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Science in Everyday Life  (HSLC ’17, ’20)

Systematic and analytical knowledge of anything is called Science. Modern age is an age of science which has affected our every sphere of everyday life. The inventions of science have made our life more secure, easy and comfortable.

Science has entirely transformed the transport system of the world. Nowadays we have motor-cars, aeroplane, electricity, telephone, mobile phone, telegram, radio, television etc. which have quickened the transport and communicative systems of modern world. 

In the field of Medical Science, the gift of science is immense. Nowadays almost every disease is a subject of cure and remedy due to the use of science. We have x-rays, xerox, ultra-sound and many other instruments to examine our body. Thus science has made our life-span longer and happier.

Science, to say, is a faithful servant to a modern man. The alarm clock wakes him at any hour he likes. The electric oven prepares his meals. The cooker cooks his food. The television, radio, internet etc. give him daily news and information.

The use of science makes us know and reveal the mystery of the universe. By means of science, the scientists have become able to send rockets to the remote planets.

There is no doubt that science has made our life more and more comfortable. But it has also made our life complex and artificial. But the benefits of its use outweigh its ill. 

Punctuality (HSLC ‘19)

There is a popular proverb that-Time and tide wait for none. It is a universal truth that time is a thing that never learns to stop. It is flying all the moments. Time once passed cannot be regained. It is so valuable that no money can buy a passed time.

Everybody should be very mindful to the proper use of time because life is a collection of time. We should do the right things at the right moments. Student should make good use of time in reading and acquiring knowledge. Businessmen should use time in such a manner that they may prosper in their business. Success in every sphere of life depends on the proper use of time. 

Idleness is said to be the killer of time. Those who spend time in idleness must suffer in life. We should not waste the precious moments of life in idle talk, in reading bad books or doing things that have no good effects.

Human life is precious. The value of life is counted on the deeds one performs in life and the great deeds are performed by them who take care of every moment in life. Time is flying fast. We must seize it before it flies away and put it to our best use. In brief to say we all should maintain punctuality in life. 

The Festival You Like Most (HSLC ‘16, ‘19)

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The  National Festival of Assam 

Introduction: The Bihu is the national festival of Assam. There are three Bihus in a year as-Rangali Bihu, Kati Bihu and Bhogali Bihu.

Rangali Bihu: The Rangali Bihu starts from the last day of the month of chaitra and it continues for seven days to the sixth day of the month of Bahag. The young boys and girls dance in the open fields in festive mood. It is also called Spring Festival. It symbolizes the youth of life. Some customs are observed. People take new clothes. Gamoshas are presented to the kith and kins. Cows are worshiped. In the Rangali Bihu people enjoy much and it lasts for a week for which it is called the Great Bihu.

Kati Bihu: The Kati Bihu begins on the last day of the month of Ashwin. In this Bihu the fields remain bare. Foods and grains found scanty. So it is called Kangali Bihu (Bihu of Scarcity). Only the lamps are lit in the paddy fields as a mark of worshiping Laxmi Devi.

Bhogali Bihu: The Bhogali Bihu starts on the last day of the month of Puha. It continues for seven days. In this month the granary of the peasants are full of harvested crops. So many sorts of delicious dishes of foods as- pithas, cakes, sweets, laddus are prepared. People eat them up to their greed. Kith and kins are invited and offered delicious items of foods.  In this Bihu people eat plenty of food. So this Bihu is called Bhogali Bihu (Bihu of Food). Mezis made of straw and bamboo is burnt for amusement. 

Conclusion: The Bihus are the part and parcels of Assamese culture. It is the symbol of peace, love, harmony and life. The Assamese are very proud of the Bihus. 

My Favourite Hero in History (HSLC ’19)

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Life of A Great Man

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Mahatma Gandhi

A man is called great when he contributes something to the cause of human peace, unity, happiness, brotherhood or fellow-feeling. There is no dearth of great men who have contributed to the growth and prosperity of human civilization. But among them I have chosen Mahatma Gandhi as my ideal great man.Mahatma Gandhi’s original name was Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. He was born in Rajkot in Gujarat on the 2nd October, 1869. His father Karamchand Gandhi was the Prime Minister of Rajkot. His mother Putlibai was a saintly lady.

He took his early education in Rajkot and after passing the Entrance Examination; he went to England and became a lawyer.  Gandhi practiced law in the Bombay High Court. Then he went to South Africa and joined the bar. 

In 1915 he returned to India and took the leadership of Indian National Congress and started several movements against the British. At last under his leadership, India got independence from the British on 15th August, 1947. 

I admire him the most. It is because he sacrificed his life for the cause of our nation. Besides this, he tried his best to unite Hindu and Muslims.

He was a great social worker also. He tried to banish untouchability and communalism from India. He gave much importance to the development of cottage industry in India. He introduced Basic Education in India. He was a writer also. His autobiography My Experience with Truth is praised by millions of readers. He was assassinated by a fanatic Hindu named Nathuram Goddse on 30th January, 1948. 

We should follow the great ideals of Mahatma Gandhi.

My Last Day at School (HSLC ’18)

It was 29th December, 2011 that became my historic last day at my school. The result of our Test Examination had already been out and all the students who were going to appear in the H. S. L. C. Examination from the school were invited by the General Secretary of the school on 29th December to bid them farewell.

At 1 p. m. the Farewell-meeting was held over which the Headmaster of our school presided. Just before the start of the meeting a group photo of the students with the teacher- staff was taken. The meeting started with a song in chorus. As the meeting progressed, I felt uneasy at the thought of leaving the school where I had been reading for six years. 

The General Secretary of the Students’ Union spoke out the purpose of the meeting. Some junior students of the school addressed to the meeting first. They expressed their best wishes to the examinees and requested to forgive their faults in dealing with us. Then our turn came. The first boy of our class stood up first. He expressed his gratitude to the teachers who enabled us to appear in the examination. Secondly, I stood up. At first I had to stammer because my heart was paining with the thought of separation from my teachers and school-mates. I begged of my teachers to excuse us for our conscious and unconscious wrong dealings and finally, thanking the students for their grand arrangements to honor us by holding this meeting, I stopped my fare-welling speech. 

At last our respected Headmaster stood up and wished us to do well in the examination. He warned us to avoid unfair means in the examination. He also admonished us to be good citizens along with becoming good students in life. After the presidential address the meeting came to an end.

After the meeting we were entertained with sweet-meats. In this way my last day at school was a day of mixed feeling-feeling of sadness and pleasure.  I shall remember this day all my life. 

Kaziranga National Park (HSLC ‘15)

Kaziranga National Park, a site for world heritage is situated in the districts of Golaghat and Nagoan, Assam. Its land area is 430 square kilometer. The nearest city to Kaziranga is Jorhat, Tezpur. It is declared as a national park by the Indian Government in 1905. It is especially famous for one-horned rhinoceros. The park hosts two-third of the world’s one-horned rhinoceros. The term ‘Kaziranga’ is derived from the Karbi word ‘kajir-a-rang’ which means ‘the village of the Kajir’.

According to a popular traditional belief, once the locality of Kaziranga was ruled by a Karbi woman named Kajir and after her name the area ruled by her was called by Kaziranga.

Through the bed of Kaziranga two rivers- Diflu and Vengra and many streams have been flowing from east to west. Its soil is fertile done by the mud of the mighty Brahmaputra. Kaziranga is the habitat of many precious wild animals, birds and trees. Of the total area the 28 percent is covered by variety of trees, 66 percent is grassland and 6 percent is covered by marshy area.

Among its trees there are shal, shishu, cotton, jamu, ajar, kabai, sunaru, teak and many others. Among its animals there are rhinoceros, buffalo, elephant, deer, monkey, porcupine, cats, jackal, leopard etc. The park is full of many kinds of birds among which mention may be made of cock, ducks, vulture, goose, wren, crow, pigeon, bulbul, parrot, kite, heron, and so on.

Kaziranga now has been facing a menace of poachers. Every year many rhinoceros have been poached by the poacher because of its horn. Many elephants are killed for its teeth. Another menace the park has been facing is the cutting of its trees and deforestation caused by the explosion of population. Every year many acres of land of the park have been deforested and occupied by the homeless people ignoring the law. In addition to these the great flood has been doing great erosion to the park every year bedsides taking away the lives of many birds and animals. 

The Kaziranga National Park is maintained by the Government by Assam. But in time to time the Indian Government also renders financial assistance an suggestions for its conservation and development. For its maintenance there is a especial forest force with modern facilities. 

Kaziranga is now a world heritage and many tourists from other states and even from foreign countries come to Assam to enjoy the wild animals especially world famous one horned rhinoceros and its natural beauty. To visit the entire Kaziranga there are departmental elephant, cars, boats etc. In Kohera there is an inn for the tourists. Every year the Assam Government has been earning a lot of royalties from the Kaziranga National Park. 

Kaziranga is not a forest or park only but also a resource of bio-diversity. The people of Assam as well India are proud of it. We should protect this world heritage from the hand of the poachers, smugglers, and illegal intruders and to bring about this into reality the local people must cooperate with the government.   

A Journey by Bus (HSLC ‘15)

Introduction: Picnic means feasting for pleasure with one’s friends, colleagues or relatives taken out of home. After the Half-yearly Examination, we the students of class x, decided to go for a picnic. On our headmaster’s advice we decided to go and have a feast at Kajiranga.

Time: Our Half-yearly Examination ended on the 30th of June, 2011 and we started for the picnic on the 1st July. We had thirty students and two teachers with us. We started very early in the morning. We took necessary food-staff, utensils and firewood with us. 

Description of the Venue: We contracted an omnibus to carry us to Kajiranga. We arrived there at 1 p. m. Kagiranga is a region of natural beauty. It is full of all kinds of flora and fauna. We enjoyed heart-attracting beauty in and around. We enjoyed the sights and sounds of various kinds of trees, herbs, birds and animals. We saw a lion and a tigress with her cub, besides many others. We enjoyed the leaping and dancing of a pair of pea-cocks. We were enamored of the murmuring sound of the brook flowed down from the hills. Our English teacher played on a violin which added more joys to our merriment.

Food and Refreshment: On reaching the place we had tea with loaves and bananas. After this we enjoyed the natural sights of that place. After 4 o’ clock in the evening we took our meal with great rejoice. 

Other Entertainment: After meal we took rest for a while. Some of us danced and sang Bihu songs. Thus we enjoyed the whole day enjoying all sorts of merriment.

Conclusion: At 6 o’ clock in the evening, we got on the bus and started our return journey. Our hearts pained to leave such a place of natural beauty. I shall remember the joys and experience of this day all my life. 

Physical Exercise

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Benefits of Physical Exercise HSLC ’18)

Physical exercise refers to bodily movement or the use of the parts of our body in order to keep our body active and healthy. In other words to say, physical exercise is a course of activities followed regularly for a good health. Walking, riding, swimming, running, playing etc. are some forms of good physical exercise.

There is a great value of exercise. It improves our health. It makes our body sound, strong and active. Physical exercise fall a good effect both on our body and mind. It is said, ‘Health is wealth.’ A sound mind in a sound body is a source of happiness. Those who ignore physical exercise become weak in mind and health. A man of weak health suffers in life. He is attacked by many diseases.

There are many people who refuse to take physical exercise and grow up to suffer a lot in life. The students should be very careful about their health. They should remember that time spent in exercise is never wasted. They should take part in games and sports.  Health is the source of all happiness and bliss. If we lose health, we lose precious wealth in life.

There are many forms of exercise. But all forms of exercise are not suitable for all. Strong men can take almost all forms of exercise but the weak and the old cannot do so. Of all forms of exercises, regular walking up to at least three kilometers is considered to be a good exercise.

To keep our body and mind healthy, active, strong and fit there is no substitute to physical exercise. 

Television

Introduction: The television is a modern invention of science. It is a chief means of entertainment as well as easiest means of communication. In television we can see and enjoy events along with speeches taking place somewhere in the world.

Origin and Functions: Television was invented by an English scientist named John Baird in 1925. There are two types of television as: black- white and colouring.  It is a very strong means of communication as it broadcasts news, cinemas, songs and many other branches of entertainments. In preaching advertisement it plays an important role.  In forming public opinion it plays a significant role.

In some countries the governments have undertaken a new policy to spread education through television.  It is hoped that the education spread through television would enable the young generation to face the complexity of the present day world with much skill and enthusiasm.

Its Bad Effects: As almost all the inventions of science bear both good and bad sides so is borne by television also. many times television exhibits some false news and rumours which bewilder its spectators.  More over all the news are not always impartial. Many programmes are run by television but all the programmes don’t suit to everybody. So some amount of carefulness should be maintained while enjoying the programmes. The students should watch those programmes only which are suited to their age and mind. They should not use it as mere means of entertainment. in addition to these, too much watching of television is harmful both to the eyes and mind.

Conclusion: Television is a necessary thing of the civilized world. But we should use it avoiding its bad effects. 

My School Library (HSLC ’17)

Library is room or building where books on different subjects are kept for study. A library is a necessary condition without which a school can never be perfect school. Our school has owned a spacious library.

Our school library is adjacent to the Teachers’ Common Room. It is a big room with almost all the modern scientific facilities. A senior teacher of our school is in charge of the library. There are some hard and fast rules for managing our library.

There are more than ten thousands books in our library. Besides school books, there are many books on different branches of human knowledge. The school authority provides news papers, magazines and journals for our study in the library. Books are issued for a period of fifteen days. Our library authority lends five books to the poor students at a time. I am a regular reader of our library. I spend my leisure hours in the library reading the literary magazines.

Our library has been serving students since its establishment in 1971 and thus it has been exercising its roles in disseminating knowledge and wisdom. I am proud of my School Library.

Traveling as a Part of Education (HSLC ‘2020)

Traveling means going from one place to another by foot or by vehicles of any kind. Man is a traveling being by nature. This instinct of roaming  about  is rooted in human nature and this leads a man to know the unknown, to see the unseen and to enjoy the unenjoyed things of homeland and abroad.

Travelling  has great educational value. Nowadays, it is also regarded as a  part of education, because–

First, travelling widens our vision of life and broadens the store of our knowledge Besides, travelling  brings us joy, mental satisfaction and ecstasy. It is also a way to get rid of the boredom of everyday-life.

Secondly, travelling promotes understanding of people of various culture and civilization. It is an important component in establishing world peace, human integrity and a sense of fellow-feeling.

Thirdly, travelling gives us first-hand knowledge of things. In most cases, theoretical studies have no practical application in our lives. Travelling bridges this gap as true education takes place outside the classroom. Thus  travelling leads our bookish knowledge into perfection.

Fourthly, travelling takes us into contact with nature. The magnificence and varied beauty of nature leaves a wonderful impression on us. When a man is at the top of a mountain, he realizes his own littleness and realizes the frivolity of human quarrels and conflicts.

Fifthly, travelling impresses our mind with the grandeur, glory and wonder of God’s creation. Travelling  helps the traveler to know how the  world is full of beauty and mystery. We have read from books the majesty of the Himalayas, the vastness of the sea and the beauty of Taj Mahal, Red Fort, Great Wall of China etc. But we know a lot of them if we see them with our eyes.

Both travelling  and education are connected with each other. Therefore, educational institutions should give more and more facilities to the students for doing tours to various places of importance at home and abroad. Thus, travelling should be made an essential part of education.