Student Shafi
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Arts are vanishing from academics and society, we need to take measures to preserve it in the society.
Firstly, Arts are linked to culture. To protect the culture, we need to encourage youngsters to study arts. Many arts like traditional singing and dancing are vanishing fast in the competitive world. arts are still part of academic in India but a smaller number of students. Though arts are part of Indian culture smaller number of students choose it as those subjects doesn’t provide many employment opportunities. Even some people in the society has started judging students who take arts which is pulling them back from choosing those streams
Secondly, Schools and Collages should make some of the art subjects mandatory for science students. This way they can preserve extinction of arts to a point. However large-scale measure like conducting interstate and inter-collage competition every year will also help students to grab the attention of science students. For example, In andhra pradesh every year there are cultural festivals held across the collages and in government offices and a day is celebrated as a cultural day.
Thirdly, Government should make it mandatory for employers in private sector to reserve some quota for art students by this way it can attract the students for choosing the art streams. Not only that, government should allocate special budget and advertise in a mass scale targeting youth about the culture and its importance.
In conclusion, it is a collective responsibility of the society to revive the arts and bring it to the old form.
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Respected Sir,
This is Marina, my reg no is D7893, I am second year computer’s student from AU college. I am born and bought up in Hyderabad. I have completed my education till 12th in Bangalore. after my primary education i have found my interests in computer’s. I have developed some hobbies like book reading and poetry. I enjoy cycling whenever i go to my grandma’s place.
As i have mentioned earlier, I have completed my primary education from Bangalore. I am a bright student and have scored good grades. I have also earned scholarship for my academic performance in my first year of my college.
My parents are also from computer’s background which motivated me to choose this program. Both my dad and mom work as instructors in a government college. I find some of the courses difficult in my current term, so i want to seek help from a tutor.
Thank you,
Marina
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It is absolutely necessary to teach kids basic survival skills irrespective of their gender and race.
Firstly, In some parts of the world, basic skills are taught by government by introducing mandatory military service. In Countries like Israel, everyone needs to join mandatory military service irrespective of there gender. During this service, they are taught basic skills like self-defence and first aid.
Secondly, In countries like India, Parents are now much aware about the need of basic skills for teenagers due to global immigration as these skills will help their kids to survive in any part of the world. Previous there was a bias when it comes to teaching cooking skills to men and self-defence to women now a days both men and women are interested in learning all types of skills. However, when it comes to western countries, most of the teenagers leave home and start living individually and take jobs and due to this, they were taught to do all the household chores by themselves unlike Asian countries
Thirdly, In private schools and hostels. These skills are encouraged to learn as extra curriculum activities by introducing competitions among children. For example, Schools conducting Self- defence competitions like karate for children irrespective of gender and encouraging Cooking as the passion in all the genders. Nowadays Teenagers are taught basic first-aid skills which can get handy in case of emergency around them.
Conclusion, In this competitive world, everyone should learn basic skills which help them survive in day to day life irrespective of their gender and race.
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E-books and modern technology are definitely a boon to the journalism world however newspapers and magazines are equally important.
Firstly, E-books and other sort of modern technology is a win-win situation for both publishers and subscribers. There are multiple reasons to support this argument. Modern technology made reaching of news affordable, easy and fast. People can access this from wherever they want. Due to this, there is a steady growth in independent publishers and media houses and cost of publishing has drastically come down when compared to paper publishing. Many new authors and citizen journalists are welcomed and encouraged to prove their worth in the filed of journalism and book writing from zero to low cost. This technology is echo friendly as use of paper is kept minimal. This technology is helping news to go censor free. For example, publishing an E-book with print on demand option is very feasible to those who cannot get the big publishing house to publish their book as the cost is zero. Independent media houses are using modern technology like social media and penetration of the internet to grow there reach e.g., newsclick.in
Secondly, newspapers and magazine are traditional way of consuming news for now as many of the people are from old school. Sharing the news on paper is the one of the oldest methods invented in china in 18th century. one of interesting thing is people need to wait for next day to read the news which occurred yesterday but they get all the news from politics to sports at one place. a study show there is study decline of subscribers for newspapers and magazines.
In conclusion, People who are consuming the content online are increasing day by day however they must be aware of the misinformation spread due to easy of technology in publishing. Though subscribers for newspapers are decreasing there is more chance of seeing factual news in them. Both newspapers and E-books should continue to maintain balance in the society.
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Firstly, E-books and other sort of modern technology is a win-win situation for both publishers and subscribers. There are multiple reasons to support this argument. Modern technology made reaching of news affordable, easy and fast. People can access this from wherever they want. Due to this, there is a steady growth in independent publishers and media houses and cost of publishing has drastically come down when compared to paper publishing. Many new authors and citizen journalists are welcomed and encouraged to prove their worth in the filed of journalism and book writing from zero to low cost. This technology is echo friendly as use of paper is kept minimal. This technology is helping news to go censor free. For example, publishing an E-book with print on demand option is very feasible to those who cannot get the big publishing house to publish their book as the cost is zero. Independent media houses are using modern technology like social media and penetration of the internet to grow there reach e.g., newsclick.in
Secondly, newspapers and magazine are traditional way of consuming news for now as many of the people are from old school. Sharing the news on paper is the one of the oldest methods invented in china in 18th century. one of interesting thing is people need to wait for next day to read the news which occurred yesterday but they get all the news from politics to sports at one place. a study show there is study decline of subscribers for newspapers and magazines.
In conclusion, People who are consuming the content online are increasing day by day however they must be aware of the misinformation spread due to easy of technology in publishing. Though subscribers for newspapers are decreasing there is more chance of seeing factual news in them. Both newspapers and E-books should continue to maintain balance in the society.
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To
Mr Joseph,
256 street,
Brighton.
Dear landlord,
I am shafi shaik, I am one of the tenants living in your property with my friends. I am writing to give you an update regarding the heating issue. The workmen you send were unable to solve the problem and their attempt is wasted.
we are all the students living in your flat. As you know now in winter it is extremely difficult to take a shower with the cold water early in the morning and apart from that we are having issue with the room HVAC unit, It is unable to maintain required room temperature, as a result one of our flat mate felt sick.
I can propose a solution, As the workmen you have sent were unable to solve the issue. I propose, i have a contact of a technician who previously resolved the issue in my institute. I can invite him for the inspection and ask him to send you quote. If you are comfortable, please let us know as soon as possible.
thank you,
shafi shaik.
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Dear accommodation officer,
This is Shafi Shaik. My admission number is 856124. i have enroled in the java program. Start date of my program is from 1st September 2021. I have chosen Batch A, so i will be attending classes in the morning 9:00 Am to afternoon 2:00 pm.
I have some of the requirements for my accommodation. I will be arriving in Delhi on 26 august 2021. I am single and looking for a private room near to the college, I don’t mind walking few minutes to take public transportation. I love quite premises with good electricity and air condition. I am allergic to pets. I don’t mind staying with a family if everyone are adults. I would love to cook food my self and sometimes I visit restaurants
i request you to provide me the details of how to reach college from my accommodation and the means of any public transport
thank you,
shafi shaik
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Most of the Today’s teenagers are living stressful lives compared to previous generations. In today’s world teenagers are dealing with multiple thing from education to social media. Many of the teeeagers are unable to cope with the competition in today’s world in education as they were put in peer pressure by the parents and society to score good marks which is leading to anxiety. In the previous generation teenagers have to deal with education alone and the pressure used to lot less of scoring top ranks.
One more reason which is putting teenages under stress is online class as it is not much interactive they are facing hardships and it have has become very difficult for parents to monitor their kids online.
Second reason which adds up is Use of social media where kids are being put into pressure by them self and their friends for their social media engagement and following. The merly number such as number of likes, comments and views are pushing them into stress while this problem does not exist in the previous generation teens as the smart phones did not evolve during that time.
Thirdly, performance in cultural activities are becoming stressful as they are being seen as prestige issues in the society by the parents and schools. However this activity should be a stressbuster but chasing of awards is has lead to this scenario.
In conclusion, The boom of smartphones, exploding of social media and growing competitions are the reasons which are causing stress in tenagers.
