Self-esteem

Self-esteem

Self-esteem refers to the inner sense of self-worth of a human being. How we regard ourselves in our own personal judgment is a measure of our self-esteem. It

Exciting School Science Project Ideas

Exciting School Science Project Ideas

There are various great science project ideas. Making us come up with intriguing and curious science project ideas on ourselves is probably one of the best ways. As

Leonardo da Vinci

Leonardo da Vinci

Leonardo Da Vinci, the ten men-in-one, was a painter, inventor, lute player, sculptor, military engineer, scientific observer, anatomist, architect, town planner, and designer, The many facets of Vinci’s

Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein, known as the father of modern physics, was born at Ulm in Germany on 14 March 1879. when he was one year, his parents moved to

Thomas Alva Edison

Thomas Alva Edison

Thomas Alva Edison was born in Milan, the U.S.A. He was the son of a man who had tried his hand at every kind of occupation without succeeding

Guglielmo Marconi

Guglielmo Marconi

Marconi was born in Italy and was educated in physics in a technical school in Leghorn, Italy. He conducted his early experiments on his father’s estate near Bologna.

Mobiles and Ipods-should there use be Restricted?

Mobiles and Ipods-should there use be Restricted?

It is no longer strange to see people in our cities walking along with a hand on one ear. Better still, someone driving and talking to himself, which

Role of Computers and internet in our Lives

Role of Computers and internet in our Lives

Computers are perhaps the most controversial inventions of the 20th century. Ever since Bill Gates made it a household name, people have been debating over its merits and

Should the Death Penalty be Abolished?

Should the Death Penalty be Abolished?

Whether an assassin be sentenced to death or he should be given a prison sentence for life? Will the abolition of the death penalty result in a sharp

Forest Conservation

Forest Conservation

Man and forest live in a close relationship. The forest fulfils most of the man’s needs. He collects resin, cane, timber, food, and fruits from forests. The fallen

Adult Education

Adult Education

More than five decades have passed since most of the Asian countries achieved independence from the British. Still, most countries remain backward because more than fifty percent of

Global Warming

Global Warming

Global warming is the latest alarm bell for the earth’s environment. Global warming refers to the increase in the average temperature of the earth’s surface during the last

An Unusual Summer Vacation

An Unusual Summer Vacation

Summers, in most parts of our country, are hot and unpleasant, but summers are also the time when schools close down and we get a long vacation. Though

My Uncle won a Lottery

My Uncle won a Lottery

My uncle was a poor clerk. His three children were ill-fed and ill-dressed. It was difficult for him to meet household expenses. He was often frustrated.  But frustration

Memories of Childhood

Memories of Childhood

The memories of childhood have special significance in one’s life and are cherished by almost everyone. As one grows up, one longs more for his childhood, the best

Student Unrest

Student Unrest

Student unrest, universal in nature, is not a phenomenon peculiar to our country. All over the world young men in general and students in particular manifest signs of

Generation Gap

Generation Gap

Change is the law of nature. There has to be and will always be some kind of difference between the two generations. The generation gap is a universal

Violence

Violence

Human civilization has come a long way from the stone age, yet man continues to be violent, in his conduct. In the early stages of man’s development, men

The Brain Drain Problem

The Brain Drain Problem

The brain drain is a problem not peculiar to one country, or even to the developing countries. Even many-advanced countries have been losing some of their scientists to

Race Prejudice or Apartheid

Race Prejudice or Apartheid

The belief that humanity has, by nature, been divided into races and subraces and that certain races are naturally superior to others in psychological endowment, forms the basis