Little Flower’s
Little Flower Junior College,
Uppal, Hyderabad, AP - 39
 Academic
excellence
 Glories in
Games and
Sports
 Aesthetics
to the fore
 Experiences
galore
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M A R C H
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We had DIL as our motivation for the
year and our hearts are full now as
we have allowed ourselves to be
guided by it. At the heart of it was
INTEGRITY which needs to be the
characterizing feature of any noble
person. We tried our best to be as
true to ourselves as possible. Regarding our loyalty to the alma mater
no questions can be raised. The
above two gave us the right positive energy to put in dedicated
effort to excel. Our students have
their stories to tell. These are
true reflection of our general spirit
as they flow straight from their
hearts. We hope to bring out
more of these HATs to advocate
true spirit of Little Flower reach greater heights … Br. Jaico
DIL
Brother Britto the Educator
1926 - 2012
We were fortunate to have among us the greatest educator of this age - Bro. John de Britto.
Bro. Britto was a very dedicated teacher. Inspite of his vast experience he prepared for each
class in a very systematic way. He tried to make the lessons as simple and interesting as possible
for the students. He taught them scores of new words each day. He believed that a sound
knowledge of English would help them a great deal in their future careers. Today his students
are in distinguished positions all over the world even in NASA.
Bro. Britto encouraged excellence in the language by awarding cash prizes to students who
scored the highest in English every year. 96% was usually the highest and one year 13 students
managed to score that.
INSIDE THIS
ISSUE:
Reminiscences
College Toppers
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I cherish...
Prize Winners
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The newly built
pyramid…
About Sanskrit
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Time with For5
eigners
Toppers in CLAT
Why did it end…
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I learnt…
I was privileged...
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Sweet fragrance
of Little Flower
Topper of CPT
HAppening Times
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A very conscientious educator the form and content of the lessons both mattered to him. If he
felt a certain lesson was not suitable for class room study he wrote letter after letter to the
Board of Intermediate till it was replaced by a better one. Bro. Britto was the patron of a small
school of Alirajpet - a village. With his encouragement and support the school came upto SSC
standard. Thousands of village children have benefitted from his noble actions.
Brother always believed that regular hard work was the key to success. Even at the age of 80+
he worked hard and set a good example for all. He encouraged children by giving sound practical
advice and plenty of moral support. He had a deep faith in God and worshipped Him by his selfless service to humanity. He was not concerned about any rewards or praise. He believed that
each person must be given all possible facilities to become self-reliant member of society. A true
Karmayogi, Bro. Britto was a personification of wisdom, knowledge and compassion. He inspired
all of us to use our knowledge for the real enlightenment of all the youngsters who came to us.
Educators like him are not found every where. We work with his inspiration in our hearts.
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Top 1% in IPE-2012
Secured Merit Scholarship of
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The theory of relativity can be summed up into a
surprisingly simple concept for the layman- if you
enjoy every moment of what you do, time seems
to fly past you; if you loathe it, time seems to last
an eternity.
The above theory also applies to my years in Little
Flower Junior College, for I am astonished to note
that two whole years have whizzed past me, revealing a colourful blur of vivid memories and exciting experiences. I had the opportunity of meeting so many interesting people here and have
forged wonderful friendships. I had the opportunity
of meeting great teachers from whom, I am proud
to say, I learnt a lot and enjoyed every moment of
it to the fullest extent.
I had my apprehensions, like every student does,
when I first joined this college; I wondered if being
part of an actual college atmosphere and not one
of the numerous institutions that offer only academic support, would, in any way, hinder me. After visiting the college, though, I knew that I could
fit in well here and I looked back, never to regret,
rather, only to be thankful that I made the choice
to study here.
What is it that is so unique about this college,
one may ask. There isn’t a correct answer; it
depends on what one sees in this college. For
me, it is the right atmosphere and the amazing
teachers. I must say, I didn‟t know how important
the role of a teacher would be in my life. After two
years here, though, I understand that role completely. It is not so much about attending classes,
copying notes and taking exams, when it comes to
teachers here. They inspire you to make something great of yourself. They inspire you to love
what you do and to do it with your whole mind,
heart and soul. I can safely say that, two years
ago, my role models were people whom I read
about and only virtually seen. Now, though, I can
proudly say that I have met and been under the
tutelage of the people I wish to emulate in every
step of my life and trust me when I say this, not
many students of other colleges can say the
same. We students at Little Flower have the privilege of being in the company of knowledgeable
and wise teachers and we would be quite foolish
to take their help and patience for granted.
I will always look back at this college as the place
that taught me so many things about myself.
What this college offers one, is the opportunity
of not just closing one’s eyes and willing two
years to pass quickly and painlessly, but to
fuse academics with learning; yes, there is a
difference between the two. A certain person once
told me that „you must love what you do, rather
than fear it. Only then, will you be truly satisfied
and happy and only when you are happy will you
be able to live rather than just survive. So, try to
live, not just survive.’ I must say that I haven’t just
scraped by these two years. I have lived through
every moment and I have learnt from it all.
I, therefore, wish to say this: to all the teachers of
this college, I thank you for your patience and
motivation. It has been an honour to learn under
you and I fervently hope that once I step out of
this institution, I make you proud. To the many
friends I have made here: I thank you for the wonderful times we had and for all the fun and laughter we share; I wish you luck with every
endeavour in your lives. To the administration and
staff of this college: I thank you for making my
time in Little Flower that much easier. To the current and future students who read this: Use every
opportunity that this college offers you and appreciate the fact that you are in this great institution.
And I reckon that more than just „thanks‟ is long
overdue to the higher power in the universe, for
steering me toward this Little Flower Junior College – one of the best decisions, I can contently
say, I have made in my life.
Kammammettu Sanjula, II N (MPC)
College Toppers of 2012
M VIVEK
MPC Topper
973/1000
B VARSHA NAIDU
BPC Topper
972/1000
U ALEKHYA
MEC Topper
955/1000
UZAIR AHMED KHAN
CEC Topper
902/1000
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LFJC is a name I‟ve been familiar with, since childhood. I still remember the
times I visited here as a kid, back then, only concerned about the sprawling grounds, the extensive corridors and the fascinating library, all of
which seemed like fantastic places to be in. Little
did I know then, that nearly a decade later, I‟d
return as a student of this institution. I felt at
home with the ambience of the college right at
the start, without the faintest idea of what these
two years would have in store for me. I remember the day we first met all our teachers; it seems
just like yesterday. I was awe-struck when I first
sat for their lectures. To begin with, it wasn‟t a bit
like the routine I was used to, at school. I found
myself getting deeper and deeper into the subjects, much beyond the textbook. The teachers
prepared us not just for exams, but more importantly for life, giving us the right kind of advice at
every stage. And so, whenever we took any
exam, it was not only a test of what we understood, but also a test of our character. I found
the learning experience at LFJC enjoyable. I
discovered the joy of exploring and understanding new concepts and ideas. I cherish
every inspirational talk given by my teachers, as
that always filled me with enthusiasm to do my
work better. Their kind words of encouragement
lifted my spirits whenever I found something too
daunting for me. Coming to LFJC also enabled
me to make good friends, people who will always
be an integral part of the memories that will remain with me. We spent many happy moments,
talking about a wide variety of topics: from aca-
demics to pure, light-hearted banter. Many baffling
problems were easily solved when we did them
together. During my time here at LFJC, one of
the most important things I learnt was, “You
do something for two reasons: Either because
you like it, or because you fear it.” I definitely
go with the former part of the statement. I realized that you don’t study something just because you have to, rather because you want
to.
Another interesting part of life at LFJC was the
time spent in the labs. I absolutely enjoyed every
moment of it; we handled things that we had only
studied about in theory, earlier. And the joy of
completing an experiment with a proper result…
Priceless! Amidst all this, I hardly noticed the way
time flew past me. We were only beginning to get
used to the class and the routine, when we suddenly realized that it was all going to get over in a
few months. Every single lecture became all the
more precious because we would have to bid
adieu to this very soon. I am overcome by a sense
of wistfulness when I think that it is all over. I know
I‟ll miss being in class, standing in the breezy corridors, strolling past the lawn along the row of
trees, watching the squirrels scamper by...(a rare
sight in the city). I will miss even more, the company of my friends and the rapport that I shared
with my teachers. All these are things that one is
fortunate to experience, they can‟t be bought for a
price. Two years ago, I never really thought I
would study at LFJC, but now I am grateful to God
that He directed me here. When I think of it, I can‟t
imagine where else I‟d be, missing out on all this. I
am glad I was a part of Little Flower Junior College, albeit for a very short while and I„d like to
thank the Principal, the teachers and everyone
else who was associated with me at college during the time I studied here. Merci beaucoup!
Rhea Ann Rarichen, IID (MPC)
SUJAY DEVARATHAN, LALITH GOUD
AKASH SANA, PRAFUL
PRATEEK POWAR and NCVG SAITEJA
Represented State level CRICKET
N ANIRUDH REDDY & D RAMYA
of MPC Participated in Cricket Nationals
K KAVYA
MEC(I G)
Gold Medal in Karate
National level
CHRIS VEERESH, SHIVA TEJA YADAV
Represented AP at National level
BASKET BALL
G RAJANI KANTH
MPC(II A)
Gold Medal in Football
State level
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I remember…… I remember………..
We were just buds and now we have bloomed into
beautiful “LITTLE FLOWERS” that are ready to
spread their fragrance around the world. What we
are today is because of this wonderful institution. As
always said, “ A few things not only give you the
best moments for a short period in your life, but create a lasting impact on the rest of your lives…….”
On the first day as I walked with my dad
across the acre campus, encompassed with huge
trees, lawns, long walkways and majestic halls, I
was filed with pride. I felt honoured to be a part of
this jubilant institution. My dad said, “Huge dreams
must often be accompanied by lots of perseverance
and hard work – I hope you will put in your best.” I
felt a little burdened but only later did I get to know
that my college would share my hard work and
would never let me down. Each day our classes
begin with thanksgiving to the Almighty and by
seeking blessings from Him for the day ahead.
Everyday we have values being taught. The
newly built pyramid is an abode of many such
values, positive energy and spirituality. The
peace and calm there creates a soothing and
healing effect on our minds. During the lectures
our capable teachers come all prepared to tackle
every kind of student and their questions. It always
makes me feel that they were perfectly chosen to fit
into their places. Our teachers not only taught us
subjects but also taught us to deal with all kinds of
ups and downs in life. All through my stay at Little
Flower they never let our spirits down. Unlike many
In today‟s scenario ,Sanskrit language plays a very
important role in moulding a person ,morally and is also
successful in changing a person‟s mindset from negative to positive .When a person is first introduced to the
Sanskrit language, he or she doesn‟t know the beautiful
meaning the language possesses.
Some slokas like
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Are very close to my heart .The above sloka means ,that
if one wants comfort ,he should give up education, if he
wants education, he should forget comfort .There is no
education , for the one who chooses comfort and there
are no comforts for the one who wants education. The
other sloka means, that because of excessive charity
the emperor Bali was ruined , because of excessive
self respect Duryodhana was destroyed and because
of excessive passion for women, Ravana was ruined,
therefore excessive deeds should be avoided everywhere. From these two slokas, I have learnt a lot, as it
has created awareness in me that ,education is some-
other places our college not only taught us but
instilled us with wisdom and true education. Learning was made interesting and realistic. It has
equipped us with all weapons we need to face the
battle of life. In the course of our stay, our institution organized many cultural events and conducted
many inspiring seminars. Not only within but we
were also given lots of exposure outside . We were
always encouraged to reach above and beyond.
The art of encouraging and appreciating the
students was also what I felt was truly unique
and touching the hearts. There was a special
place and an individual recognition for everyone of us. No one was ever disappointed. This
encouragement strengthened us all for our further
journey. Even the atmosphere around us was very
friendly and made us feel at home. Even in my life
the picture of my college reminds me of the past
days where nature was the teacher and people
learned on a trial and error basis which gave them
the power to stand up each time they tripped and it
gave them the confidence to look up to a higher
goal. As we drew closer to the IPE we were given
lots of practice to pass out in flying colours and it
was also time for us to bid bye to a place which
had been our home for the past two years. Each
person has a different point of analyzing and grading things, but to me, personally Little Flower has
been instrumental in helping me reach my goals. It
also gave me many beautiful things, thoughtful
lessons and lasting memories. I have made many
true friends, learnt to keep up relations, to never
give up, to dream bigger, to have the right attitude
and lastly to treasure all these days which will
never return again. To the Glorious institution that
nourished me to become what I am today……
“You will always be the best among the
many and your place will always be HIGH UP!”
Fronia Priscilla , IIH (CEC)
thing which is very essential and that I cannot have
both education and comforts simultaneously. I have realized the fact that, if I study today, I will surely have a better tomorrow. From the second sloka , I have learnt that
anything is excess is not good. It would only lead me to
a wrong way .There fore whatever is done ,should be
done within limits, scoring 94 or 95 marks in Sanskrit
language without understanding the subject
is of no use, but
when one develops a bond with
the subject ,by
loving the language
,he or
she has already
excelled in it.
as ,when one
loves a particular language for
its own
quality ,he/she automatically would
master
in it.
Another important point to note is that a student‟s
mindset about
the language, is set
by the
Teacher ,teaching the language in its profundity ,then
every student would love the subject .And this talent is
undoubtedly there in all the Sanskrit Teachers of my
college. Not to forget that Sanskrit is very important languages, like Telugu, Hindi are derived from this historical
Indo –aryan language. There fore it should be
prompted in every school and college so as to get
the heart and intimate sense of our own culture.
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Little Flower Junior College helps
every student who walks into its
portals successfully climb another
step in the ladder of education
and life. Coming from St. Paul‟s
High School, Hyderguda, I feel
proud and privileged to have been
a student of this esteemed college. LFJC helped me blossom through curricular
and co-curricular activities ad gave me opportunities to make the right choices through the right
method of education, discipline, classroom and
camps etiquette. Our sincere thanks to our
lecturers and management for the successful completion of the syllabus with great concern and
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enthusiasm every year.
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would like to highlight the fact
that we the students of LFJC
consider ourselves the most privileged
as
each student is paid personal attention during the
practical and the theory classes concerning their
respective subjects.
The infrastructure of the college, that is, the classrooms, well equipped laboratories, our library, our
canteen are second to none. Our parents are up-
dated about our conduct, performance in studies,
attendance and punctuality which in turn helps
them in keeping track of our over-all development.
The various activities and competitions conducted
in our college help in bringing out the talents and
sports-persons within us to help us succeed in our
capabilities. We feel proud of the best faculty and
management. Our very experienced lecturers
show great concern and interest in every student
and they play the role of our parents away from
home and hence aid in our development. They are always approachable and available and empathise
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with us in solving our problems if
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any. They prepare us to face the
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challenges awaiting us academically
and personally. Every student at LFJC, given
a chance, would like to express heart-felt gratitude
for everything they have learnt and experienced.
We thank our parents for selecting LFJC which
imparts holistic education.
We thank God and our Principal Bro. Jaico, for his
patience, his concern for each and every student
and his untiring efforts in making every student
excel in LFJC.
O. Mercy Sucharitha , IIF (BPC)
First of all I thank my Principal for giving me this opportunity to meet and spend sometime with some foreigners. I would like to share a few happy moments of the time I
spent with them. It was really a great experience. When I first met Romane and
Mathilde. I had apprehensions as to how I would mingle with them?”Will I be a good
host , will they adjust ? etc….” But all my fears vanished as I starting conversing with
them. They turned out to be very friendly. And I started feeling as if we had been friends
for a long time. As we headed towards my home, I thought I would give them an Indian
taste by making them taste Panipuri. So we went to the stall that was next to our college. We reached home and my parents were very
happy to meet my new
friends and so were they. I was loaded with surprise gifts from
them. We spent some time
chatting and then played some games like frisbee etc..
We had dinner and went
for a walk. Next morning I helped them to get
dressed in Indian attire.
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They were really looking beautiful. I decorated their hands with
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look
more Indian. Later we
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ourselves a lot.
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They had a number of
queries
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my
duty
was
to answer them
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all. From there we moved
to Vishalakshi „s farmhouse at Shamshabad.
My friend and I served
them a homemade special chicken dish which we had
prepared ourselves , they
relished it thoroughly and were all praise for it. We then
danced to some desi numbers. They shook a leg with us in the typical Indian style. Next we
visited the Birla mandir . They appreciated the architecture of the temple. It was an enjoyable but
very tiring day.
The next day was the day of parting and as they expressed gratitude I was almost in tears. During my
brief association with them I realized that they adjust to new people and new places easily.
Pooja Sahani (II P)
P SAISUBHANKAR
Topper of CLAT 2011
All India 9th Rank
M KAVYA REDDY
Topper of CLAT 2012
All India 35th Rank
AP State 1st Rank
MVS KRANTHI KIRAN
Topper of CLAT 2012
All India 248th Rank
AP State 10th
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The news that a group of French students
the cow at the farm. They played with our pets and
were visiting our college filled me with excitement.
were thrilled to see the other farm animals too. The
When I heard that a couple of them would stay at
whole day seemed to pass quickly. We had a lot of
my place for a while, my joy was doubled because
fun. It was late in the evening when we returned
this was going to be a different kind of experience
home. My friends got to taste the Hyderafor me. On 3/11/2012, when Brother Jaico
badi Biryani for dinner, which they
“Why did it
announced that Sarah and Clémence would
ate with their fingers just as we
accompany me to my place, I was very exdo. Though it was spicy for them,
end so soon?”
cited. We travelled by auto and my new
they enjoyed eating it. Seeing my
friends liked it as it was different from the usual
mother dressed in the typical Indian saree, my
mode of transport they used. We
friends from France wanted to try it out. They had
reached home, had refreshthe joy of dressing up in sarees with the help of my
ments and set out to visit the
mother. They also got to taste a variety of Indian
Birla Mandir. Then, we went
snacks which they savoured at tea time. The secshopping for trinkets. It was
ond day was over and it was time to rest. The next
soon time to return home. We
day we would be returning to college. Early next
had dinner after which we began
morning we got ready and after breakfast, started
chatting. They spoke about
for college. On our way, there was just one thing
French culture and life style
that occupied our minds “Why did it end so soon?”
while I got to share with them a lot about the Indian
We reached college and took a few photographs
culture. We also relaxed a bit by playing simple in
with our friends. Everyone had a smile on the face
door and board games, before bed time. The next
as they met at college, eager and excited to share
morning, we visited our farm house. We started
their experience with the others. Soon we bid them
early as the journey was a long one. We took many
adieu. It was a unique experience both for them
pictures on the way. We reached the farm house at
and for me. I will always remember it all my life.
noon. After having lunch, we played several games
K.Vishalakshi II P
and went swimming. Sarah and Clémence milked
Little did I know that my college would mould clay
helping, progressing, winning. I find myself
into such beautiful pots. This place,
being taught and taken care of by the
I proudly say, made me realise my
best of the teachers. If you want to teach
s
potential. I remember the day, that
a kid how to walk, you don‟t hold his hand
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very first day of my college life. I
and walk along him everyday. You empower
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walked into the campus going
him to walk by himself. Teachers, here at Little
Rem
past the huge play ground
Flower, empower you to face the big world
and gardens, admiring it to
all by yourself with confidence and enthusisuch level that I couldn‟t think about the
asm.
various things that were fighting for priority
Quite a stark contrast to the lecturers at
of thought in my little mind. “Would I find
other Educational Institutions which do not
some nice people? Make nice friends?
even empower you to face a question that is
How will the teachers be? Would I be able
unexpected in the exam. I believe that you
to adjust to the atmosphere quickly?” I ancan learn things and sometimes more benefinoyingly pushed all these scary thoughts and softly
cial things, not going through a pre ordinal system.
pushed myself into the huge classroom, spacious,
Telling you the least, my college doesn‟t reduce a
very well ventilated. I thought to myself – “oh! The
student to a state of exasperation towards acacampus, the classrooms, above my expectations,
demics at least.
totally. In no time. I find myself among people I
At the end of two years, I say –
termed, I know were friends for life. I find myself
I find myself a better human being. Back to how I
among a plethora of opportunities. Interschool dehave started this (article), I have made a choice to
bate competitions, college feast, college cultural,
take a chance. It did change my life.
literary and sports events. It is learning, getting
Little Flower Junior College!
experiences and lessons for life, understanding,
Sameera, IIP (MEC)
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Little Flower Junior College” –
the reason for where I stand
today. This journey began the
day my dad decided to admit
me in LFJC. As I didn‟t have
much choice, I was fine
with what my dad
decided. Now I realize, that was certainly
one of the best decisions of my life. My first
day at college began
with Economics class. Whereas I expected a
lecture, the class was more of a group discussion. I instantly fell in love with the teachers and
the campus. As the first year passed by, I came
across a lot of unexpected things. To my surprise, I was the topper in the first year. My
teachers‟ contribution is worth mentioning. The
teachers always maintained a healthy relationship
with the students, guiding them in the right direction. They made all the possible efforts to ensure
that the lectures were interesting, and every student understood them well. They took personal
care and cleared all our doubts at all times, patiently. I learnt a lot from my friends, lecturers and
the situations I faced. Everything helped me become a better person as a whole. I learnt to be
patient, work in teams and respect others, no matter what. The time has come to leave the place,
which was my home for the past two years. We
celebrated every occasion together – Christmas,
Teacher‟s day, Annual Day etc. We are a family.
Today I take pride and capture every moment
spent here, forever in my heart.
Roshini Iyer, IIP (MEC)
Liza Simran
Fernandes,Class-ID
When
I first heard that students coming
about Indian film shooting. We saw many shows
as magic movies, movies making, how movies are
made. We also saw the setting of places like London, Paris, New York, Egypt and many more
places. We saw the various gardens like the umbrella garden, flower garden, leg garden and they
were very amused to see it. They enjoyed viewing
the colorful, decora- tive temples in the city.
We later enjoyed rides, even
though
Alix and Mahine
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were
not
used to them.
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privi
nival in which we enjoyed
seeing the Indian dance forms,
skits etc. We even saw a special Charlie
Chaplin act and we laughed heartily. Alix
and Mahine enjoyed the carnival with us.
This was followed by a grand party. Our
friends got to taste a variety of Indian dishes
which they truly relished. It was now time to
hit the dance floor. Alex and Mahine joined
us in dancing. Then, it was time to return home.
Our friends from France did have a sweet tooth
and they enjoyed eating a variety of Indian
sweets. It was an enjoyable outing. It was late in
the evening and we reached home utterly spent
and so retired for the night, soon after. The next
morning all of us woke up early and got ready. It
was time to bid adieu to our friends Alix and
Mahine. We had a small farewell party before we
left for college. When we reached college, I could
see them eagerly sharing their experience at my
place, with their friends. I am glad that I could be a
part of all this. This will remain one of the most
memorable experiences of my life.
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from France were going to stay with us, I was
very excited to meet them. I wanted to make the
trip the best memory for both of us. I was privileged to get the chance to show them the Indian
culture. I met them on the afternoon of 3/11/12
while we were in the seminar room. Alix and
Mahine were to stay at my home. We went
home. My family welcomed them in Indian style
and then we made them feel at home, at our
place. They were very
co-operative. We
taught them how to greet elders by saying
“Namastey” and they enjoyed doing it.
Then we had a long talk. They shared
with us things about their family and life
in France, the education system in
France & a lot more. They also gave us a
token gift. They showed a lot of interest
and eagerness to know and learn about
the Indian families, life style and customs. We also played games like UNO,
play stations etc. They taught us a few French
games and we also taught them a few games
which we play - carom board, Ludo etc. Then for
dinner, they tried the Indian food and I made sure
that it was not spicy. To my surprise, they liked
the food and were glad that we have colorful and
tasty dishes. After dinner we all went for a drive
to necklace road . There we sang songs and
enjoyed ourselves a lot having ice-creams, juices
and busy clicking photos. Then, we had a walk
on the long stretches of the road. We returned
home and retired to bed. The next day they woke
early, finished their morning chores and then had
breakfast. Then along with my younger siblings
Radhika and Ishan and my classmate Komal we
left for Ramoji Film city where we got to know
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Comme je trouve le français
Bonjour, je suis Margaret Roshini Mendez. J‟ai appris le
français depuis deux ans dans cet institut <Little Flower
Jr College>. Nous savons que le français est la
langue la plus préférée après l‟anglais. L‟apprentissage du français est comme une qualification supplémentaire pour l‟avenir et c‟est aussi
une expérience très enrichissante. À mon avis,
c‟est vraiment une belle langue.
Ces deux années nous avons apprécié nousmêmes beaucoup dans notre classe de français.
Chaque séance a été un moment inoubliable. Je
ne peux pas oublier l‟atmosphère amusante dans la
classe.
Quand j‟ai rejoint ce collège, le français était une langue
nouvelle pour moi et je n‟ étais pas certain que je pour
rais l‟apprendre facilement. Mais sous la direction et un
excellent enseignement de notre chère Madame Sudeshna, j‟ai pu apprendre cette langue bien. Chaque
classe de français nous a aidés à améliorer nos
compétences en lecture, la compréhension et
l‟écriture. Maintenant, je suis convaincu que
nous avons une base solide en français et je
pense que cela nous aidera beaucoup dans les
jours à venir. Pour cette expérience enrichissante dans cette institution, je remercie notre
directeur (Principal) Rev. Br.Jaico et nos chers
professeurs qui nous ont soutenus et étaient là
pour nous à chaque étape du chemin.
Margaret Roshini Mendez IID
Toppers of CPT
ADITYA SHRAVAN 175/200
SREELATHA 174/200
SHIVANI 167/200
N SANGEETHA 166/200
I could feel currents passing through my body when I heard the former President Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam say:
“When learning is purposeful, Creativity blossoms, thinking emanates
When thinking emanates, Knowledge is lit,
When Knowledge is lit the world progresses”
Today when I stand on the sands of time looking back at those glorious days that swept past the shore of my life, I
hear these words resounding in my ears telling me that I have seen things in king size. Twelve months ago exactly,
I was in the pinnacle of my achievements budding from a bud to a tender LITTLE FLOWER. I began blooming
thereafter spreading beautiful fragrance
every where I go. I know not how to expresses my
earnest gratitude to Little Flower, but I defi-
nitely know how to mould using the flowery of
literature. I still recall those life turning mo-
ments when I first stepped into Little Flower. My
eyes eager as ever, new to the concept of
college, looked through every corner of the place,
took less time to adapt to what seemed like a
long time acquaintance. It‟s hard to believe how
two long years just passed like the winds
making them history. How wonderful it was to
grow and learn under the ceiling of the ma-
jestic college, headed by great Administrators and
educationists and flowering in the care of our dear and affectionate teachers. With every bright morning, the beautiful, welcoming roses at the entrance, and the sprawling campus filled me with strength, hope and confidence.
Every tree branch that rustled with wind, narrated stories of great and inspiring people groomed and shaped in the
environs of Little Flower. Each of its large lecture rooms was filled with the vibrant energies of the knowledge seekers and echoed with the dedicated voices of the teachers. Little Flower for me was India in a small scale. It was a
union of knowledge seekers and knowledge givers from different walks of life with different skills and abilities, creating a wonderful concept of unity in diversity. Little Flower took the triangular student-teacher-parent relationship
to a new
level in which each of the three interdependent entity works in beautiful co-ordination. Above all Little Flower has delivered to me the true meaning of life. Every lesson came with vital morals. Life has taken a new meaning altogether.
It is this vast pool of knowledge that continues to be my base till date. My thanksgiving to all the dedicated souls of
Little Flower.
“For new batches may come and students may leave
May the sweet fragrance of Little Flower spread on forever.”
Yours dear Little Flower,
M. Vivek. (2010-12)
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