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बदलता भारत Badalta Bharat संकेत बिंदु –भारत का वर्तमान रूप –बदलाव –सुनहरा अतीत –भविष्य हम भारत में हो रहे बड़े बदलावों और विकास कार्यों की दहलीज पर खड़े हैं। यह हर भारतीय के लिए उम्मीदों भरा दौर है, एक ऐसा दौर है जिसमें वे बेहतर जिंदगी और बेहतर देश का ख्वाब देख सकते हैं। लिहाजा, यही वह वक्त है, जब हम भविष्य के भारत का ताना-बाना बुनें। हालाँकि जब हम सावधानीपूर्वक...
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April 28, 2021 evirtualguru_ajaygourHindi (Sr. Secondary), Languages1 Comment
प्रदूषण की समस्या Pradushan Ki Samasiya संकेत बिंदु –भूमिका –विकट समस्या –कारण –निवारण आज प्रदूषण की समस्या अत्यंत विकराल होती जा रही है। अब हमें शुद्ध वायु तक उपलब्ध नहीं है। वैज्ञानिक आविष्कार्य और बदलते हुए औद्योगीकरण के फलस्वरूप वायु सर्वाधिक दूषित और विषैली हो चली है। बेशुमार धुंआ उगलते कल-कारखाने, सड़कों पर पेट्राल और डीजल का विशाल धुओं सारे पर्यावरण को रुग्ण, विषैला और निर्जीव बना रहा है। कल-कारखानों से...
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The Educational Values of Television Alexander Graham Bell had once predicted that we would be able to see things sitting at home in the distant future. At that point of time, his prophecy was taken as a joke by many people. However, this prediction came true when John Logie Baird finally invented the television or the “long-distance eyes for the mankind. The invention of television revolutionized the information technology. Mankind was...
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Teacher’s Day Teacher’s day is celebrated on every 5th September. On this day one of the foremost teacher, philosopher and great writer S. Radhakrishnan was born. This day is celebrated to commemorate his birthday and the ideals for which he stood for all his life. Before he became the President of India he was a great teacher, the Government of India has designated the 5th of September as the teacher’s day....
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Student and Discipline Discipline can be described as a quality that makes a person conduct his daily life in an orderly and punctual manner. Educational institutions all over the world strive towards inculcating such a habit in their students Unfortunately, the quality of discipline is on the decline. Students and other young people are becoming more unruly. Strikes, violence, dishonesty, laziness, and anger have become the order of the any Indiscipline...
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Student Life Should a student take part in politics or not? This question has been debated at great length. Unfortunately each time the debate has remained inconclusive. We shall try to reexamine this question once again during the course of this essay. We would, first of all, define the words politics and students in order to make the course of our arguments clear. Politics can be defined as that aspect of...
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On Wasting Time Every one of us has, in due course of our lives, heard or said many phrases relating to the wastage of time. ‘Don’t be late, don’t waste time. etc. are some of the oft-repeated words. These appear foolish to those who believe that all that is happening or will happen in the future is pre-ordained. For the delay in projects or preponement of them is all for the...
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My Ambition-To Build a Hospital What a person becomes after growing old depends to a large extent on the surroundings and influences in which he/she grows. Since my early childhood, I have seen my father, who is a doctor work day and night for the good of his patients. To him, no patient was big or small. He gave the same care and attention to rich patients as he did to...
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