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Preeti Dabral 4 years, 2 months ago

It has both merits and demerits which can be explained as.

Lets first talk about its merits. it is not always easy to visit a place.it takes alot of time, money preparation, and labour to visit somewhere. these all reasons are actually complete in it but there are some more troubles that may be arises while visiting any places like we had planned to visit darjeeling but there was protest due to which it was on curfew.so we has to return empty hand and eye from a mouth of that tour. Inspite of visiting it if we had explored it through online services then it could be far better as i hope for.

Visiting a place far from on resident is some time dangerous and full of misery as we are stranger there among full of stranger. That's why we cant trust on anybody in this new world so. Its better to explore in online rather then visiting.

Mandeep Kaur 4 years, 2 months ago

I just wanna answer of this question
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Preeti Dabral 4 years, 2 months ago

The children inherit their parents' poverty and disease. The slum children inherit the diseases as they are subjected to inhuman dirty cramped conditions.

Nandika Gupta 4 years, 2 months ago

The slum children inherit the gnarled disease that is the disease of twisted bones from his father
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Preeti Dabral 4 years, 2 months ago

In creating animals that are different from her own character, Aunt Jennifer found a means of living an alternate life that is denied to her: a life that is proud, free, fearless and sure of itself. The tigers denote her yearning for power, freedom and fearless living.

Rozi Kumari 4 years, 2 months ago

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Preeti Dabral 4 years, 2 months ago

Call it innovation. Call it the tech evolution. Or the Internet of Things. Call it awesome. Or convenient. Some people call it kinda creepy.

Google is taking over our lives.

It's not anything terribly surprising. But maybe it is. Once you think about all those gloriously nerdy "moonshots" from Google and how the tech is permeating every facet of our lives, well, it adds up.

With Google's I/O developers conference this week, we have another handful of gadgets and services that sync up and make our lives so much easier. (And monitored and recorded and and potentially shared with the government, etc.).

Here's a list of Google products that illustrate what I'm getting at. Some examples (Nest, Dropcam) might outrightly bother some people more than others. Let's start with the new additions first and work our way backwards:

Nest: Google recently acquired this smart thermostat startup. Nest helps people monitor and control the temperature in their homes -- with an eye on energy savings. It gives Google a foot into technology that makes our homes smarter.

Dropcam: On behalf of Nest, Google recently purchased home-monitoring startup Dropcam. Now, Google will help you watch yourself and your friends and your family and your colleagues -- in your home or your office or wherever else you might want to install a surviellance camera.

Google Fit: Announced at I/O yesterday, this is a new suite of health-related apps for tracking fitness goals. Like other popular services, Google Fit will track every move you make and every breath you take. Well, almost.

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Shobin Koshy 4 years, 2 months ago

You are concerned resident not wearing face mask
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Hunar Malhotra 4 years, 2 months ago

The poet sees trees sprinting in opposite direction of car which is used as personification as trees are given humanly trait and spilling children who are in comparison with the lethargy of poet mother.
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Hunar Malhotra 4 years, 2 months ago

The poet says that her mother face is ashen like that of a corpse and compares her wan face with late winters moon as late winter moon her mother face is also dull , lacks strength, vitality and signifies that she is near death as winters moon signifies end of year
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Preeti Dabral 4 years, 2 months ago

Franz was afraid of being scolded that day especially because M. Hamel the teacher had said that he would question them on participles. Franz frankly admits that he was totally ignorant about the topic.

Yograj Bansal 4 years, 2 months ago

Franz was afraid of being scolding that day because he hasn't learn his homework given by M.Hamel(french teacher) on participles. 2ndly...he was gonna late that day to his school.( We can add this point also)
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Hunar Malhotra 4 years, 2 months ago

Mr M. Hamel is very obedient teacher even on last day of his lesson he gives his best to put everything that he can in the mind of Alsace and Lorraine public. He is strict teacher earlier he did not pay much attention towards the studies of children and at end regrets . He is symbolic teacher as we learn devotion and sincerity from him.

Royal Thakur ? 4 years, 2 months ago

Skof ..?
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Puravjeet Jaat Ladre 4 years, 2 months ago

CORONA virus?? Covid-19, human corona virus?? most commonly spread from an infected person to a healthy person through: 1) the air by coughing and sneezing? 2) close personal contact such as touching or shaking hands ✋ 3) touching an object or surface with the virus ? on it, then touching our mouth?, ?nose or eyes ? before Washing our ✋hands 4) rarely , fecal contamination ????? ??? ??????? The flue like symptoms like the name suggests is very similar to a comman ?cold which could last for a few days. This includes: Runny nose?? Cough? Sore throat With or without fever ? With or without headache ??????? ??????? ?? ??????? ?????? It is the severity and complication of these symptoms that causes lower respiratory tract infection which could lead to ⚰? death. It is more common among people with cardiopulmonary disease?, infant? and other adults. ??? ??? ?? ????????️ ?????????? 1) Wash your hands??? often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. 2) Avoid touching your eyes?, nose ?or mouth ?with unwashed ✋hands. 3) Avoid close contact with people who are ??? sick. 4) Go for vaccine whenever available for your age -group.
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Preeti Dabral 4 years, 2 months ago

Mr Hamel was a French teacher who came to a local village to teach villagers about their local language. Mr Hamel was quite a dedicated teacher, who was given a tough time initially but eventually he convinced the villagers the need to learn their own language and so the villagers gathered in his last session as a gesture of respect and honor of their teacher Mr Hamel. This session was special as it was the last time villagers were meeting their mentor.

Now had it been the first session, then initially he wouldn't get such a good and respectful response from students

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Preeti Dabral 4 years, 2 months ago

India is a land of amazing extremes. Here we find beautiful mountain ranges lowering above the populated valleys and forested plains in which the tiger, the trundling rhinoceros and beautiful birds live. Enchantment is everywhere be at on the shoulder of high mountain or on the terraced farm-lands meticulously carved like stairways out of the hill ridges, cascading rivulets and rushing rivers or in the forests full of wildlife, flowers and birds songs or be it on the hot sand dunes of deserts or in our lakes, rivers and seas.

India provides something for everything be it young or old, poet or painter, scholar or an artist, politician or a warrior, all take inspiration for this land. This land of combination of art which inspires and beauty which attracts millions is an eternal bliss for them.

India is an oasis of world’s different people living together. As we have stepped into the new millennium, Indian diversity in terms of its religion, language, culture etc. will always set a model for this world. We have a rich cultural heritage inherited from our ancestors. The millennium which has recently unfolded its petals has given this country a lot i.e., from a colonized to an independent country with a strong democracy and from an underdeveloped to a developing country and so on. We are proud to be the heirs of rich legacy given to us by the dedication, sacrifice and hardwork of our freedom fighters. Thus, it is the indefatigable efforts of those heroes whose heroic sacrifices have contributed to the uniqueness of India on this globe.

But after more than five decades of independence, the question that comes to one’s mind have we really made as much progress as we had dreamt of ? Though India has carved out a place on the globe but we must visualise as to what is our status in terms of economy, population, literacy, etc. how India will be visualised in the future decade i.e. by A.D. 2010 ?

Today India is on the verge of development. The fact that India has made good progress in many fields like science and technology, I.T. indigenization of machinery, satellite transmission conducting nuclear tests etc. can not be denied. But all of our efforts are in vain until and unless, we have an effective control on our rising population. Only at the dawn of this millennium we imagine the situation after a decade or so and we will be among the most popular countries of the world. Then this population explosion will have ripple effect in terms of unemployment, basic housing facilities, sanitation, food and clean drinking water. We still reel under poverty, hunger and disease how will India provide food, housing education and employment if the population clock remains unchecked by 2010 A.D. Another question emanating from the above problems will get health priority in these years ? Besides there are problems of malnutrition among children and the AIDS menace according to WHO reports about 2.0 lakh Indians were suffering from AIDS at the turn of this century and also that India may surpass Africa in HIV infection by A.D. 2010.

Yet another field of concern is primary education. India is one of the largest producers of illiterates. To achieve a good percentage of literacy is a pipe-dream. The cancer of corruption and terrorism are spreading their tentacles fast. Though it can not be denied that due to the fast pace of technological development taking place in the decade to come, more people than ever before will enjoy better quality of life in India but equally more people than ever will face the worst situation. Their quality of life is bound to deteriorate when the prevailing economic system can not cope up with even minimum needs of the people.

A Vision of Hope—As we have witnessed the five decades after independence have rolled on and another decade is in front of us. It is not that we have not achieved much anything but we could have achieved more had we used our resources in better way. For the future decade i.e. by 2010 A.D. The choice is ours either we continue to be the same people who can not come out of their old shells or learn from our mistakes in the past and thus put ourselves on the path of improvement.

The tumour of terrorism spread by Pakistan in our country, will be malignant if not solved in these years. This can only be possible if we make our economy, our defence and intelligence gathering very strong. The basic infrastructure facilities like transport, power, communication though have made a profound progress but how this can lead us to become the super power of the world is to be realised. The efforts should be made by all segments of society whether it is politicians, the bureaucrats, the doctors, the engineers. traders, teachers, scholars or a man from rural background because if India is to change everyone has to change. We all should have a vision of ‘New India’ An ‘India of our Dreams’ Thus with a firm will in our heart, focussed attention, a passionate aspiration, take our country to a garden full of progress, hopes and success.

Hema Gautam 4 years, 2 months ago

My vision of india is crystal clear. I visualise India as a warrior arising from the debris of illiteracy and poverty breaking the chains of corruption and terrorism and claiming its spot in the world by making its presence felt. My Vision of India is shelter for all homeless spending sleepless nights in the open, hearing to the unheard, attention to the unattended, sustainable use of natural resources, environmental protection.My Vision of India is to plant a tree so that our future generations can sit in its shade. I believe if we have no vision for our self then we have nothing to live. My vision is of purpose rather than expectations and opinion. My vision is even if there is no light at the end of the tunnel, my nation must keep going. My Vision of India is that every Indian should be happy, respect to every type of work, high standard cleanliness and hygiene. My vision of India is peace, prosperity and truthfulness.  Thank u
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Ashu Tosh 4 years, 2 months ago

123 gadi ke bonet se nikle psri ???
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Preeti Dabral 4 years, 2 months ago

Indian culture is an amalgamation of diverse cultures and traditions influenced by the great Indian history. India is the second most populated country in the world and is also a culturally diverse country. India comprises of 29 different states rich in their own cultures and traditions. Indian culture is the heart of the country and its people.

India’s Rich Culture 

Its diverse religions and communities mainly influence Indian culture. India’s diversified culture gathers people of various communities and cultures to celebrate festivals with brotherhood and love.

India is a hub of many multicultural and multi-traditional festivals like Holi, Diwali, Christmas, Guru Nanak, Ganesh Chaturthi, Dussehra, Ramazan, and many more. Each Indian festival unfolds its own cultural and national tale and significance and is celebrated with different customs.

India commemorates three first National festivals- the Republic Day, Independence Day, and Gandhi Jayanti, with great zeal and enthusiasm.

India’s Rich Culture and Heritage

In India, Deity is an essential part of every person’s life. Indians hold different prayers, beliefs, and values. The Hindu tradition and belief system worships and respects Cows, Banyan tree, Neem tree, and Peepal tree as their religious connotations.

India comprises many rivers such as Ganga, Bramhaputra, Yamuna, Narmada, Godavari, and Tapti River, which holds great religious significance and sentiments. The people occasionally worship these rivers.

India homes many sacred and religious places like the Amarnath temple, the Haridwar temple, Vaishno Devi, Badrinath, and Varanasi, which are located in the northern part of the country. However, in the southern region, one can visit the Rameshwaram temple, Sabrimala, and Sringeri that hold great significance.

India holds other significant religious places such as the Somnath Temple and the Dwarkadish Temple in Gujarat. The Siddhi Vinayak Temple in Mumbai is another pure Indian beauty. The famous Golden Temple, located at Amritsar, holds great beauty and importance on the Sikh pilgrimage site in India.

Conclusion

Thus, India is enriched with traditional and modern culture. People have the freedom to practice or follow the religion of their choice.

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?⚡Her?️⚡? 4 years, 2 months ago

I didn't report you plz repeat that answer as i could not see
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Saumtha Srivastava 4 years, 2 months ago

Because of external environment which was really self relaxing and beautiful. It was something beautiful because of which franz wanted to spend more time to exploring and wandering around. Thnku ?
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Preeti Dabral 4 years, 2 months ago

The World book Day is observed every year on 23rd of April. The day was started by the UNESCO to promote reading, publishing, and copyright. It is also known as the World Book and Copyright Day or the International Day of the Book. Every year, the United Nations organize educational and cultural events as a celebration of books, publishing, and reading.

The World book Day is observed every year on 23rd of April. The day was started by the UNESCO to promote reading, publishing, and copyright. It is also known as the World Book and Copyright Day or the International Day of the Book. Every year, the United Nations organize educational and cultural events as a celebration of books, publishing, and reading. The day was first celebrated on 23 April of 1995 and continues to get recognized on that day every year. It was first aimed to promote publishing and copyright but encompasses everything from reading and writing, to literature and drama. Today, more than 100 countries across the world are joining the celebration of the World Book Day Celebrations.

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Khushi Sahani 4 years, 1 month ago

Means??
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Preeti Dabral 4 years, 2 months ago

The third level is a medium of escape through which man yearns to be away from life's harsh realities. Modem life is devoid of peace and tranquility so man in his quest to seek solace escapes to a place where his aim is to seek the realization of his dreams and unfulfilled wishes of his subconscious mind.

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