Mir Afzal Clean India Green India #1 “Sanitation is more important than independence. Cleanliness and sanitation is an integral part of my way of living. My dream is total sanitation for all and “I will not let anyone walk through my mind with their dirty feetâ€. Mahatma Gandhi We are all familiar with the adage “Cleanliness is … Read more
Exam Stress Management Strategies During COVID-19 COVID-19 has had an impact on everyone’s lives, but especially on the lives of young people. More than a million students who signed up for the SAT and other professional exams are stressed because their exams have been pushed back. Closes help students, but they feel tired and have … Read more
Self-Reliant School For Self-Reliant India As Rabindranath Tagore said, “The highest education is that which does not merely give us information but makes our life in harmony with all existence.” The social and economic well-being and stability of a self-sufficient India will be a lot better if more people get an education. In the words … Read more
Essay on Pariksha Pe Charcha Prime Minister Narendra Modi devised a unique interactive programme called Pariksha Pe Charcha, in which students, parents, and teachers from around the country and from abroad communicate with him to discuss and overcome exam-related stress in order to enjoy life as an Utsav. This event has been successfully arranged for … Read more
Sonnet 144 by Shakespeare Summary of Sonnet 144 This is a lovely poem by one of the greatest poets of all time, William Shakespeare. He discusses two types of love in this poetry. One is the consequence of an angel’s intervention (fair youth). It is a source of consolation. Another is the result of a … Read more
Introduction The Paycock and Juno is Sean O’Casey’s tragic-comic masterpiece. It is the second play in his “Dublin Trilogy” which also includes The Shadow of a Gunman and The Plough and the Stars. In Greek mythology, Juno is the goddess of the home. She was delivered on the back of a peacock-drawn chariot. Jove, commonly … Read more
The Middle English Period THE HISTORICAL BACKGROUND This lengthy time in English history witnessed numerous developments: the formation of the Norman and Angevin dynasties; internal disputes between monarch, nobility, clergy, and people; and countless wars both at home and abroad. However, from a literary standpoint, more significant than specific events were the times’ general movements: … Read more
Rice by Chemmanam Chacko Introduction Chemmanam Chacko is a brilliant satirist who has waged numerous battles against the establishment through his sarcastic and mocking works. He argues, ‘Sociopolitical sphere is much meek and limited compared with earlier times. Society has changed and with it, have the mass sensibilities.’ This poem ‘Rice’ is a parody on … Read more
Character Sketch of Mr Gupta 1# Mr Gupta is a key character in Prabhat Kumar Mukhopadhyay’s story ” The Price of Flowers.” He also serves as the story’s narrator. The storey unfolds from his point of view. He is an Indian gentleman who is well-educated and erudite. He possesses sincerity and compassion. He goes above … Read more
Summary of Funeral Blues by Auden “Funeral Blues” by Auden is an elegy, a poem of lament for a recently deceased companion. Its title is ambiguous. It may relate to the music performed at New Orleans funerals, it reflects the speaker’s own “blues” over this unexpected and devastating loss, and it alludes to the poetry … Read more
THE OLD ENGLISH PERIOD THE BEGINNINGS Although nothing is known about the origins of English Literature, it is plausible to suppose that extemporaneous verse was penned long before the earliest written records were created and that poetry appeared long before the first prose was written down. It is critical to note at the outset that … Read more
The Snail by William Cowper The Snail is written by William Cowper. In the poem, the poet depicts the creature as an individual who is “well satisfied to be his own/ Whole treasure.” Among Cowper’s shorter literary works, this poem is especially significant. It is because the motive for its creation is fairly personal. Cowper’s … Read more