Worship signifies respect, regard, love and reverence. It also reflects purity, simplicity, honesty and truth. When we work, whether for ourselves, for another, for society or then for the nation, it can be treated as worship if we do it in a similar sentiment. When we consider work as worship it means we perform the […]
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The tiger is a wild animal. It lives in forests. It belongs to the family of mammals. The tiger is also referred to as a big cat. The tiger is marked by stripes on its coat. Each tiger has a unique pattern of stripes, and one tiger can be distinguished from another by its stripe
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Also known as Indus Valley Civilization, the Ancient India was found around 3000 BCE, however, some evidences suggest there were well-established trade relations between Ancient India and Mesopotamia dating back to 3200 BCE as well. Flourished along the Indus River, ancient India, or the Indus Valley Civilisation, shines through the pages of history with the
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Unemployment is a serious social and economic concern almost all over the world. It leads to many social ills. Unemployment is an issue that governments try to address. When unemployment rates fall many social ills also see a decline. When people are gainfully employed it leads to social and economic well-being in the country. Governments
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A land of abundance, India has witnessed numerous invasions by various emerging powers from time to time in its long cherished history. Among them the first large scale invasion of India is attributed to Alexander the Great. India has been known as a Golden Bird since ancient times, due to its immense wealth, gold, diamonds,
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India was largely ruled by Mughal Empire, before the British annexation started in the year 1757. Marathas and Sikhs also dominated some parts of India with the French acquiring some of the coastal regions of the country. British came to India initially to pursue trade through the East India Company and engaged in negotiation with
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Humans need water to drink, and cook their food with. Water is needed for agriculture. We need water to maintain personal hygiene, and to keep our homes and surroundings clean. Many industrial processes too need water. Water is needed by all terrestrial life forms to drink. Animals also take a dip in the cool waters
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Forests are nature’s boon to Planet Earth. Forests are made up of a variety of vegetation such as trees, plants, climbers, creepers, shrubs, bushes and grasses. Due to the great variety of floral species in a forest there is also a large variety of faunal species that inhabits it. Forests also have water bodies. Forests
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The World Standards Day is celebrated on 14th October, every year by the members of IEC (the International Electrotechnical Commission), ISO (The International Organization for Standardization) and ITU (The International Telecommunication Union). This signifies the means of paying honor to the joint efforts of the numerous experts across the world that voluntarily develop the technical
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Moral values are the values and ethics that help us lead a righteous life. Moral values should be inculcated in childhood so that they have a strong foundation, and our life is imbued with the values. Moral values help in molding our lives, and treading on the path of righteousness and virtue. When we live
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