Changing Mindsets Towards Animals.

Q. You were pained to read about incidents of cruelty against animals in the newspapers. One in particular, about feeding an elephant a pineapple with explosives concealed in it, is not only shocking but also reveals a sick mentality. 
Write an article on changing mindsets towards animals and suggest ways in which we can enforce zero tolerance for animal cruelty. You are Dhiranu / Drishti.

CHANGING MINDSETS TOWARDS ANIMALS
BY: DHIRANU

Man is the only animal in the world who uses other animals in order to fulfill his needs and wants. It is the matter of great pain that our mindset towards animals are changing continuously with each passing day. We have changed our thinking which is now only confined to selfishness.

The common mindset of people towards animals is that they consider animals as a harmful creature. But the fact is that animal does not harms other or attack unless it is provoked. Man is the only animal who uses other animals to fulfil his needs. Besides this, he has strated using, taming, teasing and chasing animals for his own benefits and entertainment.

Instead of feeding the animals with proper diet, people have started using them for their own entertainment. For instance, the recent news item that someone has fed an elephant a pineapple with explosive concealed in it, which has shocked many people. This also reaveals sick mentality of people towards animals.

The need of the hour is to change the mindset of people and to enforce zero tolerance for animal cruelty. Authorities should wake from their eternal sleep and take an immediate action against the culprits. Animals should be provided the necessities which they need such as diet, proper place to live in etc. Also they will perform or behave well if they will be kept in animal care units. It is the duty of the parents to instill moral values in their children. They should be taught not to harm any living creature on the earth as every living creature has its own role to be played in the environment. If we do not change our mindset towards animals, the whole earth would suffer one day. 

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My Opinions On COVID-19

Q. Write an article in 200 words about something, you have a strong opinion on COVID 19 (CORONAVIRUS) pandemic. What have you seen that has made you upset? proud? appreciative? scared ? You are Anu/Arun.

MY OPINION ON COVID 19
- BY: ARUN

Now a days we are coping With a covid 19 pandemic. But with the passage of time, government has controlled covid by means of lockdown, social distancing, masks and vaccines. OR 
Passing through thick and thin of covid pandemic times, everyone has some experiences on what they felt and what they opine (think). I too have some my own personal experiences on various feelings.

I really felt proud at doctors of the world. They treated the patients with full zest (energy, interest) and zeal (enthusiasm, passion, जोश) though it was very dangerous for their own lives too. They don't care about themselves. They fulfill their professional duty. I also felt proud at a victim of covid who had quarantine himself in order to save his dear ones. 

After that I appreciate PM of country who (ordered to impose or) imposed a strict lockdown in the country in order to prevent the spread of pandemic and to save the citizens of the country. He also helped the needy and poor in the hard times of COVID pandemic lockdown by depositing some cash in their accounts or making available the necessities to them free of cost. 

Taking negative aspects in consideration, I felt upset and scared too. The thing that scared me the most was that (Covid might not happen to us.) I and my family might not exposed to this virus. The news headlines of continuous rise in the countless number of covid patients also scared me.  

At last, I felt upset at behaviour of the shopkeepers who did unethical practices such as hoarding, black marketing, adulteration, high prices etc. in order to take the advantage of pandemic lockdown. I came to know about the fact that doctors are charging high fees from the patients in return of their services, which makes me sad. Due to lockdown imposed by government, labourers were forced to leave their workplaces without adequate transport facility. Student's studies affected negatively too. Students become lazy and non serious in their studies. People were continuously flouting quarantine rules imposed by the government which also upsets me. 

So, I urge (request) the public to focus on the safe steps during the hard times of pandemic. All are advised to help and co operate with each other for the benefit (sake) of the nation.

My opinions on COVID-19.

A memorable holiday you had recently.

Q. For your ASL assessment your teacher has asked you to prepare a short speech in about 150 words on the topic: "A Memorable Holiday You Had Recently". Include the following points in your draft of the speech.

1. What kind of holiday you had, when, where and with whom

2. why it has become a memorable experience for you

3. what important lesson (s) it has taught you

Good morning everyone!

Holidays are the part and parcel of our life. Everyone loves to have holidays in their life. Holidays are like fresh breeze as they remove worries, stress and tension from our life and make us rejuvenate. 

Well, There are numerous memorable holidays, events and moments in our life. we get/have many holidays on different occassions. Some of them will retain in our memory and become memorable for us. 

Recently, I had a holiday from my school after half yearly examinations. I decided to visit Amritsar to have a glimpse of golden temple with my friends. As we entered the temple, I met my known, who is the resident of amritsar joined us. He makes us to have a  glimpse of temple and told about its history. Thousand of people from all over the world visit here daily to get peaceful vibes. It was very crowded.

This holiday has become a memorable one in our life. we never have such peaceful place in our life till now. Also, we came to know a lot of information about this historical monument. There is a market outside the temple from where we purchase some traditional items for my near dear ones. We also offer our voluntary service on the kitchen over there.

I enjoyed and it was very great experience to visit there.

Thank you.

Impact of Overpopulation on the World

Q. On the occasion of World Population Day, you have to write an article on the topic “Impact of Overpopulation”. 
In your article you should include
1. how the world population has increased.
2. what its impact on the world is.

NEGATIVE IMPACTS OF POPULATION GROWTH: Unemployment- Poor Health- Poverty- Deforestation- Global warming- illiteracy or lack of education- Pollution: Air, water, soil- Loss of Agricultural Land- Climate in Crisis- Loss of Biodiversity

IMPACT OF OVERPOPULATION

 By: Rohan

In our contemporary world, problem of overpopulation has increased in [leaps and bounds (बहुत बड़ी मात्रा मे)]. It is not only a problem but also an ailment for people as cancer. The recent census (an official numbering of population) (The census figures)reveals that population has been increasing frequently over the years. 

Overpopulation has tremendous impact over the globe. It is not only an issue but all of the issues are attach to this problem. Overpopulation leads to overcrowding which means poor quality of life. Universally speaking, as the result of overpopulation, there is a sharp decline in the natural resources such as more land is exploited that is to say that more industrialisation and urbanization being searched up, consequently there is a continuous loss of agricultural land and depletion of natural resources. Deforestation has become the major concern, which leads to the global warming and climate in crises. Thus, there is huge loss to biodiversity. 

Another impact of over population is the degradation of the environment. As due to increased population, more and more industries are being set up which is polluting the environment and marine as industries wastes are dumped into water. Rise in number of people on the earth is giving rise to number of vehicles on the roads which causes air and noise pollution to great extent. 

As it is well said that more and more people will bring more miseries and poverty. Increase in population also mean decrease in the standard of living of people such lack of education or illiteracy, poor health facilities, rise in prices of basic amenities of life.

So, The Government, organisations and the other authorities should join their hands to reduce population otherwise the whole world will suffer one day.