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Newspaper Essay

November 30, 2021 by Souvik Leave a Comment

NEWSPAPER

Introduction :-Newspapers are of great importance to modern life. Newspapers are the records of Current affairs. A man can do without his breakfast but he can’t do without newspaper. It he doesn’t get newspaper in the morning he feels very much uneasy. No civilised country or government can go on without newspapers now-a-days newspaper is the medium through Which public opinion finds expression Various items. of news
are published in the newspaper. All classes of men like businessmen, teachers, students, lawyers merchants, players,
and some items in the newspaper that may interest them.
Newspapers give us news of far and near on all matters. Thus it is very important in the life of a civilised nation today.

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Kinds of Newspaper :- There were no newspapers in India before the British came. Official notices were issued by
beating of drums and no definite information about the far- off parts of the country was available. Now there are different classes of newspaper they are dailies, Weeklies, bi-weeklies etc. Daily newspapers have been most popular now-a-days.
The weeklies and bi-weeklies also attract us with valuable and scholarly articles published in them.

The use of Newspaper :- We can’t think of living now-a-days without newspaper It’s considered to be as useful and necessary as food. People of any profession feel the need of going through the headlines of a newspaper after breakfast.

Physical Exercise

November 22, 2021 by Souvik Leave a Comment

PHYSICAL EXERCISE

Physical exercise is a sound requisite for a person’s sound, mental and physical health. The stress, the strain of modern day life on the one hand and the lack of physical exercise due to the use of modern gadgets and no free time, on the other, make man unhealthy. Exercise helps one to keep fit and not fall an easy prey to various ailments. Exercise is necessary for people of all ages, all castes, all occupations and all nationalities.

Physical exercises need not be very vigorous or strenuous. It is enough if it is regular. For example, walking early in the morning is good not only for one’s health but for one’s spirit too. It does immense good by toning the muscles. By breathing in the fresh morning air, one is prepared for the activities of the day and becomes mentally alert and active. The modern age is an age of advanced technology which requires less physical energy but involves a lot of mental stress. Moreover with the complications of modern day life and the rat-race which education has become, due to people’s sky-high ambition, students are tense and ever-alert, straining their nerves, their bodies and their egos.

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People however have become conscious and do try to keep themselves physically fit. Good looks go with physical fitness. Thus yoga, meditation, aerobic exercises, swimming, Latin American dancing, jogging and walking are finding many takers. The television game-shows have health. gone a long Sloth way and to laziness make people have become conscious almost of their a forgotten physical word and mental in the dictionary of youngsters. Even old people try to fight arthritis, gout, high pressure, stiff-joints and stress, by exercise. Jack indeed becomes a dull boy with no exercise.

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Value of Time

November 16, 2021 by Souvik Leave a Comment

THE VALUE OF TIME

Introduction – Our life is very short. During our short existence in this world we have to do many things. So utilization of time is the most important factor for success in life. To idle away a single moment is to shorten our life.

Value of time – Time is very valuable. It is said that ‘time is money’ But, it is more valuable than money. We can regain lost money, we can regain lost health. But lost time is gone for ever. “Time and tide wait for none.” Time passes on quickly. It flies like an arrow. The secret of success in life is in the proper use of time.

Good effects of the proper use of time – An active man knows the value of time. He knows how to make best use of time. So he prospers in life. We can achieve success in life only by proper use of time.

Bad effects of idleness – Idleness is the root of all evils. Idle men do not try to do anything in time. We should never put off till tomorrow what we can do today. Great men of the world became great by making proper use of their time.

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Conclusion – The happiness of our life depends on the proper use of time. We should make the right use of time. Even ants and bees are active. So, man should make the best use of his time, then only he comes out successful in the struggle of life.

PROBLEM OF FLOOD IN ASSAM

November 11, 2021 by Souvik Leave a Comment

PROBLEM OF FLOOD IN ASSAM

Assam is a land of river. The Brahmaputra and the Borak and their tributaries of flow over almost all the district of the State. At particular time f the year Assam makes news in the all Indian newspapers. It is the time of flood. The same old sad story of flood is repeated every year almost n the same way.

along With the advante of the wet season in May and June it’s starts raining in Assam and continus for two to three months. Because of excess rains particularly in the flood hells of Lavinto the Himalayan the rivers in Assam cannot carry away all the water. Submerges the low poilsmirlying area of the valley. This is how flood occur in Assam.

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Almost all the district in Assam comes under the grip of terrible flood every year. Flood causes great damages to crops in the field and houses and properties in the village. The nousoul people are rendered homeless. Heavy erosions of same portions f the bank of certain ai soi river is usually cause at this time. The memory of the natives death and destruction caused bhow by the flood in 1988 is still horrifying. Heavy erosion took place at Dibrugarh, Majuli.

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The govt. has built embankment the banks of the rivers and it has saved certain areas from floods. But some time this embankment proves to be a source of greater dangerous then normal flood. So, something must be done to make a permanent solutions f the problem. The steps taken by the Brahmaputra Flood Commission North East Region council madd prove quite helpful in checking the destruction caused by the flood in Assam

However, flood also d good to the cultivations. They leave large silt on the field that to vicv makes the land fertile. Plenty fish is also available after the floods.

Flood causes great damage to the economic condition of our state. As it plays havoc with bonesur the prevention of floods. The central govt. has already set up Brahmaputra Board. But till now it has been able to do very little. A parenthetic fund should be railed to issue the sufferings of the victims of flood. The govt. must solve the problem of floods n Assam for all.

THE NATURAL RESOURCES OF ASSAM

November 9, 2021 by Souvik 2 Comments

THE NATURAL RESOURCES OF ASSAM

Assam, the land of blue hills and the red river, is a darling of nature. Nature has bestowed all her wealth on Assam. She is very rich in natural resources. She has plenty of mineral, water, forest and agricultural resources.

The natural resources of Assam may be classified under four heads (a) mineral (b) forest (c) agriculture and (d) water resources.

Mineral Resources : Assam is very rich in mineral resources. Coal, petroleum and natural gas are the principal mineral resources of Assam. Digboi, Rudrasagar, Naharkatia, Moran, Lakua etc. are the famous oil-fields of Assam. The three refineries at Digboi, Noonmati and Bongaigoan produce kerosene,patrol, disel, L. P. gas etc. from the crude oil. The crude oil of Assam is pumped out of Assam to Barauni Refinery in Bihar. Assam is the largest producer of crude oil in India. Coal is found at Ledu and Margherita coal fields in upper Assam. Lime-stone is found in Bokajan. It is used for manufacturing cement.

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Forest resources : A large part of Assam is covered by hills and forests. These hills and forests contain valuable trees like Sal, Gamari, Bonsum, Agar in large quantities. These forests supply us fruit, fuel; and fodder. Medicinal herbs are also found in plenty. Another valuable thing found in the forests of Assam is ‘Agar’ oil. The bamboo, an important raw-material for the production of paper is found in plenty in Assam. Articles made of bamboos and canes by artisans are sold everywhere. Animals like tigers, elephants, deer, rhinos are found in large numbers in the forests of Assam. The Assamese rhino may be found in every zoo of the world. The National Parks and Manas and Kaziranga draw a large number of tourists from India and abroad.

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Agricultural resources : Agriculture is the main occupation of the people of Assam. Nearly 80% of the people of Assam depend on agriculture. Assam produces cash crops like jute. The tea of Assam is famous. She is the biggest producer of tea in India. It earns foreign exchange for India.

Water resources : The mighty Brahmaputra and its tributaries have great potential for the generation of hydro-electricity. The Kapili project is an important project in this direction. The Brhamaputra can be used as an inland water transport to carry goods. It can be a good alternative to surface transport.

Assam is thus endowed with a plenty of natural resources. Yet she is one of the most industrially backward states of India. This is largely because of the apathy of the state Government and the step-motherly attitude of the central Government. It is a good sign that the situation is improving. Assam should try to set up industries to make use of her natural resources. It will solve her problems of unemployment and usher in an era of prosperity in Assam.

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Independence Day

August 14, 2021 by Souvik Leave a Comment

Independence Day

On August 15th, 1947, India attained freedom from the British rule. Since then, we celebrate this day as our Independence Day.

Our independence came after a long and hard struggle. Many people had to make huge sacrifices to achieve it. Our national flag was unfurled from the ramparts of the Red Fort for the first time by our first prime minister, Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru. The practice is being followed to this day.

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The day is celebrated throughout the country. In all the state capitals, the governor or the chief minister of the state unfurls the flag. But the main function is held at the Red Fort, in Delhi, where the prime minister of the country hoists the flag.

It is a national holiday and all shops, offices, schools and colleges remain closed. The tricolour is also hoisted in many schools on this day. Some important person, or the school principal, addresses the gathering.

Mahapurush Madhab Dev

August 13, 2021 by Souvik 2 Comments

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Madhab Bhuyan was the son of Govindagiri and Monorama. Once his mother, Monorama fell seriously ill. Then Madhab promised to sacrifice a goat before the mother Goddess. He thereby wanted to please the Goddess for the early recovery of his mother. He, therefore, requested Ram Das, his brotherin-law to bring a male goat. But Ram Das was unwilling to do so. He was a devotee of Srimanta Shankardev.

Ram Das, one day arranged a meeting of Madhab with Srimanta Shankardev. A religious debate took place between the two. Finally young Madhab realized that animal sacrifice is not necessary to please gods and goddesses. He, thereafter, became a devotee of Srimanta Shankardev and of his religious faith. This meeting between young Madhab and Saint Shankardev took place in a village of Majuli named Dhuwahata Belguri in 1515 AD . The meeting was a historic one. Madhabdev realized the truth that only through devotion could the favour of God be obtained.

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Madhavdev was born in 1489 A.D. in a village called Letekupukhuri. Thevillageisin present day Lakhimpur district. Madhavdev followed his guru wherever he went.He never married. Shankardev asked Madhav to stay at a placenearBarpeta. So, Madhavbecame a resident of that place for long eighteen years. The place is known as Ganakkuchi. After his guru’s death, Madhavdev left Ganakkuchi for Patbausi. But he soon shifted his residence to a nearby place named ev was Sundaridiya. a great Vaishnavite His name saint and of fame Assam. grew He there.was famous.

for his literary works also. He translated a good number of Sanskrit verses. He translated Adikanda of the Ramayana from Sanskrit. Books like Janma Rahasya, Rajasuya Kavya, Arjuna-Bhanjana are some of his translation works. Sri Madhavdev asked his nephew to collect the verses composed by his guru.

This collection in the form of a book is the famous Kirtana-Ghosa of Sri Shankardey Again, he composed as many as one hundred and ninety one

Borgeets (devotional songs). But the most brilliant works of Sri Madhavdev are “Naam-Ghosa’ and ‘Ratnawall’. Later Madhavdev shifted to Koch Behar. There he established one Satra at a place called Bheladonga. Sri Madhavdev spent last years of his life at Bhela Satra. He died in the year 1596 AD at the age of 107.

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Rani Lakshmi Bai

August 12, 2021 by Souvik 2 Comments

Rani Lakshmi Bai (1835-1858)

JHANSI KI RANI was the great heroine of the First War of Indian freedom movement. She is known as a great patriot and one of the most important freedom fighters during the First War of Independence which is sometimes simply called “Mutiny” or the “Great Upheaval”. Though she fought primarily for her own kingdom, the fact is that she refused to bow her head before the mighty, cruel and crafty British empire.

She became a widow at the tender age of 18 and lived only till 22, yet she has inspired many and is still a living legend. She was the greatest symbol of patriotism, self-respect and heroism. Her life is a thrilling story of womanliness, courage, adventure, deathless patriotism and martyrdom. In her tender body there was a lion’s spirit.

She was born on 13th November, 1835. Her father’s name was Morapant and her mother’s name was Bhagirathi. In her childhood, Lakshmi Bai was called Manu. As a child, she grew up in the company of Nana Sahib who was the son of the Peshwa Bajirao and who, too, like her, later became renowned for his bravery and his refusal to bow before British cruelty and high-handedness. The young Manu, unfortunately lost her mother when she was only four. The eEADntire duty of bringing up the daughter fell on her father. Along with formal education, she acquired great skill in sword fighting, horse riding and shooting. It was in the company of Nana that Manu got the training to become a brave and skilled soldier.

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Manu later became the wife of Gangadhar Rao, Maharaj of Jhansi, in 1842. From then on she was known as Maharani Lakshmi Bai of Jhansi.

In 1851, Maharani Lakshmi Bai bore a son but her fate was cruel and she lost her child within three months. The Maharaja passed away on the 21st November, 1853. As Gangadhar became seriously ill, the couple adopted a son, Damodar because, they had no son of their own.

Soon, Gangadhar died. After his death, Lord Dalhousie, the then Governor General, who was following the Doctrine of Lapse, refused to accept Damodar as heir to Gangadhar’s throne.

The British government claimed that they did not recognise the right of the adopted boy. Thus, they tried to buy off the Rani, however, she stated: “No. impossible! I shall not surrender my Jhansi!” It did not take her long to realise how difficult it was for the small state of Jhansi to oppose the British when even the Peshwas and Kings of Delhi had bowed down to the British demands. The Rani’s battle now was against the British who had cunningly taken her kingdom from her.

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After the British took over her government, her daily routine changed. Every morning from 4 am to 8 am were set apart for bathing, worship, meditation and prayer. From 8 am to 11 am she would go out for a horse ride, practice shooting and practice swordsmanship and shooting with the reins held in her teeth. Thereafter, she would bathe again, feed the hungry, give alms to the poor and then have food; then she rested for a while. After that she would chant the Ramayana. She would then exercise lightly in the evening. Later she would go through some religious books and hear religious sermons. Then she worshiped her chosen deity and had supper. All things were done methodically, according to her strict timetable. Such a dedicated and devoted woman was Rani Lakshmi Bai!

All these disciplined and training patterns came in use during the Indian Mutiny in 1857. On May 9, 1857, British officers were shot and prison inmates were released by the rebellions Indian soldiers. The rebelling nationalist soldiers marched to Delhi and received a warm welcome from the citizens. The aged ex emperor, Bahadur Shah, was reinstated to the Mughal throne and Delhi became the nationalist soldiers’ headquarters. Later, they seized Lucknow and Satara and pushed the British soldiers southwards to Jhansi. The British approached Rani Lakshmi Bai for refuge but the Rani refused, saying that she could not betray her fellow Indians. The British army was totally uprooted and the nationalist soldiers returned to Delhi.

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The British, however, were shrewd politicians and highly organised. Their soldiers were better equipped and better trained. They recaptured Delhi on September 2, 1857 with the help of their Indian allies. All but three of the independent states surrendered and their rulers became British puppets.

The three exceptions were:

The Rani of Jhansi, Tantia Tope and Rao Sahib Peshwa. These three swore that
they would jointly fight the British until their last breath.Rani of Jhansi warned her people that the British would soon come back. The
people of Jhansi unanimously supported their queen and assured her that they
would lay down their lives to defend Jhansi. On March 25, 1858, the British attacked Jhansi with a huge army equipped with powerful cannons. With the help
of traitors, they entered the fort at night in overwhelming numbers. Rani Lakshmi
Bai went underground and the British were disappointed when they captured the
fort. To take out their wrath, they burnt the excellent state library, ransacked the
palace and shot Rani Lakshmi Bai’s followers.

Rani Lakshmi Bai escaped to Rao Sahib Peshwa’s camp at Kalpi. The British
heard of this and prepared to attack Kalpi. Rani Lakshmi Bai was worried that
Rao Sahib Peshwa had left himself open to attack from the rear and suggested a
change in his battle formations. Rao Sahib Peshwa did not think any woman could
teach him how to wage war and ignored her suggestions. As a result, Kalpi fell
into the hands of the British on May 24, 1858. The rebels then sought shelter at
the Gwalior fort. The king of Gwalior was not willing to give up his fort without a
fight as he was afraid of the British. But the soldiers laid down their arms in
respect for the Rani of Jhansi. Thus, the rebels entered Gwalior without a fight.

The British wasted no time in attacking Gwalior. Sir Hugh Rose attacked
Gwalior on 17th March, 1858. The next day’s battle was the Rani’s last. The
British army had encircled her and her men.

There was no escape, blood was flowing, darkness was approaching. In
British army was pursuing her. After a great struggle the Rani died muttering
quotes from the Bhagvad Gita. It was the fiercest, bloodiest battle ever fought on
Indian soil. Lakshmi Bai’s courage, strength and ability as she valiantly fought the
British army’s vastly superior forces, are remembered even to this day. She died
fighting and Gwalior was captured. Tantia Tope was hanged and Rao Sahib
escaped.

When she went to war and took up arms, she was the very embodiment of the
War Goddess Kali. She was beautiful and frail. But her radiance made men
diffident. She was young in years, but her decisions were mature. Rani was such
a confident and dominant woman! A lesson is to be learnt by all of us from her
experiences! The words of the British General, Sir Hugh Rose who fought against
the Maharani several times and was defeated time and time again stated: “Of the
mutineers, the bravest and the greatest commander was the Rani.

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Life Without The NewsPaper Essay

August 12, 2021 by Souvik Leave a Comment

Life without the Newspaper Essay

Every morning there is a tussle between my father and brother – they both want to be the first to get the morning newspaper.

Life without newspapers is difficult to imagine. We get news and views from all corners of the world. We may have watched the latest breaking news on TV the night before, but we want to read all the details in the morning news. Only then do we feel informed and ready to tackle discussions on all issues ranging from the social to the political, knowing full well that the newspaper is there to support our statements and give them authority.

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Newspapers have information for and about everyone – the businessman, the officegoer, the sports-lover and people looking for employment or entertainment – the list is endless. We can keep abreast of all the advances made in the field of arts and the sciences, education, medicine and technology. There are book reviews and movie reviews; cartoons and crosswords; religious discourses and editorials that comment on the present times; and your daily horoscope. Life Without The NewsPaper Essay

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In a democratic nation like ours, newspapers have an important role to play. They have the responsibility of bringing to public notice the views and policies of the government. In addition, there are comments. They also make us aware of our rights. Often public opinion is expressed through newspapers, which become a forum for debate.

What about the tussle that started in the morning? Well, Dad gets to keep the main section of the newspaper while my brother has to be content with the sports section. As for me, I must make do with the entertainment section, where I read the cartoons and solve crossword puzzles. Life Without The NewsPaper Essay

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Discipline Essay

July 26, 2021 by Souvik Leave a Comment

Discipline

The dictionary meaning of the word “discipline” is training which is expected to produce moral or mental improvement. Thus it is a great quality which contributes to success. When we observe a machine at work, we admire its regularity. Every wheel, every rod, every lever functions smoothly. The world too exhibits such a regularity. The sun, moon, stars, seasons, crops, rivers, brooks, streams, waterfalls – all exhibit a marked discipline. However, whenever anything moves in an erratic way there is bound to be suffering. Thus nature too shows her ugly face whenever the rain fails and there is a drought or when the rains ceaselessly come and cause floods.

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Discipline in life makes us steadfast and sincere. Whether we work alone or in a group, we ought to be sincere. A football team, a cricket team, and more so an army has to be disciplined. This does not however mean restraint but a loving firmness. The regimentation that is necessary to be disciplined helps us to remain on track. A disciplined person never slips from his track, he never indulges in petty wishes or personal interests or gives in to lethargy. Thus discipline is needed to run a government, a business, or even one’s home. If the members of a family are whimsical, the family ceases to be a home. An in disciplined life is like a house of cards.

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In our personal life a disciplined and regulated mentality has to be shown. Self indulgence is a bad temptation. In our moral, social, intellectual, spiritual and practical life our passions have to be kept in check. Impulses and desires often have a tendency to mislead us from a disciplined life. Discipline however does not mean the negation of our independent Judgement, nor a blind surrender to authority. A disciplined way of life, that is practise from kindergarten will bring success. It will run in our blood and there will be no wild-horses to lead us astray. Discipline is thus the talisman that lead to our own welfare in life. A nation peopled by disciplined men and women is sure to progress.

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