31Oct 2018 by Reese Bannister

Short Essay on A Hockey Match

Games
I do not play hockey but I love to watch the game. And few occa­sions provide better hockey than the annual Sindhia Hockey Tourna­ment at Gwalior.I saw the final match of the tournament. It was a sunny day-the best weather games. A large number of prominent people and hockey lovers had gathered to watch the match.The Chief Minister and other high officials, was present there. All round the field, students and com­mon public had gathered. The spectators were impatiently waiting for the match to begin. ADVERTISEMENTS: The players took the field exactly at 4 p.m. The yellow dresses of the Madhya Pradesh Blues presented a striking contrast to the yellow and green dresses of the Saurashtra Eleven.Mukesh Kumar and some other famous Olympic players were playing for Madhya Pradesh. On…
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31Oct 2018 by Reese Bannister

Short Article on a Morning Walk

Essays
There are no two opinions about the fact that morning walk is a boon for health. No diet or tonic is as effective as the morning walk. One has to pay nothing for it.I take a walk every morning with my friend Ashok. Ashok is my class mate and next door neighbour. We walk along the road. This lonely road leads out of the town.Yesterday we started at 5 a.m. As we went out a cool morning breeze welcomed us. We passed through some fields of wheat. ADVERTISEMENTS: The spreading fields presented a beautiful scene. The chirping of the birds created a lively sensation in our hearts.Some farmers were ploughing their fields at a distance. We passed through a small village where we saw village young women going to draw…
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31Oct 2018 by Reese Bannister

Essay on a Scene at a River in Summer

Essays
It was Sunday in July. It was a cloudy day. I decided to go to the river which flows near our town at a small distance.I went there on my bike. I had not gone far when I met my friend Ashok. He too, was going to the river. So we went along talking merrily. We soon reached the river.The river side presented a very lovely scene. There were men, women and children. They were in large number. All were swimming. ADVERTISEMENTS: Those who could not swim were bathing in the shallow water. Some people were washing their clothes.Some were playing in the cold wa­ter of the river. Little boys and girls were playing on the sand. Some boys were playing kabaddi on the sand of the river.A number of…
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31Oct 2018 by Reese Bannister

Short Essay on Right to Equality

Government
Right to equality means the absence of legal discrimination against any one individual, group, class or race. In earlier times certain classes possessed special privileges or were judged by special law.The modem tendency is to enforce the same law over all persons in the State and to give all persons equal rights and privileges in the protection of their civil liberties. Democracy can only exist and flourish in a society of equals.The Constitution of India makes social and civil equality the bedrock of Indian polity. It guarantees equality of all persons before the law, prohibits discrimination on grounds of religion, race, caste, sex or place of birth as between citizens, and abolishes untouchability on the one hand and titles on the other. Image source: shakeel-ur-rahman.com ADVERTISEMENTS: The concept of equality…
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31Oct 2018 by Reese Bannister

Essay on A Visit to a Movie Theater

Music
I am not fond of visiting films. I go to the Movie Theater once a month. I generally see religious films with my father. Last Friday we went to the Urvashi Movie Theater House to see ‘Love and Kush’.There was a big crowd outside the hall. People were roaming about.Some talking of film. Some were looking at posters. There was a great rush at the booking window. ADVERTISEMENTS: It was very difficult to get at it. The people were pushing one another. With great difficulty we got tickets.The hall was well-lighted. It was quite cool. Soon the hall was fully crowded. In front of us there was a big silver screen.Exactly at 6.30 p.m. all the lights in the hall went off. At first there were few advertise­ments. The film…
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31Oct 2018 by Reese Bannister

433 Words Essay on a Visit to a Fair

Friends
India is a land of fairs. Almost every district has a fair. Some of them are religious fairs, others are commercial fairs.Some of them are both. On the Kartik Purnima, it was a holiday. I went with some friends to see the Bateshwar Fair.It is very famous and people come to see it from far and wide. We went there in the morning. ADVERTISEMENTS: When we reached the fair, we had to cross bridge over a part of the river. Then we reached the Mela ground.We saw a large number of donkeys, pigs, camels and horses in different parts of the fair ground.The donkeys were holding a braying competition. The pigs were grunt­ing, the horses were neighing and camels were making a babbling sound. Image Source: holidify.com ADVERTISEMENTS: I liked…
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31Oct 2018 by Reese Bannister

Essay on a Visit Nainital

Holidays
There are many hill stations at the Southern slopes of the Himalayas. Nainital, Mussoorie, Shimla and Darjeeling are very famous out of them.There the people enjoy the cool climate and scenery. Thousands of rich people and Government officers go there.During the last summer, my father was advised by the doctor to take my mother to Nainital for improvement in her health. ADVERTISEMENTS: I had summer holidays, so I also went with them. This gave me a great joy. We went upto Kathgodam by train.Then we had to go some kilometres in a bus to reach Nainital. The road went up to the hill in a zigzag way. There were deep valleys on both sides. Image Source: nainitaltourism.netThe path was difficult. It required great skill on the part of the driver…
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31Oct 2018 by Reese Bannister

Short Essay on An Unwelcome Guest

Holidays
When the life was very simple the needs of people were limited. The cost of living was not very much high.The things were available in the markets at the cheap rates, and they were in the limits of common people. The guests and visitors were welcomed in the past.As ours is a country where it was taught from the very beginning that a visitor is like a God. But as the life today has become very costly, any type of guest is not welcomed now. ADVERTISEMENTS: But some uninvited and unexpected guest drops in and makes the life of the host miserable. Last year in the Pooja holidays a distant uncle visited us.Throughout my life I had not seen him before. It was quite late at night when he knocked…
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31Oct 2018 by Reese Bannister

Essay on the Patriarchal Theory of Political Science

Government
The foremost among such theories is the Patriarchal Theory which seeks to explain that the State is an enlargement of the family.Originally, the family consisted of a man, his wife and children. The father was the head of the family and his control and authority was complete in all respects over all its members.When his children married there was expansion in the original family and it led to the establishment of new families. But the authority of the father and head of the original family remained unabated as before, and it was duly acknowledged by all his descendants. This constituted a patriarchal family. Image Source : depts.washington.edu ADVERTISEMENTS: In due course of time the patriarchal family expanded and developed into a clan. The members of a clan were bound to…
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31Oct 2018 by Reese Bannister

Essay on Development by Statutes of Constitution

United States
No constitution is complete by itself and nowhere has an attempt ever been made to reduce all details into writing. The framers of a constitution always leave room for the system to grow.Chief Justice Marshall declared in McCulloch v. Maryland that a constitution is “intended to endure for ages to come, and consequently, to be adapted to the various crises of human affairs.To have prescribed the means to which government should, in all future time, execute its powers, would have been to change, entirely, the character of the instrument and give it the properties of a legal code. It would have been an unwise attempt to provide, by immutable rules, for exigencies which, if foreseen at all, must have been seen dimly, and which can best be provided for as…
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