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18Oct 2018 by admin

Short Essay on “Aquatic Life”

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There is one world inside water. This world contains many animals and plants. These animals are called as aquatic animals. They have their separate lifestyle. These animals live completely different from normal living beings. They have an entirely different respiratory system. Their respiratory system has provision to breathe inside water but not on the ground or land area.Aquatic animals take oxygen inside the water. Therefore it is said that aquatic life is very much different and opposite to a normal terrestrial life. With increasing water contamination and spilling of oils in seas and water bodies and increasing incidences of trapping activities by humans, this aquatic life is trapped in danger situations.Aquatic life is one part of many life cycles that exist to maintain equilibrium of entire life cycle. Food chain…

18Oct 2018 by admin

Essay on “I Love My Family”

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Family: A simple small but important word for each human being. It is said that human species is alive in this world because they are living in a family or community or a group. This is what distinguishes a man from an animal. However there are few animals that enjoy living in a group.But human is the only one who can think along with living. A simple meaning of family is feelings. If you are living with group in one house then it can not be called as family. It can be called as a community or a simple group. But if you are living in a group in which you share your happiness, sorrow and plenty of other things without any hitch then it can be called as family.There…

18Oct 2018 by admin

Alauddin Khilji Military Expeditions in India – Explained!

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Expedition to Deogiri: The Yadava ruler, Ram Chandra Deva, of Deogiri had promised to pay yearly tribute to Delhi Sultanate after his defeat in 1296 a.d., but he could not keep his word. Some scholars believe that Singhan Deva, eldest son of Raja Ram Chandra De.va, was responsible for non-payment of dues but a few historians believe that Raja Ram Chandra Deva was himself responsible for the lapse. He was encouraged because of some specific reasons not to pay the tribute to the Sultan of Delhi. The failure of the Muslims in Telengana and the incessant Mongol invasions were the chief reasons of non-payment of annual tribute. Image Source: 4.bp.blogspot.comAlauddin who was badly in need of money, was not prepared to bear this loss, so he ordered his Naib Malik…

18Oct 2018 by admin

Short Summary of “Dark Room” by R.K. Narayan

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The Dark Room (1938) presents a picture of domestic disharmony. Ramani, the office secretary of Engladia Insurance Company in Malgudi is very domineering and cynical in his ways. He governs his house according to his own sweet will. As he is always irritable, the atmosphere in his house is generally gloomy and his wife, Savitri, his children and servants are always remain in a state of terror.Savitri is a true symbol of traditional Indian womanhood. Savitri, whose place is in the dark room (kitchen), is a timid, silent suffering and sacrificing Indian wife. She is very beautiful and deeply devoted to her husband. Ramani, however, does not respond to her sentiments even with ordinary warmth. Through they have been married for fifteen years; his wife has received nothing from her…

18Oct 2018 by admin

Section 174 of Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (Cr.P.C.) – Explained!

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Legal Provisions of Section 174 of Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (Cr.P.C.), India.Police to enquire and report on suicide, etc.:The purpose of this section is merely to ascertain the cause of death hence the inquiry under this section should be confined to that purpose only and should not extend to tracing out the person who caused death. Image Source: masterchan.org ADVERTISEMENTS: Thus as rightly pointed out by the Supreme Court that the scope of proceedings under this section have a very limited scope that is, only to ascertain whether a person has died under suspicious circumstances or an unnatural death and if so, what may be apparent cause of his death. The questions as to who assaulted him and in what manner or under what circumstances etc. are outside the…

17Oct 2018 by admin

Short Summary of “English Teacher” by R.K. Narayan

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Narayan’s The English Teacher was published in 1945, seven years after The Dark Room. Probably it was the shattering blow that he received in the death of his wife Rajam, which rendered him incapable of sustained artistic effort, and during this interval he could write only short stories and sketches.The English Teacher is an autobiographical novel. Much of Narayan’s personal suffering has gone into the making of this novel. It tells a love story with a difference. It narrates the domestic life of Krishna a lecturer in English in the Albert Mission College, Malgudi. Though he is thirty years old, he feels bored with life in the absence of his wife and baby daughter. They arrive after a few months, along with his mother. Krishna and Sushila, his wife, lead…

17Oct 2018 by admin

Short Summary of “Indian Women” by Shiv K. Kumar

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This is a poem which seeks to recreate a typical Indian scene in a language which is highly metaphorical. At a deeper level the poem is a projection of the poet’s response to what one may call the impoverishment of the human spirit. The images of futility and hopelessness which run through the poem serve to reinforce the central theme of the poem in a manner which is typical of Kumar.1.1- 3: The lines make for a description of a common Indian situation where women never register their protest or anger triple-baked, refers to the hot, parched scenario which is moistureless.1.4- 6: The image of empty pitchers waiting for water reinforces too the idea that it is the lot of the Indian woman to patiently wait, whether it is for…

17Oct 2018 by admin

Short Summary of “An Introduction” by Kamala Das

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This should be considered an important poem for more than one reason. First of all, the poem makes a very clear and significant statement relating to the question why some Indian writers choose to write in English rather than in an Indian language, for instance in their mother tongue. Secondly, this poem illustrates Kamala Das’s ability to “successfully marshal diverse and tangential themes in one controlled poem” (Daruwalla). Starting with a reference to politics, the poem moves on to a statement of convictions in respect of her choice of medium and leads to convulsive outbursts of feelings of hurt and shame as also to statements on love and marriage which make for self- exposure and confession.The poem carries with it most of the themes which one associates with her poetry,…

17Oct 2018 by admin

Short Biography of Sarojini Naidu

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Sarojini Naidu was born on 13 February, 1879 as the eldest of eight children. Her father, Aghorenath Chattopadhyay was a great scholar who was a close associate of Keshab Chandra Sen and a follower of Brahmoism. His favourite subject being chemistry, he later became an ardent alchemist and after taking his D.Sc from Edinburgh University settled down in Hyderabad where he founded a college and became involved in politics and social work as a revolutionary reformer.Hence Sarojini’s girlhood was spent in Hyderabad where she was exposed to “a museum of wisdom and culture”, particularly to Moghul art and culture. Though born a Bengali, Sarojini spoke Hindustani and Telugu and not only acquired a mastery over the English language but also found in it an excellent medium for her creativity.While only…

16Oct 2018 by admin

Short Speech on ‘A School is a Miniature Society’

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According to a leading dictionary, a society is a ‘particular grouping of humanity with shared customs, laws etc.’ Since a school meets these criteria, it may be called a society within a society—a miniature society that exists within a larger society.The kind of ‘grouping of humanity’ that a school comprises varies from place to place. The composition may be fairly homogeneous in a village, while in a metropolis it is often very heterogeneous. Either way, once a child enters a school, he automatically joins a community whose members function under the leadership of the same authorities, and who share the same rules and regulations.A school represents a society, unless the institution specifically caters to any particular group or ideology. Ideally speaking, the students in a school must represent a wide…