C.B.Ind WEEKLY ARTICLES 4

( Photo:  Google pics) W e cannot repudiate the positive effects of mobile phones. They have given the power to talk wirelessly and some other functions of taking pictures, listening to music, watching videos, playing games, browsing the internet and many more. Many mobile companies are present in today's competitive market like Samsung, Oppo, Motorola, Sony and others. Some of them provide friendly usage, high battery backup and other necessary things. Today’s mobile market has a higher link with teenagers. Nowadays whenever any new gadget is launched the teenagers are seemed to be more inclined towards it. They are becoming more tech-savvy or technologically clear-eyed than ever. Also, it allows the use of technology for better understanding. Negative Effects  ( Photo:  Google pics) Negative Effects ( Photo:  Google pics) But then we cannot deny the fact that it has adverse effects too. Those who are addicted to mobiles cut off their connectio

(Photo:  Google pics) D yes are one of the most widely used and dangerous additives. While the European Union has recently placed regulations on labelling food dyes to inform consumers of the health risks, the United States has no such requirement. Here are some of the most common food dyes used today, according to the Food Freedom Network: Blue #1 (Brilliant Blue) An unpublished study suggested the possibility that Blue 1 caused kidney tumours in mice. What it's in: Baked goods, beverages, dessert powders, candies, cereal, drugs, and other products. Blue #2 (Indigo Carmine) Causes a statistically significant incidence of tumours, particularly brain gliomas, in male rats. What it's in: Colored beverages, candies, pet food, & other food and drugs. Citrus Red #2 It's toxic to rodents at modest levels and caused tumours of the urinary bladder and possibly other organs. What it's in: Skins of Florida oranges. Green #3 (Fast Green)  

T he '86 Olympics was probably the singular moment which could summarise the relief of the 'American Dream'.The summer Olympics held in Los Angeles was a  medal haul for the U.S.A. and a picture of sheer dominance given the boycott by Soviet. From a mere sports event, the Olympics ended up being the symbol of hope and optimism for the entire nation uniting it across the political spectrum. This provided a welcome relief from the hopelessness and self-doubt of the '60s and '70s. The dark days of the Vietnam War and a nation divided radically by Luther's civil movement had passed. If decades had a face, the '80s would have been the bright moon pie for the U.S.A...Raegan's 'shining city' upon a hill' was there. (Photo:  Google pics)                 This was followed by the '90s. Gorbachev disbanding the Soviet, pulling down of the Berlin wall followed suit. The Cold war was won. This created a monopolization of world politics by th

A ccording to a study conducted by unesdoc.unesco.org, the phenomenon of street and working children is an offshoot of the complex interplay of various factors in India. The phenomenon seems to have acquired a gigantic dimension in the wake of rapid industrialization and urbanization. The large-scale presence of street and working children is a symptom of the disease that is widespread due to exploitative structure, lopsided development and iniquitous resource ownership. Other parameters contributing to its presence in India are large-scale unemployment, rapid urbanization, rapid population growth, extreme poverty, increasing disparities in wealth, cutbacks in government social and educational budgets, high level of child abuse by the parents/society and a breakdown of traditional family and community structures. Human migrations from rural to urban areas have contributed significantly to a substantial increase in the number of street and working children.                     Acc

(Photo:  Google pics) H ello everyone, This time I will be discussing with you all about one of our national problems - FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND EXPRESSION . “The only way that my speech will be protected tomorrow is to safeguard the speech of others today, even if I detest what they are saying”. ~ Erwin Chemerinsky               Is it possible to imagine a civil democratic society without freedom of speech? The right to express any thought in any manner is of great importance to our democratic society. But does it mean an absolute absence of censorship? Certainly, no. Freedom of Speech cannot be total-even in any country but the limitations differ in diverse countries.               Freedom of Speech is one of the fundamental rights provided to the citizens of India. It allows the citizens of the country to express their ideas and share their opinions freely. (The media must act responsibly and not misuse freedom of speech).               Why is freedom of Speech

(Photo:  Google pics) Holla!  Dear lovely people,  as Christmas week, is going on, first and foremost I would love to wish you all  “ Merry Christmas “  may all your dreams and wishes come true and may your life get filled with joy and happiness. We were having an open conversation and we are still into it.  We were talking about “ OPINION“.           HOW do we respect each other's opinion despite bothering the sex of a person.  But my dear people it's very important to know how “OPINION “  formation takes place within a person, respecting is far more behind.                       Do you know how opinion gets to form within you?           The answer is through  “ VISUALISATION “  shocked right  ?? Yes, my dear people, this simple word “ VISUALISATION” plays the entire game in our life and we are not even aware of it. (Photo:  Google pics)           We judge someone or make an opinion about someone, is the way we think about them, and how do we think about

( Photo:  Google pics) Moscow Summit of 2015 I ndia- Russia relations did not come across any kind of strife or variance in the past years. Both the countries have seen a stunning or august growth of 22 per cent in trade. In the year 1971, USSR has been a shield in obstructing or hindering America's intrusion in-between India and Pakistan in the war. The strong Indo-Russia bond flickered as USSR dismissed. Again in recent years, the relation strengthened with the entrant of the Russian President, Vladimir Putin. Both, the Indian prime minister, Narendra Modi and the Russian president, Vladimir Putin has confined or immured a good rapport not only among them but also among the two nations. Russia and India, both are the members of BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) summit for the promotion of basically non-interference, equality and mutual benefits.    ( Photo:  Google pics) Indo-Russian relationship Russia and India, are also the members

(Photo:  Google pics) H ey, lovely people, I am Moitri and am back again, am very happy to share my thoughts, my beliefs, my opinion with you all and I respect your opinion too. So dear people why not have an open conversation?? You are free to share your opinion in the comment section below. Before starting I want to share something with you all with a hope that you will understand the depth of my words. You know the first step towards EMPOWERMENT is sharing your opinion in any aspect anywhere without any hesitation, and the next step is letting the other person share their opinion without judging their gender and their opinion. It’s very much necessary to understand the perception of the other person who is sharing his or her opinion, the moment you start valuing the perception of every person and give them the freedom to share their opinion without discriminating their sex or placing a judgement on what they speak; you become empowered and you give the ability to the other