Sahil Gupta

India is cinema crazy and Indians are ever star struck zombies. Films are our staple diet and ‘Bollywood’ is a magic word. When young people get together they only talk about films, latest releases, the roles and styles of their actors and film songs. India is naturally the largest producer of films. The most of […]

India’s remote areas, rural areas and far flung hamlets remains connected to the rest of the country through their radio sets or transistors. They remain in touch with news and information. The people do not feel isolated. Where there is no TV, telephone or mobile services, the radio is the only hope.The people listen to

In India the co-education has not been a long tradition. It only began in the pre-independence period when education movements started as a part of the freedom effort. It was realised that co-education was a part of the modern education which reduced gender biases. The girls and boys needed to be allowed to interact to

In the year of 1945 United Nations Organisation came into being as the successor of League of Nations. It began with fifty nations as its members but now it has 185 member nations accounting for almost all the countries of entire earth except Switzerland. The nations are the members of the UN General Assembly, the

Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar is India’s and probably world’s most admired and celebrated cricketer. He has an enable fan following as large as that of rock stars or great movie stars. He truly is wonder boy of India.Bon on April 24, 1973, Sachin Tendulkar burst on the international cricket scene with his debut in a series

Even 60 years after independence the woman of India are still exploited and abused inspite of constitutional guarantees and new laws. The man considers himself superior to woman and her master. The orthodox system of the family is set in his favour exclusively. Within the confines of domestic walls man feels free to act like

The Indian youth is accused of being impatient, indisciplined, disrespectful to the elders and irresponsible towards society and authority. It was felt that to curb these tendencies the youth required to be motivated in nation-building activities and made responsive to the social concerns.For this purpose National Service Scheme (NSS) was introduced in 1969. Its main

Secularism is the very soul of Indian society and the democracy. India has a tradition of co-existence, tolerance, co-operation and mutual respect between all its social and religious groups. Islam came to India with Muslim conquerors. A large number of natives turned Muslims over the period and presently they make the second largest community of

The literal meaning of ‘Comprehension’ is understanding. It shows how well you have understood a paragraph that you have read or how correctly you have grasped its meaning. To test it, a set of questions is given after a paragraph relating to the subject matter. The answers are contained in the passage. It only requires

Superstitions are the products of irrational, ignorant and unscientific minds. They are against the laws of reasoning, commonsense and science. Superstition can be seen in the forms of having blind faith in charms, magic, sorcery, witchcraft, ghosts, spirits, supernatural powers, paganism, omens, astrology, weird rituals, customs etc.The superstitions play a big role in keeping our

Health is the most precious gift of the nature to a person. It is a state in which a human being can utilise all his faculties, capabilities, potentials and work at full steam to realise his dreams. The absence of health is sickness which debilitates all the creative and positive activities besides corroding the will

It is duty of every parent to give his/her child the love, care and protection as a birth right. The child has birth right over food, covering, health care, education and other basic necessities. It is a matter of grave concern that millions of children in developing countries don’t get proper food, care and parental

Proper care, love and education is the birth right of every child born in this world. Unfortunately most children of the underdeveloped countries are denied this right. The parents don’t want to neglect their children. But there are too many children and too little resources. As a result the children suffer and so do the

Text—The most important key to success is setting one’s goal of life clearly without any confusion. Once the aim is well defined one can strive to achieve it with relentless effort, purpose and resolve. There should be no dithering and one must be decisive. No planning is possible without a clear goal. A person with