Every year on the day of 8th September it is celebrated as the world’s physiotherapy day started on the day of 1951. It marks the day of the unity and collaboration of the world’s PT society.
Every year according to the situations and conditions the theme of the day is to decide and physiotherapists try their best to keep their patients fit and in sound health throughout the year.
The contribution of the physiotherapists is such an important deed that even if one thinks that it is easy to motivate and aware people about the good things of a healthy and sound mind but it is not an easy task to achieve with a different mindset of peoples with a different set of problems.
It is not easy to think of the profession where we have to motivate people for the things that can easily be interpreted as the way they want.
This year the theme of the day is to talk about the effect of the Covid-19 and how one can cope with it.
Importance
The importance of this day might not be yet clear to everyone out there but let me pinpoint some points which can even let you ponder on the thoughts that why this is so important for us.
The day was first discovered to recognize the efforts of the physiotherapist and what they do for us. This is day is celebrated to emphasize and promote the profession and expertise of Physiotherapists.
The importance of this can also be seen from the point of recovery from any physical injury that can restrict the movement of the body and all muscles. It is the way or therapy through which we can decrease the effect of the injury by increasing the maximum movement of the body and as well as physical function.
Not just this but with physical therapy one can also recover from fatal injuries and chronic conditions as well.
It can cure the pain and provide instant relief and can take care of the injury which can occur again in the course of some time.
Few Benefits
The benefit of this day can be seen from the few points given below:
Easy and reliable pain management relief.
Recovery from any kind of trauma and ling lasting method to improve it.
Recovery from any physical injury and as well as paralysis.
Better body balance and posture as many of us can have problems related to the back of the neck area because most of us just sit many hours before the desktop or laptop.
As we all are gaining experience with our increasing age, we are also getting ourselves in the life long diseases which is very frequent nowadays so we can get some help from here too.
Conclusion
Even though medicines can provide us instant relief and no it’s not bad either when we don’t have any choice but one should consider physical therapy in the case of injury that is on the physical level and we rely on it for the longest time.
POVERTY IS THE WORST FORM OF VIOLENCE – MAHATAMA GANDHI.
Poverty can be defined as the condition where an individuals basic necessities are not fulfilled like; shelter, clothing, education. Today world is heading towards globalization, but still poverty remains a prime issue in many countries. Poverty has become a complex problem. It leads to other problems. A poor person is not able to get education which causes increase in illiteracy. An illiterate person is not qualified for jobs roles which leads to unemployment and in many cases humans exploitation and child labour. An unemployed person is not able get proper nutrition diet leading to power health and no energy for work. Most of the underprivileged class lives in slum areas. They lack in proper sanitation and drinking water, eventually leading to an early death. We can say that poverty is the root cause of other problems in society. There are various causes of poverty and one of the chief cause is population explosion. Rising population is putting load over the resources and budgeting of the country. In some countries past civil war had made poverty widespread. Natural disaster has also contributed to countries poverty. Today the rich are getting richer and poor are getting more poor. Government has come up with many plans to eradicate poverty but we can get better by joint efforts of government and people.
Lack of clarity in choosing future may haunt you at night. If not addressed properly it may cost you your career. Just having B.com degree is not enough in extremely competitive corporate. You must add more skills.
Some of you may choose to work right after graduation while some may decide to purse masters. So I have sorted some most popular courses and jobs that you can do after B.com hons. Hopefully this article will help you in clarification.
Courses
Masters of commerce (M.com):It is the most popular course after doing b.com hons. This course is most suitable for students who want to pursue career in academics or as a market researcher, economist, lecturer etc. Duration of this course is 2 years.
Masters of business administration (MBA): Another very popular course. You get to learn about various aspects of business based on specialization you choose. In addition to your graduation you are required to have valid score in relevant exams like CAT, CMAT to pursue this course. Duration of this course is also 2 years.
Chartered financial analyst (CFA): It is offered by CFA institute of America and is considered of highest standard. You can take up jobs like a financial analyst, statistician, market research etc. Duration of this course is 2.5 years.
Business accounting and taxation (BAT): This course is well planned to give you practical understanding of accounting, taxation, reporting and other relevant skills. These skills are mandate for accounting firms, KPO, and other hardcore finance and accounting jobs. Duration of this course is only 8-12 weeks.
Certified management accountant (CMA): It demonstrates your professional expertise in the field of financial planning, analysis, decision report etc. You need to clear two exams in order to become eligible for this course. You are also required to have 2 year work experience. Duration of this course is 6 months.
Jobs
Financial risk manager: FRM is a globally recognized certification for finance and banking professionals. It provides many lucrative jobs in the field of risk management, wealth management etc. Average salary of this job is Rs. 10-18 LPA.
Business analyst: One more career option is to apply for job as a business analyst in MNCs and corporates. These companies always look for graduates. You will also gain experience and skills. Average salary is Rs. 3.5 to 5.5 LPA.
Digital marketer: Due to rise in digital marketing platform, MNCs are looking for candidates with commerce background and certification in digital marketing. Average salary is Rs. 4.5 to 10 LPA.
Public sector banking: You can apply in banks like IBPS, SBI RBI etc and earn handsome of money with additional perks. Average salary of this job profile is Rs. 5 -12 LPA.
Accountant: An accountant handles tax related tasks and examines financial statements. You need subject specific degree to become eligible for this job. Average salary is INR 3.5- 18 LPA.
Literacy the way one defines it tells many things about the perception of that person on the topic, but what can’t change with the variety of thoughts and points of view is the motive, the base, and everything which can tell the sheer drive of why and what behind the subject.
“The man who won’t read has no advantage on the man who can’t read”, as the saying goes we can easily see the importance of one’s literacy. The power one can harness from the depth of reading and knowledge is far much greater than anything.
The boundness of our imagination and information about things restricts us from achieving many things at the higher fronts, so reading and knowing contributes to your personal growth as well as on the backends of things too.
International Literacy Day is celebrated on the 8th of September every year all over the United States started in the year 1966.
But before knowing some of the amazing facts and information about literacy shouldn’t we know the real meaning of what literacy is and what one can interpret from it.
Literacy means the ability of a person through which one can understand, read, write and interpret things that they never can think of without the means of literacy.
“ The more you read, the more you learn and more places you go” by Dr. Seuss
Says everything about the benefit of the reading and how it can affect one’s all over the status of mind and as well as living methods.
So, let’s dive into the amazing facts and important notes related to the world’s literacy day.
First, let’s talk about the facts which concern the literacy rate of the world’s populations.
According to the stats of the United Nation, there are around 75 million children which are either dropouts or they don’t go to school.
As of this year, there are around 250 children which still can’t read or write, but the amazing fact is that around 84% of the world’s population is literate.
Almost the major portion of illiterate adults are from the top 10 countries like Nigeria, China, Pakistan, and India. One in five adults is illiterate according to the stats.
International Literacy day is not a day to celebrate it as a Holiday but it is the day to observe and know the importance of reading.
The literacy of India is somehow not so good or bad but it is something for which we all are working together and we will achieve it in the upcoming years ahead.
But again there is something lethargic about the rate of our literacy as if though we want to achieve it but we are unable to do so or it’s we just don’t want to achieve it right away.
Even in times of the global crisis, we have come up with alternatives to let the flow of literacy continue and people get their basic right of reading and literacy.
Even though around everything we should celebrate the people who can read and spread awareness who can’t.
The term Fast Food was considered by Merriam Webster in the 1951 dictionary. Fast Food chains are a specific type of quick service and self-service restaurants with bare minimum seating arrangements. People generally takeaway or orders food from them.
The ultimacy of takeaways
The devotion of Fast-Food Chains or to call them Quick Service Restaurants not border restricted but worldwide. Be it “not in home-food-mood” or morning office rush, fast food chains have proved to have descended from the heavenly abode just to assist humans in their crisis times. These restaurants produce in bulk the food items and keep it warm, fresh, and ready to get picked.
Pocketwatchers and Watchkeepers
The affordable rates and not so short fast-food variety A list of these Quick Service Restaurants is the main centre of attraction. These reasonable and instantly fast-food providing places captivates the major group of the population of The United States I.e. The Youth, both college and office goers.
Specific in Specials
These fast-food chains are both vegetarians and nonvegetarians friendly. Both Arby’s Meat and Burger King’s Whopper is equally respectable among fast-food lovers. McDonalds and Pizza Hut are among the top priority list of pizza lovers. Not to deny the reign of KFC in the hearts of non-vegetarians.
Fed-up of dining-in
The vast working-class singles when fed up of Hotel’s boring Dine-ins, step towards these fast-food chains for quick home deliveries at the comfort of their homes and enjoy their meal along with home theatres.
Boon For Time Lacking Mothers
With the ingrained notion assigning cooking to Moms, although which seems to having started fading away, students find it easy to pick up from takeaways on their way to schools. With serving burgers, pizzas, fries, shakes, beverages, fish, salads, chicken nuggets and much more, these fast-food chains have acquired both- Customers and controversies regarding being healthy. Say whatever to attack but the incredibility of these quick servers cannot be overlooked.
Going by the term, agile denotes an active and fast process of performing a task. It is a method that can be applied in a variety of fields but nowadays it is gaining fame in Software development and Project Management areas. Let’s have a look at both distinctively:
Agile Methodology in Software Development
Agile Methodology in Software creation and development is a very effective and preferable method in present times. Agile enables the company to meet the software requirements of its customers in a very short span of time.
With this method, the company is flexible enough to handle N no. of requirement change at any given time, and the secret recipe for this flexibility is its working process. Agile is a iterative (repeats same process of requirement – design – development -testing) and incremental (keeps on adding new features and requirements during the iterative process) model where requirements keep changing.
In agile, a software demanded is broken into different pieces (called sprints) and are delivered to the customer in these sprints form and hence enabling the company to make any change desired by the customer at any stage of development.
Agile Methodology in Project Management
It is the same process as followed in Software Development where task of Software Building is replaced by any kind of project or in simple terms, to generalise the method for any field.
It has a flexible approach to build a project. A project is divided into mini-projects called sprints, and instead of delivering the complete major project as a whole to the customer, the company works on delivering the desired project in sprints on weekly or say monthly basis (whatever suitable).
It includes the following steps in Agile Development Cycle.
Sprint Backlogenlists the tasks to be completed in each sprint like planning, designing, execution, testing and development stages.
Product Backlogexplains new features, changes in the existing features and several other significant improvements in the project.
Sprint includes the cycle of >>Planning >> Designing >> Testing >> Release >> Planning >>
Final Product received at the end of the whole mini-project deliveries.
Principles of Agile Methodology
Changes required by customers at any stage can be fulfilled.
Releases will be very fast.
Aims to achieve customer satisfaction.
Good communication link between customers, business analyst, developers and test engineers.
Easier to adopt than traditional Waterfall Method.
Modification at every stage result in best quality achievement.
Error in a small sprint can be easily corrected instead of error in a whole major project.
Civil Services Exam or CSE is a national level exam adorned with the title of “Most Difficult Exam to Crack”. It is conducted by UPSC – Union Public Service Commission and sometimes referred as just UPSC exam. UPSC CSE fills for 24 services ranging between 700-1400 annually. The top most All India service is that of an IAS officer and since most aspirants aim for this top post, it is simply known as IAS exam too. Although UPSC conducts several government exams every year in a variety of streams but only CSE gets the prestige of being this difficult for the level of position it bestows upon the officers. UPSC CSE or UPSC is a three-level exam which are: Preliminary (Two objective papers), Mains (Total nine papers) and a personality test (Interview). One sits for a total of 32 hours of examination to qualify the exam. On an average, the number of students that pass the first stage of exam is 11 to 12 times more than the number of vacancies. This demonstrates the competition & hype of UPSC among students. And this all hype is not inexplicable for the later highly respectful, well paying government job which the aspirants fancy for at the end of their struggle.
Examination News & Notifications
Such is the popularity and reputation of UPSC CSE exam that the news sources are not limited. There are n number of websites, portals, newspapers, coaching institutes’ sites, YouTube Channels, and several other offline & online sources that provide the news and notifications of UPSC exam without any cost. The official website of UPSC is https://upsc.gov.in/ . UPSC Aspirants and other interested students can visit the above given official website regularly to keep a check on the latest updates and notifications regarding the exam. The first notification regarding UPSC 2021 was issued on the official website on 4th march, 2021 along with the release of application form for the same. The notification also informed the aspirants to fill the CSE 2021 application form by 23rd of March,2021 latest. Later, another notification was issued stating some changes in the exam dates caused due to novel Coronavirus. It is also given accompanying the updated schedule that even this date sheet can be subject to alterations in future if required. Keeping this in mind, students are advised to visit the official website regularly to not miss any news or announcements in future regarding the exam.
Examination Dates
Earlier the date for CSE exam phase 1 i.e., Preliminary exam was 27th of June, 2021. It seems COVID-19 like all other fields, affected UPSC CSE dates this year too and hence the date for the Preliminary exam that was scheduled to be conducted on June 27th will now be conducted on Oct. 10, 2021. Also, the Mains exam of UPSC Civil Services Exam will be held on the dates 7th, 8th, 9th, 15th & 16th of January, 2022. Apart from the form filling dates, UPSC has announced form withdrawal dates. Candidates who have filled the form can withdraw the form between 31st March, 2021 to 6th of April, 2021.
Application Fee
If we talk about the fees of the exam, it can be concluded that the fees asked for form filling in UPSC CSE exam is not as much as compared to other competitive exams, reasons being the conducting body and the difficulty level of the exam. The General Category, OBC & EWS belonging male candidates are required to pay a sum of Rs. 100 for Preliminary exam and Rs. 200 for the Mains exam. It must be clear that all category females, Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD) and SC/ST Candidates are exempted to pay fees at any phase of the examination.
Eligibility Criteria
For an UPSC aspirant, given below is the eligibility criteria based on various factors that make her/him eligible to appear in the most prestigious and India’s toughest government exam:
1. Nationality
A person willing to sit for UPSC exam with the intention of getting into Indian Administrative Service or Indian Police Service must be a citizen of India.
Apart from IAS & IPS all other services require the candidate to be:
An Indian citizen.
A subject of Bhutan or a citizen of Nepal.
A refugee from Tibet who is living for permanent purpose in India before Jan. 1st, 1962.
A person of Indian Origin with a desire for permanent settlement in India from, Pakistan, Myanmar, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Ethiopia, Malawi, Zaire & Zambia.
2. Educational Qualifications
A candidate must have earned a graduation degree in any discipline from any open/private/central/deemed/state University.
A graduation degree from any foreign university that is recognized by Indian Association of Universities.
Graduation degree can be completed on a regular mode or through distance education.
A special recognition by the Govt, of India for a qualification as equivalent as above-mentioned graduation degree.
3. Age
A person (male/female) is eligible to sit for the exam with a minimum age of 21 years as calculated on 1st of August, in the respective year of exam.
Age limits vary for different categories. The different upper age limits:
For General category & EWS is 32 years.
For OBCs is 35 years.
For SCs/STs/PwDs is 37 years.
For Defence Services Personnel disabled in operations during hostilities, it is 40 years.
4. Attempts
The number of attempts allowed to candidates (male/female) vary for different categories, which is as follows:
6 attempts for General Category.
9 attempts for OBCs.
Unlimited number of attempts for SCs/STs.
Vacancies
The vacancies for posts to be filled by UPSC through CSE exam is not fixed. The number of vacant positions is released by the Commission prior to the exam every year which vary in number. The vacant positions vary from minimum 700 to maximum 1500 approximately. Past data shows this sharp variation with exact number of vacancies. For instance, year 2018 saw a total vacancy of 759 and in 2014 vacancies were as much as 1364. This variation occurs every year. The number of vacant posts released by UPSC this year, i.e., 2021 is 712 which shows a decrease of 84 vacancies as in 2020, which was 796.
Salary
The salary offered by The Government of India to officers chosen through UPSC varies from post to post and service to service. The tag of government job and such a reputation that comes with the job, generally overshadow the salary question. For instance, the salary range of two top most services are given below:
For the top service like IAS, the salary range is 56,000 to 2,50,000 INR.
IPS officer’s salary ranges between 39,000 to 2,12,000 INR.
This trend of such large difference between the ranges of salaries is due to difference in posts, rank & no. of years in the service completed by the candidate.
Exam Pattern
As stated above, the UPSC conducts the Civil Services Exam in three stages. A detailed brief of the three stages is as follows:
A. Preliminary or Prelims:
The first stage of this grand marathon kickstarts with Prelims exam. Prelims consists of two objective exams- General Studies I & General Studies II (CSAT). Both the papers involve negative marking. GS I is of 200 marks containing 100 MCQs, whereas GS II is of 200 marks containing 80 questions. One who clears both, qualifies for the second stage which is Mains exam.
B. Mains:
The second stage has nine subjective type papers which are conducted approximately for a week. The nine papers can be detailed as:
Paper A – Compulsory Indian Language – 300 marks.
Paper B – English – 300 marks.
Paper I – Essay – 250 marks (till last)
Paper II – General Studies I
Paper III – General Studies II
Paper IV – General Studies III
Paper V – General Studies IV
Paper VI – Optional I
Paper VII – Optional II
All the nine papers mentioned above are of 3 hours each.
C. Personality Test
The final stage of UPSC CSE exam is personality test or Interview of 275 marks.
Admit Card
Admit Card is the candidature document that students need to carry to the exam hall at the chosen exam center. Any student found without the admit card is not allowed to sit for the UPSC CSE. Admit card contain the name, picture, roll number and things allowed and not allowed to be carried on the day of the examination. Students can download the admit cards from the official website of UPSC https://www.upsc.gov.in/ . Generally, UPSC releases the admit cards for CSE exam four weeks prior to the exam scheduled to be held so that students get plenty of time in their hands to download & print the admit cards and also some might want to visit the exam center before the exam to avoid any kind of errors on the day of exam.
Result
Like every other information, UPSC releases the results of the exams conducted by it on the official website https://www.upsc.gov.in/ . Students can check the results by following the below given procedure:
Download and save the print for future requirements.
The marksheets of the students who haven’t qualified the last stage will be uploaded on the website within fifteen days of announcement of final result and will appear on the website for approximately 30 days. This is to help students to evaluate their weak subjects and to understand that where have they lost points.
I hope u all heard Micheal Jackson’s lines “Heal the world make it a better place, for u and for me and the entire world within..” Its really awesome song that makes me goosebumps! The concept of better world can be seen through the view of Ralph waldo Emerson , ” To leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social conditions, to know that even one life has breathed easier becoz u have lived that is to hv succeed!” Something can be more better, beautiful or even extraordinary only if u start accepting the changes! That’s what Sir. Robert Baden in his last msg that, “Try to leave this world a little better than u found in it” Make changes over around you, perhaps only when you do something u haven’t done before! It has never been easier to make a difference untill you accept it, But every big things occur only when we took the first step! Respect the differences, raise well rounded human beings , encourage little good things happen around you, be the first voice to the voiceless! Make this world a better, a beautiful place..!Without pain no gain!
Elif Shafak tackles her country’s terrible past in a bright and colourful tale set in both Turkey and the United States in her second novel published in English. The “bastard” of the title, Asya, a nineteen-year-old woman who loves Johnny Cash and the French Existentialists, is at its centre, as are the four sisters of the Kazanci family who all live together in an extended household in Istanbul: Zehila, the vivacious, headstrong youngest sister who runs a tattoo parlour and is Asya’s mother; Banu, who has recently discovered herself as a clairvoyant; and Cevriy. One estranged brother, Armanoush, resides in Arizona with his wife and their Armenian daughter. Armanoush discovers the Kazanci sisters and makes close friends with Asya when she secretly travels to Istanbul in quest of her true identity. A secret is revealed that connects the two families and links them to the deportations and killings of Armenians in 1915. The Bastard of Istanbul is a daring, compelling novel full of strong, memorable female characters that will affirm Shafak as a rising star of world literature.
2) 10 minutes, 38 seconds in this strange world – Elif Shafak
Each minute after her death brings a sensual memory to Leila: the taste of spiced goat stew sacrificed by her father to celebrate the long-awaited birth of a son; the sight of bubbling vats of lemon and sugar used by the women to wax their legs while the men attend mosque; the scent of cardamom coffee shared by Leila with a handsome student in the brothel where she works. Each recollection also remembers the friends she made at each pivotal point in her life – people who are now anxiously searching for her.The best-selling author of The Bastard of Istanbul returns with a stunning new novel.
3) Conversations with friends – Sally Rooney
Frances is twenty-one years old, calm, and very perceptive. She commits herself to a life of the mind—and to the gorgeous and eternally self-possessed Bobbi, her best friend and partner in crime, as a college student and aspiring writer. The two young ladies were lovers in high school and now perform spoken-word poetry together in Dublin, where a journalist called Melissa recognises their talent. Frances is unwillingly impressed by Melissa’s elegant home and tall, attractive husband after being drawn into her orbit. Private property is a cultural evil, according to Frances, and Nick, a bored actor who never quite lived up to his promise, resembles patriarchy in flesh.But, as funny as their flirtation seemed at first, it soon gives birth to a peculiar familiarity that none of them anticipates. As Frances strives to maintain control over her life, her relationships with Nick, her difficult and unhappy father, and eventually, Bobbi, become increasingly difficult to manage. Frances’ cerebral certainties begin to give way to something new: a painful and bewildering manner of living from moment to moment, as she tries desperately to reconcile herself to her body’s desires and vulnerabilities.
4) Normal people – Sally Rooney
Connell and Marianne act as though they don’t know each other in school. She is lonely, prideful, and very private, whereas he is popular and well-adjusted, the star of the school soccer team. When Connell picks up his mother from Marianne’s housekeeping job, a peculiar and lasting bond develops between the two adolescents, which they are desperate to keep hidden.They’re both studying at Trinity College in Dublin a year later. Marianne has established herself in a new social environment, but Connell remains on the sidelines, hesitant and unsure.Marianne and Connell circle each other throughout their college years, wandering toward other people and opportunities but always magnetically, irresistibly attracted back together. As she descends into self-destruction and he seeks purpose elsewhere, they must decide how far they are ready to go to save the other.Sally Rooney uses her great psychological acumen and flawlessly sparse writing to examine the intricacies of class, the euphoria of first love, and the complicated entanglements of family and friendship in this narrative.
5) Mexican gothic – Silvia Moreno-Gracia
Noemí Taboada travels to High Place, a remote home in the Mexican countryside, after receiving a desperate letter from her newlywed cousin pleading for help to save her from an unknown fate. She has no idea what she will find—her cousin’s husband, a dashing Englishman, is a complete stranger, and Noemí has no knowledge of the area.Noemí is likewise an unlikely rescuer: she’s a stunning debutante, and her elegant dresses and flawless red lipstick are more appropriate for cocktail parties than amateur investigation.But she’s also strong and intelligent, with an unbreakable drive to succeed, and she’s not afraid: Not of her cousin’s new husband, who is both frightening and fascinating; not of his father, the elderly patriarch who appears to be enamoured with Noemí; and not even of the home itself, which begins to enter Noemí’s dreams with images of blood and death.The family’s youngest kid is her lone ally in this hostile environment. He is shy and polite, and he appears to want to help Noemí, but he may also be concealing horrible family secrets. Because there are a lot of mysteries hidden beyond the walls of High Place.The family’s former opulence and defunct mining enterprise shielded them from inquisitive eyes, but when Noemí investigates further, she uncovers tales of brutality and lunacy.And Noemí, fascinated by High Place’s terrible yet alluring environment, may soon find it hard to leave this fascinating mansion.
6) The Song Of Achilles – Madeline Miller
Achilles, known as “the best of all Greeks,” is the son of the harsh sea goddess Thetis and the legendary king Peleus. He is strong, quick, and gorgeous, and those who encounter him find him fascinating. Patroclus is a shy young prince who has been exiled from his country following a horrific act of violence. Despite incurring the gods’ wrath, they form an unbreakable friendship after being brought together by accident.They are taught the techniques of battle and healing by the centaur Chiron, but when word arrives that Helen of Sparta has been stolen, all of Greece’s heroes are summoned to lay siege to Troy in her honour.Achilles, lured by the prospect of a bright future, joins their cause, and Patroclus, torn between love and dread for his buddy, follows. They had no idea that the merciless Fates will put them to the ultimate test and demand a horrible sacrifice.
The right to vote is the most direct, most determinant and most dynamic expression of democracy.
Our Indian democracy gives the power to the people. The power to vote and choose a leader / party of our choice. And so, it is only apt that we make use of this opportunity. This is our opportunity to express who we are and what we care about. If you care about your future, Vote your future.
It is essential for every Indian to take the elections seriously. Be it playing an alternate card, keeping fascits at bay or to try a third card. Not everything may change overnight. But we as citizens of democratic India, have an obligation to vote.
I know you and I are frustrated with the way things are going on in this country. And we’re all trying to post and tweet but nothing you can do is more powerful than you and I voting. Stand up for yourself, educate yourself, use your voice and vote. Make your voice heard because it counts.
As Rabindranath Tagore in his poem, where the mind is without fear, says,
” into that heaven of freedom, my father, Let my country awake.” we are called to lift up this people and this nation to that place.
Needless to say, every citizen’s vote is counted in the polling process. If the people are equally divided between two candidates, one single vote can be a game-changer and a decisive factor. We have seen in the past how one vote from an MP can decide the fall of the government. Exactly the same way, a single person’s vote can confirm the win/fall of an aspiring MP or MLA. Voting is the fundamental basis of democracy’s ‘Of the people, for the people, and by the people’ slogan. Therefore, rather than enjoying it as a holiday, one must vote if he truly wants to contribute to the nation-building process and bring about a change. A Citizen should actually not need to find any reason to Vote. It must be done as a compulsive duty although there is no legal obligation to vote.
At times, it is possible that one does not want any single candidate to be elected from all who are contesting. The election commission has made a special provision of NOTA. It stands for None of The Above. Hence if none of the candidates fit into your criteria, just hit the NOTA option and voice the opinion. Introduction of this alternative is believed to play a significant role in the future. In the late future, it may also be possible that the NOTA will decide the re-elections with fresh candidates.
one of the main reason to vote :
Covid19- we all know how this pandemic affected every corner of the world and how our nation suffered. Millions of people lost their jobs, daily bread and yes lives too So as a responsible citizen of this nation we should elect a government which can work efficiently for the people during any crisis.
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