Dear student,

At times you may be feeling tired and bored with your monotonous classroom activities.In the class you do not get concentration and often lose interest in some subjects ,resulting in your underscoring in these subjects.The reason for all you failures and weaknesses is your forceful exposure to hectic and tiresome studies WITHOUT A PAUSE, that begin early on the day and end up with your tuition classes in the late hours.

To improve your concentration, you need some D I V E R S I O N at times from your text books and classrooms. There are many hobbies such as sports, swimming, hiking, trekking, etc.These hobbies,however, sap up you physical energy to a great extent.As you are already overburdened with so many textbooks and subjects,which is a result of today's ill-conceived education system,any hobby that you select should offer you with total diversion, complete satisfaction and some parallel education without shedding your physical energy.

Why not select a new hobby that's thrilling ,safe ,satisfying,highly educational and generally liked by young and old alike ? We mean sky-watching ! Thrilled ? Most of you must be unaware of an amateur astronomers' club called 'VEGA CLUB' operating from the heart of Borivli.This club is totally managed by school and college students like you under our guidance, and works as a parallel education system which imparts knowledge on Astronomy to its members and the public.The club undertakes regular once-a-month field-trips for sky observation,that too on a Saturday night.These trips are very popular among our student members because they are not only convenient for every one but do not interfere with its member's classroom activities.Our observation site which is located near Chinchoti waterfalls near Naigaon railway station (Western Railway) offers an excellent ,pollution-free night-sky and is ideal for exploring the universe.Since the site belongs to Ratandweep Holiday Resort it offers all facilities and is 100% safe.

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