Education under British rule, despite the lofty sentiments of men like Macaulay, had remained a peripheral activity of the colonial government, the principal one being extraction of revenue. The education system during British rule did produce hundreds of engineers, doctors and administrators for sure but given the country’s vast population and hunger for education, it had not touched the majority of Indians. At the time of the country’s independence in 1947, just about 14 per cent of its population
6.2 Ambedkar's influence Through his life work, he became an idol for lower caste people (Queen 1996). He drafted India's constitution, started a civil right movement, founded newspapers, colleges, political parties and initiated the biggest conversion worldwide. He became to be known as "Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar" and was seen as "the second Manu". The Manusmriti (ancient legal Hindu script) privileges and sees Brahmins as inferior, but Ambedkar wrote better "rules" than Manu (whose laws were oppressive
4. Gherao. Gherao in Hindi means to surround. Workers may gherao the members of management by blocking their exits and forcing them to stay inside their cabins just like prisoners. The main object of gherao is to inflict physical and mental torture to the person being gheraoed and hence this weapon disturbs the industrial peace to a great extent. Gheraos have been criticised on both legal and moral grounds. Legally gheraos amount to imposing wrongful restraints on the freedom of some persons to
development through having perceived and chosen centralized economic planning as an optimal method by which to reach that objective. Thus, both for constitutional and political reasons, the institutionalization of a strong federalism in the Indian system appear to have been seriously compromised from the outset. Nonetheless, the political process has been able to adapt to this design and in many, though not all, cases mollify
After the independence of India, there were some changes in the literary field. Many writers claimed that the excellent writings based on the difference languages of different writers: “India’s nationalism at the point before independence was a nationalism of grief and mourning.” (SanthiKrishman, no page). In fact, the new age writers show in their writings the specious impacts of the western modernism that were brought by the colonized. Although, the Indian people were influenced by the new western
Introduction Mrinal Pande was born in Tikamgarh, Madhya Pradesh to the famous Hindi novelist Shivani. Initially she studied at Nainital, Uttarakhand and then did her Master’s degree from Allahabad University. After that she studied English and Sanskrit literature, archeology, ancient Indian history, the visual arts and classical music (at the Corcoran in Washington DC). At the age of 21, her first story was published in the Hindi weekly ‘Dharmyug’. She has been consistently writing since then, short stories
READINGS IN HINDI LITERATURE [LAN318] TERM PAPER AN ANALYSIS OF THE WORKS OF ASAD ZAIDI Lavanya Arora 201130071 INDEX 1. A brief Introduction 2. Major Works 2.1 Some representative poems 2.2 Some poems from सामान की तलाश 2.3 Some poems from बहनें और अन्य कविताएँ 2.4 Some poems from कविता का जीवन 3. An analysis of his technique 4. Miscellaneous Works 4.1 Publisher 4.2 Columnist 4.3 Social Activist 5. References 1. A BRIEF INTRODUCTION : Asad Zaidi is among the best-known
Central Asia and the Horn of Africa, with the laobing flatbread serving as a local variation in China. Chapati is known as sapati or doday in the Pashto language. Chapatti are made from a firm dough made from flour (whole grain common wheat 'Atta' in Hindi/Urdu/Punjabi/Nepali/Bengali, and water. Atta flour is more finely ground than most western-style whole wheat flours. the shape of this product like circle . all product which I use for making chapatti are fresh and good for health. It’s very soft •
Refugees and other displaced persons must reestablish their lives after distressing and tragic circumstances. Once they are granted refugee status and transported to the U.S., refugees heavily rely on services such as Refugee Services of Texas to support them as they acclimate to their new life in the U.S. RST seeks to support its clients in attaining access to health care services, federal and state supplemental support programs, and empower them to access these in the future through cultural adjustment
and Haiku lies in their emphasis on Seize the day. The shortness of these poems is a reflection of Zen philosophy which emphasizes being in the moment. Many of the old poetic forms in Indian languages are short and suggestive, like Doha and barve in Hindi, Obi in Marathi, Boli and mahia in Panjabi and Tirukural in