The British Rule - Was it a boon? India's Independence - Was it a mistake? PART - II

This article is a continuation of The British Rule - Was it a boon? India's Independence - Was it a mistake? PART - I

British Rule... Was it a boon? Would India have been developed by now if the British had remained in the country? Did our freedom fighters do a great mistake by sacrificing for a freedom that was not really as beautiful as they thought it would be?

What a Remarkable Family!?!

Hey guys check this out....
[start: sarcasm]
We should be extremely proud about India because of this guy and we are gonna become the leading country in population because of him...

His name is Ziona chana and he is living in the North East direction of India, that is in Mizoram. His age is 67 but he still feels young and he wants to marry a high school young American girl .

Actually you would feel whats wrong in this but the interesting part is here:

He has already married 39 women and has 94 children and he has also got 33 grandchildren!

He is proud about himself and he calls him as the direct son of God... Drives you crazy right?!!!

The British Rule - Was it a boon? India's Independence - Was it a mistake? PART - I

Imagine my shock when I saw this as the status update in my English teacher’s face book wall: 

“I hate Godse because he killed Gandhi.... I hate him because he killed Gandhi much too late.”

Below, I will disclose our conversation via the social networking site:
[I haven't edited the words. So kindly forgive the grammatical errors, spelling errors and the outrageous shortcuts :) ]

Meenakshi Rcm: hmm.. a gandhi-hater mam? i suppose u think sc bose was better?

English Teacher: Not really ...and yeah Cos he got us freedom

Meenakshi Rcm: but then y d u hate godse becos he was too late?

English Teacher: had he killed gandhi earlier we may ve never got freedom. De best thing tat could ve happened to india:)

Environmental Issue: Population

HUMAN POPULATION AND EXPLOSION - ISSUES

The World population was only a few million people before the invention of agriculture and the domestication of animals. The following shows the alarming rate at which population has increased. It has been calculated that the human population is growing at a rate of 90 million per year. At this rate the population would reach 12.5 billion by the year 2050. If the population keeps going at this rate, after a few decades it will perhaps be too large for to be supported by limited resources available on the Earth. The rapid growth will affect living standards, resource use and the environment all over the world .

Never too Old ;)

Hey Meenu WISH U A HAPPY BIRTHDAY............. DEAR.

REMEMBER ITS NEVER TOOOOO... OLD TO PARTY!!! :) :)

THE LOST CHILD'S INNOCENCE

Child Labour is still prevalent in India. Following photos speak the harsh reality of poor Indian children who are forced to work because of poverty, hunger and fear. Most of them are school dropouts who work for at least 12 hours daily to feed themselves and their families.The Lost Child's Innocence.

Incredible India - 4 Reasons to be Proud to be Indian :)

Four things one can't help but LOVE about India are:

The History

The history of India is so enchanting, when one really gets down to study it. Right from the ancient Harappan Civilzation to the medieval kings, India's rich history always is mind-boggling. The India from the second millenium BC  to the fifteenth century AD has always been a wonder to travellers.

It's the world's largest, oldest, continuous civilization. India never invaded any country in her last 10000 years of history. Varanasi, also known as Benares, was called "the ancient city" when Lord Buddha visited it in 500 B.C.E, and is the oldest, continuously inhabited city in the world today. India invented the Number System. Zero was invented by Aryabhatta. The World's first university was established in Takshashila in 700BC. More than 10,500 students from all over the world studied more than 60 subjects. The University of Nalanda built in the 4th century BC was one of the greatest achievements of ancient India in the field of education. Ayurveda is the earliest school of medicine known to humans. Charaka, the father of medicine consolidated Ayurveda 2500 years ago.