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Many times, people say they can live without money. They define money as one of the tools that improve human habitation. However, in real life money is the most important thing in people’s lives. While it is possible that people in history may have lived on exchanges and did not rely on real money, today’s society cannot function without money. Money plays a vital role in society in various ways, such as business, social work, and education.

Higher level of education
People are very fond of education in their lives and quality education depends on the amount of money spent on this type of investment. Every single person in this country should invest in education to gain access to education. This education would include not only the schooling they received but also other external activities such as piano, art, and even dance. Most of the time, in order for people to have talents like playing the piano, they have to donate their money to a teacher who has a high degree of piano. Similarly, in school, people would like to be taught by a teacher who is high in their field

Business World
Money also plays an important role in our society and in our global business. In the business world, most of the interactions people have include big money. One common example of global business is investment. In the investment industry, people invest heavily in a particular market and as the market grows larger and builds a higher reputation, the amount of investment invested increases. In this investment, people earn a lot of money but often lose all of them with their luck. The money they earn from investment is often used to build other new businesses or even to invest in different markets. The importance of these businesses in our world is that it helps our economy to run smoothly.

Quality of life
Even if there is very little in the business, wages and wages are important when it comes to people. Reward is a testament to people’s efforts and dedication to the work they do. Earnings vary depending on the type of work done and the position in the company. People use the money they earn from their work in many ways. They buy the necessities of life, such as home, food, and a car. They eat nutritious food that helps maintain good health and use cars to move wherever they want to go. On the other hand, people who are unemployed and who have no income often have difficult times to support their health. They have nothing to support their health. And they do not have permanent shelter where they can live.

Total recoveries from COVID-19 in the country today inched closer to touch the one million mark.

A total of nine lakh 88 thousand 29 people have recovered in the country so far and 35 thousand 286 recoveries were reported during the last 24 hours.

With this, the recovery rate improved to 64.51 per cent in the country. The case fatality rate has declined to 2.23 per cent.

The Health Ministry said, 48 thousand 513 new cases of COVID-19 were registered in the country in one day taking the total number of cases to 15 lakh 31 thousand 669.

Presently, the total number of active cases in the country is five lakh nine thousand 447. In a single day, 768 deaths were reported taking the toll to 34 thousand 193.

Meanwhile, Indian Council of Medical Research said that a record four lakh eight thousand 855 tests were conducted by various laboratories in the last 24 hours.

So far, one crore 77 lakh 43 thousand 740 tests have been conducted.

AIR correspondent reports that Delhi stands at top position with 88.83 per cent recovery rate.

Ladakh, Haryana, Assam and Telangana are other top performing States and Union Territories wherein the recovery rate is above 73 per cent.

Nearly, 16 States and Union Territories have better recovery rates than the national average of 64.51 per cent.

Maximum number of people have recovered in Maharashtra followed by Tamil Nadu, Delhi and Andhra Pradesh.

In terms of fatality rate, there are 29 States and Union Territories which have lower fatality rates than the national average.

In the total active cases, around 70 per cent caseloads are from Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Mauritian counterpart Pravind Jugnauth will jointly inaugurate the new Supreme Court building of Mauritius today.

The inauguration is scheduled to take place through video conference in presence of senior members of Judiciary from Mauritius and other dignitaries from both the countries. The building has been constructed with Indian grant assistance and will be the first India-assisted infrastructure project within the capital city of Port Louis after the outbreak of Coronavirus pandemic.

The new Supreme Court building project is one of the five projects being implemented under the Special Economic Package of 353 million dollars extended by Government of India to Mauritius in 2016. The project has been completed within schedule and below expected costs. The building is spread over an area of more than 4,700 square metres with over 10 floors and a built up area of around 25 square metres.

In October 2019, Mr Modi and Prime Minister of Mauritius had jointly inaugurated the Phase-I of the Metro Express Project and the new ENT Hospital project in Mauritius, also built under the Special Economic Package. Under Phase-I of Metro Express project, construction of 12 kilometres of metro-line was completed in September last year, while work on its Phase-2 envisaging 14 kilometres of metro-line is ongoing. Through the ENT Hospital project, India assisted in construction of a 100-bed state of the art ENT hospital in Mauritius.

The new Supreme Court Building is expected to become an important landmark in the city centre symbolizing the strong bilateral partnership between the two countries.

In a tweet, Mr Modi said, it is another example of India-Mauritius friendship. He said, India is honoured to have assisted in this key project.

In Rajasthan, Governor Kalraj Mishra has given the approval of the proposal of Cabinet to convene the State Assembly Session. The Session will start from 14th of August. Before this, the Governor had returned three proposals of the State Cabinet for calling an Assembly Session.

Meanwhile, Rajasthan High Court will hear today the petition related to the merger of six BSP MLAs in Congress. The court yesterday accepted the writ petition of BJP MLA Madan Dilawar. Bahujan Samaj Party also challenged the merger in the Rajasthan High Court, which has also been attached with the Mr. Dilawar’s petition.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi wholeheartedly welcomed the approval of the National Education Policy, NEP 2020. In a series of tweets, he said, this was a long due and much awaited reform in the education sector, which will transform millions of lives in the times to come. 

The Prime Minister said, NEP 2020 is based on the pillars of Access, Equity, Quality, Affordability and Accountability. He said, in this era of knowledge, where learning, research and innovation are important, the National Education Policy will transform India into a vibrant knowledge hub. 

The Prime Minister added, NEP 2020 gives utmost importance towards ensuring universal access to school education. There is emphasis on aspects such as better infrastructure, innovative education centres to bring back dropouts into the mainstream, facilitating multiple pathways to learning among others. .

An Academic Bank of Credit will be set up to enable digital storage of credits earned from different HEIs, which can also be transferred and counted as a part of the final degree. The Prime Minister said, respecting the spirit ‘Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat’, the NEP 2020 includes systems to promote Indian languages, including Sanskrit. Many foreign languages will also be offered at the secondary level. Indian Sign Language will be standardised across the country.

He said, aspects such as widening the availability of scholarships, strengthening infrastructure for Open and Distance Learning, Online Education and increasing the usage of technology have received great attention in the NEP. He added that these are vital reforms for the education sector. 

The Prime Minister said, framing of NEP 2020 will be remembered as a shining example of participative governance. He thanked all those who have worked hard in the formulation of the NEP 2020. The Prime Minister hoped that education would brighten our nation and lead it to prosperity.

The Cabinet yesterday approved National Education Policy 2020. A single regulator for higher education institutions, multiple entry and exit options in degree courses, discontinuation of MPhil programmes, low stakes board exams, common entrance exams for universities are among the highlights of the new National Education Policy.

Briefing the media in New Delhi last evening, Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar said, the Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given approval to a New Education Policy for the 21st century.

He said, it is important, as for 34 years there were no changes in the education policy. 

Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank said, New Education Policy 2020 will prove to be a milestone in the making of New India.

Mr Nishank said, the Cabinet also approved changing the name of the Human Resources Development Ministry to the Education Ministry.

Secretary Higher Education Amit Khare said, NEP 2020 aims to increase the Gross Enrolment Ratio in higher education including vocational education from 26.3 per cent in 2018 to 50 per cent by 2035.

He said, at least 3.5 crore new seats will be added to higher education institutions.

Mr Khare said, the policy envisages broad based, multi-disciplinary, holistic Under Graduate education with flexible curricula, creative combinations of subjects, integration of vocational education and multiple entry and exit points with appropriate certification.

He said, Under Graduate education can be of 3 or 4 years with multiple exit options and appropriate certification within this period.

The Higher Education Secretary said, affiliation of colleges is to be phased out in 15 years and a stage-wise mechanism is to be established for granting graded autonomy to colleges.

Over a period of time, it is envisaged that every college would develop into either an autonomous degree-granting college, or a constituent college of a university.

Among the key reforms in the policy are a single regulator for all higher education institutions except for legal and medical colleges, common entrance exam for admissions to universities and colleges to be conducted by the National Testing Agency and common norms to be in place for private and public higher education institutions.

Secretary, School Education and Literacy, Anita Karwal said, Board exams will be low stake and the focus will be on testing concepts and knowledge application.

She said, Home language, mother tongue or regional language to be medium of instruction up to class 5. Ms Karwal said, school curriculum will be reduced to core concepts and there will be integration of vocational education from class 6. 

In May 2016, a ‘Committee for Evolution of the New Education Policy’ under the chairmanship of TSR Subramanian, former cabinet secretary, submitted its report. 

Based on this, the Ministry prepared a document called ‘Some Inputs for the Draft National Education Policy, 2016′. 

Then, a panel led by former Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) chief K Kasturirangan had submitted the draft of the new NEP to Union Human Resource Development Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ when he took charge last year.

The draft was then put in the public domain to seek feedback from various stakeholders and over two lakh suggestions were received by the HRD Ministry about the same.

Maharashtra Government has extended the lockdown in the entire state till 31st of August in view of rising Coronavirus cases. A notification issued by Chief Secretary Sanjay Kumar said, the decision was taken as an emergency step to prevent and contain the spread of COVID-19.

The notification said that as part of the State Government’s Mission Begin Again initiative, malls and market complexes without theatres, food courts and restaurants will be operational between 9 AM and 7 PM from 5th of August. It said that large public gatherings and congregations will continue to remain prohibited and marriage-related gatherings will have only up to 50 guests. The maximum number of persons allowed at funerals will be 20.

Meanwhile, Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray  directed officials  not to let their guard down and ramp up tracing COVID-19 patients and their contacts.

CM Thackeray told a Cabinet meeting that just lockdown is not important, but tracing of Cod -19 patients and their contacts should be the focus.He added that all municipalities across the state need to follow the rules strictly.

Meanwhile, Maharashtra’s COVID-19 case count has crossed the four lakh-mark in the last 24 hours. State Health Secretary Pradeep Vyas has informed that COVID-19 mortality rate in Maharashtra now stands at 3.62 per cent while the case doubling rate is 27 days, which has improved to 70 days in Mumbai.

Union Home Ministry has issued new guidelines for opening up of more activities in areas outside the Containment Zones. The process of phased re-opening of activities has been extended further in Unlock 3, which will come into effect from 1st of August. The new guidelines issued yesterday are based on feedback received from States and Union Territories and extensive consultations held with related Central Ministries and Departments.

AIR correspondent reports, restrictions on movement of individuals during night have been removed. Yoga institutes and gymnasiums will be allowed to open from 5th of August.

In this regard, Standard Operating Procedure will be issued by Health Ministry for ensuring social distancing. Independence Day functions will be allowed with social distancing and by following other health protocols. Schools, colleges and coaching institutions will remain closed till 31st of August.

International air travel of passengers has been permitted in a limited manner under the Vande Bharat Mission.  Further opening up will take place in a calibrated manner. All activities except Metro Rail, Cinema halls, swimming pools, entertainment parks, theatres, bars shall be permitted outside containment zones.  

Social, political,  sports, entertainment, academic, cultural, religious functions and other large congregations will not be permitted.  With Diwaker, Suparna Saikia, AIR News, Delhi.

Activities in the Containment Zones shall be monitored strictly by State and UT authorities and the guidelines relating to containment measures in these zones shall be strictly implemented. The Health Ministry will monitor the proper delineation of Containment Zones and implementation of the containment measures.

States and UTs, based on their assessment of the situation, may prohibit certain activities outside the Containment zones or impose such restrictions as deemed necessary. However, there shall be no restriction on inter-state and intra-state movement of persons and goods.

You get excited over nearly everything
Even a little thing makes you excited and satisfied. You always make sure that you are entertained all by your own self.

When you’re upset you have to talk to as many people as you can about it.
You need many of them to listen to your problem because you can’t keep it up to yourself. Sharing the same will make it lighter.

Being home alone actually gives you anxiety.
You have the habit of staying with people and you don’t have the habit of being alone as you need someone always. But when you are home alone it actually gives you anxiety.

People often associate you with words like, “intense” “full on” or “very loud.
People often judge you because of your extra behaviors which for you is normal. As you are always ready for anything and everything there are chances when people won’t like it.

Wanting to go out when everyone else wants to stay in.
You can never be at rest. Be it your workplace, classroom or a weekend you have to go out for any reason.

You’re apparently not allowed to be sad.
Extroverts are not robots. They have emotions as equal as others. But people always believe that you can never be sad as they have always seen you excited and happy.

You’re expected to be the entertainment, everywhere, every time.
Not everytime they have the same energy, they have their own issues, sometimes they may be sad. But everyone expect you to be the one who entertains them.

Being expressive makes them seem like a rebel.
Maybe you don’t do it intentionally but you may sound like a one at some point because of your tone or your ways of expressing it.

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To start a career in content writing means you already need to start writing all by yourself. All you need is to know how to write and it should be presentable and approachable. A career in this field is not as easy at it seems to be, so you need to have utter patience, educate yourself as much as you can, take criticisms positively and make your words make worth. Because, in the sudden moment, you will need to mold yourself into the market demands in writing, yet keeping alive your creativity. To write effective content one should have good command over English and vocabulary
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Not a conversation starter
They never start a conversation instead they sulk in the background until someone introduces them.

Staying home can become an addiction.
As they don’t like socializing much they prefer to be isolated rather than being with people. They prefer staying at home as a better option rather being out with others.

Social anxiety hits them anytime.
It’s really hard for them to actually be in large groups and from nowhere they may have a serious anxious feeling.

Phone calls are the absolute WORST.
They always try to avoid people as much as they can. They are much more of a ‘text’ person.

People underestimate them.
As they don’t come up usually, people underestimate them which is wrong. People have a misconception that they may lack talent or they are of no use but in reality they have much more than the ordinary.

Saying No
It’s very hard for them to say no. As they are not sure for the same. They would rather die than just saying no.

Public Speaking
This is the most challenging and horrying thing for a shy person. Human interaction foe them is so scary and when the same is in huge numbers you can’t imagine the fear they come across.

Making idle conversation is hard
They are better when they have their loved ones with them. They never approch or have a conversation with a stranger. And evend if they do so it turns out to be real hard.

Someone Approaching them.
This is the most hardest thing for a shy person. They always try to avoid people, specially strangers. And if someone approaches they become anxious.