Education

Farmer : Grain Provider to India Indian Farmer   Or Condition of an Indian Farmer    Or  The Plight of the Farmers in India  Introduction - India is an agricultural country. 70% of the Indian people are farmers. They are the backbone of the nation. They produce the food crops and the oil seeds. They produce the commercial crops. They produce some raw materials for our industries. Hence, they are the life and blood of our nation.   His Daily Life - The Indian farmer is busy day and night. He works in Sun and shower. He ploughs the land. He sows the seeds. He keeps watch over the crops at night. He guards the crops against the stray cattle. He guards the harvest against the thieves. He reaps the crops and carries them home. Bullocks are the precious possession of the Indian farmer. He takes care of his bullocks. His wife and children help him in his work.   His Financial Condition - The Indian farmer is poor. His poverty is well-known to the world. He cannot get two full meals a day. He

 Play While You Play and Work While You Work  jp -   In society, there are usually two main (9102) there a distinction between work and play? Sad to say, moat people, who retire probably never liked their job or what they did for a living, Otherwise, why retire from something you love so dearly?  One group looks to work aa a dreaded necessity, while the other group looks at their work an an opportunity for enjoyment and self -fulfilment. Altogether, their values, interests and hard work all come down to money.  Meaning and Context - I, however, strongly feel that 'play and work' should never be mixed. Childhood in the time when our body and brain are moat receptive and observant. The way a child is raised makes a huge impact on the way he or she will grow up to be.  Some might think that this may be the very reason why kids leisure activities should be strictly educational, simply to allow maximum reception of knowledge by the kids. To me, however education is only one aide of

Your Idea of A Happy Life   Introduction -  Happiness is the goal of all people and all wish to live a happy life. But what does happy life mean? The idea of a happy life differs from man to man. Some people think that happiness lies in luxurious living. So, they spend a lot of money over it.  Some people think that happiness lies in amassing money.. So, they keep a large amount of money in the saving banks and never spend a pie of it even for their bare necessities. Some people think, happiness lies in possession of gold. So, they keep a large mass of gold in their possession. Some people think happiness lies in worldly life. Some people think happiness lies in renunciation of worldly attachment, but my idea of happy life is not as theirs. My idea of happy life is as follows.  My Idea of Happy Life -  I think, happiness lies in living a plain life within one's own means. If you follow the dictum 'cut your coat according to your 'cloth' and live within your own means, y

Unity in Diversity  Introduction  - Diversity includes all those differences that make us unique, including but not limited to race, colour, ethnicity, language, religion, gender etc. It means understanding that each individual is unique and recognising our individual differences.  Diversity is a set of conscious practices that involves understanding and appreciating interdependence of humanity, cultures and the natural environment. It includes knowing how to relate to those qualities and conditions that are different from our groups.   Diversity in India  -The high mountain ranges, vast seas, large river-irrigated lands, countless rivers and streams, dense forests, sandy deserts, all these have adjoined India with diversity. Among the people there are numerous races, castes, creeds, religions and languages. There are around 1600 languages spoken in India.  Reasons of Diversity in India  -Historically there has been mixing of the different religions, languages and ethnicities due to in