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Hints. 1. The desire for power inherent in man. 2. Distinctions and disparities lead to the idea of superiority both on the individual and national level. 3. Mental power superior than physical power. 4. Knowledge attained by man gave him the power to rule over the elements that govern life. 5. All the discoveries and inventions of man, the manifestation of the power of knowledge. 6, Discipline, order [...]

This essay is in refrence to India. u can change that for your respective country. Introduction : (duty of indians) Almost half a century has passed since In­dia gained its independence, but it has yet to join the ranks of the developed countries. That is a dream still to be realised. And this is in spite of India being a large country with all kinds of potential resources of men and material. ESSAY One [...]

The university everywhere in the world is an important insti¬tution, for the advancement of the people. The traditional view of a university which was regarded as a place where students would carry on their scholarly activities and build themselves as intelle¬ctuals, isolated from rest of the society, has to be changed to a place where it becomes an institution fully conscious of the changes taking [...]

Introduction : Today’s world champions use computers extensively. Kasparov uses one since the mid-Eighties and Anand since 1989. Chess is the only sport which can benefit from the growth in techonlogy to a greater degree since computer software can perform two things for it; play chess as well as store data.   ESSAY The earliest thought of chess computers came in 1864 when Charles Babbage [...]

Introduction : The sky closes in, as blue grey clouds swirl down the mountain side. As we stand below, going up at the closed high walls of the monas¬tery at Hemis, snowflakes dapple the air, van¬ishing on touch like thoughts at random, like a whispered prayer. In the sudden fall of darkness on a late May morning is the unmistakable breath of ice. The path leading up to the monas¬tery winds past [...]

Introduction: Wimbledon has its unmatched history, its many charms, its lush lawns, an ivy-covered stadium, the royal box and strawberries and cream. The new-look Australian Open and the U.S. Open have their share of attraction too, as do all three big cities – London, Melbourne and New York—hosting these championships. ESSAY Paris is something else, especially Paris in May. For, what can’t [...]

The modern scientist’s simple answer to this question would be a big ‘No’.Some time ago science was called organised knowledge. Recem researchers in science and sociology have held that much knowledge is acquired and displayed beyond the normal channels. This know¬ledge is also highly organised. A well-known modern philosopher has defined science as the search for the perfect means [...]

I-Influence mediated by various factors to the theater. The influence of the theater is obviously mediated by factors that stand between what is shown on stage and the spectator. However, when we say that “ members of the public not present at the radio or television, or in the newspaper, in a state of “ psychological nudity (Joseph Klapper), this of course is extended to performing arts. [...]

Introduction : The Marines had only two minutes to land a pair of helicopters deep inside hostile Serb territory, snatch a downed American pilot, and race off amid a missile attack and hail of gunfire. But for Air Force Capt. Scott O’Grady, his path to freedom was an eternity. From the moment he ejected from his F-16 when he sprinted, pistol in hand, from a pine forest and toward his resuers, [...]

Candidly speaking, India has no political creed. Most of its politicians are Mpower hungry”. They follow a creed only if it feeds their vested interests. Indians, sunworshippers as they profess to be, are invariably worshippers of the rising sun. The reason for all this is very simple. Most of the Indians are illiter­ates. The semiliterates secure a surface knowledge and yet profess to be wellversed [...]

The word socialism is now used as the main plank by almost all political parties in India. Unfortunately most of them have only a hazy idea of what it means and how we can evolve a socialistic state in India. Socialism, said Mahatma Gandhi, is a continuing process. It is not a slogan. It is not a doctrine. It is the rational practice of the principles of democracy in the administration of economic [...]