Everyone loves the bangs and fizzes and the pyrotechnics display that fireworks bring with them. Each year, manufacturers strive to outdo themselves in the magnificence of the colours and patterns that show up in the displays. Around the world, firecrackers are increasingly becoming the way to celebrate important occasions or festivals. Whether it is New […]
Water pollution is the big environmental and social issue all across the world. It has reached to the critical point now. According to the National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI), Nagpur, it has been noted that around 70 per cent of the river water has been polluted to a great extent. Major river systems of
A huge level climate change in the current time attracts the people’s attention very easily. Every one of us is feeling very clearly from the short-term changes in the seasonal patterns of temperature, drought, rainfall without season, changing weather patterns, etc to the long-term changes affecting the entire earth. Climate is a long-term weather trend
Our Motherland India was slave under the British rule for long years during which Indian people were forced to follow the laws made by British rule. After long years of struggle by the Indian freedom fighters, finally India became independent on 15th of August in 1947. After two and half years later Indian Government implemented
Introduction Labour Day, a special day dedicated to the labourers and working class people, is a public holiday in most of the countries. It is celebrated on the 1st of May in more than 80 countries. Canada and United States observe it on the 1st Monday of September. Many countries have their own dates to
World Population Day is celebrated each year on the 11th of July since 1989. Population is a big concern today. It is a leading cause of numerous other serious problems and it must be controlled to ensure a healthier and happier environment. World Population Day is a way to highlight the problems related to population
Introduction We the citizens of free India love our country and are proud to be a part of it. Independence Day, celebrated on the 15th of August, holds a special significance for all of us. It is celebrated with great zeal in various schools, colleges, offices and other places across the country. We celebrate Independence
Introduction Hindi Diwas, celebrated on the 14th of September each year, is a way to cherish the Indian culture and honour the Hindi language. This day in the year 1949, Hindi was adopted as the country’s official language by the Constituent Assembly of India. Hindi Diwas – The Celebration Hindi Diwas is celebrated in schools,
15th of August 1947 is an important day for all Indians. On that day Indians got freedom from the British. The Union Jack was brought down and for the first time, our National Flag, flew over the Red Fort, Delhi. Achieving independence was not easy. It was achieved by great efforts made by leaders like
Introduction It is the Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi who came up with the idea of celebrating International Yoga Day. By way of this he wanted to share this holistic approach of living that originated in India with the whole wide world. The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) liked the proposal and 21st June