WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

 

Women empowerment is one of the most
critical and essential things that everyone should support. It is when women
are given the most power and right to make decisions for themselves. Women have
been subjected to injustice through decades. They have been treated as non-existent
for decades. Women were else was always making decisions for them. This is one
of the biggest reasons for women’s empowerment. It was one of the essential
things which were the need of the hour. Women were made aware of their rights.
Along with their rights, women were taught how to be self-independent in all
aspects of their lives. They were taught how to create a space for them where
they can grow and become the people they want to be.

Need for Women Empowerment

Almost every country, no matter how
progressive has a history of ill-treating women. In other words, women from all
over the world have been rebellious to reach the status they have today. While
the western countries are still making progress, third world countries like
India still lack behind in Women Empowerment. In India, women empowerment is
needed more than ever. India is amongst the countries which are not safe for
women. There are various reasons for this. Firstly, women in India are in
danger of honour killings. Their family thinks its right to take their lives if
they bring shame to the reputation of their legacy.

How to Empower Women?

There are various ways in how one can
empower women. The individuals and government must both come together to make
it happen. Education for girls must be made compulsory so that women can become
illiterate to make a life for themselves. Women must be given equal
opportunities in every field, irrespective of gender. Moreover, they must also
be given equal pay. We can empower women by abolishing child marriage. Various
programs must be held where they can be taught skills to fend for themselves in
case they face financial crisis.

A woman is the one who has the power to
create, nurture and transform. Below are some right that every woman in our
society should have –

Ø have
equal employment opportunities without any gender bias,

Ø have
equal education opportunities as they are equally competent.

Ø have
right to make independent decisions at home as well as at office, feel safe and
comfortable inside and also outside the home, know about their social and legal
rights, have economical and financial choices

Ø live
with dignity and self-respect

Empowering women economically, socially,
educationally politically and legally is going to be a difficult task. It is
not going to be easy to change the culture of disrespect for women which are so
deep inside in Indian society. But it does not mean that it is impossible. An
empowered woman can be a fundamental asset for the society, let her enjoy the
freedom and you will feel the change.
It is the need of
the hour that we stop exploiting women and give them their rights. People must
show supportive attitude towards women so that they get equal opportunities to
move ahead towards a better society. ‘Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao’ is one scheme
started by the government to educate the girl child. People must change their
attitude towards women and give them their due place in the society.

 

What is Java Programming? Java Introduction for Beginners

JAVA

Introduction

In today’s era, the internet and smartphones have become an integral part of our lives. We use our phones for almost all of our day to day tasks. Earlier, we used to shop at mails, queue up in front of banks and make our travel bookings at travel agencies. But now, we can do this comfortably in our homes using smartphones. All of this is made possible by the high-level programming language Java. In this article we will discuss everything we need to know about the class based, object oriented programming language, Java.

What is Java?

Java is an Object Oriented Programming language that is used in a distributed environment on the internet. It is a high level language that is easy to read and understand. It is popularly used in console, GUIs, web, and mobile applications, game development and embedded systems. Apart from these, Java is also used to create software for devices. It is used not only in computers and mobiles but even in electronic devices like televisions, washing machines, air conditioners, and so on. Online forms, banking, and shopping are possible because of Java.

The Invention of Java

Java is a computer based programming language invented by James Gosling and Sun microsystems in 1991. He had a single motto while creating the language, it was “Write Once, Run Anywhere.” This meant that the code would have to be written only once, but it could be used anywhere. They named this language “Oak” because of the Oaktree outside Gosling’s office. Later, it was named to “Green”, then to “Java Coffee” which was named after the coffee from Indonesia, and finally to ” Java” in 1995.

Editions of Java

There are three editions of Java. Each programmer can learn any of these editions based on the application they need to create.

❤ Firstly, we have Java Standard Edition, this edition contains core libraries like java.lang, java.util, etc.

❤Secondly, we have Java Enterprise Edition, this edition has APIs like JMS, EJB, JSPs, Servelets, etc.

❤ And lastly, we have Java Micro Edition which is used to program Java in cell phones, set-top boxes, handhelds, and so on.

Java is an object oriented programming language based on C and C++. However, it is improved and simplified to solve the errors in programming. Java files are converted to bit code format using a compiler and then executed by the Java interpreter. The whole Java code is run on the Java Virtual Machine which provides a runtime environment.

Major Concepts of Java

Now, the major concepts in Java are its methods and classes. A method is a block of code that performs a task only when it is called. Consider this example, while watching television, you use the TV remote to change channels. Each button on the remote performs a different task. Methods in Java are the same. We can have methods to add two members or email a person or to convert kilometers to meters.

A group of methods make a class. Classes are used to organize code just like how fruits, vegetables, and clinical products are divided into different sections in a super market. There are a lot of features in Java. Let’s start by looking at them one by one.

It has a simple syntax and is very easy to understand and learn. Java language is robust. It eliminates errors that occur in the C and C++ languages. Java also has characteristics like garbage collectors and exception handling. This makes Java very unique. The most popular feature of Java is that it is platform independent. Compilation happens in bytecode, and because of this, Java can run on any machine. It is very secure language as it contains no virus. Java has a feature of multi-threading. The feature of multi-threading helps Java to do multitasking. Java is a portable language as it can run on any platforms and data type sizes are set permanently. So, Java program has a fixed size of the code. Last of all, Java is not as fast as C and C++, but provides higher performance than any other language.

OOPS Concepts in Java

Now, let’s see OOPS concepts in Java. Java has four concepts. They are,

👉  Abstraction

👉Encapsulation

👉Inheritance

👉 Polymorphism

In Java we use objects and classes identified with this present reality that makes the code simpler to make and comprehend.

Abstraction means showing the relevant information that is needed for a task.

Encapsulation makes the Java code secure data is stored within the classes, and it is not easy to access the data.

Inheritance as the name suggests, the attributes and characteristics of one class can be inherited by another class. Because of this, coders take less time to create the code.

Polymorphism means using the same method for different tasks. In Java, we can utilize the similar object or variable in two different places where their tasks will vary.

Conclusion

In this article we learnt all kinds of things about Java. So you can take the Java programming language and read and benefit.

National Integration in India

National Integration

Introduction

The development of a country lies in its unity. Peace, tolerance, humanity, religious harmony, all are possible only through national unity. In this article we will see how important national unity is.

National Integration

India is a multi-lingual, multi-ethnic, multi-cultural and multi-religious country. Even though we are different in so many ways, we are all one in the same thing. We are all one race in the sense of being Indian. There is no place for minor alternatives. Equality and fraternity can only be nurtured through national unity. That is the only thing that unites us all. 

It is a matter of pride for us that we are all united in unity and united with the feeling of being one voice Indian at a time when foreign powers are dividing and differentiating us. 

The Nature of Integrity

No one can deny that national unity plays a vital role in determining the security of a country. No matter how many cannons, bombs and bullets pierce, only our national unity has the power to crush all dictatorships. 

We are able to breathe the air of freedom today only because we have forgotten the various differences that existed within us during the freedom struggle and fought with the lofty principle of my nation, my motherland. 

The Benefit of Integrity

The freedom we enjoy today is not easy. The heroism that fertilized our unity, shed tears and bloods, spent time in prisons and faced many atrocities, was born out of a sense of nationalism.  Every citizen has a moral duty to protect his homeland. We have the right to progress the motherland. The need to build the future of India with strength can only be achieved through national unity.

Conclusion

Let us set aside all selfishness and work together for the progress, security, unity and peace of the nation.

5 Amazing Facts about Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj : The brave hero!

Knowing about the Brave Hero!

Shivaji,   also known as Chhatrapati Shivaji was born on   19
February 1630 – 3 April 1680.He was a brave Indian ruler  who formed Maratha empire from  the declining Adilshahi  Sultanate  of Bijapur . 


                                                                                       

 

 1.           
The origin of name ‘Shivaji’

 The name of Shivaji Maharaj did not generate from
the name of Lord Shiva instead the name was derived from a regional deity by
the name Shivai.


2.   Shivaji prioritized his
country over his kingdom

 

Shivaji
Maharaj motivated his soldiers that while fighting, they should keep in mind
that they are serving for their nation and not for any king. He had a goal of
achieving a free state.

                                                                         


3.Shivaji respected women

 

Shivaji
Maharaj respected women. He was strongly against any type of harassment towards
women. He strictly instructed his soldiers to respect women. Anyone who tried
to harass women were strictly punished by Shivaji Maharaj. During the reign of
Shivaji Maharaj, women of the captured territories were treated with respect,
unharmed and none were treated as prisoners.

                                                                     

                                                                    

4. Shivaji Maharaj cleverly
and strategically escaped from Panhala fort!

 

Shivaji
successfully escaped from Panhala fort cleverly and strategically. When Siddhi
Johar’s army trapped Shivaji Maharaj in Panhala fort, he made a strategy to escape
wherein he arranged two palanquins.

In one of
the palanquins, a barber who was similar to Shivaji was seated and had asked to
lead him out of the fort. The soldiers went after the fake palanquin and
Shivaji successfully fooled 600 soldiers and had then escaped from Panhala
fort. 


                                                                    


5. Shivaji was extremely compassionate and forgiving in nature

 

Shivaji
Maharaj was very compassionate and forgiving and welcomed anyone in his army
who surrendered to him. He had an extremely caring nature and never captured
religious places and homes of the local people. 

 

                                                         

SAVE EARTH

 

Save earth is a slogan used to spread
awareness among people about the importance of earth and why we should save our
mother earth. Save earth slogan motivates people to save earth and its natural
resources to give our future generations a safe and healthy environment. Everything
essential that we need today has been provided to us by the earth. Water, air,
food, shelter, earth gives us all of it, sustaining our lives. But, the problem
is that we neglect the damages that we are causing to the earth, due to our own
activities, though, they are going to harm us only. The most prominent threat
to earth is pollution caused due to several human activities. The slogan “Save
Earth” tries to persuade people like you and me to take necessary steps for the
protection of earth and its environment. However small the contribution is, it
will definitely be the beginning of a change that we want to see.

We have no other regarded planets near
Earth in this universe where existence is possible. It is the solely concerned
planet where a mixture of the most necessary natural resources, oxygen, water,
and gravity, is discovered, which creates the possibility of a prosperous
existence here. We do not have time to think more about this and begin to save
Earth severely by using several positive measures to hand over healthful Earth
to our future generations. People ought to plant more and more magnificent
trees to get adequate oxygen and stop the results of air pollution and global
warming.

We should stop cutting our life,
environment, and the rainforests home to many different species. People should
limit their electricity usage and use fewer fossil fuels to protect the
environment from global warming. They should promote the use of solar lights
and wind energy to protect them from destroying the Earth.

What can be the crisis on Earth?

What kind of crisis will happen if the is
imaginable? It is important to note that humans have to know that all the
natural resources on Earth are of two types. First, those that are renewable,
i.e., those that can be renewed, such as sunlight, wind. Other resources that
cannot be renewed are non-renewable resources. These resources include
naturally available fuel, trees, natural gas, and water.

It is worth noting that non-renewable
resources mostly fuel all modern appliances. These will end soon due to
unlimited usage. After these are over, life on Earth will become impossible,
and the Earth will begin to collapse. Humanity’s dependence on the Earth’s
natural resources will disappear. It isn’t very comforting.

Conclusion

Government has taken various effective
steps regarding save earth, save life and save earth, save environment in order
to continue the healthy life on the earth. Without earth, life is not possible
anywhere in the universe. Human activities related to the destruction of
natural resources of earth are impacting the earth environment very badly. So,
it is our sole responsibility to save the earth by practicing Eco-friendly
activities. we are also responsible to maintain its natural quality and
greenery environment. We should not waste and pollute its natural resources for
our small benefits.

 

 

 

 

75th Independence Day in 2021

Independence Day


Independence Day is the only holiday that most children remember. It is the liberation of our country that has helped us to stand, walk and breathe so freely today. In this article we will look at that freedom and the day it was achieved.

Disappointment achieved by the generosity of the Indians

Our Indian has a great character that ‘Makes the Visitor Live.’ Thus, even those who came from abroad to do business in our country, over time, our goods were looted. Beyond that, Anno Domini (AD) The English who set foot in 1600 enslaved us.

Voice of protest

Somewhere among those who slept unaware that ‘The Country We are in is Ours’, some people stood up as voices and rights and spoke out against strangers. Among them Veerapandiya Kattabomman, Veeramangai Velu Nachiyar, Marudhu Pandiyars, Puli Thevar and Rani of Jhansi Lakshmibai in the north played an important role in Tamil Nadu. Their movement also split into Moderation and Extremism. These were followed by Gandhiji, Neruji, Tilak, Patel, Netaji in the north and Vanchinathan, Siva, V.O. Chidambaram Pillai in Tamil Nadu as well as poets like Tagore, Subramania Bharati, Kavimani Desigavinayagam Pillai, Namakkal poet Venkatarama Ramalingam Pillai through their poems and countless playwrights, voiced their opposition to strangers through their theatrical art.

Slogans and movements

Gandhiji chanted ‘Do or Die’, Netaji chanted ‘Delhi Chalo’, ‘Vande Mataram’ and ‘Freedom is Our Birthright’ and also protested, saying, “Sarvesha (Lord Shiva) we did not grow out of water, we protected this crop with  tears.” Also they carried out many struggles such as the Salt Satyagraha, the Non-Cooperation Movement and the Quit Whites Movement.

Achieving and celebrating independence

After various slogans and struggles, we achieved our right to freedom on August 15, 1974 and made it the highest gold in our history. Following this, every year on this day we fly the flag in all parts of the city, village, school and college and celebrate the great deeds of our leaders. At exactly eight o’ clock in the morning in our Capital Delhi, the Prime Minister of India will hoist our national flag and deliver a speech.

The importance of Independence Day

Today, more than 70 years after the freedom that many people have lost their lives and their physical possessions, we have not been able to realize and maintain them properly. That is why a poet said, ‘We bought it at night and it has not dawned yet.’ Everyone must first realize that this festival is for everyone to feel the sacrifice of their leaders. Only then will the benefits of true freedom be available to all.

It is the duty of every Indian to preserve the freedom he has gained. Therefore, the celebration of Independence Day, which defended our country, is when each of us strives to elevate all with a sense of unity that we are ours, not just mine only then will the celebration of True Independence Day unfurl the flag.

Who owns Land Rover?

 

LAND ROVER-

Originally started as a Bicycle manufacturer
in 1885 in England to start a Sports utility vehicle manufacturing JLR Motors
has come a long way, currently, Land Rover is owned by Indian company Tata
Motors. Let’s have a look at the history of Land Rover Motors and how it was
owned by an Indian company?

Tata Industries-

Started as a trading company in 1868
by Jamshed Ji Tata, later being one of the biggest and oldest industries in
India, from producing Steel to Tea, Tata industries have many subsidiaries, and Tata
motors are one of them

Tata Motors History-

Tata Motors is one of the oldest Automotive
companies started in 1998 by Ratan Tata, originally started as a Locomotive the manufacturer then Manufacturing commercial vehicles, Tata Motors launched Indica
as their first passenger vehicle which was a huge success for the company, this
is where Tata motors started to grow very rapidly. Some of the highest selling
cars for Tata motors were-

·      
Tata Sierra

·      
Tata Safari

·      
Tata Indica

·      
Tata Sumo

·      
Tata Harrier

·      
Tata
Nexon(one of the highest-selling and safest cars in India)

(Tata Motors also
has recorded for creating the most inexpensive car “Nano” rear engine hatchback
with a dual cylinder engine having 625 ccs and 38 ps of power)

These are some of the Cars which
helped the company to build a huge empire in the country

JLR
History

  • 1947: Rover
    Company Chairman Maurice Wilks designs the first Land Rover model, built
    on a Jeep axle and chassis.
  • April 30, 1948: The first Land Rover officially debuts at the Amsterdam Motor Show.
  • 1967: Rover Company becomes Rover Triumph, as part of Leyland Motors (later British Leyland Motors).
  • 1978: Land Rover Limited becomes its own company under British Leyland Motors, 30 years after the creation of the first Land Rover model.
  • 1994: The Rover Group is acquired by BMW.
  • 2000: The Rover Group is broken up by BMW and
    Land Rover is sold to Ford.
  • 2008: Tata Motors
    based in India purchases Land Rover and Jaguar from Ford

Relationship with
JLR-

Land Rover has seen much ownership
till now, from British Leyland in 1978 to BMW Group 1994 to Ford Motors in 2000
which was finally purchased by Tata motors in 2008 as a whole subsidiary

·       Tata Motors
Tata Motors purchased both companies Jaguar and Land Rover as one major company
with Bidding in competition with Mahindra&Mahindra(Indian automotive
company) it cost them a huge 1.7B$

·       Currently, JLR is working as a British Entity
and is producing both Jaguar and Land Rover, Range Rover in 5 Countries

·       Land Rover also works for the Australian and
British Military providing them heavy-duty Machines capable of roaming anywhere
from sand to climbing on steep surfaces

·       Currently, the company is also working on
Hydrogen Fuel Cell

Tata Motors and
Ford Motors-

It should be called Ratan Tata v/s
Ford because in 1999 when Tata Motors was in Huge financial trouble they
reached out to Ford, Ford motors were interested in purchasing the company but Bill
Ford the chairman of the company humiliated Tata by saying we’re doing favors on
you by buying Vehicle division of Tata, This is what after Ratan Tata canceled
the deal and returned to India, 9 years after Ford was at bankruptcy this is
where Tata showed up and bought JLR from Ford, and turned it into a successful venture

Manufacturing
& Business-

JLR Motors have their Manufacturing plant in 5 countries
where Jaguar and Land Rovers are manufactured,

-Pune, India    -Liverpool, UK    -Slovakia   -Brazil  
-China
(in partnership
with cherry)

Currently
produced Land Rovers and Jaguars

Range Rover

·       Range Rover Evoque- Introduced in 2011

·       Defender- Introduced
in 2019

·       Range Rover Sport and Velar- Introduced in 2005 and 2017

·       Range Rover Discovery- Introduced in 1989, one of the oldest and
highest-selling Range Rover to date, Comes with an additional  model Range Rover Discovery Sport

Jaguar

·       Jaguar XE-
Introduced in 2015

·       Jaguar XF-Introduced
in 2007

·       Jaguar F Type- Introduced in 2013

·       Jaguar F Pace- Introduced in 2015

·       Jaguar I Pace- Introduced in 2021 as an Electric
Alternative

Business Ideas
and Upcoming Plans-

In 2019 the company has stated that
they are in full swing for Electrification for Both Jaguar and Range Rover from In the year 2020 only electric models will be produced giving competition to the
current biggest electric manufacturer Tesla Motors and Porsche.

Why Electrification
of Cars?

As most of the companies are looking
forward to electric cars as they are easy to manufacture, and they don’t have
to deal with emission norms which caused huge problems to VW Group in recent
years. And Electric market is currently new to everyone and has huge potential
many startups like Lucid Air have taken this seriously and manufacturing low-cost
EVs.

And one of the biggest reasons is
governments are giving tax reduction for companies and the buyer which make it
more interesting and maintenance cost is very very low compared to traditional
Cars

Current Electric
Competitors World Wide-

·      
Tesla Motors- Model S, Model 3(cheapest Tesla), Model
X, Model Y
(Direct competitor to Land Rover as it
is an SUV)

·      
General
Motors-
Chevrolet Bolt

·      
Tata Motors-
Nexon EV(Cheapest EV)

·      
Porsche- Porsche Taycan (2nd fastest EV
after Tesla S Plaid)

·      
Ford- Mustang Mach-E and Ford F-150 Lightning

·      
Hyundai- Kona

Business and
Income-

Few years were awful for JLR as
the sales were dropped to a high extent which mainly caused Ford Motors to sell
JLR to Tata Motors still the company is in Huge Debt but is picking up pace
from mid-2019 company faced a loss of 395 million and a profit of 156 million, Tata
Motors was also looking for a partnership for joint-venture in JLR

Current sales of JLR Combined- (source:-
Jaguar land rover Pvt. Limited)

Marketing and
Movies-

Range Rovers are an all-time favorite
for celebrities in Movies, Because of their sleek design, posh interiors, and
always work as a status symbol. Take it from James Bond Movie: Skyfall to
Upcoming No time to die or The Captian America: Winter Soldier. These are some
of the movies where Jaguar Range Rover Marketing teams work very cleverly, by
showing its capabilities and power

Even Singers like Charlie Puth is also
involved in these campaigns like his new song “I warned my self” where
he was showing his Jaguar XE

Quality Control-

·       Earlier reports showed poor quality control
over JLR, cars were malfunctioning, breakdowns, engine issues

·       Most of the issues were shown in Velar and
Evoque, where the company fixed it for free but this led to the decline of
trust by the customers towards JLR

·       Reports also showed Range Rovers have a very low-reliability percentage only 68% and the servicing charges are hefty as
compared to other manufacturers.

Controversies-

As I told you before JLR has quality
control issues but in China, it was more than that production issues, quality issues,
reliabilities issues, the fewer amount of sales network and dealers were
selling jaguar at 30% less which faced a heavy loss

Semiconductor shortage- This problem occurred
in Jan 2021 as Mercedes and JLR run short on semiconductors, which caused them
to work only on 50% potential which will heavily affect the Q2 quarter for
these companies

Emission Norms- JLR were accused of
cheating with emissions of their cars, where the office released a statement saying “we follow emission norms and we don’t use any cheat device
and software to hide their emissions”

After the VW Emission Scandals
Regulatory were made strict toward companies where they find Jaguar XE and Range
Rover was emitting 9 times and 11 times more carbon than normal norms this is
where JLR has to recall 44’000 cars for over emission.

 

Awards-

·      
Land Rover The defender was awarded as 2021 best car design

·      
Range Rover Sport
Completed its millionth sales

·      
Awarded as one of
the safest cars

What is Consumer Protection and Why it is Important?

Consumer Protection

All buyers of goods are consumers. The general public are all consumers of each other. Protecting the interests of consumers is paramount. We will see about consumer protection in this article.

Consumer Welfare

Human life is about living interdependently. Just as a tree does not become a forest, so it is natural for everyone to seek the help of others. The main need to survive is the food we eat. As for the food, its excellent quality, reasonable price and quantity are essential.

It is important to protect the interests of consumers, from ordinary small items to the most expensive luxury items. There is no place for discrimination between low-priced goods, high-priced goods, small goods, large goods, ordinary people and the rich people. Equal price, quality and quantity are one and the same because everyone buys and sells. There is no chance for discrimination. Just as the state has a duty to protect the interests of the consumer, so do traders have a moral duty to uphold it. 

Consumer Awareness

An thought has developed among the rural people, especially the illiterate. The habit of wanting to buy goods is spreading in a sales system where one item is bought and another item is free. This is not the right way. Because no trader does business without profit. That being said it is not acceptable to say it is free.

Is the quality of a product good? Is it good for our health? Is it reasonably priced? Is proper weight followed? Such doubts should come to the mind of a consumer. The welfare of the consumer is properly maintained only when there is awareness among the consumers.

To Prevent Cheating

While taking various creative steps on behalf of the state, it should be fully followed. Must give full cooperation.

When consumers are affected in any way, they need the courage to immediately oppose it. Consumers need to create an organization within themselves and assert their rights. Raising consumer awareness about adulteration and the affordable prices of substandard products can help prevent cheating.  

The protests of the people are increasing day by day. Demand is growing accordingly. At the same time as meeting the needs, it is important to consider that the interests of the consumer are protected.

Why Vocational Education is Essential?

Vocational Education

Education is the guide to live as a human being. Because education is the sharpening of human rationality. This education can be of two types. One is Notebook Education and the other is Vocational Education.

” Learn an industry. Admit it you have no worries ” said a poet. It is an empirical fact that the home and country of those who receive vocational education based on notebook education will rise economically and professionally. 

The Essentiality of Vocational Education

It is man’s economy to provide for man’s basic needs such as food, cloths and shelter. Creating the economy is work. Vocational education is essential for work. Those who have learned a profession work hard and improve their lives. 

There are many lakhs of young people in our country who have just learned the notebook education and left to register with the employment office and are waiting for a job. If they had learned a profession like the young people of Japan, they would not have had to wait for work. So it turns out that vocational education is essential.

Methods of Providing Vocational Education

The government offers more than 50 types of vocational education to students. Although medical, engineering and computer related courses are at the forefront, today due to the development of science, tens of thousands of students are dropping out in various disciplines in their respective fields. Not only this, with the advent of  automotive, home appliances, clothing, and jewelry, we can see that cooking has become a vocational education today. So low fees for vocational trainees, many incentives, accommodation for expatriate students, scholarships, food can all motivate them on many levels. Along with these, vocational trainees will be given direct training in good factories and training workshops and after completing their training, they will be able to work in good jobs or develop their own vocational education through various incentives such as business start-up assistance and the profits from vocational education will grow in the country. 

Benefits of Vocational Education

Our country with a population of over three hundred crores. These people need a wide variety of items such as food, cosmetics, sporting goods, stationery and vehicles. To provide all this, cottage industries, medium industries and heavy industries are being started. In all these, preference is given to those who have got vocational education. 

Vocational learning is the only way to produce world-class products. Vocational learners can stand on their own two feet and live with dignity without expecting anyone’s favor for the job.

There is no ups and downs in the industry. Therefore, the youth should come forward to learn and choose the profession that is suitable for them.

SWAMI VIVEKANANDA

 

Swami Vivekananda was born in Calcutta on
12th January 1863. His name was Narendranath Dutta and his father’s name was
Vishwanath Dutta was an educated man who was well-versed in English and
Persian. By profession, he was a successful Attorney-at-law in the high court
of Calcutta. His mother was a Pious lady who influenced Naren from his
childhood in the formation of his character. She first taught Naren English
lessons, and then made him acquainted with the Bengali alphabets.

Naren studied in the metropolitan
institution at Calcutta; And after passing the Entrance exam, he joined the
general assembly institution founded by the Scottish general missionary board
in Calcutta, from where he passed his B.A. examination and went to study law.
when his father died, his family’s financial condition did not allow him to
prosecute further to study.
He was a good singer.
Once Ramakrishna Paramahamsa happened to hear Naren singing a devotional song.
He asked the young man to see him at dakshineswar, where he was a priest at the
Kali temple. The Naren was very eager to see God face to face. He asked many
religious stalwarts about his desire in the past, but none could satisfy him.

He
became the most important disciple of the saint. His guru taught him that God
lives in every human being. So. By serving mankind,.one can serve God.

With this teaching, Naren, in his later
life, established the Ramakrishna mission which is to this day engaged in
rendering voluntary social service the poor and the distressed, irrespective of
caste, creed, and religion. Naren was later named as “Swami Vivekananda” when
he became a monk. He went to America to participate in the parliament of world
religions held in Chicago in 1893. In his long lecture, Swami Vivekananda
explained to the world that God is one and that the different religions are
like different rivers to terminate in the sea.

Hence there should not be any dispute
among the preachers of different religions that they worship God in separate
forms or with different beliefs. The realization of the eternal truth of one
god can avoid hatred among the people. Swamiji’s view was acclaimed with great
appreciation, and a number of American men and women became his disciples who
later joined the Ramakrishna Mission.

Swami Vivekananda taught us the essence of
nationalism in his bold writings. He wrote: “Our sacred motherland is the land
of religion and philosophy- the birthplace of the spiritual giants-the land of
renunciation, where and where alone, from the most ancient to the most modern
times, there has been the highest ideal of life open to man.”

He also said, “have faith that you are
all, my brave lads, born to do great things.”

He was an extraordinary boy with spiritual
thoughts. His education was irregular, but he completed his Bachelor of Arts
degree from Scottish Church College, Kolkata. His religious and monk life began
when he met Sri Ramakrishna and accepted him as his guru. He later led the
Vedanta movement and introduced the Indian philosophy of Hinduism to Western
countries. His Chicago speech at the World Religion Parliament on 11 September
1893, where he represented India, helped establish Hinduism as an important
world religion. He was a brilliant man with in-depth knowledge of Hindu
scriptures (Vedas, Upanishads, Puranas, Bhagavad Gita, etc.). Karma Yoga,
Bhakti Yoga, Raja Yoga, and Jnana Yoga are some of his significant and famous
works.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LOVE DOGS

 

Dogs, often hailed as humans’ best
friends, have been the topic of many scientific studies looking into how they
might boost our well-being. According to the American Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), an estimated 78 million dogs are
owned as pets in the United States. It is unclear when dogs were first
domesticated, but a study Trusted Source published last year claims that, at
least in Europe, dogs were tamed 20,000–40,000 years ago.

It is likely that humans and dogs have
shared a special bond of friendship and mutual support ever since at least the
Neolithic period — but why has this bond been so long-lasting? Of course, these
cousins of the wolves have historically been great at keeping us and our dwellings
safe, guarding our houses, our cattle, and our various material goods.
Throughout history, humans have also trained dogs to assist them with hunting,
or they have bred numerous quirky-looking species for their cuteness or
elegance.

Also, researchers at the University of
Harvard in Cambridge, MA, suggest that dog owners have a lower risk of heart
disease.

Why is that? It is difficult to establish
a causal relationship between owning a dog and enjoying better health. However,
the benefits may appear thanks to a series of factors related to lifestyle
adjustments that people tend to make after they decide to adopt a canine
friend. The most prominent such lifestyle factor is physical activity. There is
no way around it: if you own a dog, you have to commit to twice daily walks and
sometimes even more.

The Benefits of Having a Dog are Numerous

Firstly, dogs promote health. They help
people cope with anxiety and improve an overall mental health, not to mention a
number of other health benefits. In addition, dogs are widely used to help
people recover from very serious illnesses including cerebral palsy and insult.

Secondly, dogs provide social benefits as
they influence their owner’s well-being. The pets make people happier, provide
greater self-esteem and prevent depression. Dog owners are better socialized
and are closer to important people in their lives than those who have no dogs.

Thirdly, dogs prevent stress and decrease
it. These animals are considered masters at helping people feel calm and
relieve stress. Dogs are the best listeners and they do not care about human
actions and thoughts. When a person is upset or sad, a dog can give a stress
outlet helping to cheer up.

Fourthly, dogs improve mood. Stroking a
dog may reduce blood pressure and bring balance to our emotional state. The
eyes of a favourite dog help people who are in a bad mood.

Fifthly, dogs ensure home security and
safety. Dogs are extremely protective when a stranger comes to the door. In
addition, a barking dog may put off many potential burglars and intruders.

Sixthly, dogs have a favourable influence
on children. Children who own dogs perform better at school and are more
successful. Moreover, bringing up, feeding and regular walks create a sense of
responsibility.

 

Computer – History, Advantages, Disadvantages

Computer

Today’s 21st century is the ‘Scientific age’. Our computer is the first of all technologies here. It is important to explore the pros and cons of such a computer in this article.

History of the Computer

The Chinese ‘Abacus’ device is considered to be the first stage of the computer. The electronic computer was invented in 1824 by Dr. Alan Turing. The computer we are accustomed to today was invented in 1944 by Dr. Howard Aiken, a professor at Harvard University. This was followed by the creation of the supercomputer in 1976. It is noteworthy that today’s sophisticated computers have undergone a variety of changes over a period of about four decades.

Types of Computer

Computers are in use in many different fields depending on the functions of the computer. They are computers such as analog, digital computers and hybrid computers. Computers that came after the first generation had the power to combine the functions of the first generation. Not only these but also computers for calculations for general business records are in use Computer.

 Advantages of the Computer

In the days to come, it will be difficult for us to do anything without a computer. It plays an important role in the medical field from the detection of pathogens to surgery. In nuclear industries it has become necessary to realize all the techniques from earth to space. In agriculture it is sensitive to the quality of the soil to the quality of the seed. The rule of the computer at home. We can go on and on about the need and benefits of computer in all fields like Police and Astrology. 

Disadvantages of the Computer

Lifestyle is a mixture of good and evil. There is good and bad in the use of all objects, not just life. Similarly, there is a risk of ‘Virus’ in the computer. And makes man lazy. Theme minded people use the computer today for various evil.

We will only benefit from the  computer by seeking actions that will benefit this computer in a good way home and country! Let’s get well!

SAVE TIGERS

 

To save tigers, we need to protect the
forest habitats across Asia where they live. By saving biologically diverse
places, we allow tigers to roam and preserve the many other endangered species
that live there. As a large predator, the tiger plays a key role in maintaining
healthy ecosystems.

Reason For Tiger Disappearing

Deforestation loss of Habitat

Forests are being cut down for various
purposes like paper, palm, housing, furniture, firewood. Deforestation has been
the cause of a truly massive number of species extinction in modern times and
historical times. It always lacks the large biodiversity of its previous state.
With the disappearance of the original forest, many species go extinct, and
many that don’t lose a great deal of their genetic diversity and variation.

Tiger’s skin

Consumers demand for tiger body parts
poses the largest threat to the tiger. Tigers are being illegally hunted for
their skin, bones, teeth, nails, etc. which are highly valuable for medicinal
use and remedies. In the past 10 years over 1000 tigers are hunted to meet the
consumer demand. Chinese people use tiger skin and other body parts for
medicinal use and black magic with the disappearance of the original forest,
many species go extinct, and many that don’t lose a great deal of their genetic
diversity and variation.

Spread of disease among tiger population

There is certain disease that spread like
an epidemic. Diseases like Feline Panleukopenia, Tuberculosis, Sarcocystis have
to lead to endangered of tigers. Health Management of wildlife is neglecting.

Loss of Habitat

Tigers need an intact habitat in order to
live. They like to live in the depth of the thick forests. 100 sq km area is
sufficient to survive about 15 to 16 tigers. Males’ tigers run throughout the
forests to hunt and mate. Thus habitat loss causes birth rate and lowers
overall survive.

It is mainly found on the continent of
Asia. A decade ago, tigers were hunted for their skin and other body bones, so
the Indian government declared the tiger a national animal.

Conservation Status on Save Tigers

 Tigers require an extremely large habitat
to hunt prey and raise their young. Moreover, tigers are solitary animals,
which means they generally live alone. Tiger cubs usually stay with their
mother for about two years before venturing out to establish territories of
their own. Tigers used to be more widespread before man started to encroach its
habitat. In fact, the current habitat of tigers is severely dwindled, with an
estimated 93% lost in the last few decades. Consequently, the tiger is now
listed as an endangered species by the IUCN Red List. For perspective, at the
start of the 20th century, an estimated 100,000 individuals had existed in the
wild. Today, that number is less than 4,000. If humans continue with their
destructive actions, tigers may become extinct.

How To Protect Tigers?

With the population of tigers dwindling at
an alarming rate, many countries across the world have launched campaigns that
are designed to help increase the tiger population. One of the most important
campaigns launched by India is the Project Tiger, which was launched by the
first woman prime minister of India – Indira Gandhi. The project was very
successful in its endeavour, tripping the number of Bengal tigers from 1,200
(1973) to 3,500 (1990). However, the numbers have significantly reduced again
due to poaching.

 

Rain Water Harvesting

It is a scientific fact that living things on earth exist only because of water and air. If rainwater is not stored, the earth will soon face a drought. Only if rainwater is stored will water be available from the ground whenever needed. Let’s see a little bit about rain water harvesting here.

Rainwater Harvesting?

We need drinking water. Drinking water is available only from rain water. But, rainwater is not always available. So man is storing rainwater and injecting it into the ground and using the groundwater for drinking purposes.

Rainwater Harvesting During the Monarchy  

The work of all the kings who ruled the earth was to cut the rivers and create ponds and lakes. They created ponds, puddles, and lakes in low-lying areas to prevent water from flowing into the sea during the rainy season, and rivers were connected to each other to protect them from extinction. They raised the quality of groundwater. They always made water available for agriculture.

If Rainwater is Not Stored

U.S. scientists are announcing that “Southern India could become a desert in twenty years” if rainwater were not absorbed from the ground as it is today.” Due to the monsoon in the last few years, Tamil Nadu has experienced a severe drought. Famine and starvation will be rampant without water for agriculture. Crops and livestock are prone to disaster when it does not rain. The trees wither and the onslaught of heat without air is very cruel. 

By saving rainwater

1. The quality and quantity of groundwater will increase.

2. The plant, the vine, the trees will sprout. 

3. Agriculture will prosper.

4. There will be no flooding or drought.

5. All kinds of businesses will grow. 

Modern Rainwater Harvesting System

There is no substitute for the fact that rainwater is very clean, tasty and healthy. But it gets dirty and polluted. So the unpolluted rainwater that falls on the roofs of buildings can be collected in a water tank through a pipe. Modern and simple rainwater harvesting is then done by simply pouring it through peat, sediment, baked bricks and filtering it into open outdoor wells or deep wells. In addition, the best way to collect rainwater is to dig, deepen and clean the lakes and ponds on behalf of the government, rather than trading them for residential areas.

We will all save rainwater by realizing that water is essential for living things to survive in the world. We will enrich life. We will act by realizing that the raindrop of the sky is the drop of life in the soil.

Book Review:The Fault In Our Stars

 

Written By John Green

“The marks humans leave are too often scars”

Summary-

When I saw this book my first impression was aaaah! another love story until I saw the movie “DIL BECHARA” by the late Sushant Singh Rajput then I was convinced I’ll buy this book and this was one of the best decisions I ever made

Plot-

The Story starts with a 17-year-old girl named Hazel Grace who is a cancer patient and uses an oxygen cylinder to breathe as she has thyroid cancer which has significantly spread to her lungs. She joins a cancer group for her moral support and shares their experience where she catches her eyes on a teenager named Augustus waters he was there to support their mutual friend Isaac who has a tumor in his one eye where Augustus invites her for a movie night and they share their cancer experience, Augustus reveals that he had cancer before Osteosarcoma which was removed after amputating his leg. And they share their favorite novel with each other Augustus gives her Princess of Dawn and Hazel recommends An imperial affiliation where she shares the story of the book with him it was about a girl who has cancer and she tells him it shares the same experience as the book explains with her, She speculates about the novel’s mysterious author, Peter Van Houten, who fled to Amsterdam after the novel was published and hasn’t been heard from since.

Augustus meets her and tells he found out the writer of the book and he is in Amsterdam and Hazel was happy and wanted to meet her but fate had another story, Hazel was admitted to the hospital because her lungs were filled with fluid, she was discharged after one week where she came to know Augustus was with her in the hospital for 8 days, Augustus gave her a letter by the writer where he invites her to Amsterdam, but it was nearly impossible as she wasn’t strong enough and her parents didn’t want to take any risk but one of the family friends told them to let her live her life, she flies to Amsterdam with her mom and Augustus and they finally went to meet the writer where they find the writer was nothing but drunkard which broke her hopes to know what really happened in the last of the book as the book was incomplete.

. At the end of the tour, Augustus and Hazel share a romantic kiss, to the applause of spectators. They head back to the hotel where they make love for the first and only time. The following day, Augustus confesses that while Hazel was in the ICU he had a body scan which revealed his cancer has returned and spread everywhere. They return to Indianapolis, and Hazel realizes Augustus is now the grenade. As his condition worsens he is less prone to his typical charm and confidence. He becomes vulnerable and scared but is still a beautiful boy in Hazel’s mind. As this change occurs, she ceases calling him Augustus and starts referring to him as just Gus, as his parents do. Hazel recognizes that she loves him now as much as ever. Augustus’s condition deteriorates quickly. In his final days, Augustus arranges a prefuneral for himself, and Isaac and Hazel give eulogies. Hazel steals a line from Van Houten about larger and smaller infinities. She says how much she loves Augustus, and that she would not trade their short time together for anything in the world.

Augustus dies eight days later.

The last pages of the book show that Augustus wanted the writer to write a book on Hazel and wanted him to disrespect Hazel when she meets him so he can write a sequel on her. Augustus was sending papers to him so he could write a story on her

The book ends with a quote by Augustus

“He says getting hurt in this world is inevitable, but we do get to choose who we allow to hurt us and that he is happy with his choice”