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About Teacher's Day

About Teacher’s Day

A teacher holds our hands, frees our minds, and touches our hearts. They are a friend, philosopher, and mentor. There is no way to minimise a teacher’s role. The day set aside for teachers in schools, colleges, and universities is known as Teacher’s Day in various nations around the world. The day varies from nation to nation. The fifth of October is celebrated worldwide as World Teachers’ Day. The custom of celebrating Teacher’s Day on September 5th in India dates back to 1962.

Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was born in this year. He was a politician, philosopher, scholar, teacher, and his tireless efforts to advance education made his birthday a significant day in Indian history. On this day, we honour the excellent work of this outstanding person.
Actually, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was a likeable professor who was well-liked by his pupils for the example he always set in front of them. So, one day, his friends and pupils asked him to let them throw a spectacular birthday party for him. In return he remarked that it would be his delight and honour if they celebrate his birthday in favour of all instructors. Since then, the fifth of September has been celebrated as Teacher’s Day.
Speaking of the rest of the world, World Teachers Day was first observed on October 5th, 1994. This custom was established by UNESCO. The emphasis set by UNESCO was to recognise the dedication, success, and contributions that teachers have made to the field of education. Now, why is October 5 observed as Teachers’ Day? On this date in 1966, a special intergovernmental conference approved the UNESCO recommendation pertaining to teachers’ statuses.
Why do We Celebrate? 
The most influential job in the world is teaching. Children’s minds are supposed to be shaped by teachers, and without knowledge, no one can survive in this world. Kids learn the exact value from their teachers, who transform them into responsible adults. So, nearly each united states celebrates Teacher’s Day. In India, we now celebrate Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan’s birthday with joy. He developed into a character with many defining characteristics and a beloved teacher by his students. 
In the event that anyone wanted to celebrate his birthday in any way, he requested that it be observed as an honourable day for all the academics inside the United States. In India, we have fun these days at the birthday of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. He turned into a person of many exact traits and a favourite instructor amongst students. It turned into his request that his birthday ought to be celebrated as an honorable day for all the academics withinside the united states, in case a person is wishing to have fun his birthday at all.Therefore, to put it briefly, we commemorate Teacher’s Day because teachers have been the architects of society, and without them no civilization can proceed along the path of advancement.
In his book “Political Thinkers of Modern India,” he made a point about the value of teaching and education in a developing nation like Democratic India. He contends that teachers play a vital part in the development of nations and that they merit greater respect. He was not just a thinker and teacher, but also a philosopher.
A teacher is “the one who prioritises presentation to converge multiple currents of thinking to the same aim,” according to a book he previously authored on the Bhagwad Gita.
Most of the political figures of the period, including Jawaharlal Nehru, Mahatma Gandhi, and Dr. Rajendra Prasad, were supporters of his nation-building philosophy by the time he entered politics. His skills were shown in the sphere of politics also. He had the political acumen to foresee the obstacles and also has the necessary fortitude to chastise party leaders for their tardiness and slackness. He first alerted the former members of Congress to the grave dangers posed by corruption and nepotism in 1947. We are currently addressing it!
A standing ovation is obviously appropriate for such a man. Therefore, this day is observed in order to promote the ideals and principles of a true teacher.

About Teacher's Day

About Teacher’s Day 

A teacher holds our hands, frees our minds, and touches our hearts. They are a friend, philosopher, and mentor. There is no way to minimise a teacher’s role. The day set aside for teachers in schools, colleges, and universities is known as Teacher’s Day in various nations around the world. The day varies from nation to nation. The fifth of October is celebrated worldwide as World Teachers’ Day. The custom of celebrating Teacher’s Day on September 5th in India dates back to 1962.

Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was born in this year. He was a politician, philosopher, scholar, teacher, and his tireless efforts to advance education made his birthday a significant day in Indian history. On this day, we honour the excellent work of this outstanding person.

Actually, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was a likeable professor who was well-liked by his pupils for the example he always set in front of them. So, one day, his friends and pupils asked him to let them throw a spectacular birthday party for him. In return he remarked that it would be his delight and honour if they celebrate his birthday in favour of all instructors. Since then, the fifth of September has been celebrated as Teacher’s Day.

Speaking of the rest of the world, World Teachers Day was first observed on October 5th, 1994. This custom was established by UNESCO. The emphasis set by UNESCO was to recognise the dedication, success, and contributions that teachers have made to the field of education. Now, why is October 5 observed as Teachers’ Day? On this date in 1966, a special intergovernmental conference approved the UNESCO recommendation pertaining to teachers’ statuses.

Why do We Celebrate? 


The most influential job in the world is teaching. Children’s minds are supposed to be shaped by teachers, and without knowledge, no one can survive in this world. Kids learn the exact value from their teachers, who transform them into responsible adults. So, nearly each united states celebrates Teacher’s Day. In India, we now celebrate Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan’s birthday with joy. He developed into a character with many defining characteristics and a beloved teacher by his students. In the event that anyone wanted to celebrate his birthday in any way, he requested that it be observed as an honourable day for all the academics inside the United States.Therefore, to put it briefly, we commemorate Teacher’s Day because teachers have been the architects of society, and without them no civilization can proceed along the path of advancement.
In his book “Political Thinkers of Modern India,” he made a point about the value of teaching and education in a developing nation like Democratic India. He contends that teachers play a vital part in the development of nations and that they merit greater respect. He was not just a thinker and teacher, but also a philosopher.

A teacher is “the one who prioritises presentation to converge multiple currents of thinking to the same aim,” according to a book he previously authored on the Bhagwad Gita.

Most of the political figures of the period, including Jawaharlal Nehru, Mahatma Gandhi, and Dr. Rajendra Prasad, were supporters of his nation-building philosophy by the time he entered politics. His skills were shown in the sphere of politics also. He had the political acumen to foresee the obstacles and also has the necessary fortitude to chastise party leaders for their tardiness and slackness. He first alerted the former members of Congress to the grave dangers posed by corruption and nepotism in 1947. We are currently addressing it!

A standing ovation is obviously appropriate for such a man. Therefore, this day is observed in order to promote the ideals and principles of a true teacher.
A standing ovation is obviously appropriate for such a man. So, this day is commemorated to promote the qualities and ideals of a true teacher.

There is a Recession of Immense Proportions in Education Funding

The statistics are all trending in the wrong way for public schools. Both test scores and violence are declining. Parents are yelling at school boards, and kids are sobbing on social workers’ sofas. The rage intensifies. Assertiveness is waning. Enrollment is decreasing. Attendance is declining. Bus drivers, substitute teachers, and teachers are all in short supply. Education and Qualification depend on every reason that disturbs students from learning.

Republicans are preparing political attacks this year that specifically target public school inadequacies as each phase of the epidemic presents new logistical challenges to be managed. An unprecedented crisis in public education affects practically every aspect of what educators do, from teaching arithmetic to counseling fearful kids to running the school. 

Political conflicts are a significant aspect of education, putting school boards, teachers, and students in the sights of culture warriors. Schools are under fire for their pandemic decision-making, curriculums, racial equality policies, and even the books they keep in their libraries. 

Republicans, who see education as a politically good topic, argue for greater “parental control” or the authority to question instructors’ decisions. The epidemic has been used by a fired-up school choice movement to offer alternatives to conventional public schools.

Lost Learning

Experts feared pupils sent to rural schools during the outbreak would suffer academically. They were accurate.

Dan Goldhaber, an education researcher at the American Institutes for Research, stated, “The learning losses have been severe so far, and honestly, I’m frightened that we haven’t stopped falling.”

Researchers may compare the performance of millions of pupils with what would be anticipated in the absence of the epidemic using data from the nationally conducted exam known as i-Ready, which evaluates students in reading and arithmetic three times a year. Significant decreases were noted, notably among the youngest kids and in arithmetic.

The lowest point came in the autumn of 2020, after a string of chaotic, remote-controlled courses for all pupils. Although there has been significant progress by autumn 2021, academic achievement was still below historical averages.

Consider the third grade, a crucial learning year that indicates future performance. In the autumn of 2021, 38 percent of third-graders were reading below grade level, up from 31 percent in the past. Thirty-nine percent of kids in arithmetic performed below grade level, compared to 29 percent.

According to a McKinsey & Co. research, schools with a majority of Black students were two months behind pre-pandemic levels while those with a majority of White students were five months behind. Students from low-income households, who already had poor academic performance, suffered the most. McKinsey researcher Emma Dorn proposes a “K-shaped” recovery in which children from higher-income families recover while those from lower-income homes continue to deteriorate.

“Some youngsters are making a full recovery and performing well. Some folks aren’t, she said. “I’m concerned that there may be a whole generation of pupils who are completely alienated from the educational system,” the author said.

Bus and Instructor Drivers Are Needed

As the omicron strain of the coronavirus swept the nation this winter and rendered many instructors ineffective, schools, already understaffed on a good day, had little room for mistakes. Teachers were forced to cover other courses during their planning times due to a significant lack of replacements, which moved preparation to the nights. The superintendent covered the middle school math and science courses on four days this school year because San Francisco schools were so broke. Sometimes, classes were left unattended or joined with other groups to form vast, unglorified study halls.

The National Education Association’s president, Becky Pringle, stated of the shortages, “The epidemic made an already grim situation much more catastrophic.”

In 2016, 1.06 persons were employed for each job posting. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, that ratio has continuously decreased, reaching 0.59 hires for every vacancy in 2016. The BLS estimated that there were 557,320 substitute teachers in 2013. The figure has dropped to 415,510 by 2020. Almost all districts mention the need for extra subs.

“Teachers are now experiencing widespread exhaustion, being down and out, and just running out of gas. Even before the epidemic, instructors were under pressure, but nothing had been taken away, said Jennifer Schlicht, a high school teacher in Olathe, Kansas, west of Kansas City.

According to research, shortages of teachers are especially severe in special education, among those who instruct English language learners, and among substitutes. Additionally, districts have lacked bus drivers during the whole school year, causing them to double up on routes, delay start times, and even cancel classes when necessary.

Lesson plans are being scrutinized by instructors, and detractors have targeted the teachers’ unions for demanding remote learning for a significant portion of the epidemic. Many instructors believe the situation will worsen since irate teachers will likely resign. And they claim that political smear campaigns worsen fatigue.

According to Daniel A. Domenech, executive director of AASA, The School Superintendents Association, “it’s simply created an atmosphere that people don’t want to be a part of anymore.” People want to look after children, not to be blamed, criticized, or penalized for doing so. 

Teacher's Day

 Teacher’s Day

Teacher’s day is celebrated on the 5th of September every year. First, it was celebrated in 1962. It was celebrated in the memory of our Vice President Dr Swarvapalli Radhakrishnan on his birth anniversary. It was celebrated as giving respect to our teachers. Today in every school, college, and university teacher’s day is celebrated. Students danced and sings songs for their teachers, and many programs were arranged, and then food was also arranged by the students. In India, the teacher’s day celebration is at the top list. Small children make teachers’ day cards, give them pen as a gift or other gifts them to give honour. Children take teachers’ blessings and many more events were organised to celebrate and enjoy teacher’s day. So in the end, we should be very thankful to our teachers, and professors for giving us the things we need. The support and the blessings they give to us. Without them, we are nothing so we are lucky to have wonderful teachers in our life.

Unrequited chest of love

Love a four-letter word but this word has the power to bend a person’s psychic to insanity.

The relationship is a beautiful stepping stone in the journey of love which is made of compassion, trust, comfort, and a romantic emotionally stabilizing atmosphere. This concept may seem to be a child’s play but in reality, it’s complicated. 
Several factors such as perception, thinking patterns, priorities & level of dedication/ seriousness in a relationship differ. 
A love story is like communication its beauty intensifies if it’s two-way. Otherwise, it can open doors to agony for one of the partners (or Both) in place of the cuddling bliss of happiness.
For a clearer picture, mostly one-sided love is met with the curse of moving in the dark desert of thoughts and self-doubt while serving the faith of being a guardian of some fascinating movements of the loved one.
Even the most powerful healer of all times “lord o’clock” is even helpless. You may laugh and talk but still, an emptiness exists inside the heart in the closed box with a bomb ready to explode even at a small instance of name similarity.

Australia and Canada

 Australia and Canada

Australia is known as Commonwealth of Australia. The capital of Australia is Canberra. Other large cities are Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide. The languages spoken by people are English. The currency of Australia is Australian dollar. Australia got its independence on 1st January 1901. Type of government is democratic Australia has been developed into modern industrial nation build up an efficient , productive agricultural system. It is an important producer and exporter of agricultural product especially wool, wheat, meat. Mines provide minerals and metals of many types including coal, bauxite, gold, iron ore, oil and natural gas etc for use by local and overseas industries. The three best known icons of Australia are : Ayers Rock, the Great Barrier Reef and the Sydney Opera House. Australia has many unique plant and animal species including kangaroos, koalas, dingos, Tasmanian devils, wombats and frilled lizards. Australian external territories include : Norfolk Island, Coral Sea Islands territory, Territory of Ashmore and Cartier Island, Cocos Island, Kiritimati (Christmas island) and Australian Antarctic territory, the Heard Island and Mc Donald Islands.

CANADA 

Canada’s capital is Ottawa. The other large cities are Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Edmonton. The languages spoken are English and French. Currency of Canadian dollar. Canada got its independence on 1st July 1867. The government type is federal parliamentary democracy. Canada is the second largest country in the world occupies all of the northern most part of North America except Alaska in west and small French islands of St. Pierre and Miquelon. In 1867, the dominion of Canada was created by the confederation of Quebec, Ontario, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. The mineral industry forest product and agriculture have been major factors in Canada’s economic development. Forest covers about half of Canada’s total land area. Canada is major producer of hydroelectricity, oil and gas, newsprint. It is also leading mineral producer and exporter. The Detroit–Windsor area acts as a critical commercial link straddling the Canada–United States border. It is North America’s largest cross-border conurbation.

TEACHER'S DAY

 TEACHER’S DAY

Teachers day is celebrated to commemorate the birthday of the first Vice President and the second President of India Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan. He was a scholar, philosopher, Bharat Ratna awardee, a highly-respected teacher and prolific statesman of India. In India, teachers day is celebrated on 5th September every year. The first teachers day was celebrated on September 5th 1962. The day is also known as Guru Poornima or Shiksha Divas. This day is celebrated to respect and to recognize the contributions of every teacher to the society. Teacher’s Day are celebrated across schools, colleges, universities and educational institutions. Students put on performances, dances and host elaborate shows for their most-loved teachers with utmost respect. Students also greet their teachers through virtual wishes and it has become a perfect way to tell teachers the love, respect we owe them and cherish them. In schools, students celebrate this day by getting roses, chocolates, gifts including handmade cards to profess their affection for their favourite teachers. Teachers are the pillars who provide quality education and guide students to achieve and fulfill their dreams and wishes. Teachers play a great role in shaping the lives of students. 

Depression

 What do you mean by Depression ?


Depression is a mental problem which cause when we take stress or tension. Mainly each one is having depression or some sort of tensions in their life. In this busy world, we go through a lot whether it is children or parents because children have their exams tension, parents have financial depression and a lot and these tensions become very deep and cause depression. Many teenagers and parents also have depression, but you have to find the solution which can cure depression. Suicide is also a very big problem which we shouldn’t do anyway.

 Main causes of Depression
 1. Feeling loneliness
 2. Tension 
3. Not enjoying anything
 4. Thinking to kill yourself 
5. Taking stress all the time

 Suicide and depression is a major problem, but somehow there is a solution to it. If we have any problem in our life we should to our family, friends to get a solution. Before taking any wrong step you should think many times because it includes your family also. We have no right to end up our life for some problems which are temporary. So we should be very thankful that we are very lucky to see this world because many people didn’t get the chance to come and live in this world, but we are lucky. If you see any symptoms like these then you should immediately consult a psychiatrist. They will help you to solve your problems and come out of it. If you find any difficulty in our life then consult a doctor to get your problem solved.

10 popular sports in India

 

10 Popular Sports In India

Sports have been an integral part of the world culture dating back as far as ancient civilizations. The most eminent example of sports culture and society, the Olympic Games are more than 3,000 years old. Sports have always had an extraordinary impact on society, culture, economy, and every other facet of a nation. For those engaged in sports, sports are the epitome of diligence, hard work, and dedication. The popularity of sports culture can be determined by the fan base football and cricket enjoy worldwide. Sports help people maintain the best of their physical, mental and psychological health. Owing to the widespread popularity of the internet and television, people consume sports on a massive scale. The celebrity status of top sportspersons validates the importance associated with sporting events.

The Global Association of International Sports Federations (GAISF) (previously Sport Accord) is the umbrella organization for all international sports federations, and has developed a definition of sport to determine whether an applicant federation qualifies as an international sports federation. 

The GAISF’s definition of sport is as follows:

  • The sport proposed should include an element of competition.

  • The sport should not rely on any element of “luck” specifically integrated into the sport.

  • The sport should not be judged to pose an undue risk to the health and safety of its athletes or participants.

  • The sport proposed should in no way be harmful to any living creature.

  • The sport should not rely on equipment that is provided by a single supplier.

In layman’s language sport is …

  1. A human activity involving physical skill and exertion.

  2. Governed by a set of rules/procedures or customs.

  3. Undertaken competitively and capable of achieving a result.

India is one of the largest countries in the world in both area and population. India is also one of the few countries that have retained the popularity of their indigenous games among its people. Games like gilli-danda, kabaddi, pehlwani and kho kho. India is also where some of the oldest forms of martial arts originated like musti yuddha, kalerippayattu, silambam as well as marma adi. India also has a few board games, most popular of which is the chaturanga, believed to be the origin of modern chess. This is further reinforced with the rise of a number of chess grandmasters from the country. 

 Popular sports in India

1.Cricket;

Cricket has been the most popular sport in India, the country has hosted and won the Cricket World Cup on multiple occasions. Field Hockey is the most successful sport for India at the Olympic Games; the Indian men’s team have won twelve Olympic medals including eight gold medals.

 

 It is one of the most popular sports in India that holds the interest of worldwide viewers. Cricket is not just a game; it’s an emotion for Indians, and cricketers have a huge fan base than any other country on the earth. Sachin Tendulkar, the former cricketer, is considered the ‘God of cricket’, and such lifetime achievements have been rarely seen in other sports around the world.

The Indian cricket team is one of the best in the world and has won many prestigious tournaments, including the Cricket World Cup. The game was invented by the Britishers and adopted by India with love. It consists of 11 players on each team and played on a 22-yard field. Also called a gentleman’s game that teaches us about discipline.

2. Hockey

Hockey is another popular sport in India and is the national game of the country. Hockey is a team sport that is played with a stick and a ball. The game is played between two teams of 11 players each.

The aim of the game is to score goals by hitting the ball into the other team’s net. The team that scores the most goals in the match wins. Hockey is a very fast-paced and exciting game to watch.

The Indian Hockey team was one of the strongest team in the world. Under the leadership of Dhyan Chand, the team once dominated the international player and consecutively received eight gold medals in the Olympics. 

 

3.Football

Football is another popular sport in India and is played by people of all ages. Football is a team sport that is played with a ball. The game is played between two teams of 11 players each.

The aim of the game is to score goals by kicking the ball into the other team’s net. The team that scores the most goals in the match wins. Football is a very exciting and popular sport to watch. The Indian football team is not as successful as the cricket or hockey teams, but it is still this sport has a substantial fanbase among the youth of the country. India currently ranks 108 in FIFA rankings. Players like Baichung Bhutia and Sunil Chetri have excelled in the sport and also done promotional activities for football in India. Indian Super League (ISL) was started in India on the lines of IPL.

4.Tennis

Tennis is a popular sport in India and is played by people of all ages. Tennis is a racket and ball sport that is played between two players or two teams of two players each. In this game, you hit the ball over the net into the other player’s court. The aim of the game is to score points by hitting the ball in such a way that the other player cannot return it. The first player to reach four points wins the game.

 

Tennis is a very popular sport in India and there are many professional players from the country. These include Sania Mirza, Leander Paes, and Mahesh Bhupathi.

5.Badminton

Badminton is another popular sport in India and is played by people of all ages. Badminton is a racket and shuttlecock sport that is played between two players or two teams of two players each.

In this game, you hit the shuttlecock over the net into the other player’s court. The aim of the game is to score points by hitting the shuttlecock in such a way that the other player cannot return it. The first player to reach 21 points wins the game.

Badminton is a popular sport among the general public but never gained popularity internationally. However, the game slowly started catching fire over the last few decades, and it was the year 2012 when a well-known sports personality in today’s time won the first bronze medal in London Olympics.

It was Saina Nehwal, who made us proud by winning the medal in the Olympic games for the first time in Badminton.

The story didn’t end here, as, in 2016, PV Sindhu won a silver medal at the Rio Olympics and proved that Badminton is not only a general sport but a name that can be made in this field. Other shutters who have brought him major honours include K Srikant, Jwala Gutta, Ashwini Ponnappa, and yesteryear giants Prakash Padukone and Pulella Gopichand, in addition to Olympic medals.

6.Kabaddi

Kabaddi is undoubtedly one of the most popular sports presents in India. It is also believed to have originated in India. Indian people are very fond of this contact sport. Amar, Suranjeevi, huttuttoo, and Gaminee are the four forms of kabaddi played in India. The dominance of the Indian National team is evident from the fact that the Men’s team has won all 3 World Cups organised till date, 7 Gold medals in Asian Games. The Women’s National Kabaddi team has also won 2 Gold medals in Asian Games. In 2014, Pro Kabaddi League was started in India to promote kabaddi.

With the unexpected rise of the Pro-Kabaddi League (PKL), which is conducted annually in several locations across India, Kabaddi has gained mainstream recognition among the traditional sports of India.

The PKL became India’s second most popular league in 2014, which is just next only to the Indian Premier League (IPL).

Kabaddi is positioned well to boost audiences in rural areas of India. Due to its clear appeal and establishing new viewers who are steadily learning more about the sport. Kabaddi has created a strong viewer base and a set of willing sponsors.

At present, India and Iran are the two world’s best kabaddi teams. Until 2017, India has created records and won all Kabaddi World Cups and international tournaments.

 

7.Wrestling

Wrestling has been a very famous sport in India, especially in the rural region. It is better known as ‘Kushti or Pehlwani’ in India. The culture of wrestling in India includes the ‘Akhara’ which is the place where it is practised. India has won medals in different styles of wrestling in various tournaments ranging from Olympics, Asian Games, Commonwealth Games, World Championships. The famous Indians in this sport are Dara Singh, K.D. Jadhav, Sushil Kumar, Geeta Phogat, Yogeshwar Dutt.

8.Boxing

A big reason for the popularity of Boxing in India is MC Mary kom, who has won 6 World Championships, Bronze in Olympics, Gold in Asian and Commonwealth games. Taking inspiration from her, many sportspersons have emerged in this sport. Vijender Singh, Akhil Kumar, Sarita Devi are the other famous players of the sport.

 9.Chess

This indigenous game has also got immense popularity in India. This is because a lot of mind work is involved while playing the game. Former World Champion Viswanathan Anand got fame after becoming a grand master in the game. Undoubtedly, youngsters and teenagers are taking an interest in this game because of this man who has gained an excellent reputation in the world. The All-India Chess Federation is the official body for it.

10. Table Tennis

This is actually the fastest racquet game in the world. It is popular among youth as it improves the reaction time of a person. It is played in various categories like cadet, sub-junior, junior, senior. Some of the famous international Indian players in this sport are Sharath Kamal, Manika Batra, Sathiyan Gnanasekaran.

 

 

 

SEO for E-Commerce websites

 SEO for E-Commerce websites

what is an E-Commerce website? it simply refers to those websites which are built for doing business online like buying or selling products as already around 20 million e-commerce are present over the internet and there is an anticipation that this number will increase by more than 90% in the next couple of years if we talk about today market leader in e-commerce website then there are end no of players among them amazon, Flipkart has captured almost entire e-commerce business. Day by day people are now shifting to online shopping so its demands are flourishing which is generating opportunities for everyone but the work is not finished till the website makes the works starts here because there is no usage of developing a website until it is not appearing on SERP so today we will discuss some strategy of SEO for e-commerce websites.

SEO works differently for every website as often we try to rank our website on a particular keyword for generating traffic but in the case of e-commerce, it is quite difficult as people do search for a product so it’s highly important when the users search for any products your website should appear on the result page otherwise its a wastage of time, money and efforts.

How to do SEO for an E-Commerce website:

  • Keyword Research 

It is the first and foremost thing that any digital business owner needs to do when they start an online business it simply means you need to do really well research about keywords that the people searching for and then optimize the website as per the result basically it is known as on-page SEO which means optimize meta title, description, title tag, alt tag as it will help the google bots to read your website easily so there will be a higher chance of rankings of a website in SERP.

  • Blog post

the purpose of SEO is to get a ranking of your website in search engines so here blog can help into that for driving traffic to the website you can write blogs on the keywords on which you want to rank your website and additionally it will help in building new customers as nowadays people prefer reading blogs so you should start posting blogs and optimize it properly as per google bots.

  • backlink 

the backing is also a technique of SEO for driving traffic from another website into ours but it is only beneficial when the sites from where you take links for your website are not spammed otherwise it will fall down your website ranking on SERP so be beware when choosing any site for link building.

important key points:

  • use good quality words
  • use more long-tail keywords
  • don’t do keyword stuffing
  • give a good product description 
  • use long articles for traffic generation

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 GEMMOLOGY

Gemmology is the scientific study of gemstones. Identifying gemstones, testing methods, cutting and polishing synthetically manufactured gems, grading and uprising. Gemmologist study the quality characteristics and value of gemstones, jewellery do the handiwork required to produce a piece of jewellery . In jewellery identification is the key element of the business. 

Candidates who have qualified 10+2 or equivalent from a recognized educational institution can apply for degree or diploma or certificate course in gemmology. The qualifications for research in the field are degrees in geology , chemistry and physics. The NIFT( National Institute of Fashion Technology) offers intensive diploma program in accessory designing that include jewellery designing. Indian Institute of Gemmology (IIG, Delhi) offers various courses in gemmology. Gemmology and Jewellery design is a profession with immense potential.

 

GENETIC ENGINEERING

 GENETIC ENGINEERING 

Through Genetic engineering one can modify the characters of an organism by manipulation of its genetic material. It comes under the broad heading of biotechnology. Genetic engineering involve extracting the DNA out of one organism, changing it using chemicals or radiation and subsequently putting it back into the same or different organism. One can also study how traits and characteristics are transmitted through the generations and how genetic disorders are caused. The research in the field involves inquiring into the cause and discovering potential remedies. Genetic engineering in plants and animals is to improve certain natural characteristics of value, to increase resistance to disease or damage, to develop new characteristics etc. It is used to change the color, size, texture etc of plants also known as( Genetically Modified ) GM foods. Genetic engineering in humans can correct severe hereditary defects. 

To become a Genetic engineer, one must have a graduate or postgraduate degree in genetics or related fields like biotechnology, molecular biology, microbiology, biochemistry or PhD from recognized university. Research in modern medicine and medical technology requires more trained personnel in biotechnology and genetic engineering. Genetic engineers are mainly employed in medical and pharmaceutical industries, agricultural sector, teachers, research and development departments of the government and private sectors.