My Idea of a Happy Life When I think of my poverty I felt I would be most happy if I had enough wealth to speed. With money in my pocket, Imagine that I would be able to buy any pleasure in the world, command the service of people whom I may not care to know and become the master of all I survey. I look at the happy faces of...

My Favourite Fruit- Mango God has given man sweet, juicy, delicious and fleshy fruits like apples, apricots, bananas, berries, cherries, dates, figs, grapes, oranges, pomegranates, mangoes and scores of other kinds of fruit to eat. I like eating apples, oranges and grapes but my favorite fruit is mango. During the season when mangoes are available I eat at least two mangoes of good size and weight daily. There are many kinds...

My best friend There are men and men but every stone is not a gem. Rajesh is my chum, my best friend, a gem among the lot. He belongs to a very respectable family. His father is a renowned writer. His mother is a very famous doctor. He is the only son of his parents. He is my class fellow. We live in the same street. His parents treat me as...

My Elder Sister I come of a very respectable family. My father is simply a clerk in an firm. We are two brothers and two sisters. The eldest of us all is my sister Mohini. She is doing her M.B.B.S. This is her final year. Since her early age, she has been burning with a keen desire to become a doctor. It is rightly said, where there is a will there...

A Morning Walk A morning walk is a healthy exercise for the old and a good inhabit for the young. If taken daily, it tones up the muscles of the body and gives it body and gives it vigor and strength. One gets morning air to breathe which refreshes the brain and strengths the lungs. A morning walk, therefore, keeps our body and mind fit for the day’s work. It has...

A river in flood as seen by you The news that the water of the Jamuna had risen above the danger point created a stir in the minds of the people. Naturally we had a desire to go to the river and see things for ourselves. We had not yet reached the bridge when we saw carts, tongas, motor lorries and all means of conveyance coming loaded with bag and baggage....