ILS Adventure

19/11/2019

Happy to have you all here ....
You all are loved.

15/04/2016

We need more trees, start planting before its too late.

23/03/2016

We did it again...

Hum jeet gaye!

19/03/2016

That 50 is worth approximately 237 on this pitch.... Class run chase in tough conditions. Something for the rest of the competition to learn from! Good night all!

10/11/2015

Wishing You all Happy Diwali :)

13/08/2015

Keep Living Carry on Giving :)

24/07/2015

News out of the World - 400 years ago, on 30th July ,Galileo Galilei became the first human in the world to observe the rings of the Saturn.....Yesterday NASA discovered a planet dubbed KEPLER- 452b, just like our Earth with similar living conditions.....Its 60% bigger than our Earth, located 1400 light years away in the constellation CYGNUS..& orbits a star that is 6 billions years old compared to the 4.6 billion years age of the SUN...........

22/04/2015

Happy World Earth Day :)
Celebrate with us. Celebrate Mother Earth Day :)

24/02/2015

What say Guys..!!!!!!!!

26/01/2015

Wishing you all happy republic day.

15/01/2015

7 Interesting Facts You Did Not Know About Makar Sankranti:

1. One of the few Indian festivals that falls on the same day every year according to the Gregorian calender
2. Why is it called Makar Sankranti?
On Makar Sankranti, the sun enters the sun-sign of Capricorn or Makara (the Indian rashi). Therefore the 'Makar' in the name. The word 'Sankranti' signifies the movement of the sun from one zodiac sign to another.
3. Day and night are equally long.
As Makar Sankranti is one of the oldest solstice festivals and falls on the equinox.
4. Same festival, a million different names
While Makar Sankranti is most popular in West India, down south, the festival is known as Pongal and in the north, it is celebrated as Lohri. Uttarayan, Maghi, Khichdi are some other names of the same festival
5. Why do we consume til-gul?
Makar Sankranti is the festival of til-gul where sesame and jaggery laddoos or chikkis are distributed among all. They are generally accompanied by the saying, "Til-gul ghya ani gud gud bola", which translates to 'eat these sesame seeds and jaggery and speak sweet words'.
6. Why do we fly kites on Makar Sankranti?
There is a very interesting reason behind the kite-flying. Kite-flying in olden days was generally done in the early hours of the morning, when the sun's rays were bright but not too harsh. Also, during kite-flying, the human body was exposed to the sun for long hours. The early morning sun is considered beneficial for the skin and body. Since winter is also the time of a lot of infections and sickness, by basking in the sun.
7. Pilgrimages
Makar Sankranti generally marks the beginning of the Kumbh Mela in Uttar Pradesh while in South India, in Kerala, one of the most austere and difficult pilgrimages of Shabrimala ends on this auspicious day. Other parts of the country too, celebrate by taking a dip in the holy rivers flowing through states to cleanse themselves of sins.

11/01/2015

It's the oldest story in the world. one day, you're 17 and you're planning for someday. and then quietly, without you're ever realize nothing, someday is today. and then someday is yesterday. Don't wait for tomorrow. Do it Today :)