The Bhagawad Gita Or My Favourite Religious Book Or The Greatest Hindu Scripture Religion is the iron frame of our life. A man of religion has great sense of duty and discipline. He is not selfish and narrow- minded. It is always good to have some religion, whether one is Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Sikh or whatsoever. Every religion teaches us the path of righteousness. No religion teaches us to be selfish...

Mahabharata Or   A Great Epic As I know  Mahabharata is one of the greatest epics of the world.  An epic is a long heroic story written in verse. Mahabharata was written by Vyas. The theme of Mahabharata is a war between two branches of the tribe, the descendants of Kuru, to capture the government of Hastinapura, commonly supposed to be the same place as modern Delhi. The elder branch of...

Visit of a Foreign Dignitary to Your Country The most memorable visit to India was that of Queen Elizabeth of Britain in the year 1997.  Though visits of foreign dignitaries take place from time to tome but the tremendous excitement which the Queen’s visit aroused in India cannot be matched with any other event. Queen Elizabeth and party landed at Indira Gandhi International Airport, 21st December, 1997 at about 10 A.M....

Swami Vivekananda Essay No. 01 Swami Vivekananda embodied the mission of India in the world. When his Guru Swami Ramakrishna died, he said, “I will come like  a bombshell and make the world follow me like a dog.”  He reappeared at madras after seven years. Known as Narendranath, he was born on January 12, 1863. His mother was a pious lady steeped in the Great Hindu epics. His father was a...

Changing Fashions Essay No. 01 Change is the law of nature. Seasons change frequently. There is broad daylight day and then comes the dark night. The same is with the nature of human beings. Change in the dress- style has not been seen only with the seasons but with places, communities, occasions, and times. The rich wear to show off and the poor to cover their bodies. Change in the style...

Ravindra Nath Tagore Ravindra Nath Tagore was born on 6th May, 1861 in a well- to- do family of Thakurs  of Bengal. His mother died when he was quite young. So his father , Devendra Nath, had to look after him. Ravindra Nath was averse to studying at conventional schools from the very beginning. He disliked the set rules and the monotonous  life that schools of those days provided. He was...