My Teacher is the person who looks after my academic, psychological and moral development. My parents are employed and have other jobs to do, but my teacher has only one objective and that is – my welfare. My Teacher teaches me subjects; clear my doubts; watches my conduct and corrects me when needed; inspires me; […]
Without law and order any country could easily enter into a situation of crisis and then chaos may prevail. It therefore becomes necessary for any country to have an effective law and order system which can be ensured by having a sound and unbiased judiciary system. The role of judiciary in the country today has
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We all know that our natural resources are depleting fast which is why it has given rise to an alarming situation. The depletion of natural resources in India is a glaring example where on the one hand our fossil fuels, such as coal and petroleum are being unfairly exploited and on the other hand the
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In India Teachers Day is celebrated on 5th September every year. The day is celebrated with much fun and joy by the students who do various activities dedicated to their teachers. Mainly, students take the opportunity to express their love and respect for the teachers. They hand over gifts to the teachers, dedicate songs and
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Price rise or price hike are the terms used to denote rise in price of goods and services. The economic term for rising prices or price hike is “inflation”. Fluctuations in prices of goods and services are common in world economies; though, it directly affects the consumer. While a drop in prices is good news
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The period of Indian history marked with the advent of Mughal Empire in 16th century up to the age of revolutions in 18th century is usually referred as ‘Early Modern Period’. This period is also referred as ‘Mughal Era’ or the late medieval period which started with the end of Gupta Empire, the ‘Classical Era’
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River Nile with a length of approximately 4,258 miles (6,853 kilometres) is considered the longest river in the world. The river passes through eleven countries namely Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Ethiopia, Eritrea, South Sudan, Sudan and Egypt in its course of flow. It flows northward through the tropical
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The river is waylaid by smaller streams and tributaries as it lingers and gushes towards its course to finally shoot and enter into the ocean or sea. River is a natural source of life for mankind. It is both friend and foe; friend because it keeps us alive with its water; foe because it angrily
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Village life is known to be calm and pure as people are closer to the nature in villages; however, it also has its own set of challenges. Though, the people living in village areas lead a peaceful life they are devoid of many modern amenities that make life comfortable. Traditional village life is devoid of
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Meaning and Implications of Urbanization Urbanization has become very common in developing as well as developed countries. It is a process wherein general people migrate from rural to urban area in search of brighter social as well as economic feasibilities such as better education, good health care, proper sanitation, comfortable housing, immense business opportunities and
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