Poem by Robert browning

THIS was my dream: I saw a Forest
Old as the earth, no track nor trace
Of unmade man. Thou, Soul, explorest-
Though in a trembling rapture- space
Immeasurable! Shrubs, turned trees,
Trees that touch heaven, support its frieze
Studded with sun and moon and star:
While- oh, the enormous growths that bar
Mine eye from penetrating past
Their tangled twine where lurks- nay, lives
Royally lone, some brute-type cast
I' the rough, time cancels, man forgives.

On, Soul! I saw a lucid City
Of architectural device
Every way perfect. Pause for pity,
Lightning! nor leave a cicatrice
On those bright marbles, dome and spire,
Structures palatial,- streets which mire
Dares not defile, paved all too fine
For human footstep's smirch, not thine-
Proud solitary traverser,
My Soul, of silent lengths of way-
With what ecstatic dread, aver,
Lest life start sanctioned by the stay!

Ah, but the last sight was the hideous!
A City, yes,- a Forest, true,-
But each devouring each. Perfidious
Snake-plants had strangled what I knew
Was a pavilion once: each oak
Held on his horns some spoil he broke
By surreptitiously beneath
Upthrusting: pavements, as with teeth,
Griped huge weed widening crack and split
In squares and circles stone-work erst.
Oh, Nature- good! Oh, Art- no whit
Less worthy! Both in one- accurst!
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Robert Browning

NATIONAL INTEGRATION SPEECH

NATIONAL INTEGRATION SPEECH
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A very Good Morning to all present here! I am standing here to present a speech on the topic – ‘National Integration’. It is a very significant aspect as it has a deep bearing on the country’s unity and integrity.

What exactly does National Integration mean? It means the realization of collective identity among the natives of a country. It signifies that even though we all belong to diverse religions, regions, castes and speak different languages; we must always feel that we all are one. Such feeling of oneness is very crucial for building a prosperous and strong nation. The real meaning of integration is the existence of multifarious identities with a unifying thread.

In the words of Benjamin Franklin – “National integration is the assimilation of the entire people of a country to a common identity.”

India has a vast land and people from diverse communities, cultures and castes inhabit the space. It seems almost impossible to hold all of them together and it was owing to these religious and cultural differences that the country lost its independence in the past. Now that our country is free, it should be our first and foremost responsibility to preserve its integrity and honour from external threats and internal dissension.

National Integration not only helps in the formation of a strong country, but also encourages the development of its people. In India, the period from 19th November to 25th November is celebrated as the National Integration Week to raise awareness about the subject matter among the common public.

The idea of National Integration has also led to the obliteration of social and religious differences. So, if people of our country stand in unity, many societal issues can be eradicated. People of different faith and communities who used to uphold their religion over others are gradually realizing the importance of oneness and are standing in support of the country’s unity and honour.

National integration has led to the formation of an invisible thread of unity which binds different parts of the country. It has certainly added to the country’s strength. During the struggle for Independence also, people of our country came together to win freedom from the unjust foreign rule.

In the end, I would like to say that we as Indian citizens must stand united for protecting national security. There is a famous citation by Emanuel Cleaver on National Integration which says that “There is more power in unity than division”. Hence, we must always remain united irrespective of all our social, linguistic and religious differences.

Thank You!
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Shailesh Ramanuj

IELTS2in2_GrammarExample

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📌MODEL TASK
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You should spend about 40 minutes on this task.

Due to the success of convenience food and ready-made meals, we are failing to pass on adequate culinary skills to the next generation.
To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

Write at least 250 words.
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Read the following essay. Choose the best adjective, A, B or C, to fill spaces 1-10 in the answer. Where more than one adjective is possible, choose the less common one. Use a dictionary to check meaning if necessary.

In today’s (1) .................... world, where both parents are usually working full time, the (2) .................... dependence on ready-made meals should come as no surprise. Even people without children show little desire to cook a (3) .................... meal after working all day, which is entirely (4) ..................... If they are earning and can afford to buy convenience food or go out to restaurants, why shouldn’t they? At the same time, it cannot be denied that because of this, we are losing the ability to cook (5) .................... meals at home.

The fact is that ready-made meals are not usually that good for us. They contain high levels of salt and sugar, not to mention (6) .................... preservatives and artificial colorants. A diet that is exclusively made up of such food is bound to be unhealthy.

Moreover, it is extremely important for children to learn how to cook, so that they will be fully (7) .................... when they grow up. Given that schools have no time to devote to cooking on the curriculum, the only place where children can learn (8) .................... culinary skills is in the home. Speaking personally, I have always enjoyed experimenting in the kitchen, by cooking slightly (9) .................... meals. Whatever recipe I decide on, I only use (10) .................... seasonal ingredients. Both my mother and father cook at home, and I have learned a lot of useful tips from them. If I have children of my own, I shall make sure that they learn how to cook as soon as they are old enough to enjoy the experience.

In conclusion, although some use of convenience food is natural, no one should rely on it exclusively at the expense of home-cooked food. Not only is this unhealthy but it is also threatening important skills with extinction.
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(1) stressful
(2) increased
(3) complicated
(4) understandable
(5) nutritious
(6) harmful
(7) independent
(8) basic
(9) unconventional
(10) fresh
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Shailesh Ramanuj

SPEECH ON MOTHER

SPEECH ON MOTHER
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Good Morning all! We are here on this day to salute the most lovable and important person, the Mother. Without her, anyone of us could have not been here. We are obliged towards her for taking so much pain and labour to bring us into this beautiful world.

In the words of Agatha Christie, “A mother’s love for her child is like nothing else in the world. It knows no law, no pity. It dares all things and crushes down remorselessly all that stands in its path.”

A mother feeds her children with her own blood in the womb and does a lot of sacrifices to raise her children. She is a substitute of God on this earth. No love can exceed or even match the love of a mother for her child. All the great men have reached to such points only because of the support and devotion of their mothers who always stood by them and motivated to perform ahead of the field. Gandhiji is one such example of a man who has reaped benefits from a loving and devout mother, Putlibai.

From the time we enter this world till we are carried off by the death, we come across many relationships in our lives. Some are just for a while, some deceive us and some leave us when we need them the most and some are with us because of their self-seeking attributes. But the one being that surpasses the care, affection and love of everybody for a person is the “Mother”. She is the best trainer and guide of every child. She teaches us on how to take those first steps of our lives, how to speak, write and the behavioural lessons which help us to become better adults and well conduct ourselves in this world.

Every mother should be given due respect and must be admired for all the things she does and sacrifices she makes for her children. She has done everything for her children. And now it’s our time to discharge our duties towards her. We must try our utmost to never let her down and be the cause of her grief.  We should never overlook the fact that right since the time of our birth we are so dependent on her for every little thing. She is the one who supports us and continues to nurture us with all her heart. Her love and affection are incomparable and immeasurable.

Our mothers are our security blankets that keep us warm and save us from all the difficulties. She forgets all her sorrows and lives for her child. As today is Mother’s Day, we must all pledge to make our mothers happy not only on this particular day, but for the rest of our lives.

In the end, I would like to wish a very Happy Mother’s Day to all the wonderful mothers present here and I truly seek God’s grace and protection for them so that they keep up with their challenging role always.

Thank You!
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Shailesh Ramanuj

IELTS2in2_ListeningExample

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IELTS Listening Exercise

📌TASK
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Complete the sentences below, using NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.

Museum of the History of Science
1. The building of the museum of the History of Science was built in .....................
2. The building originally contained a .................... in the basement, and lecture space for ...................., what we today might call ‘Science’.
3. The .................... on either side of the exit contain the kind of things that we used in this room in .....................
4. The museum of the History of Science opened in .....................
5. The museum is particularly famous for its collection of .....................
6. In the four corners of the entrance gallery, are four of the museum’s important .....................
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1.The building of the museum of the History of Science was built in 1683.
2. The building originally contained a chemical laboratory in the basement, and lecture space for experimental natural philosophy, what we today might call ‘Science’.
3. The showcases on either side of the exit contain the kind of things that we used in this room in the 18th century/the eighteenth century.
4. The museum of the History of Science opened in 1925.
5. The museum is particularly famous for its collection of early scientific instruments.
6. In the four corners of the entrance gallery, are four of the museum’s important individual collections.
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ESSAYS ON SUMMER VACATION

ESSAYS ON SUMMER VACATION
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Summer vacation is the summer holiday or summer break given to the students during peak summer season in the schools and colleges every year.

ESSAY ON SUMMER VACATION
Summer is the hottest season of the year however kids enjoy a lot because of the long vacation. It is very interesting and entertaining season for them as they get chance to enjoy swimming, hilly regions, eat ice-creams and their favorite fruits. They enjoy a long school off during summer vacation. We have provided below some essays on summer vacation under various words limit in order to help students who have been assigned by their teachers to write some paragraphs or complete essay on this topic. You can select any summer vacation paragraph or essay according to your need and requirement.
SUMMER VACATION ESSAY 1 (100 WORDS)
Summer vacation is the holiday period during summer season. All the schools and colleges become closed during this period because of the high environmental temperature in summer months (especially half May and full June). It becomes the hottest period of the year during summer vacation. Kids feel very happy and relax all through the vacation. Most of the students generally go to their native village, hill stations, or other cool places to enjoy with cousins, family members or village friends. Some of the kids join swimming or dancing classes to happily spend the vacation. Students are given study work for summer vacation from the school which they have to submit on opening of school.

SUMMER VACATION ESSAY 2 (150 WORDS)
Summer vacation becomes the summertime fun for the kids which begin with the ringing of last bell in the school. Summer vacation becomes the happiest moments for the kids as they get a long break from the daily hectic life of school and school work. It is the time to get entertained by getting away from the homework and nice trip to the home town, hill stations, and other cool places to beat the summer heat very easily and happily. However, students get lots of home work assignments from the school to complete at home and submit in school after opening. Even after getting assignments to do at home, they feel relaxed and entertained as they get off from the school because of high heat summer.

Summer time is the quality time for the kids. It is the time of simple pleasure and excitements. Kids can do anything what they are interested in. They can enjoy with their parents, best friends, neighbors, etc all through the vacation.

SUMMER VACATION ESSAY 3 (200 WORDS)
Summer vacations are generally the happiest period of the student’s life. It matters a lot to them as they get some rest and relax from their daily school schedule. Now-a-days, summer vacations period is 45 days every summer season. It starts from the third week of the month of May and ends on last day of last week of June month every year. The purpose of it is multifold including relaxation from high summer heat, give students a long break after final exams, etc. Students feel tired and do not take interest in study after end of the annual examinations. So, they need some rest after a long one year of study to recoup their health and viability.

Another purpose of the summer vacation is to give students some relax from the unbearable heat of the summer season. They may hurt to a great extent due to the high summer heat, so summer vacation is the best option to give them a nice break from the study and summer. It also aims to help students to get recovered in the weak subjects. During summer vacation, students get opportunity to visit new places, enhance their general knowledge, get time for project work of school, etc.

SUMMER VACATION ESSAY 4 (250 WORDS)
Summer vacations are summer holidays during which school closes down. Summer vacations are full of high summer heat however happiest moments for the students. They eagerly wait for this period from one year to get some relax from long hectic schedule. Students become happy that they do not have to enter to their classroom for next one and half months. Summer holidays bring lots of new opportunities to the student’s life and they get chance to learn new things and enhance their skill. They visit their home town, meet with their old and childhood friends, meet to the grandparents, go to hill stations, go to abroad, or take admission to get training in their interested areas to enhance the skill and knowledge.

Boys generally like to play cricket in the nearest playground with their friends whereas girls play football, badminton, basketball, etc during the summer vacation. Parents already plan summer holidays to spend quality time with their kids for fifteen days or one month long. They already book air ticket, train ticket or bus ticket according to their plan of touring. Some of the parents book beautiful hotels to stay for some days however some plan many interesting things to do at home such as morning walk, a morning tea in balcony with kids, interesting breakfast, watermelon in noon, ice-cream in evening, late night dinner, etc crazy things.

Skating is also an interesting and popular sport to learn in the summer vacation. Children with their parents and other family members, comeback to their home city and feel more relaxed, fresh and energetic.

SUMMER VACATION ESSAY 5 (300 WORDS)
Summer vacation is the happiest period of the year for the students. It lasts for about one and half months (half May and full June). All the school activities remain off after a year long period of hectic schedule. It generally commences from the first day of third week of May and ends on last day of last week of June every year. Summer vacation is the happiest period of the year for me. I like it most because I get protected from the high heat harming sun rays all through the day in summer season. I really enjoy the whole summer vacation with my loving parents and brother. We generally plan to go to the hill stations every year to get protected from the unbearable heat of summer months. It gives me chance to enhance my skill and knowledge in the areas other than the studies.

I also join tuition classes to improve my weak subjects. I enjoy my summer vacations by visiting new places of my country. This year, we have planned to visit my home town’s aunty’s home at Uttar Pradesh for almost 10 days. Then we will go to visit Science City, Victoria Memorial Hall and Nicco Park in Kolkata. We also go to visit my native place where my sweet grandparents live. I like very much to spend some quality time with them and eat fresh vegetables and fruits they crop in their fields. I will click some memorable snaps with them and keep with me forever.

Summer vacation brings lots of happiness to me every year and gives me enough time to meet my all near and dear ones. I will return to my city back on 1st of June. My parents have planned a tour for abroad also. We will rest for one week and then will go to the Singapore on 8th of June for two week. We will be back on 22nd of June and start doing holidays homework seriously.

SUMMER VACATION ESSAY 6 (400 WORDS)
I just have happily completed my summer vacations this year. I was very happy and enjoyed a lot by forgetting all the pressure of school days. I forgot all the hectic schedule of the school and daily puzzle of the school and home. I was completely unsure about this year summer vacation plan. My parents kept this plan hidden from me to give me surprise. And I was really surprised when I heard about the plan of my summer vacations. Actually it was a long tour to all the cultural heritages and beautiful tourist places of India.

I have captured all the memorable moments into my smart phone to keep it with me forever. My sweet family members are also captured in the clicks. We did swimming, morning walk in the cool natural air, wander on the roads full of greenery, played football in the ground and so many joyful activities in between the tour whenever we got time. I have noticed and tried to learn something good from the people of all cultures and traditions of India. I have met people of various religions in this year’s summer vacation. I was excited to join cricket academy from my end however, when I heard the plan of my parents I shouted loudly and jumped many times and forgot about the cricket.

I am very happy because my inner soul is satisfied. I have done a lot of shopping too with my parents at various places of India during the tour. I think it was the best summer vacations of my life. Now, we are back to the home and started doing my project works. I have to help my sister and brother too in completing their holiday’s homework. Two weeks are left more in opening our school. After completing our school holiday homework, we will go to the home town to meet our grandparents. We can go there by bus because it is quite short way of 200 km. Later, we will go at short tour of Pradarshani and nearby historical places of the village. We will eat there lots of mangoes, bael, papaya, litchi, banana, cucumber, kakadi, including other summer fruits and home-made ice-cream at my grandparent’s home.

There is a lake also where migratory birds come every year. We will enjoy seeing them in the early morning and evening. This summer vacation is really full of huge fun to me but I have to take care of my health too so that I cannot fall sick and join my school properly.
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Shailesh Ramanuj

SPEECH ON HEALTH AND FITNESS

SPEECH ON HEALTH AND FITNESS

We have provided here variety of speech on health and fitness under various words limit for the school students. You can select any of the given speeches according to your need and requirement. All the health and fitness speech are very unique and simply worded.
HEALTH AND FITNESS SPEECH 1
A very warm good morning to the respected teachers and my dear friends. As we all know that we are gathered here to celebrate this special occasion, I would like to speech over the topic of health and fitness. Health and fitness keeps our body and mind healthy and peaceful. It brings the feeling of well being physically, mentally, spiritually and socially. The criteria of health and fitness all over the world in expanding day by day. Men want to have a heavy muscle bound body whereas women a slim and trim look body. Everybody is being more conscious towards their health and wants to be fit throughout the life. It is quite tough task however not impossible for anybody to achieve a perfect body. Being healthy and fit require some tips to be followed daily with full dedication. There are many people in this huge crowd who want to be ideal person with perfect body. Health and fitness plays great role all through the life. It can be achieved by own or hiring a personal trainer.
Now-a-days, people are so busy, they do not have much time because of their busy schedule. People involved in the corporate businesses have to move very little or perform their task only by sitting. So they generally face lots of health problems like overweight, obese, laziness, body pain, idle, unmotivated, etc. Long term sitting activities may lead a person to the various health disorders. A person with healthy body feels more happy from the mind however a person with overweight or unhealthy body always feel bad and look sad. A healthy and fit person develops lots of self confidence and always gets social respect in his life. A healthy and fit person stays very energetic for a long time and look very active at the work place.

Being healthy and fit involves to maintain a strict discipline, follow etiquette, healthy food at right time, clean food, daily physical exercises, meditation, yoga, personal cleanliness, bath, etc. It is very necessary by the people of all age group to be healthy and fit. People should take care of their proper nutrition and follow healthy life style. Everyone should choose the active work place with fresh environment to avoid the long term sitting. In this way, health and fitness keeps away from all disorders and bring happiness in the life.

Thank You

HEALTH AND FITNESS SPEECH 2
A warm good morning to the excellencies, my respected teachers and my dear colleagues. I would like to speech over health and fitness at this special occasion. First of all I would like to say thanks to my class teacher to give me such a big opportunity to speech at this occasion on the health and fitness. It is the most special topic now-a-days in this regularly deteriorating environment. In the real terms health and fitness are two sides of the same coin means both are very necessary to live a healthy and happy life. Without proper health and fitness one cannot have a feeling of physical, mental and social well being. It is the common understanding which everyone must follow throughout the life for the wellness of their life and keep body and mind functioning in balance.

The real meaning of the health and fitness involves the efficient and proper working of all the body systems such as heart, nervous system, kidney, liver, digestive system, brain, etc. A person with healthy functioning body organs is called as a healthy and fit person. Being healthy and fit is not so easy in such a crowded and polluted environment. It is a big challenge to the whole human fraternity to maintain fitness together with the technological improvement in the modern world. Whenever the topic of health and fitness is discussed, many more questions arising in our mind that how to be healthy and fit, what habits we should follow to be healthy and fit, etc.

Human body has lots of independently working organs however interdependent as well. If any of the organ suffer problem, it affects other organs too and arise complications. The functioning of any singular bodies coordinates the functions of all together. Human body has many important organs however internal which we cannot see from outside. So, it arises a big question that how we can keep our internal organs safe and proper working in order to maintain our health and fitness. Following proper and timely daily routine with necessary physical exercises and healthy food on daily basis is the way to maintain health and fitness. Healthy food provides our body all the required and essential nutrients, vitamins, proteins, minerals, healthy fat and carbohydrate. Regular exercises tones up our body muscles, keeps skin fresh, keeps spine straight and fit, regularize digestive system functioning, improves blood circulation to whole body, keeps body and mind in balance, etc.

Exercise promotes heart functioning and gives it strength to pump more blood at faster rate all through the body. Thus, we can say that exercise and proper nutrition regularly help a person to keep all his organs in absolute fitness. Exercise and healthy foods are the way to keep body and mind healthy as well as avoid health hazards and medication. Both are necessary for the people of all ages. Here are some ways which can help us to stay fit and healthy for long time:

We should go for regular physical, blood, etc check-ups at least once a year to make sure that everything is normal.
We should take proper and enough sleep.
We should go for daily exercise.
We should eat healthy food.
We should never skip breakfast and other meals of the day.
We should drink plenty of water on daily basis.
We should never be in stress and try to avoid mental tension.
We should try to get solution of all problems without getting fed up.
Thank You

HEALTH AND FITNESS SPEECH 3
A very good morning to the respected teachers, my colleagues and other people gathered here. As we all know that we are here to celebrate this special occasion, I would like to speech over the topic of health and fitness. In this competitive and crowded world, everyone has forgot to take care of their health. They start a run in the early morning (to earn money for their family) which only ends in the late night. People do not have a little bit of time for themselves. They only earn money, eat and sleep. They do not know that to keep this body healthy, we need to involve in the daily physical exercises and cleanliness of body. There is a common saying that “health is wealth”. It is very true, it is only our good health which remains with us in our bad times and helps us to face all challenges of the life. Health is the most valuable and precious things for every individual in the life. Good health is the state of complete physical, mental, social and spiritual well being without any suffering.
Being a healthy and fit person require good natural environment, healthy living, healthy food, daily physical exercises, and personal cleanliness. All such things facilitates good health for long time. On the other hand, an unhealthy environment because of the over population, industrialization, and pollution causes bad health and mental disturbance. Bad health always threatens the life as it brings many dreadful diseases such as heart attack, cancer, hypertension, diabetes, hepatitis, AIDS, kidney failure, liver problems, etc.

Now-a-days, people are suffering from various mental disorders because they are spending their full time in racing to blindly earn money, to earn fame, win aim of life and achieve big status in the society.

Everyone’s life has been hectic because of the huge level competition in each field. Earlier people were used to of enjoying the nature’s beauty and enjoying the different colors of life. But now, people are working in very stressful condition without any satisfaction which is hindering the physical and mental fitness thus people are suffering many disease. Physical fitness and healthy diet are very important for getting a healthy and tension free life. People should eat very simple and light food (rich in vitamins, minerals, and proteins) with green leafy vegetables, fruits and milk. Food rich in fruits and fresh vegetables reduces the risk of cancer, cataract, diabetes, heart attack etc. People should avoid eating fast foods, oily foods, soft drinks and fatty foods. Everyone should follow good eating and exercise habits such as:

Eat breakfast at time and in large amount and light dinner 3 hrs before sleeping.
We should be a nibbler and not a foodie.
We should practice eating fresh salad with meal.
We should not keep ourselves starve for long time or overeat subsequently.
We should avoid fast foods and canned foods.
We should eat heart friendly foods like yellow, orange and green vegetables and fruits.
We should reduce the intake of food and exercise more as the age increases.
We should go for daily light and heavy physical exercises by keeping in mind the structure of body.
Regular exercises enhances basic metabolic rate which increases absorption of digested food and burns extra body fat by improving vital organs functioning.
We should practice yoga and meditation at home on daily basis.
We should go for proper sleep at right time and follow early to bed early to rise regime. We should take care that; never sleep with stress, never sleep during the day, always drink warm milk before going to bed.
Thank You

HEALTH AND FITNESS SPEECH 4
A very good morning to everyone. I would like to speech on the topic of health and fitness at the celebration event of this special occasion. Now-a-days, people do not take care of their health and do not realize the importance of their good health. As we all know that “Health is Wealth” however people following this regime are very less in number. Good health and fitness is very necessary to carry out all the daily routine tasks. Some people have wrong consideration about being healthy means they understand that they are healthy if they are physically healthy, they never consider the health of their minds. Being healthy means feeling of well being physically, mentally, socially and intellectually. Good health is not only to alleviate physical disorders, it also means being mentally healthy.

An unhealthy mind leads a person towards unhealthy body and vice versa. It is very necessary to balance the mental and physical health to enjoy the life and nature’s beauty. Good mental health makes a person able to feel well-being with good inner strength. We all should know about how to take care of our bodies. Following timely daily routine, exercise and eating proper healthy foods are best ways to stay healthy and fit.

Taking food according to the body requirement, high in protein and vitamin and low in sugar, salt, fat and alcohol is good for the fitness. People should select and eat right foods according to their body type that may provide required energy to them. Healthy food energize the body, keeps person happy and provides a happy mind. On the other hand, poor nutrition makes a person weak, sad, angry, tired and worry which are not good for the mind.

Healthy foods and daily physical exercises are also necessary to keep hormones in balance. It reduces the depression level by improving the mood and relieving anxiety. We should keep our mind busy in the free times by playing cross word puzzles, calculating sums in the head, learning something new, etc. It is like mental exercise keep mind peaceful and calm. We should take some time from our busy lifestyles and schedules to enjoy the life and nature. We should follow all the best ways ensuring our healthy and long life.

Advantages of Being Healthy and Fit

There are many advantages of being healthy and fit. Some of are:

Being healthy and fit helps in controlling weight.
It helps in combating with health disorders and seasonal problems.
It helps in improving mood and boosts energy level.
It promotes better sleep every night without any negative thoughts.
It regulates cardiovascular health and metabolic health.
Being healthy and fit reduces the risk of cancer.
It promotes bone strength and mental health.
It provides longevity without aging problems.
Thank You
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Shailesh Ramanuj

Abbreviated form

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1. *PAN* - permanent account number.
2. *PDF* - portable document format.
3. *SIM* - Subscriber Identity Module.
4. *ATM* - Automated Teller machine.
5. *IFSC* - Indian Financial System Code.
6. *FSSAI(Fssai)* - Food Safety & Standards Authority of India.
7. *Wi-Fi* - Wireless fidelity.
8. *GOOGLE* - Global Organization Of Oriented Group Language Of Earth.
9. *YAHOO* - Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle.
10. *WINDOW* - Wide Interactive Network Development for Office work Solution.
11. *COMPUTER* - Common Oriented Machine. Particularly United and used under Technical and Educational Research.
12. *VIRUS* - Vital Information Resources Under Siege.
13. *UMTS* - Universal Mobile Telecommunicati ons System.
14. *AMOLED* - Active-matrix organic light-emitting diode.
15. *OLED* - Organic light-emitting diode.
16. *IMEI* - International Mobile Equipment Identity.
17. *ESN* - Electronic Serial Number.
18. *UPS* - Uninterruptible power supply.
19. *HDMI* - High-Definition Multimedia Interface.
20. *VPN* - Virtual private network.
21. *APN* - Access Point Name.
22. *LED* - Light emitting diode.
23. *DLNA* - Digital Living Network Alliance.
24. *RAM* - Random access memory.
25. *ROM* - Read only memory.
26. *VGA* - Video Graphics Array.
27. *QVGA* - Quarter Video Graphics Array.
28. *WVGA* - Wide video graphics array.
29. *WXGA* - Widescreen Extended Graphics Array.
30. *USB* - Universal serial Bus.
31. *WLAN* - Wireless Local Area Network.
32. *PPI* - Pixels Per Inch.
33. *LCD* - Liquid Crystal Display.
34. *HSDPA* - High speed down-link packet access.
35. *HSUPA* - High-Speed Uplink Packet Access.
36. *HSPA* - High Speed Packet Access.
37. *GPRS* - General Packet Radio Service.
38. *EDGE* - Enhanced Data Rates for Globa Evolution.
39. *NFC* - Near field communication.
40. *OTG* - On-the-go.
41. *S-LCD* - Super Liquid Crystal Display.
42. *O.S* - Operating system.
43. *SNS* - Social network service.
44. *H.S* - HOTSPOT.
45. *P.O.I* - Point of interest.
46. *GPS* - Global Positioning System.
47. *DVD* - Digital Video Disk.
48. *DTP* - Desk top publishing.
49. *DNSE* - Digital natural sound engine.
50. *OVI* - Ohio Video Intranet.
51. *CDMA* - Code Division Multiple Access.
52. *WCDMA* - Wide-band Code Division Multiple Access.
53. *GSM* - Global System for Mobile Communications.
54. *DIVX* - Digital internet video access.
55. *APK* - Authenticated public key.
56. *J2ME* - Java 2 micro edition.
57. *SIS* - Installation source.
58. *DELL* - Digital electronic link library.
59. *ACER* - Acquisition Collaboration Experimentation Reflection.
60. *RSS* - Really simple syndication.
61. *TFT* - Thin film transistor.
62. *AMR*- Adaptive Multi-Rate.
63. *MPEG* - moving pictures experts group.
64. *IVRS* - Interactive Voice Response System.
65. *HP* - Hewlett Packard.

*Do we know actual full form of some words???*
66. *News paper =*
_North East West South past and present events report._
67. *Chess =*
_Chariot, Horse, Elephant, Soldiers._
68. *Cold =*
_Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease._
69. *Joke =*
_Joy of Kids Entertainment._
70. *Aim =*
_Ambition in Mind._
71. *Date =*
_Day and Time Evolution._
72. *Eat =*
_Energy and Taste._
73. *Tea =*
_Taste and Energy Admitted._
74. *Pen =*
_Power Enriched in Nib._
75. *Smile =*
_Sweet Memories in Lips Expression._
76. *etc. =*
_End of Thinking Capacity_
77. *OK =*
_Objection Killed_
78. *Or =*
_Orl Korec (Greek Word)_
79. *Bye =*♥
_Be with you Everytime._

*share these meanings as majority of us don't know*👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

ESSAYS ON ORGAN DONATION

ESSAYS  ON ORGAN DONATION
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Organ donation has proved to be a miracle for the society. Organs such as kidneys, heart, eyes, liver, small intestine, bone tissues, skin tissues and veins are donated for the purpose of transplantation. The donor gives a new life to the recipient by the way of this noble act.

Organ donation is encouraged worldwide. The government of different countries have put up different systems in place to encourage organ donation. However, the demand for organs is still quite high as compared to their supply. Effective steps must be taken to meet this ever-increasing demand. Here are essays of varying lengths to help you with the topic of organ donation in your exam.

ESSAY ON ORGAN DONATION
ORGAN DONATION ESSAY 1 (200 WORDS)
Organ donation is done by both living and deceased donors. The living donors can donate one of the two kidneys, a lung or a part of a lung, one of the two lobes of their liver, a part of the intestines or a part of the pancreas. While a deceased donor can donate liver, kidneys, lungs, intestines, pancreas, cornea tissue, skin tissue, tendons and heart valves.

The organ donation process varies from country to country. The process has broadly been classified into two categories – Opt in and Opt out. Under the opt-in system, one is proactively required to register for donation of his/ her organs while in the opt-out system, every individual becomes a donor post death unless he/she opts-out of it.

There is a huge demand for organs. It is sad how several people in different parts of the world die each year waiting for organ transplant. The governments of different countries are taking steps to raise the supply of organs and in certain parts the number of donors has increased. However, the requirement of organs has simultaneously increased at a much rapid speed.

Each one of us should come forward and register to donate organs after death. “Be an organ donor, all it costs is a little love”.

ORGAN DONATION ESSAY 2 (300 WORDS)
Organ donation takes place when an organ of a person’s body is removed with his consent while he is alive or with the consent of his family member after his death for the purpose of research or transplant. Kidneys, liver, lungs, heart, bones, bone marrow, corneas, intestines and skin are transplanted to give new life to the receiver.

Organ Donation Process

Living Donors
Living donors require undergoing thorough medical tests before organ donation. This also includes psychological evaluation of the donor to ensure whether he understands the consequences of donation and truly consents for it.

Deceased Donors
In case of the deceased donors, it is first verified that the donor is dead. The verification of death is usually done multiple times by a neurologist. It is then determined if any of his/ her organs can be donated.

After death, the body is kept on a mechanical ventilator to ensure the organs remain in good condition. Most organs work outside the body only for a couple of hours and thus it is ensured that they reach the recipient immediately after removal.

Gap between Demand and Supply

The demand for organs is considerably higher than the number of donors around the world. Each year several patients die waiting for donors. Statistics reveal that in India against an average annual demand for 200,000 kidneys, only 6,000 are received. Similarly, the average annual demand for hearts is 50,000 while as low as 15 of them are available.

The need for organ donation needs to be sensitized among the public to increase the number of donors. The government has taken certain steps such as spreading awareness about the same by way of TV and internet. However, we still have a long way to go.

Conclusion

Organ donation can save a person’s life. Its importance must not be overlooked. A proper system should be put in place for organ donation to encourage the same.

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ORGAN DONATION ESSAY 3 (400 WORDS)
Organ donation is the process of allowing organ or tissue to be removed surgically from one person to place it in another person or to use it for research purpose. It is done by the consent of donor in case he is alive or by the consent of next of kin after death. Organ donation is encouraged worldwide.

Kidneys, liver, lungs, heart, bones, bone marrow, skin, pancreas, corneas, intestines and skin are commonly used for transplantation to render new life to the recipient. Organ donation is mostly done after the donor’s death. However, certain organs and tissues such as a kidney, lobe of a lung, portion of the liver, intestine or pancreas can be donated by living donors as well.

Organ Donation Consent Process

There are two types of consents when it comes to organ donation. These are the explicit consent and the presumed consent.

Explicit Consent: Under this the donor provides a direct consent through registration and carrying out other required formalities based on the country.
Presumed Consent: This does not include a direct consent from the donor or the next of kin. As the name suggests, it is assumed that the donation would have been allowed by the potential donor in case consent was pursued.
Among the possible donors approximately twenty five percent of the families deny donation of their loved one’s organs.

Organ Donation in India

Legalised by Law
Organ donations are legal as per the Indian law. The Transplantation of Human Organs Act (THOA), 1994 enacted by the government of India permits organ donation and legalizes the concept of brain death.

Documentation and Formalities
The donor is required to fill a prescribed form. The same can be taken from the hospital or other medical facility approached for organ donation or can be downloaded from the ministry of health and family welfare government of India’s website.

In case of a deceased donor, a written consent from the lawful custodian is required in the prescribed application form.

Statistics
As is the case with the rest of the world, the demand of organs in India is much higher compared to their supply. There is a major shortage of donated organs in the country. Several patients are on the wait list and many of them succumb to death waiting for organ transplant.

Conclusion

The government of India is making efforts to spread awareness about organ transplant to encourage the same. However, it needs to take effective steps to raise the number of donors.

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ORGAN DONATION ESSAY 4 (500 WORDS)
Organ donation refers to the process of giving organs or tissues to a living recipient who requires a transplant. Organ donation is mostly done after death. However, certain organs can be donated even by a living donor.

The organs that are mostly used for the purpose of transplant include kidney, liver, heart, pancreas, intestines, lungs, bones and bone marrow. Each country follows its own procedure for organ donation. Here is a look at how different countries encourage and process organ donation.

Organ Donation Process – Opt In and Opt Out

While certain countries follow the organ donation opt-in procedure others have the opt-out procedure in place. Here is a look at the difference between these two processes of organ donation:

Opt In System: In the opt-in system, people are required to proactively sign up for the donation of their organs after death.
Opt Out System: Under this system, organ donation automatically occurs unless a person specifically makes a request to opt out before death.
Organ Donation in Different Countries

India
India follows the opt-in system when it comes to organ donation. Anyone who wishes to donate organs needs to fill a prescribed form available on the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Government of India’s website.

In order to control organ commerce and encourage donation after brain death, the government of India came up with the law, The Transplantation of Human Organs Act in the year 1994. This brought about a considerable change in terms of organ donation in the country.

Spain
Spain is known to be the world leader in organ donations. It follows the opt-out system for organ donation.

United States
The need for organs in the United States is growing at a rapid pace. Though there has been a rise in the number of organ donors, however, the number of patients waiting for the organs has increased at a much higher rate. Organ donation in the United States is done only with the consent of the donor or their family. However, several organizations here are pushing for the opt-out organ donation.

United Kingdom
Organ donation in the United Kingdom is voluntary. Individuals who want to donate their organs after death can register for the same.

Iran
This is the only country that has been able to overcome the shortage of transplant organs. It has a legal payment system for organ donation and is also the only country that has legalized organ trade.

Japan
Organ donation is quite low in Japan as compared to other western countries. This is mainly due to cultural reasons, distrust in western medicines and a controversial organ transplant that took place in 1968.

Columbia
In Columbia, the ‘Law 1805’ passed in August 2016, introduced the opt-out policy for organ donation.

Chile
Chile opted for the opt-out policy for organ donation under the, ‘Law 20,413’ wherein all the citizens above the age of 18 years will donate organs unless they specifically deny it before death.

Conclusion

Most of the countries around the world suffer from low organ donor rate. The issue must be taken more seriously. Laws to increase the rate of organ donation must be put in place to encourage the same.

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ORGAN DONATION ESSAY 5 (600 WORDS)
Organ Donation is the surgical removal of a living or dead donor’s organs to place them in the recipient to render him/her a new life. Organ donation has been encouraged worldwide. However, the demand of human organs far outweighs the supply. Low rate of organ donation around the world can be attributed to various reasons. These reasons are discussed below in detail.

Teleological Issues

The moral status of the black market organ donation is debatable. While some argue in favour of it others are absolutely against the concept. It has been seen that those who donate their organs are generally from the poor section of the society and those who can afford these are quite well off. There is thus an imbalance in the trade.

It has been observed that those who can purchase the organs are taking advantage of the ones who are desperate to sell. This is said to be one of the reasons for the rising inequality of status between the rich and the poor. On the other hand, it is argued that those who want to sell their organs should be allowed to do so as preventing them from it is only contributing to their status as impoverished. Those who are in favour of the organ trade also argue that exploitation is preferable to death and hence organ trade must be legalized. However, as per a survey, later in life the living donors regret their decision of donating their organs.

Several cases of organ theft have also come forward. While those in support of the legalization of organ market say that this happens because of the black market nature of trade while others state that legalizing it would only result in the rise of such crimes as the criminal can easily state that the organ being sold has not been stolen.

Deontological Issues

These are defined by a person’s ethical duty to take action. Almost all the societies in the world believe that donating organs voluntarily is ethically permissible. Many scholars believe that everyone should donate their organs after death.

However, the main issue from the standpoint of deontological ethics is the debate over the definitions of life, death, body and human. It has been argued that organ donation is an act of causing self harm. The use of cloning to come up with organs with a genotype identical to the recipient is another controversial topic.

Xenotransplantation which is the transfer of animal organs into human bodies has also created a stir. Though this has resulted in increased supply of organs it has also received a lot of criticism. Certain animal rights groups have opposed the sacrifice of animals for organ donation. Campaigns have been launched to ban this new field of transplantation.

Religious Issues

Different religious groups have different viewpoints regarding organ donation. The Hindu religion does not prohibit people from donating organs. The advocates of the Hindu religion state that it is an individual choice. Buddhists share the same view point.

The Catholics consider it as an act of love and charity. It is morally and ethically acceptable as per them. The Christian Church, Islam, United Methodists and Judaism encourage organ donation. However, Gypsies tend to oppose it as they believe in afterlife. The Shintos are also against it as they believe that injuring a dead body is a heinous crime.

Apart from this, the political system of a country also impacts organ donation. The organ donation rate can increase if the government extends proper support. There needs to be a strong political will to ensure rise in the transplant rate. Specialised training, care, facilities and adequate funding must be provided to ensure a rise.

Conclusion

The demand for organs has always been way higher than their supply due to the various issues discussed above. There is a need to focus on these issues and work upon them in order to raise the number of organ donors.
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Shailesh Ramanuj

IELTS2in2_SpeakingExample

#IELTS2in2_SpeakingExample

Speaking Part 1 - Introduction and interview

This part of the test begins with the examiner introducing himself or herself and checking the candidate’s identification. It then continues as an interview.

📌QUESTIONS
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Let’s talk about your home town or village.
What kind of place is it?
What’s the most interesting part of your town/village?
What kind of jobs do the people in your town/village do?
Would you say it’s a good place to live? (Why?)

Let’s move on to talk about accommodation.
Tell me about the kind of accommodation you live in?
How long have you lived there?
What do you like about living there?
What sort of accommodation would you most like to live in?
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📌MODEL CONVERSATION
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Examiner: Now, in this first part, I’d like to ask you some more questions about yourself, OK?
Let’s talk about your home town or village. What kind of place is it?
Candidate: It’s quite a small village, about 20km from Zurich. And it’s very quiet. And we have only little ... two little shops because most of the people work in Zurich or are orientated to the city.
Examiner: What’s the most interesting part of this place ... village?
Candidate: On the top of a hill we have a little castle which is very old and quite well known in Switzerland.
Examiner: What kind of jobs do people in the village do?
Candidate: We have some farmers in the village as well as people who work in Zurich as bankers or journalists or there are also teachers and some doctors, some medicines.
Examiner: Would you say it’s a good place to live?
Candidate: Yes. Although it is very quiet, it is … people are friendly and I would say it is a good place to live there, yes.
Examiner: Let’s move on to talk about accommodation. Tell me about the kind of accommodation you live in ...
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Shailesh Ramanuj

HOW TO MOTIVATE YOURSELF TO STUDY

HOW TO MOTIVATE YOURSELF TO STUDY
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Self motivation is an important attribute a person has. Having self motivation helps a person to commit towards the study or any project in life, be a good leader as well as involve in types of creative activities. Self motivation can be available in the person as a trait by birth however; it can also be developed with time through regular practice.
When you study you read deeply, you understand all aspects of the subject and get a good command over it. Now, this could be a subject of academic study as part of your curriculum whether it is at school, college or any other institution of learning, or then any other subject that you fancy or wish to learn about, or then any book or reading material you read with great interest. In other words, study is not restricted to subjects of academic or scholastic learning alone.

Whatever the subject of study and whatever the reason to study, it requires a certain commitment on your part. Well, obviously that is why you are engaging in the study in the first place.

There are benefits to deep study

Remind yourself time to time that there are unlimited benefits to deep study. A study of any subject will give you many a benefit. Study allows for the expansion of the brain and the mind. Unless you study you cannot possess any information or knowledge on any subject. And without knowledge you deny yourself all scope for growth and development mentally, intellectually and scholastically.

By engaging in deep study you will possess extensive knowledge on the subject matter. As a result you can share your ideas and thoughts on the subject with others. By sharing your knowledge you can help in bringing greater good to all.

A study of a subject that is of academic importance as for instance in school or college will help you learn important concepts that you will find crucial in your further studies. Every concept in your study lays the foundation for the understanding of higher and subsequent concepts in the subject.

A clear understanding of any subject requires in-depth study. Superficial reading gives only superficial knowledge that will not stand the test of time. Your retention of the material will be limited if at all. A good grasp of a subject calls for serious and devoted study. A deep study of any subject reveals the many aspects of the subject and actually helps pique the interest of an inquisitive mind and receptive and eager brain. And, thus is paved the way for higher learning in the subject.

Deep study also allows for specialization. If one wants to specialize in a subject there is no way but to study with unwavering interest and steadfastness. The benefits of study translate into the making of a career.

You need to motivate yourself to study

And while we appreciate that it is important and crucial to study, we need to motivate ourselves to keep at it. Study is not a one-off activity. You need to persevere. You need to be committed. Study requires a long-term engagement. It may mean repeated reading. A self-help book, for instance, may have to be read again. A scripture may be read again and again. And in the case of study for a profession or career it may mean many years of study. Isn’t it?

Whatever the nature or purpose of study, we need to prod ourselves to actually engage in it. Often students who have to study find it hard to keep at it. So, there is need to motivate oneself to study. Also, those who have, due to one reason or another, given up a course without its completion need to be motivated to resume their study to gain an academic qualification.

If you are self motivated by birth, you are a lucky one and really blessed by the God. However, if you lack this self motivation, you need to develop it through practice on regular basis. Following are some effective ways which will help you about how to get yourself motivated:

Develop the reading habit

You need to develop the reading habit. It has to be cultivated gradually in case you are not a keen reader. Study after all begins by reading. So, first of all you need to take an interest in reading. Even if only rough or cursory reading, do it. That is the first step.

Reading is enjoyable. Read leisurely when you have time on your hands. You will see the pleasure in reading. And, it will help you in savouring what you read. You will develop the habit of reading slowly and understanding all the nuances of the subject matter in question.
Engage in repeated reading and study

Sometimes, if not always, you need to engage in several rounds of reading to study a particular subject to fully understand the matter. In the first reading you may just get the hang of it. In subsequent rounds, you will actually get the whole idea or grasp the entire topic. This will also facilitate learning by heart when you have to reproduce certain facts or memorize mathematical tables or scientific formulae or recite poetry.

Repeated study helps in refreshing your memory. However, give gaps before you go in for the second and third and subsequent rounds of reading. Re-reading without a time gap may not lead to better grasping of the subject matter; it would tend to get boring.

Read inspirational biographies

When you read inspirational and motivational stories of great personalities, who did great work in their particular chosen field, you feel encouraged and enthused to work hard. And so if the work at hand is to study you will realize the need to study well. You will be keen to follow your role model. And in the process you will appreciate the fact that the primary requirement for success in any field is to study. A film actor has to study a film script well. A sportsperson has to study the genius of other sportsmen who made a mark in their particular sport or game. A scientist has to study. A historian has to study.

Engaging in study is a habit, so develop it

Unless you make efforts, success will elude you. It seems to be true whatever the field of activity. To excel in performing yogic asanas, practice is required. Dance requires practice. Similarly, sportsmen and theatre persons have to practise. Practice is, in other words, regular and persistent effort. So, to study, and study well, you need to be at it with constancy and be persevering. You will then find engaging in study quite easy. Studying is a habit. So, develop it.

It will do well to cultivate the habit because; it is not limited to academics.

No pain, no gain

If you want to achieve your goal you will have to work hard. You will need to make the requisite efforts. And that means you will have to engage in serious study. Whether it is rocket science or art, physics or geography, films or sculpting, sports or designing. If you lack a good study in your area of work, how will you put across what you do?

Keep your goal in view

If you have determined your goal you need to be steadfast in your efforts to achieve it. If you need to study seriously to achieve your goal, you have no choice but to do it. So, keeping your goal in view will motivate you to study. You need to realize that your motivation alone can keep up your efforts towards attaining your goal. So, see your goal as the beacon.

No goal is attained without concerted efforts. If others before you have attained lofty goals it is because they worked hard. So, you too can work hard. You too can study and understand your subject of choice.

Whatever profession or career you may want to choose whether administrator or engineer, artist or musician, doctor or engineer, you need to motivate yourself to engage in a deep study of the subject. Then you will see the beauty of the subject in a deeper way. And then your work will not be a burden. In fact, you will begin to experience enjoyment in studying.

Time is of the essence

Achieving your goal requires that you work in a meaningful, feasible and practical time frame. Often there is an age bracket when you have to achieve your goal. So you cannot afford to be lackadaisical or laid back. You need to study within the set time frame.

Whether it is an examination or course or academic program, there are certain schedules that need to be followed within set time limits. And so you need to motivate yourself to complete the course within the time limit.

Of course, if you delay your goal you experience dejection. But more importantly delaying in pursuing your goal may even make the goal inaccessible to you if there is an age limit. Isn’t it? So, realize the importance of time. And you will be able to motivate yourself to do what is important. And this will help you in engaging in studying in right earnest.

Resources are limited, make the best use

All resources are really limited – time, money and energy. So, when you are fortunate to have these resources, don’t waste them. Put them to good use. See the temporality and limited nature of resources. You will then realize that you should put them to the best use. Wasted resources do not reappear for use. Once gone, forever gone. If you appreciate this truth, you will set yourself to do important tasks and to study when it can fetch you good results, whether it is by way of clearing an exam, making a career or building a profession.

Success is sweet, savour it

No doubt you have to make efforts to achieve your goal. But when you have succeeded in achieving your goal, you get to savour the sweet taste of success. It may be strenuous to study but when the results of your study come by way of success you will be the happiest. And that is what matters. So, don’t grudge engaging in deep and serious study. In the long run, you will value having studied in right earnest.

Be practical, be optimistic, and be positive

It is as simple as that. You need to study. So motivate yourself to simply engage in the activity of studying. Shirking from study does not help you in the long run. It is in your best interest to study. And, so it is advisedly the best solution to study with a positive state of mind and with a curiosity and freshness to what you have to study. So that you actually enjoy studying. And can motivate yourself to study. It can be a virtuous cycle really. So get into the groove and start studying.

So, these were some ways which you can use on regular basis to get yourself motivated towards study or any project in the life and develop self motivation habit in yourself through the time.
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Article written by N. KALYANI

ESSAYS ON MY SCHOOL

ESSAYS ON MY SCHOOL
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A school is the institution, either run by government or private body, to offer education in a systematic and disciplined manner to the students of all age group.

ESSAY ON MY SCHOOL
Find easy to learn and write essay on My School for your kids and children studying in classes nursery, KG, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10. Motivate your children for essay writing using following easy and simple My School essay. You can select anyone of these according to the need:
MY SCHOOL ESSAY 1 (100 WORDS)
My school is very good having four storey building. It is like a temple where we go daily to study. First of all in the early morning, we pray to God for our better study and say good morning to our class teacher. Then we start study according to our syllabus. I like to go school daily. My school has very strict discipline which we need to follow on regular basis. I like my school dress very much. It is situated around 2 km away from my sweet home. I go to school by yellow school bus. My school is located at very peaceful place and away from the pollution, noise, dust, noise and smoke of the city.
MY SCHOOL ESSAY 2 (150 WORDS)
My school is very excellent having red colour three storey building. I like to go school on daily basis in the proper uniform. My class teacher is very kind and teaches us to follow school discipline. My school is located at very nice place and away from all the crowd and noise of the city. My school has two small green gardens near to the main gate where lots of colourful flower beds, grassy lawns, fruits trees and two beautiful showers.

My school has lots of facilities such as one computer lab, two science labs, one big library, one common reading room, one big playground, one nice stage and one stationary shop. My school has classes for nursery to 12th class students. My school has around fifty seven highly qualified teachers including men and women, 20 helpers, one principal and 10 gate keepers. My teacher teaches us very politely and makes us learn subjects in very creative and attractive ways.

MY SCHOOL ESSAY 3 (200 WORDS)
A school is very genuine place like a temple where we go daily to learn and study to go ahead in our life. We pray to God daily in the school for our better lives and proper study. We say good morning to our class teacher daily and she responses with her smiling face. Our school has a big garden back to the school building. School is the place where we learn everything with the help of our teachers. They help us in working hard for our study and make us tough to go ahead in our life. They tell us about cleanliness, hygiene and proper healthy diet.

Our teacher always motivates us to take part in the sports activity, quiz competitions, oral and written activities, debates, scouting, group discussion and other activities in the school. Our class teacher teaches us to maintain discipline of the school and keeps the school compound clean and tidy. Our principal tells us motivational messages daily on the stage of prayer. We learn to be honest, truthful, obedient and sincere in our whole life. We learn how to concentrate on the study in the class room. Our school organizes a quiz competition, dance competition and sports competition annually which is compulsory for us to participate.

MY SCHOOL ESSAY 4 (250 WORDS)
School is the temple of learning and get trained for the professional and social life. My school was set up in 1990 on the donated land with the help of donated money. My school atmosphere is very pleasant and school environment is very clean and attractive. My school building is located in the centre of the play ground. On one side of the school there is a big garden having small pond. There are many colourful fish and other water animals in this pond. My school is four storey building having classes for nursery to 12th class students.

My school has one big library, principal office, head office, clerk office, one science laboratory, one computer lab, one common study room, one big lobby, teacher common room, one big sports ground, separate hostel for girls and boys in the school campus. My school has highly qualified and experienced teachers who teach us in very effective and creative manner. My school has around one thousand students who always rank higher in the competitions held outside the school or inside the school. We all go to school in the proper uniform. We have two types of the uniform, one common uniform and other house uniform.

My school timing starts at 7.50 am in the morning and 1.30 pm in the afternoon in the summer season and 8.50 am in the morning and 3.30 pm in the evening in the winter season. We daily go to the library for sometime where we practice reading creative books and newspaper for enhancing our skill and general knowledge.

MY SCHOOL ESSAY 5 (300 WORDS)
My School is located very close around 1km from my home. It looks very clean and peaceful. My school is like a temple where we go daily, pray to God and study for 6 hrs a day. My school teacher is very nice ad teaches us very politely. My school has strict norms of study, hygiene and uniform. I like to go school daily as my mother says that it is very necessary to go to school daily and follow all the discipline. School is a temple of learning where we very creatively involved in the learning process. We learn other things too with our study like discipline, manners, behave well, punctuality and many more etiquette.

The atmosphere of my school is wonderful where lots of natural scenery and greenery are available. There is a large garden and pond having fish, frog, colourful flowers, trees, decorative trees, green grass etc. Other things like big play ground, large open spaces all around the school give my school a natural beauty. There is a facility of cricket net, basket ball court and skating ground as well. My school follows CBSE board norms. My school provides facility of classes to students from nursery to 12th class. My school principal is very strict about school discipline, hygiene and cleanliness.

My school provides bus facility to the students which are located far from the school. All students assemble in the play ground in the morning and do Morning Prayer and then disperse to their respective class rooms. My school provides admission to nursery class (around 2000) students every year. I have different teachers for my different classes like P.T, Maths, English, Hindi, G.K., music, dancing, painting and drawing. My school has a big library, stationery shop and canteen inside the school campus. My school organizes an annual function for all classes every year which we must participate.

MY SCHOOL ESSAY 6 (400 WORDS)
My school is very grand having three storeys impressively structured building and located in the centre of city. It is situated around 3 km from my home and I go to school by bus. My school is one of the best schools in the state I live. It is located at very peaceful place without any pollution, noise and dust. School building has two staircases at both ends which lead us to every floor. It has well equipped and big library, well instrumented science lab and one computer lab at first floor. At ground floor there is a school auditorium where all the annual functions, meetings, PTM, dance competitions takes place.
Principal office, head office, clerk room, staff room and common study room are located at ground floor. The school canteen, stationery shop, chess room and skating hall are also located at ground floor. My school has two big cemented basketball courts in front of the school principal office while football field lies in the side of it. My school has a small green garden, in front of the head office, full of colourful flowers and decorative plants which enhance the beauty of the entire school complex. Around 1500 students have taken admission in my school. They always rank higher in any inter-school competitions.

The study norms of my school are very creative and innovative which helps us in understanding any tough matters very easily. Our teachers teach us very sincerely and tell us everything practically. My school ranks first in any programme like inter-school cultural pursuits and sports activities. My school celebrates all the important days of the year such as Sports Day, Teacher’s Day, Parents’ Day, Children’s Day, School Anniversary Day, Founder’s Day, Republic Day, Independence Day, Christmas Day, Mother’s Day, Annual function, Happy New Year, Mahatma Gandhi Birthday, etc in a grand manner.

We participate in the co-curricular activities such as swimming, scouting, N.C.C., school band, skating, singing, dancing, etc. Students having unfair behavior and undisciplined activities are punished by the class teacher as per the school norms. Our principal takes classes of every student daily in the meeting hall for 10 minutes to deal with our character formation, etiquette, moral education, acquiring good values and respecting others. Our school time is very interesting and enjoyable as we do lots of creative and practical works daily. Our oral assessment of storytelling, singing, poem recitation, conversation in Hindi and English is taken by the class teacher on daily basis. So, my school is the best school of the world.
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Shailesh Ramanuj

ARTICLE ON WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

ARTICLE ON WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
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Women empowerment implies the ability in women to take decisions with regard to their life and work and giving equal rights to them in all spheres like: personal, social, economic, political, legal and so on.
Women empowerment is the much-talked about issue today. Women are increasingly getting empowered to decide the course of their life and professions and realise their fullest potential. We are providing here four articles on women empowerment useful for all people especially for students. All the articles are written in simple English language with different word counts of 300, 500, 600 and 800 respectively.

WOMEN EMPOWERMENT ARTICLES
ARTICLE ON WOMEN EMPOWERMENT 1 (300 WORDS)
Women Empowerment: Winds of Change

Women empowerment has become the buzzword today with women working alongside men in all spheres. They profess an independent outlook, whether they are living inside their home or working outside. They are increasingly gaining control over their lives and taking their own decisions with regard to their education, career, profession and lifestyle.

With steady increase in the number of working women, they have gained financial independence, which has given them confidence to lead their own lives and build their own identity. They are successfully taking up diverse professions to prove that they are second to none in any respect.   But while doing so, women also take care to strike a balance between their commitment to their profession as well as their home and family. They are playing multiple roles of a mother, daughter, sister, wife and a working professional with remarkable harmony and ease.   With equal opportunities to work, they are functioning with a spirit of team work to render all possible co-operation to their male counterparts in meeting the deadlines and targets set in their respective professions.

Women empowerment is not limited to urban, working women but women in even remote towns and villages are now increasingly making their voices heard loud and clear in society. They are no longer willing to play a second fiddle to their male counterparts. Educated or not, they are asserting their social and political rights and making their presence felt, regardless of their socio-economic backgrounds.

While it is true that women, by and large, do not face discrimination in society today, unfortunately, many of them face exploitation and harassment which can be of diverse types: emotional, physical, mental and sexual. They are often subjected to rape, abuse and other forms of physical and intellectual violence.

Women empowerment, in the truest sense, will be achieved only when there is attitudinal change in society with regard to womenfolk, treating them with proper respect, dignity, fairness and equality. The rural areas of the country are, by and large, steeped in a feudal and medieval outlook, refusing to grant women equal say in the matters of their education, marriage, dress-code, profession and social interactions. Let us hope, women empowerment spreads to progressive as well as backward areas of our vast country.

ARTICLE ON WOMEN EMPOWERMENT 2 (500 WORDS)
Women Empowerment: Making the World a Better Place

We are living in an age of women empowerment. Women the world over are working shoulder to shoulder with men. By and large, they are now empowered to take decision about different aspects of their life and profession.

Benefits of Women Empowerment:

Women empowerment adds to confidence of women in their ability to lead meaningful and purposeful lives. It removes their dependence on others and makes them individuals in their own right.

They are able to lead their lives with dignity and freedom
It adds to their self esteem
It gives them a distinct identity
They are able to gain positions of respect in society
As they are financially independent they are able to spend on all their needs and desires
They are able to make meaningful contributions to the well-being of society
They act as capable citizens to make the country achieve enhanced Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth
They get fair and equitable access to resources of the country
Necessity of Women’s Empowerment

Without women’s empowerment, we cannot remove injustice and gender bias and inequalities.
If women are not empowered, they cannot enjoy security and protection in life
It also provide them a safe working environment
Empowerment acts as a powerful tool against exploitation and harassment of women
It is a great means to get adequate legal protection for women
If not socially and economically empowered, women cannot develop their own identity
If women are not employed, the global economy will be adversely affected as women constitute a vast chunk of the world’s population
Women are highly creative and intelligent which makes it imperative to receive their contributions in socio-economic activities
For a just and progressive society, women need to be provided equal opportunities for work
Means of Women Empowerment

Education: Without proper and adequate education, women cannot become empowered individuals. They need to be encouraged to go for higher studies so that they can contribute significantly in the creation of a knowledge society

Communication Skills: Without developing skills for effective communication, women cannot make their voices heard.  It is essential for them to communicate effectively to become successful. As leaders, they need to put across their points to the people so that a family, team or company can be effectively managed.

Disposable Income: Women need to earn well to have their say in important financial decisions governing their lives. Being financially independent gives women power over lives and also contributes to the growth of businesses.

Power of Internet: Access to the internet has opened the floodgates of knowledge and awareness and increased social interaction reach and influence of women. The liberalising influence of the World Wide Web has broken all taboos, myths and misconceptions regarding women.

Conclusion:  Women Empowerment helps to make the society and world a better place to live in and march forward on way to inclusive participation. It means increase happiness for the family and the organisations where women make a difference.
ARTICLE ON WOMEN EMPOWERMENT 3 (600 WORDS)
Women Empowerment: Key to Social and Economic Growth

Women empowerment can be defined as a process leading to enhancing women’s control over financial, human and intellectual resources in society. In any nation, the women empowerment can be measured by extent of their involvement in social, economic and political fields. Women can be made said to be truly empowered only when all the factors such as self-worth of women, their right to control their own lives, their ability to bring about social change, are addressed simultaneously.

Need for Holistic Empowerment of Women: Participation of women in politics through reservation is undoubtedly a positive development of recent times. Still, only the election should not be the end, but the active participation of women in decision making process and in planning and implementation of development programmes is also required.

Women’s lives must converge effectively and all the efforts in this direction should be focussed towards the goal to bring about a social change leading to manifestation of balance between male and female forces in the society.

Ground Reality about Women Empowerment: Though women comprise almost half of the total percentages of world’s population, they are still deprived of their rights in most of the developing countries across the globe. Particularly in the South and East Asian nations apart from the African countries, the women are leading deprived lives, due to prevalent gender discrimination.

Rural-urban divide: Situation of women in rural areas is more miserable than their counterparts living in urban spaces. It has been widely prevalent that the women are mostly deprived of an equal status vis-a-vis men and thus they remain as passive beneficiaries in the societies in these countries. They remain powerless, due to their less participation and involvement in the generation of resources critical for development. Therefore, women must become active partners with men, if the goal of women empowerment is desired to be achieved in totality.

To make the efforts leading to modernization of any society successful, it is urgent to bring the women in the mainstream of development. We need to strike a perfect balance between male and female contributors in rural societies by providing equal opportunities to women without being biased towards men.

For this to happen, it is required to empower women on all fronts: social, economic, political as well as religious — in such a manner that they can participate actively in all the efforts meant to provide growth to the society. If empowered with equal opportunities in different spheres of life such as social, economic and political, the women will have the choice to lead a publicly active life which may also bring about a positive change in the society. We need to create conducive environment in the society so that the women become confident enough to be able to articulate their thoughts and become more productive in their actions. They are required to be given equal opportunities to be involved in taking decisions for their family as well as society and the country altogether.

Conclusion:

Contemporary societies across the world have been exposed to the major processes of transformation on social and economic development front. However, these processes have not been implemented in a balanced way and have augmented gender imbalances throughout the world in which women remained the ultimate sufferer. The situation has adversely affected the pace of women empowerment. Therefore, we require a completely transformed society in which equal opportunities of growth can be suitably provided to women so that they can co-exist with their male counterparts contributing equally in all the factors responsible for the growth of society in a larger sense.

ARTICLE ON WOMEN EMPOWERMENT 4 (800 WORDS)
Playing multiple roles in families, women have already proven their worth, but still their condition on social and economical fronts has not been up to the mark and in many parts of the world they are forced to lead a miserable life. In such a scenario, it calls for immediate attention to empower them and create conducive environment for their social and economic upliftment.

Women Empowerment is Urgent for Integrated Development

Women empowerment is a must for the betterment of any country’s future as they play dual responsibilities of managing their families while simultaneously juggling to earn to contribute in fulfilling the material needs of their families. No one can ever ignore the importance of the role of a mother, sister, or a daughter in their families. At the same time, women have also established themselves as equal contributors in managing the financial requirements of their homes. On international level as well, women have successfully created their unbeatable position, but they are just a handful in comparison to their not so fortunate counterparts.

Remarkable Performance in sports: On various international platforms, women have successfully proved that if given a chance they can perform no less than their male counterparts and the recently concluded RIO Olympics bears a testimony to this fact. No one can ever forget the names of RIO stars – Sakshi Malik, PV Sindhu and Dipa Karmakar – who became successful in breaking the barriers of gender to raise India’s national flag high in front of the whole world. There is no denial to the fact that in a male dominated country like India, it would have been really hard for them to emerge out of the various prevalent taboos to achieve such positions of eminence.

Victims of Discrimination: Due to long prevailing gender discrimination and dominance of men in the Indian society, women have been suppressed in their families and society at large. Even they have been prone to violence and various discriminations by the male members, even in their own families. The situation is no different in many other countries of the world. Except some European nations most of the other countries in the world are prone to serious gender discrimination, akin to India.

A Long Way to go: In rural areas, the condition of women is far from satisfactory and their contribution to the economy is also negligible. Though they make for almost 50% of the population of the country, they have not been empowered enough to get equal opportunities in realising their fullest potential. In such condition, we can say that our country cannot become a developed nation unless we empower women in the true sense of the term. It is very necessary to pay proper attention to their development by providing them equal opportunities in all areas of human activity.

Winds of Change: Though Women have been given a special place in every religion, many ill practices have been going on against women as a norm since ages. But positive changes are now visible and the patriarchal system of society has been gradually eroding. Women are now claiming the socio-political rights (right to work, right to education, right to decide, etc) for themselves.

The successive governments have implemented various constitutional and legal rights to help women lead purposeful and meaningful lives. There is an increasing awareness about women’s rights which is evident in the emergence of several NGOs and self-help groups. At the individual level too, women are now breaking the shackles of suppression and making their voices heard for their rights.

The Parliament of India too has passed various legislations to save women from various forms of injustice and discrimination. Following are some of these laws to empower women: Equal Remuneration Act-1976; Dowry Prohibition Act-1961; Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act-1956, Medical termination of Pregnancy Act-1971; Maternity Benefit Act-1961; Commission of Sati (Prevention) Act-1987; Prohibition of Child Marriage Act-2006; Pre-Conception & Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (Regulation and Prevention of Misuse) Act-1994; and Sexual Harassment of Women at Work Place (Prevention, Protection and) Act-2013.

More recently, in the wake of Nirbhaya case involving the rape and brutal murder of paramedical student in Delhi, the government has passed the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Bill, 2015. This Act makes a significant departure from the earlier Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2000, as the juvenile age inviting punishment for offence now stands reduced from 18 to 16 years.

Conclusion: If we want to bring about women empowerment in the true sense, there is a crying need for the elimination of the male superiority and patriarchal mindset. Also, women need to be given equal opportunities for education and employment without any sense of discrimination. Unless there is attitudinal change in society towards women, merely arming them with legal and constitutional rights will be simply inadequate.

ESSAYS ON MOTHER TERESA

ESSAYS ON MOTHER TERESA
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Mother Teresa was a great lady and a Roman Catholic nun who has founded the Missionaries of Charity. She had won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 for her great works. We have provided essay on Mother Teresa for your school going kids and children. Let them know about this great woman through easy Mother Teresa essay given below.
MOTHER TERESA ESSAY 1 (100 WORDS)
Mother Teresa was a great woman and famous as “one woman, one mission” who had taken a big step to change the world. She was born as Agnes Gnocchi Bojaxhin on 26th of August in 1910 in the Macedonia. She came to Kolkata when she was just 18 years old and continued her life’s mission of caring poorest people.

She had helped a lot to the poor people of Kolkata suffering from the leprosy. She made them sure that it is not a contagious disease and cannot be reached to another one. She helped them to build their own self supporting colony at Titagarh.
MOTHER TERESA ESSAY 2 (150 WORDS)
Mother Teresa was a lady of great tenure who had spent her whole life in helping needy and poor people. She was born on 26th of August in 1910 in Macedonia. Her birth name was Agnes Gnocchi Bojaxhin. She was youngest child of the Nikola and Dronda Bojaxhiu. She was a lady with strong faith and trust in God and humanity. She had spent lots of time of her life in the church but she never thought that she would be a nun a day. Later she had joined Loreto sisters from Dublin where she got her name as Mother Teresa after the name of St. Teresa of Lisieuse.

She had completed her work in the Dublin and came to Kolkata, India where she spent her whole life in supporting the poor and needy people. She enjoyed 15 years of her life in teaching the geography and History and then started teaching in the Saint Marys School for girls. She worked hard to teach the poorest people in that area.

MOTHER TERESA ESSAY 3 (200 WORDS)
Mother Teresa was a great and incredible woman. She was the person who shown this world a real religion of humanity. She was born in Skopje, Republic of Macedonia but she chose to help poor people of India. She was full of love, care, and sympathy for mankind. She always believed in God worked hard in helping people. She involved in solving social issues and health issues of the poor people. She was born in very strong family of Catholic faith and got strongness and strength in generation from her parents.

She was a much disciplined woman who seeked God by helping poor and needy people. Each of her life activity was revolve around God. She was very close to the God and never missed prayer. She believed that prayer is very essential part of her life and spent hours in prayer. She was very faithful to the God. She was not had lots of money but she had attention, confidence, trust and energy which helped her to gladly support poor people. She walked barefoot for long distance on the streets to look after poor people. Hard and continuous work tired her lot however she never gave up.

MOTHER TERESA ESSAY 4 (250 WORDS)
Mother Teresa was a great woman who is always admired and respected by the people all over the world for her amazing works and achievements. She was a lady who had inspired lots of people to do impossible works in their lives. She would always be an inspiration to us. This world is full of good people having great humanitarians but everyone needs an inspiration to go ahead. Mother Teresa was unique one who always stands out from the crowd.

She was born on 26th of August in 1910 in the Skopje, Macedonia. She was name of Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu as her birth name but finally she got another name of Mother Teresa after her great works and life achievement. She had spent her whole life by caring poor and sick people as a real mother. She was the youngest one child of her parents. She was born in the highly religious Roman Catholics family. She was highly inspired about the charity from her parents who were always supported needy people in the society.

Her mother was a simple housewife however father was a merchant. The financial condition of her family got down after her father death because of the involvement in politics. In such condition, the church became very important for the live survival of her family. At her 18 she felt that there is a call for her towards religious life and then she joined the Loreto Sisters of Dublin. In this way she had started her religious life to help poor people.

MOTHER TERESA ESSAY 5 (300 WORDS)
Mother Teresa was a very religious and famous woman who is also known as “Saint of the Gutters”. She is one the great personalities all over the world. She had represented her whole life in front of us as a true mother by providing kind services of full dedication and love to the needy and poor people of the Indian society. She is also popularly known as “saint of our times” or “angel” or “a beacon in the world of darkness”.

Her birth name was Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu who became later famous as the Mother Teresa after her great works and life achievements. She was born on 26th of August in 1910 Skopje, Macedonia in a religious catholic family. Mother Teresa was decided to become a nun in her early age. She had joined a convent in the year 1928 and then came to India (Darjeeling and then Kolkata).

Once, while she was returning from her visit, she was shocked and her heart was broken after seeing people’s sadness in a Kolkata slum. That event disturbed her mind a lot and made her various nights sleepless. She started thinking some ways to alleviate people suffering in the slum. She was well known of her social restrictions so she prayed to the God for getting some guidance and direction.

Finally she got a message (to leave convent and serve needy people) from the God on her way to Darjeeling on 10th of September in 1937. After that she never looked back and started serving to the poor people. She chose to wear a simple dress of white sari having blue border. Soon, young girls started joining her group in order to provide a kind help to the suffering people of the poor community. She planned to make a dedicated group of sisters which would be always ready for serving to poor in any condition. The group of dedicated sisters later known as “Missionaries of Charity”.

MOTHER TERESA ESSAY 6 (400 WORDS)
Mother Teresa was a great personality who had spent her whole life in serving the poor people. She is well known all over the world for her great works. She would always be alive in our heart as she was the only one like a real mother. She is a great legend and highly recognizable symbol of the sympathy and care of our time. She liked to drape her in very simple white sari having blue border. She always understood herself a devoted servant of the God who had sent to the earth to serve the poor, disabled, and suffering people of slum society. She always had a kind smile on her face.

She was born on 26th of August in 1910 at Skopje, Republic of Macedonia and got her birth name by her parents as Agnes Gonxha Bajaxhin. She was the young child of her parents. Her family struggled a lot for the bad financial status after the death of her father in early age. She started helping her mother in charity works in the church. She was the woman of deep faith, confidence and trust over the God. She always praises God from the beginning of her life for everything she got and lost. She decided to be a dedicated nun in her early age and soon joined the Loreto order of nuns in the Ireland. In her later life she served for many years as a teacher in the education field in India.

She had started her life as a beginner at Loreto Novitiate, Darjeeling where she chose to learn English and Bengali (as an Indian language) that’s why she is also called as the Bengali Teresa. Again she returned to the Calcutta where she joined the St. Mary’s school as a teacher of Geography. Once, when she was on her way, she noticed the bad conditions of the people living in the Motijheel slum. She was sent a message from the God on her way to Darjeeling by train, to help the needy people. Soon, she left the convent and started helping poor of that slum. Even after being a European woman, she always wore a cheap white sari.

In the beginning of her teaching life, she just collected some poor children and started writing Bengali alphabets on the ground with sticks. Soon she was cheered up by some teachers for her great services and provided with a blackboard and a chair. Soon, the school become reality. Later, she founded a dispensary and a peaceful home where poor could die. For her great works, soon she became famous among poor.
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Shailesh Ramanuj