Short Essay on \’Sudha Chandran\’ (212 Words)

\’Sudha Chandran\’ was born on 21 September 1964 in Kerala, India. She got her higher education from Mumbai, India. Sudha Chandran was born in a middle class family living in Mumbai, India. At the stage of three, she started learning Indian Classical Dance. Soon she became one of the most promising pupils of Bharat Natyam, a Classical Dance form.

Sudha had just turned sixteen when she and her parents set off on a vacation to South India. On their return journey, their bus was hit by a truck. It was a terrible accident and Sudha had fractured her leg. Unfortunately, the fractured foot got infected and lastely removed. She was fitted with an artificial foot.

Sudha resumed dance lessons. It was not easy at all with artificial foot. Her strong will and hard work paid off. Very soon she started dancing in front of an audience again. Soon she became very popular. Inspired by her story, in 1982 \’Mayuri\’, a Telugu film was made. She acted in the film herself. Later, in 1986, it was remade in Hindi, and called \’Nache Mayuri\’. After that she acted in many other films, too. Her television serials are also screened in several countries.

Sudha Chandran is much more than an a

Short Essay on \’Discipline\’ (171 Words

Discipline is an important virtue in one\’s life. Discipline means complete obedience to certain rules and regulations. Life without discipline is just like a house without a roof. It is absolutely essential for successful life.

Discipline is the structural and fundamental unit of a successful person. It is essential for us in home, for soldiers in battlefield, for students in school, for players in playground. A team of experienced players often lose the match because of indiscipline in the team. A horrible battle can be won by a disciplined army.

Discipline is very important in a student\’s life. He must obey his teachers, must abide by the rules of school. He should be sincere, dedicated, firm and focus his goals. If he violates, then he suffers a great deal in his future.

As a student is the future of our country, so, he needs to be very punctual to his routine, hard working, healthy and fit. Discipline demands self-control and dedication. It let to the formation of a good society and nation as well.

\’Valentine\’s Day: 14 February\’ (156 Words)

\’Valentine\’s Day\’ is celebrated on 14th February every year. It is celebrated in the memory of martyrdom of Saint Valentine. Initially the day was celebrated in USA and UK only but now a days it is celebrated in many countries around the world.

Several martyrdom stories were invented for the various Valentines that belonged to February 14. One of the most popular stories says that Saint Valentine was imprisoned. During his imprisonment, he healed the daughter of his jailer, Asterius. Before his execution he wrote her a letter signed \’Your Valentine\’. Therefore, the day is celebrated in remembrance of the martyrdom of the priest for love.

Valentine\’s Day is gaining its popularity in India day by day. In India, this day got prominence from the year 1992 but now it is much popular among the young lovers in India. Valentine\’s Day symbols that are used today include the heart-shaped outline, doves, and the figure of the winged Cupid.

\’Tips to Policyholders of LIC\’ (280 Words)

Enquire with your agent about new innovative plans devised by LIC.
Intimate LIC of India your E-mail address, Telephone number, Mobile number and Fax number for faster communication on matters relating not only to your policy services like premium reminders, claim alerts but also to update you on new plan/ services being offered by LIC.
Maturity proceeds can be reinvested in attractive products of LIC viz. investment oriented products like LIC\’s Market Plus, Profit Plus, LIC\’s Bima Nivesh, Bima Bachat or Pension Schemes like New Jeevan SurakshaI, LIC\’s Jeevan AkshayVI etc.
In case of any complaint, the full policy details with the name of the servicing branch may be provided for quick disposal of the complaint.
LIC has launched an Enterprise Portal where policyholder can register and get information about his policy as well as products of LIC on portal itself.
Make use of various services available with the help of Information Technology initatives elaborated.
Check the nomination status under the policy and intimate changes, if any, for speedy settlement of claims.
Pay the premiums in time (wherever possible, using facility of Metro/ Wide Area Network/ Internet/ Online Payment/ ATM\’s of Corporation Bank and Axis Bank and ECS).
Revive the policy in case it has lapsed, so that the valuable insurance cover is kept intact.
Review periodically the insurance needs of self and the family so that adequate insurance protection is ensured.

Short Paragraph on \’Rocket\’ (100 Words)

The \’Rocket\’ is a vehicle or projectile that moves by expelling gases to the rear. It produces a recoil similar to the recoil of the gun being fired. The recoil (thrust) lasts as long as the rocket has the fuel to burn. A rocket consists mainly of two parts; the container of the fuel and the exhaust nozzle for burnt gases. The fuel container\’s shape, design and construction depends to a large extent on the type of fuel used (solid or liquid). Fuels could also be used in gaseous form, but the heavy pressure containers required make them impracticable for most purposes.

Short Essay on \’Game I Like Most\’ (140 Words)

There are many outdoor and indoor games but I like Hockey the most. Hockey is the most interesting outdoor game to me, because there is too much life in it. It keeps a player always busy physically as well as mentally. It is a very popular game all over the world. Hockey is also the national sport of India.

Hockey is a sport in which two teams play against each other by trying to maneuver a ball into the opponent\’s goal using a hockey stick. In present, there are many forms of Hockey ie. Field hockey, Ice hockey, Roller hockey, Sledge hockey and Street hockey.

In Hockey India has an impressive record with many Olympic gold medals. The Golden Era of hockey in India was the period from 1928 – 1956 when India won 6 consecutive gold medals in the Olympic Games.

\’Jammu and Kashmir High Court\’ | \’High Court of Jammu and Kashmir\’ (171 Words)

The \’Jammu and Kashmir High Court\’ is the high court of the state of Jammu and Kashmir of India. High Court of Judicature for the Jammu and Kashmir State was established in the year 1928. The High Court of Judicature was established and for the first time the High Court was to consist of the Chief Justice and two Judges on 26.3.1928. Hon\’ble Justice Lala Kanwar Sein was the First Chief Justice of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court.

The seat of the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir shifts between its summer capital Srinagar and winter capital Jammu. From May to end October, the Chief Justice and the Administrative Wing of High Court shifts to Srinagar and from November to end April, the HQ is at Jammu. However, Court sections of both the Jammu and Srinagar Wings of the High Court function throughout the year. The High Court has at present a sanctioned strength of 14 Judges including 9 Permanent Judges and and 5 Additional Judges.

Short Essay on \’Importance of Newspaper\’ (200 Words)

Newspaper, as we know, is an essential part of our life. For a newspaper reader, it is the first and foremost thing that he would like to have early in the morning. It connects us with every field and every part of the world. Be it politics, entertainment, sports, films etc.

Newspaper provides information about the burning topics from all over world and keeps us well informed. Though news is also displayed on television and radio, there we don\’t have an option to choose. It results in wastage of time, as the news is repeated over and over again and is followed by a number of advertisements.

Apart from the information newspaper provides, it can be useful in a number of ways. The puzzles given in it develop the thinking ability. The job vacancies column help the people. A regular reader can improve his knowledge of language in which language he reads the newspaper. Newspaper also tells us about the different policies introduced by the Government and makes us aware about everything happening around us.

We can conclude by saying that the newspaper broadens our outlook and is an enormous source of information. Therefore one must develop the habit of reading newspaper everyday.

Short Article on \’Generation Gap\’ (314 Words)

A difference in opinions, values, attitudes and lifestyle among people of different ages is called \’generation gap\’. Due to these differences, people belonging to different generations find themselves unable to relate to each other.

This communication gap between successive generations is not a new phenomenon. Parents and children across the world have been facing this problem. Due to fast-paced modern lifestyles, parents and children hardly find time together. The children, thus unable to express their thoughts and ideas to their parents, turn to friends for advice who are as inexperienced as they are.

Today\’s children are born into a competitive world and have a struggle to get every thing. Many a time their true potential gets overshadowed in the rat race. Parents- burdened by the expectations of the society- end up forcing certain subjects and careers and lives that their parents have chosen for them, children are left lost and confused.

Parents, on the other hand, feel that in this rapidly changing society where everyone is so self-centered, it is their duty to protect their children. Parents tend to feel that their children require guidance. This cannot be denied. But their constant monitoring makes children feel oppressed and they tend to turn rebellious.

It is essential for parents to talk to their children and treat them as individuals. To be forever treated as child can be irritating and sometimes even humiliating. Children, in turn, must reciprocate with due respect and attention. Matters such as career, lifestyle and sensitive issues like freedom of choice of friends must be dealt with carefully and with maturity.

Love and understanding are the best antidotes to this ever-widening generation gap. Only then will children look up to their parents and parents will not be burdened with their guilt of not being there for their children in their hour of need. In this way generation gap can atleast be narrowed, if not completely filled.

Short Paragraph on \’Thermos Flask\’ (175 Words)

The \’Thermos Flask\’ is a flask in which loss or gain of heat through conduction, convection and radiation has been reduced to a minimum. It is used for keeping a hot liquid hot and a cold liquid cold for a good length of time. The thermos flask consists of a double-walled glass flask placed on a spring within a metal casing, its mouth being closed by a cork stopper. The space between the walls is evacuated. The outer side of the inner wall and the inner side of the outer wall are silvered. The space between the vessel and the metal case is packed with felt or cork. The vaccum between the two walls of the glass bottle and the felt pad between the bottle and the metal case prevents the flow of heat due to conduction and convection. The silvered surface facing each other reduce radiation and absorption of heat to a minimum. Hence, heat can neither pass from the bottle to outside nor from outside into the bottle. Thus, a hot liquid placed in the bottle will remain hot and cold liquid cold for a sufficiently long time.

Short Essay on \’Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore\’ (180 Words)

\’Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore\’ was born on January 29, 1970 in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India. Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, known as \’Chilly\’ to his friends and family, has done most of his schooling from Central Schools all over India. His father was in the armed forces, and by joining the army Rathore has followed in his father\’s footsteps.

Rathore became an officer in the Indian Army in 1991. Rathore has been a winner from his early days. He won the Sword of Honour at the IMA (Indian Military Academy). He later won the World Championship at Gold at Sydney, and was ranked at number three in world ranking. Rathore loves his guns the way a musician loves his instruments. Shooter Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore has made India proud by winning the Silver medal in Shooting at the 2004 Olympic Games. Before he left for the Olympics, he was full of self confidence.

Many years of hard work and training have made Rathore a hero. Winning the Olympics medal has mede Rathore the most talked about and popular shooter in India. Every Indian is proud of Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore.

\’LIC Policy Loan\’ (225 Words)

In LIC, at present loans are granted on unencumbered policies up to 90 percent of the Surrender Value under policies which are in force for the full sum assured and up to 85 percent of the Surrender Value on policies which are paid- up for a reduced sum assured. The minimum amount for which a loan can now be granted under a policy is Rs. 1000/-. The rate of interest charged at present varies from 9 percent to 12 percent per annum payable half- yearly depending upon the type of plan. The terms and conditions printed on the policy bond reveal whether a particular policy is eligible for a loan.

Loans:

Loans are granted on policies to the extent of 90% of Surrender Value of the policies which are in force.
Loans are granted on policies to the extent of 85% of the Surrender Value in case of policies which are paid-up, inclusive of the cash value of bonus.
The rate of interest charged at present varies from 9 percent to 12 percent p.a. payable half-yearly.
Loans are not granted for a period shorter than six months.
The Conditions and Privileges printed on the back of the Policy Bond states whether a particular policy is with or without the loan facility.

Short Article on \’Global Warming\’ (180 Words)

\’Global warming\’ is the observed century-scale rise in the average temperature of Earth\’s climate system. Rising of temperature of the Earth\’s atmosphere causes Global Warming. Since, last century temperature is increasing by 0.75 degree centigrade causing greenhouse effect.

Human activities have resulted in the increase of global warming. Some of them are deforestation, pollution, consumption of fossil fuel, burning of plastic etc. Due to global warming, polar ice caps are melting and as a result sea level is rising. Islands would be submerged. Ozone layer is becoming thinner day by day resulting in entering of harmful ray in the atmosphere causing skin diseases and many other diseases. Climate is changing day by day. There is a change in rainfall pattern and global warming also affects the agriculture.

Therefore, it is necessary for us to take prevention steps. We should practice afforestation. Government must check our deforestation. Instead of fossil fuels, we should use clean fuels such as natural gas. We should stop the burning of plastics etc. Hence, necessary steps must be taken. Earth should remain beautiful forever.

\’Should students be allowed to carry Mobile Phones with them\’ (290 Words)

The students of this generation want every gadget in their hands. They want to have the latest technology with them, and the first are mobile phones.

Nowadays, these are the most popular things to have. Even students are not able to escape from it.

Earlier, it was used to make and receive calls and send and receive messages, but nowadays students don\’t buy mobile phones for these purposes. They buy them to listen songs, to watch movies and videos, to play games etc. which hampers their studies. They listen audio with earphones which can cause a great problem in their ears as well as in their brains.

Every mobile has internet facility nowadays. By spending only few bucks they are able to get a multimedia mobile phone with every feature as well as with touch screen. Internet of the mobiles can be used by the students to gather some information which can help them in their studies, but they use this feature of mobiles to see the web pages which they should not see. They bring mobile phones to schools which is not allowed.

By calling and sending messages and using internet they waste a lot of money and pay the bill by wrong methods or the burden of the bill lies upon the parents. Mobile phones can also cause great damage when used while driving. Sometimes, they misuse the calling feature of the mobiles by making fake calls, which creates a problem in the work of the other people. The students use mobile phones to cheat while exams.

So what to do now? The answer is to stop the students from buying the mobile phones or the parents must not provide it to them. The main motive we have to follow is to save the future of the students going on wrong path.

Short Paragraph on \’Binoculars\’ (85 Words)

The \’Binoculars\’ are an arrangement used for seeing distant objects erect. It consists of two telescopes fixed on the same frame for the two eyes. These telescopes produce an erect image of distant objects and have a sufficiently large field of view. Each telescope has two reflecting prisms in addition to an objective and an eye piece. The rays coming from a distant object suffer total internal reflection in the prisms and with the arrangement of an objective and an eye piece lense, the final image obtained is erect.

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