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What is the image of engine evoked by poet?? In the poem laburnum top？？

Posted by Tannu Sharma 6 years, 3 months ago

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Md Sohel 6 years, 3 months ago

Engine means the bird and its family

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Md Sohel 6 years, 3 months ago

Very creative outside art maker

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Who is suzan

Posted by Pawan Singh 6 years, 3 months ago

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Ishita Jindal 6 years, 3 months ago

Daughter of the captain..

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Explain as being young and pretty the thought was almost revolting

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Comment on the ending of the story.is it a proper ending considering the general tone of the poem (ranga's marriage)

Posted by Kiara Jain 6 years, 3 months ago

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What is format for notice writing in class 11th

Posted by Rakesh Kumar 6 years, 3 months ago

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Sia ? 6 years, 3 months ago

VANASTHALI PUBLIC SCHOOL, LUDHIANA
NOTICE

Chemistry Notes Lost

25th February 20XX

I misplaced my notes of Chemistry lectures (Class XI) in the school lunch area on 24th February 20XX. My notes are written in a hardbound notebook, which has a brown cover page. The cover page has my name (Karan) written on it next to the title "Chemistry Notes". If anybody finds the notes, they can be given to me in Class XIIA. The person who finds the notes and hands them over will be rewarded with a treat in the school canteen.

Karan
(Class XI-A)

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Letter in hornbill

Posted by Ayush Jain 6 years, 3 months ago

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Summary of chapter the adventure

Posted by Sachin Jangra 6 years, 3 months ago

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summary of chapter"Albert Einstein At School"

Posted by Kushagra Singh 6 years, 3 months ago

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Shrawan Kashyap 6 years, 3 months ago

The father of modern physics, Albert Einstein is famous to have discovered the theory of relativity which marked a revolution in physics. However, how many of us know the fact that in his early school days he was a dull student and got expelled from his school. No teacher liked him and he too, in turn, disliked attending school. This led to the school finally taking a decision in chasing him away.
The narrative begins with Albert being asked about a date by his history teacher. This was when he was very abrupt and crude in replying that he found it pointless to memorise dates when one could flip through the necessary pages whenever one needed to. He believed in education but didn’t consider learning facts as education. He hated school because he hated the conventional form of education and the teachers found him to be a ‘disgrace.’ Finally, the teacher, disgusted and fed up, asked him to be taken away by his father. Einstein also hated going home, not for the obvious reasons of bad food and lack of comfort, but because he hated the atmosphere of ‘slum violence.’

He was so against the idea of going to school and adapting to the set educational pattern that he once confided in his friend that he thought he would never pass the exams for the school diploma. He once told his cousin Elsa that he wanted to study science simply because he liked it. He didn’t need additional reasons to study the subject he was interested in. He was sent to Munich to study where within six months he grew disinterested and found it wrong to waste his father’s money, especially when it was so unfruitful and unproductive.
This was the moment of Albert’s childhood epiphany when he gleamed with a sudden bright idea of averting school forever. He asked his friend Yuri to search for a friendly doctor who would write him off as a lunatic at school. He wanted the doctor to certify him as a person suffering from nervous breakdown so that he could stay away from school. To this doctor, Albert revealed his love for mathematics and his maths teacher. Later, in school, he asked for a reference letter from his maths teacher. This is when he heard the most surprising comment from his maths teacher who said: “I knew you were going to leave before you knew yourself.”

Finally, the day when Albert was called by the headmaster he was not worried when this happened. However, he was taken aback when the headmaster said that he couldn’t tolerate Albert’s attitude towards education and his behavior in the classroom which disturbed an ideal environment for studying. Thus, he wanted Albert to leave school. Albert felt the medical report burning a hole in his pocket.
He left the school where he had spent five miserable years, without turning his head to give it a last look. He felt like seeing only Yuri before he left Munich. Elsa was back in Berlin when he left. Yuri bade him farewell and wished him good luck.

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summary of chapter "The Ailing Planet

Posted by Kushagra Singh 6 years, 3 months ago

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Shrawan Kashyap 6 years, 3 months ago

By Nani Palkhivala

The lesson, ‘The Ailing Planet: the Green Movement’s Role’ focuses on the deteriorating health of the Earth because of human being’s growing lust to exploit all its natural resources. A Zoo in Lusaka, Zambia calls the man as the most dangerous animal in this world. Fortunately, the Green movement launched in 1972 has been responsible for a new awareness that has dawned upon the human race. There has been an irrevocable shift from a mechanistic view to a holistic and ecological view of the world. There is a growing worldwide consciousness that the earth itself is a living organism -an enormous being of which we are parts. It has its own metabolic needs that must be respected and preserved. But, today, its vital signs reveal a patient in declining health. In 1987, the World Commission on Environment and Development popularized the concept of sustainable development – a development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of the future generations to meet their needs.

According to Mr Lester R. Brown, there are four biological systems, namely fisheries, forests, grasslands and croplands. They form the basis of the global economic system. They supply food to us and raw materials for our industries. But in large areas of the world, these systems are reaching unsustainable levels. Their productivity is being damaged.

For the first time in human history, we are concerned about the-Survival of not just the people but of the planet. In this era of responsibility, an industry can play a crucial role. Today, many industrialists and politicians have realized their responsibility in preserving the natural resources for the future generation.

The growth of world population is another factor distorting the future of our children. Development is not possible if population increases. The writer says that fertility falls as incomes rise, education spreads, and health improves. Thus, development is the best contraceptive.

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Betrayal of trust is an evil which may affect people of any time or any age

Posted by Taniya Parmar 6 years, 3 months ago

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Gyanendra Singh 6 years, 3 months ago

Can u give a hint little bit

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Gyanendra Singh 6 years, 3 months ago

Waht is it taniya

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