By Sargun Makhni : Spirit India, a student volunteers’ group of GGDSD College, working under the aegis of the NGO Aavahan, to raise the patriotic quotient among the youth, organised their Introductory Seminar to welcome the new batch of students and mark the beginning of their activities for the current academic session, in the college premises today.
On this occasion, the coordinator of this group, Mrs. Meera Sharma, offered a highly motivating presentation, through which she emphasised the need for the youth to “take charge” and work towards the betterment of …

17 July, Sweta Tripathi, Jhansi :  Dear readers i am a student of  Botany and fond of tea , my teacher forward this information to me and i am sharing with all the world. It may be promotional by the Green tea growers but i found some think intresting and important.
Green tea has increasingly become a very popular drink worldwide because of its immensely powerful health benefits.
It is extraordinarily amazing what green tea can do for your health.And if you’re not drinking 3 to 4 cups of green tea todayyou’re …

By Sargun Makhni a student of GGDSD College, Chandigarh : In the present scenario of the materialistic world – greed of money, fame and reputation is found in one and all. They are more indulged in corruption and other destructive events. Peace and emotions pays no role in their life. Today in the present day everyone is running a rat race. Bloodshed and destruction is found everywhere. Terrorism is spreading all over, they believe in- don’t live and don’t let live. This has threatened the life of everyone and they …

By Sargun Makhni : Today it’s a shame that the hands which have built us, and the palms of care that made us what we are, today they have become loads on our shoulders. Their words are ignored, and have become pain for us. The people who have given us life have today become shame for us. Have we grown so big, that our eyes even don’t look down at their state? Today when they need us we ignore them. Despite of having their own children they own children they …

Rajesh Sood, 10th , Naintal :  The RTI Act emerged out of a long struggle by civil society groups. Poor, illiterate, marginalized and vulnerable sections of society are meant to be its main beneficiaries. The Act is aimed at stopping those bad practices in government that that lead to corruption and injustice and slow the pace of real development. It is being seen as a cure for a lot that is wrong with present-day governance.
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