Teachers' Day

A few teachers whom I remember fondly

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Rohan Mathew

Rohan Mathew studied at St.Xavier’s Loyola Hall, Ahmedabad. He finished his graduation in Law from Nirma University Ahmedabad. At present he’s engaged in his own business.

Raj Kumar Parashari, my physics teacher

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Rakshat Hooja

Rakshat Hooja lives in Jaipur. In his late thirties, he is still trying to figure out what to do in life. Currently, he is working on a project to set up a community college in Jaipur. He loves watching sports and reading and discussing about politics.

Lessons on what not to do as a teacher

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Madhu Singh

Madhu Singh is an alumnus of Convent of Jesus and Mary, Delhi. She did her B.S. and M.A. in Psychology from Delhi University. She did her Doctorate from University of Rajasthan. She superannuated as Chair and Professor, Department of Psychology, Tougloo College, Mississippi, USA. She’s author of many research articles on the Mississippi school system.

Father Willmes, my gentle hostel superintendent at Xavier’s Jaipur

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Vijay Bagaria

Vijay Bagaria studied as a “hostel boy” in St. Xavier’s, Jaipur from 1955 when he joined in the Kindergarten to 1966 when he passed his ISC Examination. He moved to Tinsukia, Assam where he completed his B. Com. with Honours in Business Management from Tinsukia College (affiliated to Dibrugarh University). Simultaneously, he worked in his family business of tea processing machinery production. Later, he moved to Tezpur, Assam, and then to Kolkata looking after his company T & I Pvt Ltd as its Executive Chairman.

In my school, I was watching a hockey match on the “lower field” as part of a large bunch of spectators. Suddenly, I felt someone tapping my shoulder from the back. It was none other than our Hostel Superintendent Rev. Fr. J. Willmes. I could sense that something was seriously wrong. Else, why would Father call me aside in the middle of a hockey match?

Working with Prof. P. C. Mathur

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Alok Mathur

Alok Mathur graduated in mathematics, economics and statistics from the University of Rajasthan. He also did his Masters in Political Science from the same institution. He worked very closely with Prof. P. C. Mathur on various projects. He has vast experience in computer programming and is proficient in all aspects of computer related issues. At present he’s running a computer service centre which deals with many aspects of serious computing work.

My beloved teacher, Ms. Nikeeta Tamra

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Latasha Agarwal

Latasha Agarwal is a Class VIII student at St. Xaviers School, Behror, Rajasthan.

It takes a special person

To teach a child in class

To just keep his attention

In a world that moves so fast.

To show a child he is unique

With talents deep inside

To help to build his confidence

So, he can beam with pride.

My favourite teacher, Ms. Nikeeta Tamra

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Shivani Yadav

Shivani Yadav is a Class VIII student at St. Xaviers School, Behror, Rajasthan.

The teacher I love, Mrs. Rashmi Saxena

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Himanshi Sharma

Himanshi Sharma is a Class VI student at St. Xaviers School, Behror, Rajasthan.

I have heard from my seniors and my classmates and I suppose I might hear from my other school mates in the future that science is a tough subject along with Mathematics. I, for one, love science subject because I love science, I love all science teachers.

Father J. Dayal, my school principal

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Jahnvi Shekhawet

Jahnvi Shekhawet is a Class VIII student at St. Xaviers School, Behror, Rajasthan.

My favourite teacher, Mrs. Punam Yadav

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Tanishka Yadav

Tanishka Yadav is a Class VIII student at St. Xaviers School, Behror, Rajasthan.

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