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  Hii, Students in this blog we are going to provide you a short speech on Child Labour. A very warm welcome to all the students and teachers presented here. I am Ishant from class 11th and today I am here to represent my views on child labour. Child Labour is a very important concern in the world. Child Labour effect children both physically and mentally.  It also destroys the future of children. The Child Labour Act,1986 defines a child as a person who has not completed the age of 14 years. Child labour is the practice of engaging the children in economic activity. Every child is consider as a gift of god it must be nurtured with care and affection with the family and society. India is one of the foremost country in Asia that has 33 million children employed in various forms of child labour. Children are given opportunities and services to grow in a healthily, they will provide free and compulsory education to all the children between ages 6 to 14 years. There are many cause...

Ancient Olympic Games - In the Ancient time the games were held in honour of god Zeus. Since then the games were the greatest religious festival in the life of the Greeks. There were lots of stories about the origin of Ancient Olympic games. The word Olympic is derived from Olympia a valley, where first such games were organized.  Modern Olympic Games - For revival of Modern Olympic games credits goes to the Baron Pierre de Coubertin of France. With his great effort/the first Modern Olympic games were held in Athens in 1896. There were nine countries who participated in First Olympic games.  Olympic symbols - The Olympic flag has five inter- locking rings, represented five continents of world. Objectives of Olympics - 1 . To develop personality, characters, citizenship among nations. 2. To develop good habits among sportspersons. 3. To pay attention towards physical education and sports Competitions among countries. 4 . To develop International fraternity and pea...

Hii, Stduents in this blog we are providing you English (Hornbill) ch 1 question answers. The three phases of the author’s relationship with his grandmother before lie left else country to study abroad. Answer: The three phases of the author’s relationship with his grandmother before he left the country to study abroad are: childhood – when he went to the village school and the grandmother helped him to get ready and went to school with him. boyhood – when he went to the city school in a bus. He shared a room with grandmother but she could no longer help him in his studies. early youth – when he went to the university and was given a room of him own. The common link of friendship was snapped.   Three reasons why the author’s grandmother was disturbed when m started going to the city school. Answer: The three reasons why the author’s grandmother was disturbed when he started going to the city school are: She hated western Science and learning. She was pained to know that there ...

 Hii, Students in this blog I am going to provide you class 11th english snapshots ch 1 question and answers. Question 1. To which tribe did Aram and Mourad belong? What was particular about their tribe? Answer: Aram and Mourad belonged to Garoghlanian tribe. The tribe was well known for its honesty and trust. The people belonging to the tribe to neither be liars nor thieves. Question 2. Why and when did Mourad take John Byro’s horse? Answer: Mourad was known for a crazy streak in his character. He was fond of horse riding. But he belonged to a poor family, He could never afford to realise his long cherished s dream of riding a horse. So one day he ‘stole’ John Byro’s horse. He kept it to his custody at * least a month, before he disclosed it to Aram. Question 3. Why did Mourad bring the wonderful white horse to Aram? Answer: Mourad brought this horse to Aram, his cousin brother. He knew quite well that Aram was equally fond of riding a horse. Mourad himself had been enjoying joy-r...

  Hii, Students welcome to new blog. In this blog I am providing you a paragraph/speech/essay on Raksha Bandhan. In hindi and english language . So, let's get started:- Raksha Bandhan is a festival celebrating the bond of love between a brother and sister. It falls during the month of `Sharavan’ on the day of the full moon. On this day sisters tie rakhis made of threads on the wrists of their brothers for their long and happy life and the brothers vow to take care and protect their sisters. According to legend, the festival of Rakhi has its roots in an incident from the Mughal period. Once Chittor was attacked by the King of Gujarat. Chittor’s Rani Karnawati sent a silken thread to the Mughal Emperor Humayun. Responding to the message of seeking protection, he sent a large army to help Rani Karnawati to defend Chittor. On this day, brothers present gifts to their sisters and the sisters prepare delicacies for their brothers. Children fly kites in the sky. The day of Raksha Bandhan ...

  Hii, Students welcome to our new blog. In this blog we are providing you 10 lines essay on Independence Day. So, let's started:- 1) We celebrate Independence Day on 15th August of every year. 2) Independence Day in India is a national holiday. 3) It commemorates the nation’s struggle for freedom. 4) It reminds us of the sacrifices of the freedom fighters. 5) Every state and Union Territory celebrates it with much enthusiasm and enjoyment. 6) The Prime Minister of India unfurls the flag from ramparts of Red Fort followed by the National Anthem. 7) President addresses the nation on the eve of Independence Day. 8) In states Chief Ministers unfurls the flag followed by parades and cultural processions. 9) All TV channels broadcast patriotic songs and movies throughout the day. 10) It is one of the greatest festivals of democracy. Hope it will help you.                                       ...

Hii, Students in this blog we are providing you paragraphs on Independence Day for kids, students, teachers, etc.  So let's get started:- Short paragraph on Independence Day in 150 words.   We remember the day with the sacrifices of our brave Indian freedom fighters. When India got independent, our first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Unfurled, our tricolor national flag at Red Fort and Lahori Gate in Delhi. From that day and onward, this day was celebrated as an independent day. The honor of the day’s solemn occasion, many programs dedicated at Red fort-like march past by our Indian soldiers, 21 gunshots are fired for the beginning of events and cultural activities by school students. Kite flying has also been done as the tradition of Independence Day celebration, with kites of various sizes, shapes, and colors filling in the sky. Later on, from the year 1974, all the chief ministers of respective States unfurled the National flag.  Another contemporary relevanc...