Education System In India

SELF MOTIVATION IS LIKE A INSURANCE  Welcome back, dear readers! Today, we delve into the intriguing concept of self-motivation and how it serves as a valuable insurance policy in our lives. We often underestimate the incredible benefits that self-motivation can bring, and fail to recognize that it is indeed the key to unlocking our full potential. In this article, we will explore the profound analogy between self-motivation and an insurance policy, highlighting the unique aspects that make it a profitable investment. So, let's dive in and discover how self-motivation can pave the way to unlimited opportunities! Body: Self-Motivation: The Ultimate Insurance Policy Imagine your life as a series of unforeseen events and challenges, much like a winding road with unpredictable twists and turns. Just as insurance provides financial security during difficult times, self-motivation acts as a safeguard for your emotional well-being and personal growth. It empowers you to face any obstacles...

     DAKSH DHANANI  Title: Who Will Bring Change for Us? Who will bring change for us? Who is there to think about us? Will someone ever come to transform our lives? These questions often linger in our minds, as we stand before the mirror, holding numerous queries within our eyes. We can see everything except ourselves, for the answer lies within us. The face reflected in the mirror is our own, not someone else's... Often, we find ourselves longing for someone to come and change our circumstances, to alter the course of our lives. We seek solace in the belief that an external force will bring about the transformation we desire. But in reality, the power to change lies within us. We may ponder upon these questions, hoping for a savior, someone who will take charge of our lives and bring about the desired change. However, the truth is that we are the architects of our own destiny. The face we see in the mirror is a reflection of our thoughts, actions, and choices. It i...

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  Title: Education System of India: A Need for Change My name is Daksh Dhanani, and I am from New Delhi. Today, I would like to discuss the education system of India. As a patriot, I believe that our education system faces numerous challenges. We are taught subjects that may not be relevant or necessary for our future or other activities. It is essential for our country to undergo reforms, and I believe that in today's era, we should acquire knowledge in both technical and literary fields. In the past, there was little interest in the technical aspects of subjects, and literature enthusiasts rarely sought technical knowledge. However, in this modern age, I desire that we secure the future of our children by providing them with appropriate education, rather than confining them to outdated systems. Let me ask you, do we ever use the formula "a plus b whole square" in practical life? If someone changes their stream after 10th grade, the math they learned may only serve the ...