Energy Crisis Energy is the motive power that keeps the wheels moving and other things live and dynamic. Energy forms the foundation of all our industrial, agricultural and developmental activities. Life itself is energy based. Energy is crucial for all our growth and development. There are a number of sources of energy, such as fossil fuel, wind, water and the sun. Fossil fuel has been the conventional source of our energy...

Planning Commission in India “The history of planning in India goes back to 1950, when the Planning Commission was set up to prepare the blueprint of national development. Inspired by socialistic patterns of development in the then Soviet Union, planning in India derives its objectives and social premises from the Directive Principles of State Policy incorporated in the Constitution. India adopted planning as an instrument of economic reconstruction and social development...

Wildlife Preservation INDIA’S flora and fauna is matchless. In richness, variety and abundance it has hardly any parallel. India’s great latitudinal spread, encompassing a wide range of temperature conditions, makes it rich varied in flora and fauna. The western Himalayan region, extending from Kumaun to Kashmir, is made up of three zones — alpine, temperate and lower. The temperate zone is rich in chirpine, deodar, spruce, silver fir and forests of...

Corruption all over the World Corruption is ubiquitous and unlimited. It has become all-pervading, a world phenomenon. It has increased by leaps and bounds worldwide, in direct relation and proportion to our moral degradation, destruction of character, devaluation of human values and lust for power and money. It is said that when character is lost everything is lost. There is no character and so we have lost all. The political leaders,...

Leisure Time Work and leisure are interrelated. They are like the two sides of the same coin. The observation that “we must beat the iron when it is hot, but we may polish it at leisure”, best explains the proper relation between work and leisure. Leisure is like a margin on a printed or written page. In the absence of work, no leisure can be actually conceived. Leisure never means idleness....