole Syllabus:

June : Literature
1. Hornbill The Portrait of a Lady
2. Writing Process writing /Notice
3. Grammar Error finding /Editing Task

July : Literature
Hornbill : 1. A Photograph 2. Were Not afraid to Die ..
Writing : 1. Article 2.Speech 3. Report
Cantervilles Ghost : Lesson 1
Reading : Notes making & Summary Writing
UNIT TEST 1

August : Literature :
Hornbill : 1. Discovering Tut; 2. Voice of Rain
Snapshot : The Summer of the Beautiful White Horse; The Address :
-1-
 Writing : 1. Poster 2. Letter writing
Cantervilles Ghost : Lesson 2
Grammar : 1. Tense forms 2. Re arranging Sentences
September: Literature :
Snapshot : Rangas Marriage
Writing & Grammar : Revision
Revision & Half Yearly Examination.
October : Literature :
Hornbill : 1. The Ailing Planet
Cantervilles Ghost : Lesson 3 & 4
Grammar : Revision
Writing : 1. Advertisements
Snapshot : Albert Einstein at School
November :
UNIT TEST 2
Literature :
Hornbill : 1. The Browning Version 2.Childhood
Snapshot : Mothers Day
Cantervilles Ghost : Chapter 5
Writing & Grammar : Revision
December : Literature:
Hornbill : Father to Son
Snapshot : Birth
Cantervilles Ghost : Chapter 6
Writing & Grammar : Revision
January : Literature :
Snapshot : The Tale of Melon City
Cantervilles Ghost : Chapter 7
Writing & Grammar : Revision
Reading : Notes Making

February : Revision of the Entire Syllabus

2nd Semester (Annual) Examination

-2-
 Mathematics

Recommended Books prescribed:

(i) NCERT (ii) R.D.Sharma (iii) K.C.Sinha
Syllabus for the Whole Year:
(i) Algebra (ii) Trigonometry (iii) Co-ordinate Geometry
(iv) Mathematical Reasoning (v) Statistics (vi) Limit and differentiation
(vii) Probability (viii) Three Dimensional Co Ordinate geometry
(ix) Sets, Relation and functions
(a) Algebra 24 marks (b) Trigonometry 14 marks
(c) Co ordinate geometry 20 marks (d) Limit & differentiation 14 marks
(e) Mathematical Reasoning 04 marks (f) Statistics 06 marks
(f) Probability 06 marks (h) Set, Relation and Function 08 marks
(g) 3 D Geometry 04 marks
Month wise Breakup of Syllabus:
June : Measurement of angles, Compound angles.
July : Transformation formula, Multiple and sub multiple angles,
Traingonometrical Equations, Properties of triangle
UNIT TEST 1
limit and differentiation.
August : Limit and differentiation contd. ,Complex number, Quadratic Equation,
Linear In Equation , Sequence and series, Mathematical Induction.
September : Special Sequence Revision & Half Yearly Examination.
October : Sets, Relation and functions, Straight line.
November : Straight line contd.
UNIT TEST 2
Circle, Permutation and combinations, Binomial theorem
December : Binomial theorem contd. , Conic sections (Parabola Ellipse & Hyperbola)
January : Three dimension co ordinate geometry, Mathematical reasoning statistics and
Probability
February : Revision for Annual Examination

-3-
 PHYSICS

Book prescribed:
1. NCERT Physics for Class XI
Syllabus for the Whole Year 2017 18
ONE PAPER DURATION 3HOURS THEORY 70 MARKS
Sl No. NAME OF UNIT UNITS NO. CLASSES MARKS
1. MATHEMATICAL TOOLS 0 5 00
2. UNITS & MEASUREMENT 1 22 03
3. KINEMATICS 2 22 10
4. NEWTONS LAWS OF MOTION & FRICTION 3 20 10
5. WORK, POWER & ENERGY & Collision 4 07 06
6. MOTION OF SYSTEM OF PARTICLES & RIGID BODY 5 26 06
7. GRAVITATION 6 06 05
8. PROPERTIES OF BULK MATTER 7 12 10
9. HEAT & THERMODYNAMICS 8 18 05
10. BEHAVIOUR OF PERFECT GASES &
9 06 05
KINETIC THEORY OF GASES
11. OSCILLATIONS (S.H.M) 10 10 05
12. WAVES 11 10 05
TOTAL 11 164 70
No. of Classes & Marks distribution will be strictly as per CBSE norms.

MONTH WISE BREAKUP OF SYLLABUS

Month Unit No. Name of Units

June 0 Mathematical Tools
1 Units & Measurements
July UNIT TEST 1
2 Kinematics
2 Kinematics (Contd.)
August
3 Newtons law of motion & Friction
4 Work Power & Energy & Collision
September
5 Motion of system of Particles & Rigid body (C.M)
Revision & Half-Yearly Examination
5 Motion of System of Particles & Rigid Body (Contd.)
October
6 Gravitation
6 Gravitation (Contd.)
November UNIT TEST 2

7 Properties of bulk Matter

7 Properties of bulk Matter (Contd.)
December
8 Heat & Thermodynamics
9 Behavior of perfect gases & Kinetic Theory of Gases
January 10 Oscillations (S.H.M)
11 Waves
February Revision & Annual Examination
Note: Practical 30 marks , separate syllabus

-4-
 CHEMISTRY

Book prescribed: NCERT Chemistry XI

CONTENTS /UNITS MARKS
1. Some Basic Concepts of chemistry 03
2. Atomic structure 06
3. Periodicity in properties Classification of elements 04
4. States of Matter (Gases and Liquids) 04
5. Chemical Bonding & Molecular Structure 05
6.Thermodynamics 06
7. Equilibrium 06
8. Redox Reactions 03
9. Hydrogen 03
10. S-Block Elements (Alkali and Alkaline Earth Metal) 05
11. P Block Elements 07
12. Basic concepts of Organic Chemistry 07
13. Hydrocarbons 08
14. Environmental Chemistry 03
Total = 70 Marks
MONTH WISE SYLLABUS DISTRIBUTION
Month Unit Chapter
June : 01. Some basic concepts of chemistry
02. Atomic Structure
July : 02. Atomic Structure [CONTINUED]
03. Periodic Classification of Elements.
04. Chemical Bonding & Molecular Structure
UNIT TEST 1
August : 05. States of Matter
06. Thermodynamics
September : 06. Thermodynamics [CONTINUED]
Revision and Half Yearly Examination
October : 07. Equilibrium
November : 08. Redox Reactions
UNIT TEST 2
09. Hydrogen
December : 10. S Block Elements
11. Some P Block Elements
12. Basic Concepts of Organic Chemistry
January : 12. Basic Concepts of Organic Chemistry [CONTINUED]
13. Hydrocarbons
14. Environmental Chemistry
February : Revision & Annual Examination

-5-
 BIOLOGY

Books prescribed:
1. NCERT Biology for class-XI
2. Truemans, Elementary Biology
Syllabus for the whole year (2017 18)

Unit I- Diversity in the Living World

1. The living world 2. Biological classification.
3. Plant Kingdom 4. Animal Kingdom

Unit II- Structural organisation in plants and Animals

5. Morphology of flowering plants 6. Anatomy of Flowering Plants
7. Structural organisation in Animals

Unit III-Cell: Structure & function

8. Cell: The unit of life. 9. Biomolecules
10. Cell cycle & cell division

Unit IV: Plant Physiology

11. Transport in plants 12.Mineral nutrition
13. Photosynthesis in higher plants 14.Respiration in plants
15. Plants Growth & Development

Unit V : Human Physiology

16. Digestion & Absorption 17. Breathing & Exchange of gases
18. Body fluids & their circulation 19. Excretory product & their elimination
20. Locomotion & Movement 21. Neural Control and Coordination
22. Chemical coordination & Integration.

MONTH WISE BREAK-UP OF SYLLABUS

June : (i) Animal Kingdom (ii) Plant Kingdom

July : (i) The living world (ii) Biological classification

(iii) Photosynthesis in higher plants (iv) Respiration in Plants
UNIT TEST 1

August : (i) Transport in plants, (ii) Mineral nutrition

(iii) Plants growth & development

September : (i) Morphology of flowering plants, (ii) Anatomy of flowering plants

ST
1 SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT/HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION

October : (i) Structural Organisation in Animals (ii) Cell: the unit of life.
(iii) Biomolecules

November : (i) Cell cycle & Cell division

UNIT TEST 2
(ii) Digestion & Absorption, (iii) Breathing & Exchange of gases,

December : (i) Body fluids & their Circulation, (ii) Excretory Product & their elimination
(iii) Locomotion & Movement (Cont)

January : (i) Locomotion & Movement, (Completed)

(ii) Neural Control & Coordination (iii) Chemical coordination & Integration

February : Revision, IInd Summative Assessment /Annual Examination.

-6-
 INFORMATION PRACTICES (I.P)

Books Preferred :

(i) Informatics Practices By Sumita Arora

(ii) Informatics Practices By Reeta Sahu

Contents /Units
Hardware Concepts
Software Concepts
Getting started with Programming Netbeans Java IDE
Programming Fundamentals
Net beans working with Java swing
Flow of control
Java IDE Programming - I
Java IDE Programming II
Java IDE Programming III
Programming Guidelines
DBMS Concepts
Introduction to MySQL
Simple Queries in SQL
MySQL function
Table Creation & Data Manipulation
IT applications

MONTH WISE BREAKUP OF SYLLABUS:

June : Hardware Concepts
Software Concepts
Number system
Getting started with Programming Netbeans JavaIDE

July : Programming Fundamentals

Net beans working with Java swing
Conditional statement , UNIT TEST - I

August : Flow of control

Concept of Databases
Introduction to My SQL, Creation of Tables

September : Java IDE Programming I

Half Yearly Examination

October : Java IDE Programming II

Java swing advance level Java programming
Queries in SQL

November : UNIT TEST - II

Java IDE Programming II
Working with My SQL & My SQL Function
IT Applications

December : Dual table concept

January & : Advance level Java Programming , IT Application

February : Revision , Annual Examination

-7-
 COMPUTER SCIENCE

Distribution of Marks
Theory 70
Practical 30
Total 100
UNIT WISE MARKS DISTRIBUTION
Unit 1. Computer Fundamentals 10
Unit 2. C++ 40
Unit 3. Number System 10
Unit 4. Computer System Organisation 10

MONTHWISE DISTRIBUTION OF SYLLABUS

June : Unit I - Computer Fundamentals:

Introduction to Computers, History of Computers, Types of computers, capability
and limitations of computers, impact of computer on the society

July : Introduction to MS-Dos Disk files, Directories, DOS Commands, Batch Processing,
loading, executable files, advance feature, creating a text file, Introduction to
Windows
Computer System Organisation:
Data representation, introduction to number system, floating point representation,
Input/Output devices, hardware organisation of computer, the system motherboard,
disk drive, power supply. Unit Test I

Unit II : Programming Methodology:

Introduction to programming languages low level and high level languages,
popular programming languages, fourth generation languages Revision
Unit III: Introduction to Programming in C++:
Introduction to characters used in C++, data types, C++ tokens, input/output
devices, structure of C++, output manipulators backslash character constant, use of
editors, compiling and linking, general concept of OOP, Object Oriented
Programming, characteristics of OOP, Programming application

August : Algorithms, Flow Chart, Rules Of Drawing Flowcharts, Flow of control, the
compound statements, selective execution (conditional statement), repetitive
executions,

September : Nested loop, the go to statement, operators and expressions

Revision & Half yearly Examination

October : I/O functions, Structured data types (Arrays), one dimensional and multi-dimensional
arrays, string, use of array,
November : UNIT TEST II, Introduction to functions, calling and passing parameters to a
function, prototype declaration.
December : Standard library functions, header files, libraries, standard C++ libraries, library
functions, programming methodology
January : Operating environment, computer software,
February : Functional components of operating system, memory management
Revision & Annual Examination

-8-
 ECONOMICS
MONTH WISE DISTRIBUTION OF SYLLABUS Books Recommended : (i) NCERT
Theory 80 Marks
Part- A: - Statistics for Economics
Units Marks
1. Introduction 13
2. Collection, organisation and Presentation of data
3. Statistical tools and interpretation 27
40
Part B: - Indian Economic development
Units Marks
4. Development Experience (1947-90) and
Economic Reforms since 1991 12
5. Current challenges facing Indian Economy 20
6. Development Experience of India A comparison with Neighbours 08
40
Part-C: - Project Work 20
Month Wise Split Of Syllabus
June Unit-1 Introduction
What is Economics?
Meaning, Scope, Functions and Importance of Statistics in Economics.
Unit-4 A Brief Introduction of the State of Indian Economy on the eve of Independence,
common goals for five years Plan.
July- Unit-2 Collection of data.
UT1
Unit-4 Main Features, Problems and Policies of Agriculture (Institutional Aspects and New
Agricultural Strategy etc.). Industry(Industrial Licensing etc.) and Foreign Trade.
August-Unit-2 Organisation of Data
Presentation of Data
Unit-3 Measures of Central Tendency Mean (Simple and Weighted), Median and Mode
September-Unit-4 Economic Reforms since 1991
Needs and Main Features Liberalisation, globalisation and Privatisation. An appraisal of
LPG Policies
Revision for Half Yearly Exam
October-Unit-3 Measures of Dispersion
Unit-5 Poverty Absolute and Relative, Main Programmes for Poverty Alleviation A
Critical Assesment.
November-Unit-3 Correlation
Unit-5 Rural Development Key Issues Credit and Marketing, Role of Cooperatives,
Agricultural Diversification, Alternative Farming, Organic Farming.
UT2
December- Unit-5 Human Capital Formation How people become Resource ?
Role of Human Capital in Economic Development, Growth of Education Sector in India.
Employment Formal and Informal, Growth and Other Issues , Problem and Policies.
Infrastructure Meaning and Types, Case Studies, Energy and Health, Problems and
Policies.
A Critical Assessment.
Sustainable Economic Development- Meaning, Effects of Economic Development on
Resources and Environment, Including Global Warming
January- Unit-3 Introduction of Index Number
Unit-6 Development Experience of India
A Comparison with Neighbours
India and Pakistan
India and China
Issues, Growth, Population, Sectoral Development and other Developmental Indicators.
February- Revision for Annual Examination.

-9-
 ACCOUNTANCY

UNIT WISE WEIGHTAGE

Units Marks
PART A FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I
1.Theoretical Framework 15
2.Accounting Process and Special Accounting Treatment 35
50
PART B FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING Il
3. Financial Statements of Sole Proprietorship :
from Complete and Incomplete Records 15
4. Financial Statements of Not for Profit Organisations 15
5. Computer in Accounting 10
PART C PROJECT WORK 10
50
Total A + B + C = 100 Marks

MONTH-WISE DISTRIBUTION OF THE WHOLE SYLLABUS

YEAR 2017 18 TOPICS

June : 1. Introduction to Accounting.

2. Theory Base of Account
July : 3. Recording of transactions
4. Preparation of ledger, Trial Balance
UNIT TEST 1
August : 4. Bank Reconciliation Statement (contd.)
5. Depreciation Provision and Reserves
September : 6. Accounting for Bills of Exchange
REVISION & HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION 2017

October : 7. Rectification of Errors

November : 8. Financial Statements of Sole Proprietorship: from complete and incomplete
records
UNIT TEST 2
December : 9. Financial Statements of Not-for-profit Organisations
January 2018 : 10. Computers in Accounting
11. Project Work & Revision
February 2018 : REVISION & ANNUAL EXAMINATION 2017-18

SUGGESTED READING:
1. NCERT TEXT BOOK : PART A & B . CLASS XI
NOTE: LATEST EDITION OF THE TEXT BOOKS SHOULD BE USED.

- 10 -
 BUSINESS STUDIES

UNIT WISE WEIGHTAGE

Units Marks
Part A Foundations of Business
1. Nature and Purpose of Business
2. Forms of Business Organisations 20
3. Public, Private and Global Enterprises
4. Business Services 18
5. Emerging Modes of Business
6. Social Responsibility of Business and Business Ethics 12
Part B Finance and Trade 50
7. Sources of Business Finance
8. Small Business 20
9. Internal Trade
10. International business 20
11. Project Work 10
50
Total Part A + B = 100 Marks

MONTH-WISE DISTRIBUTION OF THE WHOLE SYLLABUS

YEAR 2017 18 TOPICS

June : Unit 1: Nature and Purpose of Business
July : Unit 2: Forms of Business Organisation
Unit 3: Public Private and Global Enterprises.
UNIT TEST 1
August : Unit 3: Public Private and Global Enterprises.(Cont)
: Unit 4: Business-Services
1 : Unit 5: Emerging Modes of Business
September : Unit 6: Social Responsibility of Business and Business Ethics
REVISION AND HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION 2017

October : Unit 7 : Sources of Business Finance

November : Unit 8 : Small Business
UNIT TEST 2
December : Unit 9 : Internal Trade.
Unit 10: International business
January 2018 : Unit 11: Project Work& Revision

February 2018 : REVISION AND FINAL EXAMINATION 2017 18

SUGGESTED READING:
1. NCERT TEXT BOOK : CLASS XI
NOTE: LATEST EDITION OF THE TEXT BOOKS SHOULD BE USED.

- 11 -
 Physical Education

BOOK NAME : HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION

AUTHOR NAME : DR. V. K . SHARMA
PUBLISHER NAME: NEW SARASWATI HOUSE PVT. LTD MAX.MARKS: 70
THEORY
MONTH UNIT NAME OF THE CHAPTER
JUNE 1 CHANGING TRENDS & CAREER IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION
JULY 2 OLYMPIC MOVEMENT
3 PHYSICAL FITNESS , WELLNESS & LIFESTYLE
UNIT TEST -1
AUGUST 4 PHYSICAL EDUCATION & SPORTS FOR DIFFERENTLY
ABLED
5 YOGA
SEPTEMBER 6 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & LEADERSHIP TRAINING
HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION
OCTOBER 7 TEST, MEASUREMENT & EVALUATION
8 FUNDAMENTALS OF ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY
NOVEMBER 9 KINESIOLOGY, BIOMECHANICS & SPORTS
UNIT TEST 2
DECEMBER 10 PSYCHOLOGY & SPORTS
JANUARY 11 TRAINING IN SPORTS
12 DOPING
FEBRUARY REVISION
PRACTICAL : 30 MARKS

1. Physical Fitness
2. Skills of any one Individual game of choice from the given list*
3. Viva
4. Record File **
*Athletics, Badminton, Gymnastics, Judo, Swimming, Table Tennis, Taekwondo &
Tennis
**Record File shall include :
Practical- 1: Labelled diagram of 400 M Track & Field with computations.
Practical- 2: Computation of BMI from family or neighbourhood & graphical
representation of the data.
Practical -3: Labelled diagram of field & equipment of any one game of your choice out
of the above list.
Practical-4: Explanation & list of current National Awardees ( Dronacharya Award,
Arjuna Award & Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratan Award )
Practical-5: Pictorial presentation of any five Asanas for improving concentration.

- 12 -
 fgUnh
ikB;e iwjs okZ& 2017&2018
iqLrdksa ds uke & 1 vkjksg & Hkkx&1 2 forku Hkkx&1] O;kdj.k
ikB;e dk ekfld foHkkTku&
twu & x|ikB&fe;k ulh:nhu
i|ikB& ge rkS ,d&,d dfj tkuk] larks ns[kr tx ckSjkuk
O;kdj.k&i=ys[ku] fjiksVZ
tqyk&x|ikB&viw ds lkFk <k lky
i|ikB&esjs rks fxj/kj xksiky] ix ?kqa?k: ckf/k ehjk ukph
forku &Hkkjrh; xkf;dkvksa esa cstksM+&yrk eaxskdjA
O;kdj.k&fjiksVZ] vifBr x|kak] vifBr i|kak
UNIT TEST 1(
  )
vxLr&x|ikB&fonkbZ&laHkkk.k]
i|ikB&ifFkd] os vk[ks
forku&jktLFkku dh jtr cwn
O;kdj.k& fjiksVZ] vkys[k] laikndh;&ys[ku] fuca/k ys[ku
flrEcj&iqujko`fr dk;Z]
v/nZokfkZd ijh{kk
vDVwcj&x|ikB&xyrk yksgk] Lihfr esa ckfjk
i|ikB&?kj dh ;kn
forku&vkyks&vkW/kfj
O;kdj.k&vkys[k] Qhpj ys[ku] laikndh;&ys[ku
uoEcj&x|ikB&jtuh
i|ikB&pEik dkys&dkys v{kj ugh &&&&] xty
forku&vkyks&vkW/kfj]
O;kdj.k& i=ys[ku] fuca/k] fjiksVZ
UNIT TEST 2(  )
fnlEcj&x|ikB&tkequ dk isM+] Hkkjrekrk
i|ikB&gs esjs twgh ds Qwy tSls bZoj] gs Hkw[k ! er epy
forku&iqujko`fk dk;Z
O;kdj.k&Qhpj ys[ku] vifBr x|kak] vifBr i|kak
tuojh&x|ikB&vkRek dk rki
i|ikB&vkvks] feydj cpk,
forku&iqujko`fk dk;Z
Qjojh&iqujko`fk dk;Z]
okfkZd ijh{kk
:       I

- 13 -
 laLd`r
ikB~;e% & 2017 & 18
iqLrdksa ds Ukke % d _frdk & izFke% Hkkx% [k lLa d`r lkfgR; ifjp;%

tuw & ikB~;iqLrdkr~ % 1 ee fe=e~ HkoUrq

ljykFkeZ ~ ] foks kkFkeZ ~ ] ikVkH;kl dk;eZ A~
O;kdj.kkr~ % o.kkuZ kke~ mPpkj.kLFkkue]~ o.kfZ oU;klo.klZ ;a kts ue~ pA i=y[s kue&~ vH;kldk;eZ ]~
vifBrxn;~ ka kkr~ & vH;kl dk;eZ A~ ]dFkka lEijw ;r vH;kl dk;eZ ~
tyq kbZ & ikB~;iqLrdkr~ % 2 loZs HkoUrq lfq [ku%
ljykFkeZ ]~ ikVkH;kl dk;eZ A~ miinfoHkfDr idz j.k] mfpr foHkfDr in%S fjDrLFkkukfu ijw ;r
vH;kldk;eZ A~ kCn#ikf.k & vtUr&ckyd]Qy]jek]dfo]efr]okfj]unh]/kus ]q e/k]q o/kw vkfnA
gyUrkCn#i & jktu]~ Hkor]~ xPNr]~ Hkor]~ vkReu]~ fo}l~ vkfnA
louZ kek}#i& lo]Z ;r]~ rr~ fde~ bne~ f=kfq yMx~- s kq vLen] ;q enA~ ifBr x|ka k]a i|ka k]a
ukV;` kka iz uku~ mkjrA
ukVs & lkef;d eYw ;kda .k ijh{kk kHq kkjEHkA
vxLr & ikB;~ iLq rdkr~ % 3 khye~ ,rr~ iz kL;r*s ljykFkeZ ]~ ikVkH;kl dk;eZ A~ /kkr#q ikf.k&1
ijLeiS nh & Hk]w i<]~ xe]~ fy[kk]ik]LFkk]n~ kA~ vl]~ dFk]~ Hk{k]~ ?kkz ]/q k]~ gu]~ J]q ur` ]~ pjq ~ vkfnAip~ ydkjs kq
2- vkReuis nh & yHk]~ los ~ enq &~ ];kpA~ ip~ ydkjs kq
3- mHk;inh & d]` g]h]Kk]xgz ]kdA~ yV]~ yV` ~ ydkj;k%s
lLa dr` lkfgR; ifjp;% & ons ]mifukn] jkek;.k]egkHkkjr]vkfn lLa d`r xUz Fkkuka i|dkO;]a pEidw kO;a fok;s fVIi.k;%A
i|dkjkuka rs kka jpukfHk% eys ;rA x|dfofHk% lg rs kka jpuk% eys ;rA~ pEidw kjku~ rs kka jpukfHk% eys ;rA
flrEcj & ikB;~ iLq rdkr~ % 4 ;kk/s kukuka fg ;kkxs jh;%A ljykFkeZ A~ ikB & vH;kl dk;eZ A~
5 ekula ee fodkflra d:q A ljykFkeZ A~ ikB & vH;kl dk;eZ A~
O;kdj.kkr~ % lekU; okP; ifjoruZ e~ dos ya yVydkjs ] fu;eek%] vH;kl dk;]Z okP;kuqlkje~ okD;
ifjoruZ eA~ mfpr f;kin%S fjDrLFkkukfu ijw ;rA vifVr vuPq Nns a ifVRoka iz uku~ mkjrA
lLa dr` dohuka ifjp;%A iuq of` k dk;eZ A~
v)oZ kfkdZ ijh{kk;k% kHq kkjEHk%A
vDVcw j & ikB;~ iLq rdkr~ % 6 {kekohjks fot;rAs ljykFkeZ !]ikVkH;kl dk;eZ A~ lLa dr` O;kdj.kkr&~ lfa /k%&ikV;iqLrds
i;z Dq rinkuka lfUnfoPNns % lfU/k okA LojlfU?k & nh?k]Z x.q k]ofq )];.k]~ v;kfn]idz f` rHkko%A
O;t~ ulfU/k & pRq o]VRq o]tkRo].kRo]vuLq okj]ijlo.k%Z A
folxZ lfU?k & mRo]#Ro]folXkLZ ; ykis %]lRok]~ k]~ l~ A vuqPNns y[s kue]~ fp=o.kuZ e~ okA
O;kdj.kkr~ % lfU/k% & LojlfU?k ] O;t a u lfU/k% fu;ek% mnkgj.kkfu pA
kCnlpw h lgk;us vuPq Nns a y[s kueA~ lLa dr` dohuka rs kka jpukfHk% eys ;rA
uoEcj & ikB;~ iLq rdkr~ % 7 egktuk;s us xr% l iUFkk% A
ljykFkeZ ]~ ikBkH;kl dk;eZ A~ lLa dr` lkfgR; ifjp;%&lLa dr` us lfa {kIr
fVIi.kk;%&fonq kd%]l=q /kkj%uk;d%]ukUnh]HkjrokD;e]~ iLz rkouk bR;kn;%A
lLa dr` dohuka ifjp;%&dfynkl% ck.kHk%n.Mh]ons O;kl%]okYehfd%] Hkkjfo%]ek?k% ]vo?kks k%]
Jhgk%Z ]HkrgZ` fj%] t;nos %]ifMr fo.kq kek]Z ukjk;.k% bR;kn;%A dohuka dky] ns k]df` ruke~ ifjp;%A

- 14 -
fnLecj & ikB;~ iLq rdkr~ % 8 x:q ins k% vtyLa ukue~ A
ikVL; ljykFkeZ %~ A ikVkH;kl dk;eZ ~A vifVr x|ka ka ifVRok iz uku~ mkjr vH;kldk;eZ A~
fp=o.kuZ eA~ vuPq Nns fy[kue]~ lLa d`rdohuka ifjp;% vH;kldk;eZ A~

Tkuojh & x|]i| ukV;~ lkfgR;L; lkekU; ifjp;%A ikV;~ iLq dkr&~ iuq jkof` rdk;gZ ;kUrxrZ s ykds kuke~
vUo;]s HkkokFkZs p fjDrLFkkukfu ijw ;rAikVk/kkfjra lfU/kfoPNns %]okD;ka kkuka lkFkdZ &l;a kts ue]~
foijhrkFkdZ ku~ k}ku~a eys ;r~]i;kZ;k}%S lg ey s ; r ~ A il z M-~ xkul q kja kq)a vFkZe~
fpRok fy[kr vH;kldk;ZeA~

Qjojh & vifBrka k vock/s kue~ dFkk;k% fjDrLFkkukfu ijw ;r vH;kldk;eZ A~

jpukRedda k;eZ ]~ O;kdj.kkr~ vH;kl dk;eZ A~ v/khrikVkuka iuq jkof` k dk;eZ A~ okfkdZ h ijh{kk;k%
kHq kkjEHk%A
uksV& lEiw.kZ okZL; ikB~;e% okfkZdh ijh{kk;ka lfEefyr% Hkfo;fr

- 15 -