WORLD SAVERS

Dr.Jagdeesh Singh was a scientist of ISRO. His enthusiasm and affection for space helped him to become the best scientist of the year 2177. On 12 August 2178, while studying stars, he saw a strange object flying very near to the Earth. He informed the director of ISRO, Dr. V.R.P. Lavanya, about it. She was calculated as one of the most successful directors of ISRO because, under her guidance, ISRO had designed many satellites. After learning, she ordered Dr.Jagdeesh Singh to keep an eye on that strange object secretly with the cooperation of two other scientists.

A week succeeding, they found that its a UFO of aliens. The following night, a message came from the aliens' leader 'Maxer' that he will conquer the entire Earth within 30 days on the T.V. screens.

Very soon, a secret meeting was conducted between the directors and scientists of NASA and ISRO for the same, as they were the most influential space agencies of that time. After many debates, both the companies came to a result that they will fight until the last breath.

Quickly both the organisations started searching for four well- abled-bodied people and also began to make power - bracelets(gives extraordinary capabilities to people).

In less than 10 days, both groups found 4 people and trained to fight after many tests. They were given the same outfits in different colours - orange, blue, black, and green, with their own power - packers. They were named as "WORLD SAVERS" and were ordered to not to show their real identities ever in public.

In a few days, Maxer started sending alien cops to Earth. First, he sends AlinerOx. WORLD SAVERS also began to protect their motherland from being exploited. AlienOx was followed by Faxioer, Gapperior etc. WORLD SAVERS gained successful on each and every alien sent by Maxer.

This war between Maxer and WORLD SAVERS lasts for nearly one year. At last, Maxer himself came to fight. Still, as usual, "Good always wins" this time also, WORLD SAVERS won victoriously on him and destroyed him forever and till now they unknown to the world...

THE LAST NIGHT

THE LAST NIGHT

"Last night I heard a noise in my room. I opened my eyes and thought to check it out. I stepped out of my beloved blanket and wore my home slippers, which were kept just under my bed. I walked towards the doors as the switch to on all lights in the bedroom is there. I switched on the lights and turned backwards found and that my room's window was opened, which was beside my study table. While I was closing the window, I felt that someone just passed me. I got nervous.

As I turned behind, "Guess what I found?"... I found a cat. Then I understood that the window was opened because the cat entered from there. I thought to catch it out right there, but I didn' t succeed. I started to run after it.  While catching, it sometimes jumped on the bed or on the study table or on the dressing table. But thank God!! It didn't run out of my room, or else the whole family would be disturbed. Then suddenly, it jumped on mom's favourite vase and broken it by producing a vast sound and went away. I got scared, and my body started sweating. From hearing that, my parents rushed in...

I woke up and found myself thoroughly wet because of sweating. I turned on the lights and went towards the pottery and found that the vase was safe."

"Is it a dream? Really ...?" Priya asked."A hair - raising one..." she added.

IMMORAL CONDUCT IS RULING THE WORLD

IMMORAL CONDUCT IS RULING THE WORLD

"What May be 'immoral' in one's perception could be 'moral' in other's perception..."

The word 'immoral' means not accepting the standards of morality or in border sense, the violation of laws or norms. 

In the present day world, immorality is gearing up everywhere by using shortcuts. All most everyone in the world is just using the wrong ways to ease their work.

Let's take some examples; a person was caught in a rash driving case. Guess what happened? He was just released after 5 mins because he is the son of a businessman and also awarded promotion to the police officer. 

How many of us are friends of elder sisters or brothers who are studying in colleges? I think most of us. My friend's elder brother had written an entrance exam for the admission in college last year and also scored outstanding rank, but now, he is not studying in a top college. Guess why? That college people asked personal donation which his parents didn't afford.

By analysing the given examples, I want to conclude that these kind of acts are changing the lives of people continuously. The one who needs to study in one of the best colleges is now studying in a just-right college, and the one who needs to get arrested is now wandering everywhere.

These acts are working on one principle, i.e. Give something to get something immorally. Unfortunately, this practice is being taught at the earliest stage of the child. For Instance, elders used to say that they will give a gift if the child does the assigned work. When the child is grown, how can the society expect that he/she will be moral in his or her conduct when they are taught like that?

At last, I want to end up saying that immorality is ruling the world and it will, until and unless we change our way of teaching our young children. We should teach our children not to expect anything in return for ethical conduct.

  

Travelogue

A TRIP TO CHENNAI

Travelling is one of the best experience that I always want to have in life. Travelling helps us to understand the world deeper and better.  For me, it doesn't matter whether it is about travelling abroad or within a country. It just makes me happy and stress-free always. The best experience that I had ever in my life till now is going to South Korea, Seoul though I lived there for three years. But when I used to come to India for a visit, I just loved those packings, airport formalities etc.  I usually travel for every 2-3 months in within India for different proposes. By this, you could be thinking that my family and I might be perfect in travelling and but we are not at all. Our driver used to come 1 hour late from the given time, and if we ask the latter about the reason he would say you usually get late, so that's why he came late. This was the most embarrassing situation that we would have.

 The last trip that I went to is Chennai, in October, one of the adventurous and fascinating journey that I had within India. My dad was called for an international conference in IIT Madras, and this time they invited with family, so we also joined. At first, we were not able to participate because of some issue, but before a week, we were set to come. As a result, our bookings were late; thus we had to pay double of the average cost. As general, this time also the driver came late with the same reason though we were ready a 30 mins before for the first time to Delhi Indra Gandhi International Airport. My parents got tensed whether we would go within time. By god's grace, we were within time, but the real stress started no. I and my brother's id cards were not found. We went to the waiting hall and zipped down the luggage...all 3.

Everyone was starring at us as if we have gone mad because my parents started scolding us for being so reckless. Then an idea came, papa called a student of his, and told him to send a pic of our id cards so that we can enter the airport. In no time, he went to our home as he had the key and send those pics to papa's phone. After entering, we enrolled ourself to a wrong luggage check-in, but we noticed after 5 mins that we changed ourself to another one. Later, we joined the security check/self-check-in queue. It had a very long line, and we had just 5 mins to do that because it closes 25 mins before departure. By requesting a police officer, we were allowed to go first.

After completing, we were enjoying the shops kept inside in the airport then suddenly we heard our names called out to board our respected flight as we were late. We just run as fast as we could to the Gate no.28 - B and boarded our plane. Everyone was looking at as if flight got late just because of us though there were many other passengers with us...

 We reached Chennai within two and a half hours. There we collected our luggage and called a respected driver who was supposed to take us to the hotel. When we called him, he said that we were supposed to come after 2 hours. Later confusion got cleared, and he came to pick us. When we went outside the arrival airport, we were welcomed very warmly by giving two pretty flower bouquets. Everybody was gazing at us like we were VIPs...Then onwards we were indeed treated like VIPs and tended Red Carpet service everywhere. I was just thoroughly astonished by this conduct. 

We came to the 5-star hotel, Westin and checked in our room. I just got surprised to see the place. It was a classic suite room having a huge bathtub, a kitchen, two bedrooms and a big living room with a shade of golden light throughout. The next day, at breakfast, we met the director of IITM. The dining hall was big than our house. There were more than 50 dishes, but the sad thing was that  I was able to eat just 4-5 servings. My mom said that if you and your brother also study hard like papa and achieve success in life, we would also be treated even better than this everywhere...After having breakfast, all the other families and we gathered near a pinkish gold sofa, and all the professors went to the conference. We, with all the others, went to Mahabalipuram. It is a type of museum.

From there we went to a planetarium and had lunch in the Italian Pizza Restaurant. We came back to hotel to take rest by 4 pm. By 6 pm papa and all other professors from all over the world came to the hotel from the conference. By 7 pm we went to cruise dinner party in the Bay of Bengal water. Till 11 pm we were in our hotel room. The next day by 10 am after having breakfast we, including all professors, went to visit Marine World. From there we all went to Chennai Islands. There we played at the beach a lot and had dinner in a nearby hotel. In the meantime, my father got a call that our flight had changed and now we were supposed to board an international trip for which we had to check in 3 hours early than the departure time. But papa denied for the change. By late night, we were at the hotel.

Further morning, we went to Chennai International Airport 2 hours before the departures time. We were not allowed to enter because as we were not on time. After a small dispute, airport people permitted us. From there we came peacefully to Indra Gandhi International Airport, Delhi and back to Roorkee.

Demonetiasation

DEMONETIASATION 2016

India is always have been the most corrupted country in the world after the Britishers left. It is still developing.  Poverty is a significant problem for the country due to corruption. For this, the government is introducing small moves to end this problem. The BJP party had taken one such step by demonetising notes. PM Modi started this program in Nov 2016. It was launched on November 8 of 2016 with the ban on Rs1000 and Rs500 notes and introduction of new notes Rs2000 and Rs500. It mainly aimed at 2 essential things. Firstly, the removal of black money. Secondly, India becoming a corruption-free country. As every work has advantages and disadvantages this action too had. The whole country was in chaos. Everyone was queuing up in front of the banks to change currencies from early mornings to late evenings. This situation was till December 30 of 2016. For nearly a month, the country did not have money in hand at all. Many marriages, functions, etc. were stopped. Daily wages labours were the most affected people in the country. Rich people carrying black money were disappointed. Very worst situation had occurred in the country. Though the disadvantages were more than advantages, the country had the best solution for corruption. These kinds of steps are always needed for the sake of the country like ours. For this, we need a man with lots of courage like PM Modi. Even after having significant opposition, he started this.   If these kinds of activities continuous in the country... One day India will become corruption-free for sure. 
JAI HIND!! JAI BHARAT!!

IMPORTANCES OF MATHEMATICS

IMPORTANCES OF MATHEMATICS

Mathematics is one of the essential subjects in our life. No matter to which field you belong to, its use is everywhere. Thus, maths is an integral part. That's why it's necessary to have a good command on the subject. Imagining our lives without maths is like the earth without oxygen. 

Mathematics is the methodical application of matter. It makes our life systematic and orderly. We use maths every day without knowing about it. From eating to making the payments, all are done with the help of maths.

Be it a cook or a farmer, a carpenter or a mechanic, a shopkeeper or a doctor, an engineer or a scientist, a musician or a magician; everyone needs mathematics in their day-to-day life. For instance - we won't be able to cook if we don't know how to measure the quantity of ingredients.

If a doctor doesn't know the heartbeats' number, he won't be able to treat patients.

If a musician doesn't know the number of times he/she should play a note on an instrument, he/she won't become a musician.

If a traveller doesn't on which time he should visit a place or what distance he should cover to go to that place, he won't be able to travel any more. 

These all examples depend upon only numbers, i.e. maths.  

Even animals use mathematics in their life. Spiders design their webs, and bees build hexagonal combs. There are countless examples of mathematical patterns in nature's fabric. Have you ever seen a mathematician? If seen, have you observed that his/her behaviour is different from others like the way of attending etc.? Maths is because it changes the direction of seeing life and nurtures our every movement. Mathematics takes us on a positive path from a negative one.

India has produced great mathematicians like Aryabhatta, Shakuntala Devi, Vashist Narayan, C.V.Raman etc. You might get excited to know that an Indian mathematician only introduced number zero to the world. The contribution of Indian mathematician, the value of the pi number, has been astonishing.

In a nutshell, friends love whatever subject you want and discover that subject with fully interset, love and passion but don't neglect mathematics or else life will neglect you...

JUVENILES INVOLVED IN CRIMES AND ITS IMPACT ON SOCIETY

JUVENILES INVOLVED IN CRIMES AND ITS IMPACT ON SOCIETY 

India is a developing country. Every day, many new problems are gearing up, and many issues are ending in India. Every government is trying its best to improve the conditions in India. But unfortunately, policies and schemes by the government, are not reaching to every person. Poor people, don't know about them. Under the shadow of acquisitiveness, people are following the wrong deeds. Notably, children b/w 5-18 years are involved in these because of lack of education. There is none to teach them what's right and what's wrong.  Some parents, force their children to do so, for example - smuggling, stealing, murdering, terrorism. In case, these juveniles caught for these works; they are not treated harshly for what they are doing because of Juveniles Justice ( Care and Protection) Act 2000. According to this act, a juvenile shall not be treated as an adult even if he/she is involved in any criminal acts for trial and punishment in the court of law. Afterwards, these activities become their profession which is not suitable for them and as well as for society. 

These make society's image terrible in front of the world. After some time, community comes into its worst stage where everyone becomes illiterate and a  criminal. It just not make that society wrong in which these people live but also the whole Country. The Country's development stops, which is the most critical degree that we can't think of Country, will get financially destroyed. Youth will start thinking that these works are right for them and begin practising them. Everyone will become corrupted.

The government should take serious steps against it so that these practices don't spread further. The best to stop these activities is to remove the Juveniles Justice act; then children would be treated little harshly if they do so...