Motivating young generation

Some interesting facts about tigers Their are some very interesting facts about Tigers Their are 9 subspecies of Tigers Bengal Tiger Siberian Tiger Sumatran Tiger Caspian Tiger Malayan Tiger South China Tiger Indochinese Tiger Javan Tiger Bali Tiger The tiger is the biggest species of the cat family. The Heaviest wild Tiger on Record was a Bengal Tiger in northern india which weighed 388.7 kg (857 lbs) Tigers can reach a length of up to 3.3 metres (11 feet) and weigh as much as 300 kilograms (660 pounds) Many subspecies of the tiger are either endangered or already extinct. Humans are the primary cause of this through hunting and the destruction of habitats. Around half of tiger cubs don’t live beyond two years of age. Tiger cubs leave their mother when they are around 2 years of age. A group of tigers is known as an ‘ambush’ or ‘streak’. Tigers are good swimmers and can swim up to 6 kilometres. Rare white tigers carry a gene that is only present in around 1 in every 10000 tigers. Tige...

The biggest lesson of life During the 1965 Indo-Pak war, Lal Bahadur Shastri went to Military Hospital in Delhi to meet injured soldiers. He met many injured soldier during his visit but at last he saw a soldier on the bed and went to meet him near his bed. The doctor told the then PM that many parts of his body got seriously injured that's why we have kept him under a net and we don’t know that he will be fine or not, chances of his survival are very thin. Shastri went closer to him and put his hand on the soldier’s head and after that tears came rolling out of the soldier’s eyes. Shastri started a conversation with him. Shastri:- Major, You are the Major of the world famous Indian Army, the Army which is famous for its bravery and boldness. So please be strong and don’t cry. You will be fine soon. Major:-  Sir, these are not tears because of pain and injury. These tears have came because I had a dream to meet my Prime Minister once and salute him. Today I have met you but I am un...

What did I learn too late in life Never call your friend to your home to study. 1. Never trust blindly to anyone 2. Never share your e-mail ID and password with your partner no matter how close they are. Your partner can access all your Google photos and personal information from Google drive and may blackmail in future. 3. Workout daily; it will increase your confidence. 4. Ego destroys fruitful relationship. So never hesitate to approach first. 5. Love can happen twice. 6. Whatsapp, Facebook and all are just show off stuff and are time wasting tools. Say ‘‘NO” to facebook. 7. Learn the art of saying“NO”. Learn to say “NO” at the right moment because in future you would have no option except regretting. 8. No need to explain things in front of cheap-minded people when you know that you are right. 9.Never share your dream with your friends, girlfriend no matter how close they are to you. If you want to share something then share your success. You ever tell someone your dreams, and they...

 The best examples of overconfidence  There’s a wonderful line in Star Wars that, “Overconfidence is the most dangerous form of carelessness.” And this example perfectly signifies that. People who follow cricket might be well aware of this incident, but it is worth being retold. It was a match of 2016’s T20 World Cup between Bangladesh and India. After a tight contest, the equation came down to Bangladesh needing 11 runs in the last over. India was exhausted of all its best bowlers and the onus was now on a 22-year-old Hardik Pandya, who was new to international cricket, to save the match. Batting for Bangladesh were the much experienced Mushfiqur Rahim and Mahmudullah. The first three balls bowled didn’t go as planned for Hardik, who gave away 1 run followed by two 4s in the next two balls. This was when the batsman Mushfiqur Rahim went mad on the field. He started celebrating wildly. He also apparently made a gesture to Hardik which was not captured on the camera. Hardik ref...

My advice for teens They should stop following YouTubers  blindly  and cringy Tik-tok content makers. First Instance My cousin shares everything with me like how her day went in school, Who did she fight with as every sister does with her brother. One day she wanted to share something with me but was hesitating that I might scold her or worse tell her mother what she has done something bad, but I forced her to tell me what happened. She said, "didi, Today we tried a cigarette for the first time, it was fun.” I asked, “Who accompanied you?” She said, ”My best friend.” I took it calmly and asked her why did you try the cigarette in the first place? Her response was, “Because of Prajakta Koli (Mostlysane), She tried cigarette when she was my age.” I instantly told her mother and her smartphone got ceased and she was grounded for a few days. Second Instance In my neighborhood, a boy who studies in 9th grade is a huge fan of tik-tok  stars . He watches videos on tik-tok most o...

 People treat politicians as Gods and blindly worship them I have been watching since last couple of days the famous Netflix series ‘House of Cards’ House of Cards is set in Washington, D.C. and is the story of Congressman Frank Underwood (Kevin Spacey), a Democrat and his equally ambitious wife Claire Underwood . The series deals with themes of ruthless pragmatism, manipulation, betrayal, and power that is a trademark of politicians [1] . The fact is that politics is the sh*tiest profession in the world. Former American President Ronald Reagan frankly admitted, “ It has been said that politics is the second oldest profession. I have learned that it bears a striking resemblance to the first  (prostitution). As a matter of fact, politics is worse than the first since politicians sell their soul. Moreover, they not only sell their soul, but also kill the souls of ordinary human beings by dividing them into numerous segments and spreading hatred among them. The more divided socie...

The  down-to-earth celebrity I t’s Google CEO Mr. Sundar Pichai. Recently, he visited his alma mater IIT Kharagpur and I got a precious chance to see him in person. He is really very down to earth. All the time, he behaved just like a normal person. Not for a single second did he make anyone feel like he is the CEO of the technology and innovation giant, Google. He went to his hall where he used to live during his college days and met the mess staff and workers. He greeted them and was happy to meet them. When mess workers presented him a bouquet, Sundar folded his hands as a token of respect. And there wasn’t any ego or sense of being superior in his attitude. Sundar Pichai sitting on a cot during an interaction with the women of Gokulpur village near Kharagpur. Google is giving training to the women under its 'Internet Sathi' programme. He played cricket with children at Gokulpur village. He is being offered a hat with his name on it by a woman during an interaction with the ...