Benefits of Kanyashree Prakalpa
It is a “Cash Transfer Scheme” specially for woman student to develop them. It is launched by the honourable Chief Minister ‘Mamata Banerjee’ in West Bengal. It is a scheme for the benefit of female students reading in classes 8 to 12 in government sponsored schools of West Bengal. Each girls’ students between 14 to 18 years age grow up with a low family income is eligible to get a grant of Rs-750/-every year for continuing their studies. Once the students pass the H.S examination, she will be given one-time grant of Rs-37,500/- whenever she completes 18 years of age.
Aims of the Scheme:
There are several benefited aims of it. Especially in our country Girl child education is prevented by their family for being poor. There are many reasons for their prevention. However, this scheme helps them to continue their study. It is our pride in Nation.
Prevent Girl Child Marriage:
It has a great benefit more. It really helps to a woman student to stop immature marriage. They can continue their reading as she wishes. In our Modern and everyday life, a woman should have education properly. Especially several thanks go to Mamata Banerjee for her ideal foot-step.
Conclusion:
14th August is celebrated as ‘Kanyashree Day’ to promote the scheme. Kanyashree Scheme for girl in Bengal wins UN Award. Except this award this Scheme wins so many national and international awards. Therefore ‘Kanyashree’ becomes “Biswashree” internationally.
Immature Girl Child Marriage
Child marriage is the formal marriage of children who are below 18 years of age. The Indian laws prohibits marriages where either the girl below 18 years of age or the boy has not attained 21 years of age. It is a big problem in Indian society as the whole life of children, especially the girls, get disturbed due to this evil problem. Child marriage is a major social issue. Though an ancient practice, this custom is still prevalent in many parts of India, especially the rural areas. Child marriage is related to child betrothal, and it includes civil cohabitation and court approved early marriages after teenage pregnancy. In many cases, only one marriage-partner is a child, usually the female. Causes of child marriages include poverty, bride price, dowry, cultural traditions, laws that allow child marriages, religious and social pressures, regional customs, fear of remaining unmarried, illiteracy, and perceived inability of women to work for money.
Safe Drive Save Life
“Safe Drive Save Life” is a campaign which was launched by the West Bengal Government to make accident – safety country. Each of us goes to office, country, other work places every day. But we are not comfortable when we go on the road because accidents take place regularly. This well-known campaign will make a knowledge of the importance of safe drive in our everyday busy life. Traffic rules are not maintained properly by us. The result creates road accidents regularly in our life. We should keep response to the meaningful speech “Safe Drive Save Life”. So, never be hurry to cross roads or when you drive. Be patient when we cross somewhere. Car drivers have their important roles to maintain. It is an important duty to abide the rules. This campaign makes this knowledge among country men. We should create a road show and banners or posters to awake people from accident-zone. This campaign “Safe Drive Save Life” takes a great role in our modern life. It helps to build the accident-less life.
Usefulness of Physical Exercise
Physically Exercise means the movement of the limbs of our body. it is good for health. there are many kinds of physically exercise. Walking swimming. rowing and gymnastics etc. are some good forms of exercise. different kinds of games such as football. cricket. hockey etc. are kinds of goods exercise. we must take physically exercise regularly. physically exercise preserves and improves our health. it makes a man strong active and keeps him free from diseases. our body is like a machine. it can be kept in good condition by taking physically exercise. there is a close connection between the mind and the body. "A sound mind in a sound body" is a proverb. Physical exercise promoted our health and brings peace in our mind. Physical exercise is the key to good health. It is a cure for many digested. For this reason, some kind of physical exercise is necessary. The students need exercise much. Physical exercise refreshes their brain. It makes them cheerful. Those who do not take exercise fall victims to many diseases and become unfit for any work. A man of ill-health cannot enjoy life. He is a burden to multifamily and the society. He loses all interests and happiness of life. It should be remembered that excess of anything is bad. Exercise is good. But over exercise id injurious to our health. Health is the root of all happiness. So, we should take physical exercise regularly. It keeps body fit and healthy.
Festivals of West Bengal
Festivals in the state of West Bengal is always celebrated with great pomp and show, be it a big event or a small one. The Bengali year starts with the first Baisakh that is the Naba Barsho which is in mid-April. It is the beginning of a new year for this state. The day is celebrated throughout the state especially by the Bengalis. The day is marked with news clothes, flowers, and offerings at temples and visiting shops that have been decorated for this day. The most important of the state is the Durga Puja, held in autumn. This Puja seasons is the longest holiday of the state. Diwali, the festival of light is celebrated on the night after the Kali Puja. Every Hindu home is illuminated with numbers of lamps and a grand display of fireworks is held. All cultural associations and groups in town and village celebrate this day with programmes of song, dance and drama composed by Tagore which run for days together. The birthday of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose falls on January 23 and is considered a national holiday.
Importance of Growing More Trees
Franklin D. Roosevelt rightly said, “A nation that destroys its soils destroys itself. Trees and forests are the lungs of our land, purifying the air and giving fresh strength to our people.” The present condition of trees and forests in the world, especially developing countries is pathetic and miserable. Trees are the source of life. They are the giving angels. They give man oxygen, rains, wood, fruit, make the world look so beautiful, yet the sinister man kills them! Who will be more inhumane than man himself? Cutting of forests ultimately endangers man’s own existence. Most of the world oxygen that the animal species including man inhale is produced in the tropical rainforests. More than half of the world's estimated 10 million species of plants, animals and insects live in the tropical rainforests. They are important to the environment as they recycle water and regulate levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere through photosynthesis. They are the world's full-time regulators of air and water. Their cutting will disturb the natural water cycles which will lead to the shortage of fresh-water in the water reserves of the world. Cutting of these trees has had a negative effect on the environment. It has resulted in an increase in the amount of carbon and other greenhouse gases in the environment. Burning of these forests has resulted in the emission of a large amount of carbon dioxide into the air. Carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases like the oxides of nitrogen and methane are known to trap atmospheric heat, thus increasing the average temperature of the Earth's surface. This increase in the temperature near the Earth's surface and oceans is termed as global warming. The only solution to world’s or any region’s problems lies in planting more trees. All the problems of air pollution, soil-erosion, floods, global warming exist because of lack of trees. The West Bengal government has launched various mass tree plantation drives to tackle the above-mentioned problems in the state.
Use & Abuse of Mobiles
We all carry a mobile phone or a smartphone with us. It helps us to communicate with our relatives or friends who are not near to us physically. The invention of the mobile phone is a great success of science. Though the main uses of the mobile phone are to make calls or to send messages, it can also be used in multipurpose tasks. In addition to calls or messages, the mobile phone can also be used as a calculator, camera, voice recording device, audio and video player etc. one can browse the internet on his/her mobile phone. No doubt mobile phone has changed our lifestyle, but there are some abuses of the mobile phone, or we can say that there are a few disadvantages of mobile phones. A recent survey reveals a dangerous data that more than 35% to 40% road accidents are caused due to uses of mobile phones while driving across the globe. That is really a serious problem. Again, some students misuse the mobile phone and give way to social pollution. On the other hand, the radiations emitted by mobile phones and its towers are very harmful to our health. In the conclusion, we must admit that there are both uses and abuses of the mobile phone. But mobile phone plays a vital role in the development of our civilization. It should be used properly or in a proper manner.
Student Duties
The students constitute a great potential force capable of leading a nation to great heights of progress or abyss of decadence. No wonder every nation spends crores of rupees for their education and proper development. The future of every nation depends on their students. The primary duty of a student is to learn and acquire knowledge. Their main duty consists of improving their intellect and widening their mental capabilities. Unfortunately, many students forget this goal and spend their school days uselessly enjoying and idling away their time. Only later they realise the result of their folly. Students are the guardians of society. It is their duty to fight against all evils existing in the society. They have tremendous responsibility to see that injustice, inequality, oppression, exploitation, corruption, criminalisation of politics, communalism, casteism, misuse of public money, etc., are done away with. Students have great strength to oppose these evils of society.
Your Favourite Teacher and Guider
A person who teaches is called teacher. Teaching is the noblest of all professions. A teacher is an asset to a country. I have come across many teachers in my student life. Among them, Mr Ahmed Faruque is my favourite teacher. He is a teacher of English. He is an MA in English and trained in English teaching. He is about 50 years old. He is a man of letters with profound knowledge in English language. His teaching style is very attractive and effective. When he takes his class, all the students listen to him with great attention. He makes us share our views and feelings with him. He makes our lessons interesting to us. He maintains an amiable relation with all his students. He has a great convincing power. He can easily convince even the naughty students with his sweet lucid voice. Besides, he is a man of principle with a good character. He never allows the students to adopt unfair means in the examination hail. He is very sincere, punctual and honest. He never shows any excuse about performing his duties and responsibilities. He has great values for our culture. All the cultural activities of our school are conducted under his direction. He is a skilled teacher and is dedicated in teaching. He loves and guides us like his issues. He always encourages us to learn new things. He is no doubt, an ideal teacher. Because of all his extraordinary qualities, he is my favourite teacher.
Usefulness of Morning Walk
Morning walk is very good for our health. Early to bed early to rise keeps you healthy wealthy and wise. And what after waking up early, we should go for a morning walk. Morning is the best time of the day when the air is fresh, pollution is low and the body is active. I myself go for morning walk and I can feel the activeness whole day. It is worth going and coming back from the morning walk for the routine activity. The pleasant sound of the morning chirping of birds are mesmerizing and you feel relaxed and motivated for the whole day. Morning walks are best for our heart as fresh air which we inhale keep pace of our heart. Adding some exercise will boost our energy level. We all have a hectic schedule, so a morning walk can reduce the stress and level up your stamina.
A Book You Have Recently Read
My most favorite book is Pather Panchali by Bibhutibhunit Bandyopadhyay. I have read ii times without count. Every time I read it; I find new joy out of it. It is a modern classic in Bengali literature. Apu and Durga are the eternal brother and sister of a Bengali family. The hardship of the life of a poor Bengali villager is vividly described in this novel. The descriptions of Nature are also brilliant. Bihubati bhusàn was a great lover of Nature. By the magic touch of his pen the trees and creepers seem living. I can almost smell the flowers in the wood and visualize the village paths. I also feel for the characters like Sarbajaya the mother, and Indira Thakrain the grandmother. Satyajit Ray has made the story of Pather Panchali world-famous by his great film. When I saw the film for the first time, I thought it was in many ways different from the novel. But when I saw it for the second time, I corrected my mistake. The film had to be different because it was made by a camera. Bibhutibhusan made his novel with words. Pather Panchali is full of sentiment and has a universal appeal. Even after seeing Satyajit Ray’s film, I find joy in reading the novel. It is an immortal book.
Importance of Saving Drinking Water
Air and water are among the most important need of the living organisms to be alive. A day without any of these basic requirements is very difficult to imagine. Only 0.1% water is in the drinkable state for the whole biosystem. It is because of the pollution and degradation of the groundwater that the whole ecosystem is under the danger. Drinking water is being scarce and hence, there need to initiate certain steps to stop wastage of water. Water constitutes of the 70% of the human body. One can live without water a full day but the body needs 7-8 glasses of water every day. The process of digestion and filtration is only possible if we consume a lot of water every day. The working capacity of an individual gets slower and it lowers down if the whole day the person didn't consume water. The efficiency and the productivity of the person decreases and the body becomes weak. Hence, we need to save the water in order to save our lives on the earth. The government has initiated many steps to control and stop water pollution. It is also the duty of the citizens to put their efforts too, to save water.
An Educational Tour
Last year an educational tour was arranged by our school. The students of our class visited a few places of historical interest in Murshidabad. It was a two-day trip and we went to Murshidabad by a luxury bus. We started very early in the morning from our school. We were accompanied by some of our teachers. First, We went to the historical town of Murshidabad. There we visited the famous Hazarduari, Imamba, Katna Mosque, the tombs of Mirjafar and others. Then we crossed the Bhagirathi by boat to visit Khosbad and the tomb at siraj there. Our visit to this place of historical importance took us to the glorious past of Bengal at least for a moment. We spent the right at Sargachi R.К. Mission. Next Morning we went to see the Farakka Thermal and Hydro Electric Projects. Our way back home, we visited the historical Battle field of Plassey. We returned to School late at right. This excursion with my dear friends and teachers gave us great pleasure and it really taught us all loaf. The Memory of this tour will remain ever fresh and vivid in my mind.