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LONG ESSAY ON LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI –
ESSAY 5 (600 WORDS)
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🌼Introduction
Lal Bahadur Shastri was born on 2nd October 1904 in a Hindu middle class family. Though his family wasn’t even remotely associated with the Indian freedom struggle, Shastri Ji developed keen interest in the freedom movement and felt the urge to do something for his country. He participated in various freedom movements and fought for his country selflessly. He became one of the most prominent Indian leaders of his times. Shastri was not only loved and respected by the general public but also by the ministers. No wonder, he went on to become the second Prime Minister of India.
🌺Lal Bahadur Shastri – Family Life
Shastri was born in a Hindu Kayastha family. His father, Sharada Prasad Srivastava was a school teacher who later attained the job of a clerk at the Allahabad revenue office while his mother, Ramdulari Devi was a house wife. Shastri had two sisters, Kailashi Devi and Sundari Devi. Unfortunately, Shastri’s father died when he was just 1 year old. Along with his mother and sisters, he shifted to his maternal grandfather’s place where he was raised. He married Lalita Devi in May 1928. Lalita hailed from Mirzapur, U.P. It was an arranged marriage that was fixed by their parents. Together, they were blessed with six children – four sons and two daughters.
🌺Mahatma Gandhi Served as an Inspiration
When Lal Bahadur Shastri was still in school, he attended a meeting held by Mahatma Gandhi and was deeply touched by his ideologies. He was impressed by the way Gandhi ji created a powerful impact on the British without any agitation or violence. This was a major inspiration for him and he began participating in the movements held by Gandhiji.
The first step he took in this direction was by quitting his school when he was in tenth standard. He did so as Gandhi ji urged students to participate in the non-cooperation movement by opting out of the government schools. Then, there was no stopping. He participated in numerous protests and was even jailed for the same. However, this did not dither his spirit to participate in the freedom struggle. Thus, Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri did not only share their birth date but also shared the same ideologies.
🌺Lal Bahadur Shastri’s Political Career
Shastri was a respected member of the Congress party and held many positions of prominence during his political career. Shastri became the Minister of Police and Transport of United Province (now Uttar Pradesh) as India attained independence on 15th August 1947.
He served the nation with dedication during his tenure. He handled various critical situations with intelligence and employed new ideas in both the departments. In the year 1951, Shastri Ji became the General Secretary of the All India Congress Committee. He served this role efficiently. He went on to become the Union Minister of Railways on 13th May 1952.
After the unfortunate death of Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru in 1964, Shastri was made the Prime Minister of India. He was loved as the Prime Minister of the country. He worked for the social and economic development of India. The way he handled the Indo-Pak war situation was commendable. Shastri Ji died suddenly after signing the Tashkent Pact with Pakistan in 1966. This news raised many eyebrows. It was said that he was poisoned however this wasn’t confirmed as his post mortem wasn’t done.
🌼Conclusion
Shastri was an honest political leader. Shastri completely agreed with the Gandhian ideologies that served as an inspiration for him to join the freedom struggle. He followed Gandhi ji and participated actively in the various freedom movements launched by him. He was also quite close to Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru and together they inspired numerous Indians to join the freedom struggle.
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ESSAY ON LIFE OF LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI –
ESSAY 4 (500 WORDS)
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🌼Introduction
Lal Bahadur Shastri led a disciplined life. He was born in a traditional Hindu family in Ramnagar, Varanasi. Though his family had no connection with the freedom movements happening during that time, Shastri felt deeply for the country and decided to join the freedom struggle at an early age.
🌺Lal Bahadur Shastri: Early Life
Lal Bahadur Shastri was born on 2nd October 1904 in a Kayastha Hindu family. His father, Sharada Prasad Srivastava served as a school teacher and was later employed at the Allahabad revenue office as clerk. Unfortunately, Shastri ji was hardly one year old when his father died due to bubonic plague. His mother Ramdulari Devi was a housewife who dedicated her life to serving her husband and children. Shastri had an elder sister, Kailashi Devi and a younger one named, Sundari Devi. Shastri and his sisters were raised in their maternal grandparents’ house.
🌺Lal Bahadur Shastri: Education
Lal Bahadur Shastri started his education when he turned four years old. He studied in the East Central Railway Inter College in Mughalsarai until the sixth standard. He and his entire family shifted to Varanasi after he completed class six. He took admission in the seventh grade at Harish Chandra High School.
When he was in class tenth, he attended a lecture delivered by Gandhi ji and was deeply impressed by the same. Gandhi ji urged students to withdraw from government schools to become a part of the non-cooperation movement. Inspired by the Gandhian ideologies, Shastri withdrew from Harish Chandra High School immediately. He actively participated in protests and freedom movements and got jailed due to the same. However, he was released soon for being a minor.
The need to educate the young minds was soon felt by the senior leaders and thus Kashi Vidyapith was established. Many students took admission in this school to seek higher education. Shastri attained a degree in philosophy and ethics from this college.
🌺Lal Bahadur Shastri: Freedom Struggle and Professional Life
Shastri followed the Gandhian ideologies and participated in several movements led by Gandhi ji. He took active part in the freedom struggle and was imprisoned several times.
He joined the Servants of the People Society as a life member. The society formed by Lala Lajpat Rai worked for the betterment of the country and its people. He worked under the guidance of Lala Lajpat Rai and Gandhi ji. He was later made the President of the Society.
Lal Bahadur Shastri was also quite close to Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru and stood by him during various protests for freedom. He became a senior member of the Indian National Congress party owing to his devotion for the country and the dedication with which he worked towards its freedom. He became the first Railway Minister of India and was then made the Home Minister. He became the second Prime Minister of India in 1964. However, unfortunately he served the country as Prime Minister only for two years as he died in the year 1966.
🌼Conclusion
Lal Bahadur Shastri was a true patriot. He dedicated his entire life to the service of the country. He was one of the most loved Indian political leaders.
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ESSAY ON LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI AS THE PRIME MINISTER OF INDIA –
ESSAY 3 (400 WORDS)
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🌼Introduction
Lal Bahadur Shastri was one of the most prominent leaders of his times. He fought for the freedom of our country under the guidance of Mahatma Gandhi. He followed the Gandhian principals of truth and non-violence and had served many important roles in the Indian political system. He was appreciated for his honesty and dedication towards work.
🌺Lal Bahadur Shastri as the Prime Minister of India
After the unfortunate death of Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru, Congress Party Chief, K. Kamaraj suggested Shastri’s name as the next Prime Minister of India. Other party leaders agreed to it and Shastri became the second Prime Minister of the country.
🌺Shastri Maintained National Peace
Shastri promoted the idea of secularism and aimed for maintaining peace in the country as well as developing cordial relationships with other countries. Many members from Nehru’s Council of Ministers continued to handle their responsibilities as they did during Nehru’s tenure as Prime Minister. T.T. Krishnamachari, Yashwantrao Chavan and Gulzarilal Nanda were among few of them. Besides, Shastri gave the prominent position of Minister of Information and Broadcasting to Indira Gandhi and appointed certain other new ministers. During his small tenure as Prime Minister from 1964 to 1966, Shastri Ji worked hard and accomplished tasks for which he is known even today. He handled various situations wisely and calmly.
The Madras anti-Hindu agitation of 1965 was among one of the critical situations the country faced during his time. The Indian government wanted to make Hindi as the national language of the country. This did not go down well with the non-Hindi speaking states such as Madras. Students as well as professionals and other people from different walks of life initiated riots and the situation became tensed. The riots came to an end only after Shastri Ji’s assurance that English would continue to be the official language of the non-Hindi speaking states. The Indo-Pak war of 1965 also occurred during his tenure and he handled this situation intelligently. The war was called off after 22 days.
🌺Shastri Ji Worked for Economic Development
Shastri Ji also worked towards the economic development and prosperity of the country. He encouraged the increase in the production of milk. He did so by supporting the Amul Milk Co-operative based in Gujarat and also established the National Dairy Development Board. The Food Corporation of India was also established during his reign as the Prime Minister. He worked towards improving the economic condition of the farmers.
🌼Conclusion
Shastri Ji has given a lot to our country as a freedom fighter as well as the Prime Minister of our county. He has earned respect and love of the Indians. His slogan ‘Jai Jawan Jai Kishan’ is popular even today.
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ESSAY ON LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI JAYANTI –
ESSAY 2 (300 WORDS)
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🌼Introduction
Lal Bahadur Shastri was born on 2nd October 1904. We all know that 2nd October is Gandhi Jayanti and is celebrated as a national festival. What many of us don’t know is that it is also Lal Bahadur Shastri’s Jayanti as this great Indian patriot and leader was also born on the same date. Lal Bahadur Shastri Jayanti is also celebrated along with Gandhi Jayanti in different parts of the country.
🌺Lal Bahadur Shastri Jayanti
Not only, Gandhiji but Lal Bahadur Shastri also gave his entire heart and soul to the freedom struggle. 2nd October is thus dedicated to both these great leaders. Not only Gandhi Jayanti but Lal Bahadur Shastri Jayanti is also celebrated on this day. People do not only remember Gandhi ji and his ideologies on this day but also remember Lal Bahadur Shastri for his selfless devotion for the country and his tireless efforts to free it from the tyranny of the British government. This day is celebrated to pay respect and tribute to both these patriots and inspire millions of Indians to follow their path.
Lal Bahadur Shastri Jayanti Celebration
Just as Gandhi Jayanti, Lal Bahadur Shastri Jayanti is also celebrated in various schools, colleges and offices throughout India. While many school children are seen heading to their schools dressed up as Gandhi ji others are seen dressed up as Lal Bahadur Shastri shouting his famous slogan, Jai Jawaan Jai Kisan.
Special quiz contests and other competitions are held on this day where in questions about Lal Bahadur Shastri are asked. Speeches about his heroic deeds and struggle are also delivered. Similarly, offices, residential colonies and malls also organize many events on the occasion.
🌼Conclusion
2nd October is indeed a special day for the Indians. Our country was blessed with two of the most respected and influential leaders on this day. The day certainly calls for double celebration.
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5 ESSAYS ON LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI
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Lal Bahadur Shastri was the second Prime Minister of India and a much respected politician. Prior to the independence he worked in close association with Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru during the independence struggle. He belonged to a very humble family of government officials and was the first politician in his family. From a very early age Shastriji was inspired by Gandhiji and also dropped out of school to take part in the non co-operation movement. He later joined Indian National congress and was also even imprisoned for two and a half year for independence activism. However, this didn’t deter his resolve for India’s independence and he rose to become the second Prime Minister of India. His name is closely associated with the Green Revolution and his role in 1965 Indo-Pak war is applauded even today. After going through the essays you will know about the early life of Lal Bahadur Shastri; his contribution in the freedom struggle; what was his political motivation; his role in 1965 Indo-Pak war etc. these essays will be extremely helpful for school events where one is asked to give a speech, write an essay or take part in a debate competition.
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🌺SHORT ESSAY ON LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI –
ESSAY 1 (200 WORDS)
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Lal Bahadur Shastri is one of the prominent Indian leaders who fought for the independence of our country and inspired several others to join the struggle. Born on 2nd October 1904, he joined the freedom movement during his early twenties.
He was highly impressed by the Gandhian ideologies and decided to tread the same path. He joined hands with Mahatma Gandhi to further various freedom movements. He followed the path of truth and non-violence and fought courageously. Freeing India from the clutches of the British had become his sole aim and he worked dedicatedly to achieve this goal along with Gandhi ji and other freedom fighters. He was jailed quite a few times during the independence struggle and spent a total of nine years in imprisonment. However, this did not deter his spirit and he kept fighting with equal dedication.
He was quite close to Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and went on to become the second Prime Minister of the country. His slogan, Jai Jawan Jai Kisan became extremely popular during the Indo-Pak was of 1965. He came up with the slogan to encourage and cheer the soldiers and farmers who toil hard and serve the country day and night. This slogan is popular even today and is used to encourage the farmers as well as soldiers. Shastri died on 10th January 1966 due to cardiac arrest. However, the cause of his death is often suspected to be murder.
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🌺A FRIEND IN NEED IS A FRIEND INDEED
ESSAY 3 (200 WORDS)
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A Friend in Need is a Friend Indeed is a famous proverb which tells us about the qualities of a true friend. True friends to anyone are God gifted and become precious gifts whole life. They have very special role in the life of their friends. Some cheater friends have decreased the level of faith in friendship however they can never spoil this true relationship. It is more valuable than other relationships in the life. Some people do not make friendship because of the fear of getting cheater friends as they cannot recognize them earlier. Generally, we say friend to all those whom we talk but true friend becomes different and very special.
Getting true friend is a blessing from God and every one of us don’t have such friends. True friendship becomes noble and great but very rare. Having a good friend is a most precious earning and most precious possessions of the life. Without having a true friend our life is dry and dull. True friends give good and safe company to us and make our life happy, interesting and worth living. He/she understands us and our all needs. They appreciate and motivate us in our bad circumstances and try to solve problems by sharing all the joys and misfortunes. They become very good counselor and guide in our life as well as the source of joy, strength and courage. They never left us in darkness even they become rich, prosperous and powerful. Thus, true friends always prove the proverb ‘a friend in need is a friend indeed’.
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5 ESSAYS ON A ZOO
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A zoo is a facility where animals, birds, reptiles and other species are kept in confinement and are provided proper nourishment and medical facilities. The enclosures, in which the animals are kept, are secured as per the government’s guidelines and are also displayed to the public. Zoos are also called Animal Park and do many significant tasks of raising awareness, protecting the species and providing safe breeding grounds to the animals, among others.
In years, zoos have evolved into their structure and modern zoo gives ample of open space to the animals with safety. The concept of cages has been gradually phased out and today zoos contain open spaces with bordered ridge to separate animal and visitors. Zoo plays a vital role in protecting the species, by keeping them in a safe environment. It also provides scientists, veterinary doctors, and researchers, students to study animal behaviour closely and implement new techniques and medicines for their sake.
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SHORT ESSAY ON A ZOO –
ESSAY 1 (200 WORDS)
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🌼Introduction
An establishment where species of wild animals are housed within enclosures and displayed to the public is termed as a zoological park or in popular terms a ‘Zoo’. These facilities help in the conservation of rare animal species such as the Javan and black Rhino, the Sumatran Elephant and Orang-utan, various species of tigers, the giant panda, etc. that have become extinct due to the mass cutting down of forests.
🌺Zoo – A Saviour of Natural Environment
By providing these endangered species adequate medical attention and a safe and secure habitat imitating their natural surroundings, these animal parks have successfully felicitated the “captive breeding programmes.” This includes the reproduction of animals and thereafter their re-introduction into their natural habitat. This has helped in increasing the number of animals in the wild.
🌺Zoo and Education
As in case of children, the zoos play an important role in educating them about their natural environment, of which wildlife is an important part. Despite various geographic channels on television, the zoos attract millions of children every year as they help the children with an opportunity to see the real animals. This helps in educating these small children about the behaviour and the environment of these wild animals.
🌼Conclusion
Thus, the need of the hour is to promote the ‘breeding’ programmes in zoos and also felicitate the formulation of more zoological gardens in order to prevent the extinction of the various species of animals.
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5 ESSAYS ON FASHION
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Fashion is something that is in vogue. This particularly refers to clothing, hairstyle, footwear and various accessories. People these days are very particular about staying in style and thus follow the fashion trends religiously. Various kinds of fashions come in trend around the world every now and then. India is a land of varied culture and thus different fashion trends are followed in different parts of the country. Indian fashion industry saw boon, post liberalization in the 1990’s. In the succeeding decades, fashion industry in India has progressed to becoming multimillion dollar industry which gives employment to thousands. Delhi, Mumbai and Calcutta act as the fashion hubs of India, while many other major cities like Bangalore and Hyderabad also have production and rental facilities.
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SHORT ESSAY ON FASHION –
ESSAY 1 (200 WORDS)
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Fashion is anything that becomes a rage among the masses. We see different fashion trends pouring in and taking the market by storm. Clothing is especially one such arena that sees changing fashion trends that are followed by vast number of people. People these days love to dress up well in order to look presentable in the society. To keep up with the changing times, people upgrade their style according to the latest trend in the market. Women are particularly inclined towards following the fashion and thus keep a tab on the latest trends. A few years back long kurtis were in fashion. Almost every woman, especially those living in the urban areas, was seen wearing long kurtis in different designs, patterns and style. After a few years, the trend of wearing short kurtis came in and women instantly switched to short kurtis. Anyone wearing a long kurti while the shorter ones were in trend looked rather weird. In today’s times, people have become very particular about the fashion as it gives them a sense of belonging. It makes helps them be one with the society and not look the odd one out. Fashion has thus become more than a style these days and almost has become a necessity of everyone.
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6 ESSAYS ON TIME AND TIDE WAIT FOR NONE
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Time and tide wait for none is a phrase that refers to the importance and value of time and tide in the life as both never waits for anyone. Time is valuable more than money in life because without understanding the value of time and proper utilization of time in right direction, we cannot earn money. Money and time, both are very different things because we can store money and use it accordingly however we cannot save, store or use time accordingly. It passes every moment and never stops for anyone. It brings opportunities to everyone however benefits those who work on the time.
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🌺TIME AND TIDE WAIT FOR NONE
ESSAY 1 (100 WORDS)
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Time is very precious and demanding thing by everyone. It costs us a lot as once it goes never comes back. It runs regularly for every moment and never stays even for a second. Time destroys those who destroy the time. Time and tide wait for none is a famous proverb we all know which means we should not loss the time as it never stays for anyone in any condition.
Lost time never returns to us, so we should use it properly in right direction. We should be conscious always to make the best use of time we have. Opportunities come to our way with time however do not knock the door all time. Success or failure in life depends on the way of use of the time to its best advantage. Idleness from our part may cost us very heavily. Therefore, it is truly said as ‘time and tide waits for none’.
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🌺TIME AND TIDE WAIT FOR NONE
ESSAY 2 (150 WORDS)
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Time and tide wait for none is a famous proverb which illustrates the value and importance of time. It realizes us that nothing is more precious than time. Time and tide (come out in the sea), both never wait us. We cannot stop the tide to occur in the sea, it occurs whenever it has to come. In the same way, we cannot stop or store the time for further use, it runs continuously without any stoppage. It never follows the ordered of anyone and never stops for anyone. It runs on its own axis without waiting for the orders of anyone.
Everyone, who has taken birth, has to die a day and everything will decay as time passes. Idle people always waste their time and postpone things to do in future. People, who do not perform their duties on time, are destroying their own lives as well as development of the nation. Time is very powerful and it punishes people who destroy time. Idle people cannot succeed in their life whereas hardworking people always touch the heights of success.
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🌺TIME AND TIDE WAIT FOR NONE
ESSAY 3 (200 WORDS)
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Time is very precious than any costly thing in this world because it cannot be saved to us in anyway. It can be only used or passed. It is more than gold and money because we can earn any costly thing only through the proper use of time. If anyone of us does not understand the value of time, time also does not understand the value of us. It is very powerful and can take us to the highest height of the success as well as destroy us.
Time and tide wait for none is a common proverb which tells us that both, time and tide never wait for anyone in anyway. This proverb emphasizes the importance and value of time in our life. Opportunities knock the door surely for everyone but not always. We must learn to make use of time properly without losing it a bit.
If we lose it, we will miss the chance to succeed. If we will waste our time, time will waste our whole life. We should not postpone our chores; if we postpone them, time postpones the happiness in our life. We should perform all the chores in timely manner to avoid the difficulty. Time passes every second and never comes back again.
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5 ESSAYS ON LIFE ON MARS
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Scientists and Astronomers from around the world have collated evidences about the possibility of life on Mars. The study about this planet is going on since decades and there is still a long way to go. Many spacecrafts have been sent on Mars in an attempt to understand whether life exists on this planet or is there any scope of inhabiting this planet in future. This is an interesting subject of exploration and has caught the fancy of astronomers since long time.
The environment of Mars is similar to that of earth in more than one way and this has been a reason for scientific explorations looking for signs of life on the planet. However, mere similarity of environmental factors between earth and mars doesn’t prove that there is life on mars, a claim which needed to be backed by concrete scientific evidences. Beginning in the 19th century, the quest for life on mars continues even today.
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🌺SHORT ESSAY ON LIFE ON MARS –
ESSAY 1 (200 WORDS)
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The existence of life on Mars has been a subject of study since more than a century. Scientists have been trying to collate evidences to figure out whether life has ever existed on this planet or is it inhabited with people presently or if there is any possibility of life on Mars in the future. The research done until now hints that there has never been any life on Mars nor is it inhabited with people currently. However, the possibility of life on the red planet cannot be ruled out completely.
Research shows that surface liquid water was present on Mars during the ancient Noachian period. This made for a habitable atmosphere for microorganisms. However, whether microorganisms ever penetrated on the planet is still a question. Research on the subject is still going on. Today, water on Mars exists in its solid state that is in the form of ice. Some of it also exists as vapour in the planet’s atmosphere.
Scientists have been trying to conduct research on Mars by way of telescopes, spacecrafts and rovers that are helpful in collecting evidences about the condition and nature of this planet. It is interesting and exciting to learn that life on this planet may be possible as its atmosphere is quite similar to Earth.
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🌺ESSAY ON IF I WERE ON MARS –
ESSAY 2 (300 WORDS)
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🌼Introduction
Mars is the fourth planet in the solar system. It is positioned just next to Earth and thus scientists and astronomers believe that there could be a possibility of life on this planet just as our planet. The evidences about the presence of water and oxygen on Mars have raised hopes about the probability of life on Mars.
🌷If I Get a Chance to Live on Mars
While the scientists keep sending spacecrafts and rovers on Mars to conduct their research, I often dream about going to the planet to understand if there are any people living there and whether life is actually possible on this planet or not.
I wish I get some special powers to visit Mars and see how the planet really is. If I were on Mars, I would explore every bit of it to learn about it. I would live at different places on the planet to experience the variation in climate. I really wish I could transform Mars into a place which is fit for human civilization if it isn’t already. I want this planet to stay as pure as our Earth was during the beginning of the times.
If I ever got a chance to be on Mars and manage things there, I would grow several plants and make sure the people who eventually come to live on the planet lead a simple life like that of a villager devoid of the high-tech gadgets that are ruining our planet, Earth. I will ensure that there is no pollution on the planet and urge the people living there to contribute in keeping the atmosphere clean.
🌼Conclusion
I want people to learn from the mistakes made on Earth and avoid the same on Mars. We have almost destroyed our beautiful Earth. I wish we do not do the same with the planet which is yet in its pure form.
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B.A. English
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Q.57 Describe the picture in about ten sentences.
Ans. This is a picture of a zoo. There are many cages in the zoo. A lion and a tiger are roaming about in their cages. Two monkeys are jumping around in their cage. One monkey has a banana in its hand. The deer are kept in an open enclosure. There is a big hippopotamus in the zoo. Some children are enjoying a ride on an elephant.
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Draft an e-mail on behalf of Kiran Dave to her sister Rupal, on rupal2010@gmail.com, congratulating her on her success at the Board examination.
To : rupal2010@gmail.com
Subject : Congratulations !!
Dear Rupal,
Congratulations on your grand success at the Board examination. All of us are very proud of you. You really deserve this because we all know how hard you have worked throughout the year.
I know your ambition is to become a Chartered Accountant. So what have you decided to do in that direction? Do let me know.
I shall come home as soon as my leave is granted. Give my regards to mother and father.
Yours lovingly,
Kiran
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Repost from Std. 10 English
Trees: Our Best Friend
Ans. Trees are man's best friends. They are very useful to us. Trees give us medicine, rubber, gum, fruits, vegetables and flowers. They give us wood for fuel. Timber is used to build houses and make furniture. Paper is also made from the bark (છાલ) of trees. We get many medicines from the fruits, leaves and roots of trees. We get spices and oil, too. from trees. Birds build their nests in trees. Even animals depend on trees for their food. Trees give us cool shade. Trees make our surroundings beautiful. They keep the environment clean. Trees take in carbon dioxide and give out oxygen. Thus they purify the air. Trees attract rain clouds. They also prevent soil erosion. Trees are our natural wealth. Therefore, we must not cut trees. If we cut trees, land will soon turn into desert. We would be deprived of pure air, water, food and clothing. Even the government has realised the importance of trees. So a tree plantation programme known as Van Mahotsav is held every year.
