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Maintaining the Health of India is the Responsibility of the StateHealth and human development form integral components of overall socioeconomic development of any nation. Under the Constitution, public health and sanitation and hospitals and dispensaries fall in the State List. -
The Role of the U.N.O. in World PeaceIt's future the role of U.N.O. in world affairs and world peace. -
Has Science Made War More Horrible and Destructive?How can you say that science has made war more horrible and destructive?
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Study of English: Best Literature Around the GlobeEven though there are 15 officially recognized languages and more than 1,650 languages and dialects in India, English continues to be the link language. During the British rule, all tried to learn it.
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Multinational Corporations (MNCs): Their Impact on Society and the EconomyMNCs are huge business organizations which open up income generating assets in more than one country. They engage themselves in the production of goods or services outside the country of their origin.
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Educating an Infant Female Child in IndiaThe hypocrisy of Indian males has led to large scale female illiteracy in the country. In 2001 the female literacy rate in India was at 54.16%. The discrimination between sons and daughters in a family is responsible for female illiteracy.
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Child Labor: A Wide Spread ProblemChildren in India are looked upon as the gift of God but they suffer from malnutrition, poverty, disease, exploitation through labor. Child labor at times is perpetrated by parents for greater family income.
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Drug Addiction: A Psychological and Social ProblemIn the fast-changing society, man has become prone to stress and depression. This has led people to commit suicides or has driven them to drugs.
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Energy Scene in IndiaThe availability of energy is an important factor for the economic growth of the country. In ancient times, the only form of energy known to man was his muscle power.
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Rural Development: The Issue of Rural Empowerment in IndiaIt is often said that India lives in its villages. The rural areas are characterized by large scale poverty and absence of social reforms. After independence, the issue of rural empowerment was ignored. -
Students: The Backbone of Any NationStudents form the backbone of any nation. In times of emergency, such as war, famine, floods or drought, a country has to meet various demands to face the situation. In such emergencies all eyes are turned towards the students, the youth of the country.
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Speaking in Public: A Great ArtLike any other skill, it is also necessary for people to develop and improve the art of speaking in public. -
Policing a Turbulent Democracy like India is No Joke!A highly motivated and professional police, commanded by officers of competence and integrity, untrammeled by political interference, is required immediately. -
The Problem of Unemployment in IndiaThe problem of unemployment is mainly an economic one. It is essential, therefore, that the economic policy of the country be overhauled.
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The Problem of Improvement of Agriculture in IndiaSince the attainment of independence, the Government has given top priority to agriculture.
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The Problem of the Defense of the Northern Border of IndiaIndia's northern border has constantly been under threat from China and Pakistan. History has proved that India has had tough times with them. -
Family Planning: Its Need in IndiaMany methods have been suggested for keeping the population under control. It is the age of science. -
Children as the Determiners of India's FutureA great literacy figure has recently said that the basic needs of the child cannot be postponed. His needs for milk, nutritious food, care of the mother, schooling, and appropriate medical care cannot be postponed.
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Military Education in India: Known for Its DisciplineMilitary life is known for its discipline. Military education teaches obedience to law and order.
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Man Does Not Live by Bread Alone - What About Animals?As a matter of fact, man is entirely different from the animals. Like them he has a body and there are certain physical requirements, without which he cannot live.
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Industrialization in India: DifficultiesIndustrialization increases production manifold. India is yet in the backward agricultural stage.
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Change is the Law of NatureWorld is rapidly changing. The pace of life grows faster every day. Man has already reached the Moon. India must change with the changing world.
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Death Penalty: An Issue for DebateSection 303 of an IPC clearly says, "whoever, being under sentence of imprisonment for life, commits murder shall be punished with death."
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Essential Qualities of a Great LeaderEvery hero must be sincerely and honestly devoted to a noble cause. The thought and actions of the hero should have far-reaching effect. -
Responsibilities of a Modern ScientistThe gigantic problems which face the world today make the responsibilities of modern scientists exceedingly heavy. It is only they, who can preserve world peace.
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Science as a Deterrent to WarIt was president Eisenhower of America who declared that Atom and Hydrogen Bombs have made world peace more secure. The people of the world were greatly surprised to read this comment.
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Should Begging Be Abolished?Every one of us has seen numerous kinds of beggars. Some are blind, lame or crippled, and so take to begging. Some people, who have lost their homes, become beggars.
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Some Wonderful Achievements of Modern ScienceScience has invented many wonderful machines. There is a machine for every purpose of life. -
The Art of Successful Advertising'Necessity is the mother of invention' is an oft-quoted saying. But now a days the reverse of it is truer. In modern business, 'invention' is mother of necessity. In this age of machinery, new things are produced everyday.
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The Challenging and Burning Problems of India and Ways to Tackle ThemThe New millennium may signify many things but what it should signify to Indians is that there is very little life to read the writing which is clearly visible on the wall.
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The Conquest of NatureIn recent times science has gained much importance. With its help wonderful inventions have been made. In fact, we are living in the age of science. Its wonders have helped man to acquire control over nature.
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War as a Necessary EvilThere have been wars since prehistoric ages. War is also useful from the point of view of national unity. It is the fear of war that compels the people to stand solidly united against the common enemy.
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Willpower: The Greatest Asset of MankindWhile men of will can have their way in all things, those of weak willpower can do nothing. Great conquerors, like Napoleon or Hitler, were all men of determination whose will force carried everything before it.
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The Role of the Youth in IndiaThe youth of every country is its valuable human resource.
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Misfortune: A Blessing in DisguiseDifficulties are the ladders on which we climb to success. Nothing great can be achieved, or has ever been achieved, without grappling with difficulties.
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Global War Against TerrorismOn September 17, 1999 Osama Bin Laden added India to USA as the two countries against which he and his followers have declared 'Jihad'.
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Popularity: How to Acquire It?In the modern democratic age, popularity is essential for success in life. It has been raised to the status of a fine art.
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TADA Needs Drastic Changes to Match the Canons of Democracy in IndiaPlaying politics will soon become the national sport of India. For ever we get to occasional elections the more feverish action does one witness in the political games.
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Hostel Life: Its Advantages and DisadvantagesIn a hostel, life is full of opportunities of amusement. In a hostel, a student comes in contact with a number of other students. Parents send their wards to hostel for study, but there they waste their time in enjoyment and merry making.
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Career Choice in India: Is the Medical Profession the Best?There was a time when the profession of a person was determined by birth. But now the times have changed. An incorrect choice in career matters may ruin one's life.
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Crimes Against Women in IndiaWoman in today's world have created a distinct place for themselves.In ancient India also, women were respected. In the medieval age the position of women deteriorated. Soon after, with the spread of western education women started gaining importance.
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Caste System of Independent IndiaEquality to all citizens in the society is still an ideal. The caste system has its roots in India since ancient times. It was introduced to gain control over the peasants' produce. People involved in manual labor were considered untouchables.
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The Need of Prohibition of Drinking in IndiaEvil effects of drinking are innumerable. Family life of drunkard becomes miserable. -
The Foremost Duty of Each Indian is to Help Build the National Character by Self Example!Almost half a century has passed since India gained its independence, but it has yet to join the ranks of the developed countries. -
How to Perform Best when Opportunities Are LimitedEveryone wishes to succeed in every endeavor he or she undertakes. Success builds confidence while failure leads to dejection. The proverb is closely associated with the occupation of an ironsmith. -
Human Life: A Mixture of Joys and SorrowsGreat men achieved greatness because they could successfully emerge through the worst of trials and tribulations. In the days of prosperity, we care little about life's difficulties and obstacles. Adversity gives us a chance to try our friends and foes. -
Will Power: The Greatest Driving Force in ManWill power is the greatest driving force in man which helps him brace through all the difficulties in life. Our ancient scriptures also advocate that one should do one's duty with determination and equanimity of the mind. -
Sonia Gandhi: An Idol of RenunciationSonia Gandhi was born on 9 December 1946 in Italian City Bassano. She has two sisters who now live in Bassano. Sonia Gandhi belongs to a Roman Catholic family. -
Shania Maria: Tennis ProdigyShania Maria is an 18 year old girl with a good attitude, ambition and magic forehand for playing tennis. She is a bright teenager who generates electricity on tennis courts.
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The Role of Teachers as Nation Builders in IndiaThe importance of the teacher in national life cannot be over emphasized. It is he, who influences the immature minds of the youth. He treats and tries to mould living stuff into various forms.
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The Ever Growing Use of Information Technology in Our Every Day LifeInformation Technology has come a long way in a short period of time. Along the way it has pushed Asia into the limelight time and again.
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Nobel Prizes 2006The Nobel Prizes were instituted by the will of Alfred Nobel. It is awarded to people and also to any organization.
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The Menace of Terrorism and Ways to Combat ItTerrorism is not new phenomenon. It has been with us for years.
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My Vision of India in 2010India provides something for everything be it young or old, poet or painter, scholar or an artist, politician or a warrior.
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The Role of Newspapers in Modern AgeThe world today is much smaller than what it originally was, thanks largely due to the development of communication methods and skills.
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Wonderful Stem CellStem Cells are versatile cells that have the ability to grow into any kind of tissue, skull, head, liver and any other organ.
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World Trade OrganizationThe proposal to have an international trade organization was mooted first in 1945 at the end of World War II.
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The Proliferation of Nuclear WeaponsThe Proliferation of Nuclear weapons
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Socialistic Pattern of SocietyVarious thinkers have given different thoughts about 'socialism'. However all of them agree at one point that it means reducing the gap between the rich and the poor.
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Hindi: Its Place in Indian National LifeWhen a country has its own currency, flag, and national language, it is called a nation.
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The Blessings of BooksSome people get pleasure from picnics and tours. Others like to discuss various topics and find pleasure in it. But the reading of books provides us with such pleasure as we do not get from any other activity. Great is the blessing of books.
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Education for Woman of IndiaWomen have to play an important role in the development of the country. If we want to make democracy successful, women must be educated. They are the builders of happy homes.
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INDO-US Alliance: Nuclear Deal and Other AgreementsThe July 2005 visit of Prime Minister Dr. Man Mohan Singh to USA was symbolic of quantum leap in relations between the world's two very prominent nations.
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Composite Structure of IndiaIndia has emerged as a composite cultural society' but has been troubled by communal riots in recent times. The Aryans invaded India and settled here. The Muslim invasions in the medieval period were carried out to propagate Islam.
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World Organizations: A Group of NationsMan created international organizations to bring about order and peace in the world. The failure of the League of Nations led to the establishment of the United Nations. Different world bodies have different and varied roles to play.
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The Village AdministrationThe village administration is a system of local self-government. The British Government, during its rule, gave the powers of self-government to the village administration in the rural sector.
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India's Neighborly RelationsIndia's geographical location is strategically important. It has been trying to build friendly relations with its neighbors. Sri Lanka and India were traditional friends, but ethnic clashes between the Tamils and the Sinhalese embittered our relations.
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Leadership: A Quality Above AllA leader is a person who leads or exercises dominion over a group of people. Great deeds make great men, whom others try to emulate. Great men have sacrificed their personal well-being and familial interests for the welfare of their nations.
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Role of the Intellectual in Indian SocietyThe duty of the philosophers is to combat dogmatism and irrational beliefs. They are known to initiate revolutions. Montesquieu and Voltaire encouraged people to rise against the despotic rule.
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Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO) in IndiaNon-Governmental Organizations or NGOs are voluntary bodies which work for the cause of the society. During our freedom struggle, many leaders worked for the uplift of the underprivileged.
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Moral and Spiritual Deprivation of Modern ManMan has become excessively preoccupied with materialistic pursuits. The excessive urge for material things has made him oblivious to spiritual and moral needs.
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Patriotism is Not EnoughPatriotism is an inherent quality in a person by virtue of which he loves his country. It manifests itself in many forms but the desire to save one's country from enemies exhibits the most exalted form of patriotism.
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Pen is Mightier Than the SwordBefore the dawn of civilization man overpowered the weak with his physical might. In the struggle for existence, it was the survival of the fittest.
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Man Does Not Live by Bread AloneSurvival is the first and the foremost concern of all living beings. They need food for their survival and to carry out the functions of life.
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Habits: The Shadow of Human NatureOnce an action is repeated a number of times, it becomes a habit. It has been noticed that it is easy to acquire bad habits than good ones because the human mind has an inclination towards the vice.
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Knowledge is PowerAt the dawn of civilization, man was a hapless creature. Soon he started being resourceful by coordinating his brain with his limbs.
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Leisure: A Time to DoLeisure is the opportunity or time when one is free from one's immediate occupation or duty. Occupation with a hobby at leisure helps one to get relaxation. One could join some classes to improve his hobby or can also indulge in reading books.
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Role of Humor in LifeMan should not get bogged down by miseries and pain. He should spice up life with humor. Total absence of humor renders life dull. Geoffrey Chaucer is considered to be the first great humorist of Europe. His work reveals the incongruities of the age.
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Hindi as the Lingua Franca of IndiaThe Indian languages have evolved through the ages and have produced a number of linguistic divisions within the country.
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The Importance of DisciplineDiscipline is the basis of the whole universe. It means the mode of life in accordance with rules, but does not mean negation of personal liberty. Discipline in our schools has considerably declined and there is an urgent need to improve it.
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Self-Reliance: To Be One's OwnSelf-reliance means the capacity to gratify and satisfy every want by oneself. Man depends upon others for his physical needs. His ability to think independently, in the later stages of life, enhances his self-respect.
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Love is the Basis of a Happy LifeEverybody wants to be happy but only a few know the secret of true happiness. People pursue happiness through several ways, but the most important way is often not realized.
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Law Enforcement Agencies in Delhi, IndiaThe law-enforcing agencies in India comprise of the police force and suffer from various maladies.
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India Today: Social and Political FactsIndia is facing political degradation. The military and diplomatic victory in the war has brought laurels for the country.
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Cowards Die Several Times Before DeathDeath is the only certainty in this uncertain world. Death has remained an enigma. A brave man puts up a brave front when he faces an impending danger. But, a coward runs away from all dangers, equating his disgraceful exit to death.
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Character Makes a ManCharacter is the aggregate of peculiar qualities which constitute personal individuality. The scope and the definition of character have been undergoing changes according to the stage of civilization in which man is placed.
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Ambition is the Greatest Enemy of PeaceMan is essentially an ambitious being. His acquisitiveness, pride, ambition and selfishness drive him on in his pursuit of personal gains.
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India: Unity in DiversityIndia is a vast country comprising many ethnic groups with myriad spoken languages, dialects and regional diversities. The inherent quality to imbibe brought about richness to its culture through the process of synthesis.
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The Return of the Native: The Indian DiasporaSince ancient times man has left his homeland and travelled far and wide in search of adventure or employment or a better standards of life. The Non Resident Indian meet saw the biggest ever gathering of the diasporas.
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War and PeaceThe world has witnessed the terrors of war in the two World Wars. The world order has made efforts to maintain peace in the world. The effects of the Second World War were more severe than the first.
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The U.S. Scheme for World DominationThe American war on Iraq in 2003 has widened the distance between the U S.A. and the rest of the world. The USA has put forward the excuse of freeing Iraq of its weapons of mass destruction by exercising force to seek a regime change.
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The Politicization of Indian HistoryHistory is the story of man and his/her achievements in every sphere of life. The sources of history are varied. Facts are often distorted to suit political purposes.
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The Curse of Dowry in IndiaThe dowry menace has been a deep rooted evil since ancient times. It started as a token of affection of a father towards his daughter. The system has thrived through the centuries and has reached detrimental proportions.
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Television in IndiaTelevision is the most powerful medium of mass communication. Television broadcasting was inaugurated in India in 1959 aimed at promoting national integration and dissemination of information.
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Superstitions in IndiaThe inexplicable natural events gave rise to various superstitions that have been carried through generations. Some superstitions are universal in nature. India has its share of superstitions. Superstitions are also prevalent in the West.
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Social Reforms in IndiaThe history of Indian civilization dates back to the first millennium BC. The basic elements of the social structure based on caste system were laid down by the Vedas. Castes in India were governed by normative conduct and were inscriptive by nature.
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Should Sex Be a Regular Subject in Indian Schools?The hue and cry raised over the introduction of sex as a subject in schools is difficult to understand. Sex is a normal part of our life and probably the second most powerful urge that needs to "be fulfilled, hunger being the first.
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India: Our Cultural HeritageIndia has a rich cultural tradition which is a harmonious blend of art, religion and philosophy. World religions co-existed with Indian religions. It helped the Indian mind to enrich itself.
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Nuclear Deterrence in IndiaIndia conducted its second nuclear test in 1998 after 24 years of restraint. India has practiced the doctrine of world peace and non-alignment through the ages. It was attacked by its neighbors and large chunks of its territory were annexed by them.
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National Security of InidaThe world has become a 'global village' but it is still physically divided into nation-states. This division leads to occasional skirmishes affecting the stability of the states. Thus national security is of utmost importance for any country.
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Illegal Immigration from Bangladeshis to IndiaMigration is the change of residence of an individual or group with a permanent nature. Migration can be internal or international, voluntary or forced, legal or illegal.
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Status of Women in IndiaIn ancient India, women were held in high esteem. The society was partly matriarchal as is evident from the epics. During the medieval period, there was a degradation of the status of women. The dowry system, sati, and the veil system downgraded women.
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Is the United Nations Redundant?As a peace loving race, the death and destruction of the Second World War led the international community to the establishment of the United Nations. The aim of the UN was to prevent war and uphold the dignity of man.
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India's Defense StrategyIndia's strategic location has led to repeated aggressions from the neighboring countries. India's defense strategy was formulated to counter external aggression. The President is the Supreme Commander of the armed forces.
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India's Missile ProgramThe missile program was developed to face the threats arising from the nuclear proliferation in the Asian region. India's nuclear program was undertaken as a deterrent to potential aggressors.
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India: Role of the MediaThe media today, because of its variety and increased use has made its presence felt. The print media still enjoys large readership. At times, its reputation has been maligned but it works to restore its image.
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Emergence of the Career Oriented Women of IndiaIn ancient India, women were respected but in the medieval period the practice of child marriage and dowry system led to the lowering of the status of women.
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India: Corruption in Public LifeCorruption is a widespread phenomenon in today's public life. Incorruptible officers and public figures have become a microscopic minority. Bribery, money laundering, incentives fees for services rendered and scams have become a way of life.
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Censorship of the Media in IndiaThe media encompasses the written word, the audio medium and the audiovisual medium. The media has achieved a wide patronage through the ages. It was essentially used as a source of information in the initial stages.
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Caste in Modern IndiaThe concept of caste originated in ancient India. In the Vedic Age there were four castes in India, constituted on the basis of their vocation. India could not put up united resistance against the Turks and other Muslim invaders and later the British.
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India: Do We Need a Uniform Civil Code?The Constitution of India has included the setting up of a Uniform Civil Code in the Directive Principles of State Policy under Article 44. However, this is a non-enforceable right.
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India's National IntegrationIndia has been the land where the followers of different religions have coexisted peacefully. The British gained control over us because we were divided by narrow differences.
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Human Rights in IndiaRight, according to the New Webster's Dictionary, is a just claim or title. The legal basis of the modem concept of human rights is the slogan, "Liberty, Equality and Fraternity", of the French Revolution.
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India and the CTBTThe main objectives of the foreign policy of independent India were peaceful co-existence with neighbors and non-alignment. But, with the developments in the region, the idealism of non-alignment had to be narrowed down and India aligned with Russia.
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India: Centre - State RelationsThe federal framework created by The Constituent Assembly provided for a strong Centre. The Constitution has formally divided the legislative, administrative and financial powers between The Centre and the States.
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India: Caste Politics and Coalition GovernmentsThe division of the society into several castes and creeds has led to the disorientation of the society. A splintered society could not rise against external aggression.
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India - Should Girls and Boys Study Together?Should girls and boys study together?
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Caring for Senior Citizens in IndiaMedical science has helped in raising the life expectancy of man. At preset, in India, the population of senior citizens is around 77 million. With the disintegration of the joint family system, the elderly have found themselves to be a neglected class.
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Tradition and Modernity in IndiaEvery age witnesses a tussle between tradition and modernity. The new generation regards tradition as obsolete while the older generation feels modernity corrupts the new generation.
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India: Should the Powers of the Union Be Reviewed?The ruling elite of the post-independence era were in favor of a strong Centre. Initially, the authority of the Centre was used to prevent the formation of non Congress governments in the States.
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Opting for a Presidential Form of Government in IndiaThe imposition of the national emergency led to the alienation of the Congress from the people. Successive coalition tactics lent instability to the government. The need for the Presidential form of government was felt.
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Media and the Rifts Between the Generations in IndiaThe youth are a dejected lot which makes them rebel against parental authority. Parents fail to treat them as individuals and interfere with their life. Children have their own identities which parents ought to respect.
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India: Is a Review of Our Constitution Necessary?The question of the need for review of our Constitution has been raised too often. People, politics and constitutions are formed by historical and ideological legacies.
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Generation Gap and Feelings of Youngsters in IndiaThe communication gap between the successive generations can be traced back in the world history. The new generation accused Queen Elizabeth II of being remorseless on the death of Princess Diana.
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Early History of Indian PoliticsOur national leaders chose the Parliamentary system of Government for India to revitalize the society. During the formative years, the Congress provided political stability.
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The Need for Women's Reservation in IndiaWomen once considered fit only for domestic activities are today working as professionals. In politics women are sidelined and powerless.
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Secularism in IndiaSecularism is a western concept, which emerged as a result of the struggle between the church and the state, The Indian concept of secularism intends to build an egalitarian welfare state.
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Poverty in India: Once Known as the Land of PlentyIndia was once known as the land of plenty. But today poverty is a harsh reality for a large section of the Indian population.
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India: Our Struggle for IndependenceThe British gained control over India in 1757. The resentment of all classes of society against the atrocities committed by the British resulted in the Revolt of 1857.
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India's Judicial SystemThe unique feature of our Constitution is the division of powers among the three branches of the government. India has an independent and strong judiciary.
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Urbanization or the Growth of Slums in IndiaUrbanization is a demographic process with a long history. According to the UNPF report unplanned urbanization in the developing countries could have serious implications on the health of their citizens.
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Tourism in India: Second Largest Foreign Exchange EarnerTourism is the second largest foreign exchange earner in India. India has a composite cultural society. It has diverse physical and cultural features which attract tourists allover the world.
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The Ticking Aids Time Bomb in IndiaThe spread of the dreaded disease AIDS has threatened the existence of man. It is supposed to have spread by the cross-species transmission of virus. India is also in the grip of the AIDS menace.
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The Tenth Five-Year Plan in IndiaProper planning is very essential for the overall progress and prosperity of our country.
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The Joint Family System in IndiaThe ancient system of the joint family gave way to the nuclear family system. Lack of residential space, high cost of living, incompatibility of the members and a host of such factors have contributed to the disintegration of the joint family system.
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Small Scale Industries in IndiaThe small-scale enterprises play a vital role in the growth of Indian economy. The small-scale enterprises can be grouped into three categories, viz., cottage industries, agro-based industries and small-scale industries.
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Public Sector Undertakings in IndiaThe PSUs were intended to bring about rapid growth of economy. In the Second Plan, emphasis was on industrialization. The PSUs were encouraged for a balanced development of the different parts of the country.
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Poison in Every Sip: Water Pollution in IndiaWater is one of the most common and useful substances around us. Water is essential for the existence of life. The importance of pure drinking water cannot be underestimated.
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Banking in IndiaBanking has been prevalent in India since ancient times. The British government established the Presidency Banks in India. The need to regulate and control commercial banks was felt because of the banking crisis.
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Agriculture: The Backbone of Indian EconomyThough economic development of modem India has been associated with industrialization, agriculture forms the backbone of Indian economy.
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Land Reforms in IndiaThe agrarian society in pre-independent India was governed by semi-feudal principles. The land tenure was classified into three categories, viz., zamindari, mahalwari and ryotwari.
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India's Foreign TradeThe evolution of India's foreign trade can be traced back to its colonial past when exports exceeded imports and India had trade surplus. But the partition of India strained the balance of payments.
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India's Economic BackwardnessIn the pre-British period, Indian economy was entirely a rural one and self sustained. During the colonial rule of the British there was a sustained exploitation of the Indian economy.
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Food Grains Management in IndiaThe famine of Bengal in 1943 exposed the acute shortage of food supplies in India.
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Economic Liberalization in IndiaThe process of economic liberalization began in true spirit in July-August 1991 for the globalization of the Indian economy. Plans were formulated for effective economic development.
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Internet and E-mail: Milestone in CommunicationCan you guess the age of the Internet?
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Automatic Teller Machine (ATM)The main business of the banking industry is to give the interest on deposits & distribute the amount so received, as loan and earn interest.
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Global TerrorismTerrorism has crossed borders and has developed into a global issue. The 9/11 attacks reiterate this point.
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Democracy in IndiaDemocracy signifies the rule of people. The Constitution envisaged India as a 'democratic republic' infused with the spirit of 'justice, liberty, equality and fraternity'.
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Many Disasters Are Man-MadeMan-made disasters have become frequent in India. Most of the disasters have also become frequent as a result of the tampering of nature by man.
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Droughts in India TodayIndia is a fertile country with numerous rivers. But it has experienced droughts throughout history. Even in the 21st century, some states in India are facing severe droughts.
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Environmental PollutionEnvironmental pollution and the gradual effect of industrialization-cum-liberalization are the main causes of this impending danger.
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Unemployment in IndiaIndia, undoubtedly, is grappling with the problem of unemployment.
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The Value of GamesThe value of games in the life of human beings cannot be underrated. Mild exercises are known to benefit patients suffering from heart trouble and diabetes.
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Indian Students Studying AbroadIndian students, because of the conditions of universities in India, go abroad to pursue higher education.
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Population Explosion in IndiaThe population growth poses the gravest threat to the development of the country. Bigoted beliefs of the orthodox Indians and the inefficient political set-up have contributed to the problem.
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Indian Society at the CrossroadsHistorical evidence has proved beyond doubt that Indian civilization was highly developed and technically more advanced than its counterparts in every corner of the world.
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Adult Literacy in India: Its ImplicationsThe Directive Principle of State Policy, to provide for primary education to all children, has failed in its objectives. At present, almost thirty four per cent of India's population is still illiterate.
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Imparting Sex Education in the Schools of IndiaThe children of the 21st Century have become well informed because of the impact of the mass media. The rising cases of AIDS have led the people to feel the importance of imparting sex education in schools.
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Advances in Space ScienceSpace Age started with the launch of Sputnik I by the Soviet Union. Since then, many unmanned and manned voyages have been undertaken. Orbiting space stations helped scientists to carry out experiments in space.
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Medical Science and the Modern ManThe human machine needs to be taken care of. Medical science provides remedies and cures and safeguards man against various maladies. Ancient system of medicine like acupuncture is becoming well known to us.
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Advances in BiotechnologyAdvancements in biotechnology have helped man unravel the mysteries of nature. Science has aided man in developing several drugs to relieve human sufferings.
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Globalization and Its Impact on SocietyThe end of the 20th century witnessed a worldwide transformation in the social, cultural, political, economic and ethical spheres of life. The conflict is between consumerism and materialism on the one hand.
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India: New Careers in the 21st CenturyEveryone has plans for his career and chooses it according to his ability and inclination. In ancient India, professions were decided beforehand and were hereditary. The British brought along with them western education.
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Problems Faced by Students All Over The WorldStudents, all over the world face a number of problems. The pressure of the educational system takes its toll on the children. It judges the children on the basis of their performance in the annual examinations.
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Advertising: A Form of Mass CommunicationAdvertising is a form of mass communication. It can be in any form of presentation such as sign, symbol etc. It gives information, arouses interest and tries to persuade people to buy the product.
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About Distance EducationIndia has a large number of colleges but the formal system has failed to reach the masses. Distance education is a concept that aims to democratize higher education and make it accessible for those interested in it.
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The Art of LivingLiving is an art and is the most complicated art. The life of modern man has become so complex that even the children and the youth lead a hazardous life. The art of living has become the science of living.
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The Educational System in IndiaIndia had a glorious tradition of education. India's ancient Universities were considered as reservoirs of knowledge. The present educational system has been inherited from the British.
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Space Programs of IndiaSince independence in 1947, India has an impressive array of achievements in the scientific and technological fields.
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Peaceful Uses of the AtomAtomic bombs were used in the Second World War by America to defeat Japan, causing untold destruction of life and property. Man then realized his folly and decided to use atomic energy for peaceful purposes.
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The Craft of Essay WritingFor writing a good essay, one needs discipline of the mind and regimentation of thoughts.
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Information Technology (IT) Revolution in IndiaInformation Technology (IT) has revolutionized the world in the fields of health care, education, entertainment etc. IT is an integrated technology which integrates the software and the hardware.
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Human Cloning: An Eternal Moral DilemmaThe claim of producing a human clone has raised questions in the minds of the logicians, scientists, physicians and legal experts. Cloning is a technique for producing a genetic twin of a living cell.
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Examinations - for and AgainstExaminations have remained a bench-mark for the evaluation of a student's performance.
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The Impact of Science on ManThe primitive man wondered at the many facets of nature and held it in great reverence. The great advancements made by science have shrunk the world and have provided great comforts and conveniences to mankind.
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The Aims of Higher University EducationSuccess of democracy depends upon the people. Individual citizens must understand their duties and rights. They should honor the rights of others and perform their duties earnestly and honestly.
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Scientific Research in IndiaThe long period from the Indus Valley Civilization to the modern India shows that scientific research is not a new phenomenon in India. Major advances have been made in the fields of agriculture, floriculture and animal husbandry.
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Has Science Civilized Us?Earth is the only planet known to man, which supports life. With the advent of industrialization, urbanization also increased. This has resulted in pollution, global warming, depletion of forest cover and threat to the lives of all creatures.
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Examinations as Tests of MeritParents send their sons and daughters to schools and colleges to get education. Teachers work year in and year out to fulfill the task which society entrusts to them.
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Democracy Vs. DictatorshipDemocracy has been defined as the government of the people, for the people, by the people. In such a Government, people are themselves the rulers and the ruled.
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Infrastructure Problems: Slowing Down the Pace of Development in IndiaInfrastructure Problems: Slowing down the pace of development
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Educated Wives of Today's WorldThere was a time when very few women received proper education. But now girls are receiving the highest education. Some people insist on having educated girl as their wives.
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Duties of Students as Citizens of IndiaLife is too short for acquiring knowledge. Student life is mainly meant for studies. A student who devotes his full energy and time to his studies is a good son of his motherland.
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Gandhi's Philosophy of LifeMahatma Gandhi was a complex, many-sided personality. He was a religious saint, a politician, a patriot and nationalist, an economist and a great freedom fighter, all in one.
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Some Indian SuperstitionSuperstition may be defined as a belief in the power of omens, the usefulness of ceremonials, and the existence of supernatural beings.
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Society is Produced by Our Wants and Government by Our WickednessSociety is produced by our wants and government by our wickedness
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Violence and DemocracyThe merits of democracy are so many. In no other form of government do people enjoy so much liberty as in democracy.
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Cottage Industries: Its ImportanceCottage industries, village industries, small scale industries, handicrafts and large scale industries are the various terms which are used for different types of production works, according to their size and production.
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Qualities of a Good SalesmanQualities of a good salesman
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Cooperative Movement in IndiaCo-operation may be defined as that form of organization in which some people combine for some common economic purpose.
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Advantages of BroadcastingWe are living in an age of scientific wonders. One of these wonders is broadcasting. The meaning of the word is to send the news to people everywhere.
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Youth and FashionFashion may be defined as way of living, dressing, decorating, etc., which are popular today, but which would soon lose their popularity. It is something passing and transitory, a mere craze of the moment to be looked down upon with contempt.
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The Educational Value of TravellingTravelling takes us from the field of bookish knowledge to the field of practical knowledge. From the realm of imagination we come down to reality.
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Kalpana Chawla: First Indian Space Woman"I was not born for one corner. The whole world is my native land", Kalpana Chawla just before taking off for her second and final mission.
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Democracy: The Power of the PressNewspapers, as their name suggests, provide us with News. With the spread of education, the popularity and importance of newspapers have increased by leaps and bounds.
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Man's Conquest of the MoonMan's conquest of the moon
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Television: Its AdvantagesTelevision is one of the latest wonders of Science. By the radio we can only hear the voice; but by the television we can also see the face of the speaker.
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For Forms of Government Let Fools Contend; Whatever is Best Administered is BestFor forms of government let fools contend; whatever is best administered is best
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Wonders of ElectricityScientific inventions have made this world worth living. They have provided us with various means of comforts and luxuries. The invention of electricity is one of the greatest of its wonders.