Saturday, March 30, 2013


                                                    Revolution History of the World
We read in history books that how many people struggle for their rights and struggle with unity. This is called Revolution, in early times people were ruled by a king so they didn’t have the important rights like Right to Freedom of Speech and Right to Religion. That time scientists were not free to express their views and experiments and if they did they were considered as blasphemy (against Religion) and were given death sentence. All these lead to Revolution.
Revolution for freedom of ideas:-
In 17th century the people of church predicted that Earth is a centre of cosmos and the other planets including sun are revolving around it, Earth is fixed on its position. The Italian scientist Galileo Galilee observed with his telescope that Earth and the other planets are revolving around the Sun. He discovered a very big event and he had the evidence; he knew that it was risky about mobilizing the discovery to people even that he launched a book on the discovery. Galileo’s book inspired many people and scientist but not the church. Galileo was given life sentence by the church on the charge of blasphemy but Galileo had already alarmed the people and led to the revolution. Later Galileo’s discovery was accepted.
After 100 years of Revolution an English Scientist named Edward Jenner was once a patient small pox in his childhood, at that time small pox was a common disease. To heal the disease he suffered a great pain, he was suffering the terror of healing than the disease. When he became a doctor he observed that the people living in villages didn’t have the small pox. So he made an experiment on a patient of small pox he took some puss from the patient of cow pox and added to the patient of small pox after a week the patient’s disease was cured. Edward Jenner called this discovery vaccination. Today small pox is an extinct disease. Hence revolution has changed the world.
Revolution in countries:-
In 17th century America was a British Colony, the British were raising tax on tea. America was in the terror of this taxation. An American politician Samuel Adams revolted against tea tax; he united the American workers and stormed at the ships of tea. The workers sank a trillion tone of tea and this led to American Revolution.
In late 17th century the king of France Louise 16th increased the tax on food grains which led to the French Revolution. After France was declared republic the king was ordered not to leave France but later he tried to escape but was unsuccessful. The king was sentenced to death.
The French’s business was on slavery. Many slaves from different countries were forced to work for free. The slaves didn’t like the system and revolted against it after 50 years France abolished slavery
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Everyone in this world has struggled for his rights and freedom and has made history.

History of sport Cricket Part- 2


                 History of Cricket Part- 2


The Rise of the Parsis:
The Parsis were very fond of the game but they were not allowed to play, so the Parsis decided to make their own cricket club. On the late 19th century the Parsis made their cricket club named Parsi Gymkhana. They were the first Indian team to tour to England.

The Pentangular:-
Like the Parsis, Hindus and Muslims made their own Cricket club named Hindu Gymkhana and Muslim Gymkhana. All these four teams (including Bombay Gymkhana) played matches against each other. This system was called as Quadrangular and then other team of Christians raised named The Rest. The system was then called The Pentangular.

Gandhi’s objection on Pentangular:-
Mahatma Gandhi didn’t like the system of Pentangular as it was following the system of ‘Divide and Rule’ by the British. Mahatma Gandhi rejected the Pentangular and started the ‘Ranji Trophy’.

Television and media for cricket:-
Today we can watch cricket played in other countries at our home, we can enjoy cricket without any problems. This technology of cricket was formed by a business man named Kerry Packer. His technology made cricketers celebrities and inspired many youths.

Other secrets:-
The most amazing feature which makes cricket unique is the equipment used in cricket. The equipment of cricket is made by natural things like bat, stumps and bails are made of wood and ball is made of leather. The other equipment used in cricket was made illegal but the Australian Cricketer named Dennis Lille once used an Aluminium bat for an over.
On the late 19th century the first six-seam ball was introduced. The most famous balling style named the ‘Doosra’ and ‘Reverse Swing’.


Everything in this world has a history; our game cricket’s history has made it a famous game. The revision of Rules, The spread of Cricket and The ideas of Kerry Packer has made Cricket a famous game.

Tuesday, March 26, 2013

History of Cricket


                                                              History of Cricket

Today, Cricket is the most famous game of the country everyone leaves everything and watches Cricket on television. This game has inspired many people but what makes Cricket so unique what makes Cricket so popular in the country.

The whole story starts from the 18th century when the game of cricket was formed in England. That time this game was played as a stick and ball game. The bat was in the shape of an ice hockey stick and the ball was bowled underarm. The match was of 3 days and still ended in a draw. It is a unique game as it has no time limit the match was of 3 days and still ended in draw.

Finally in 1744 the first written law of cricket was made. In these rules there were two stumps, the length of game was three days and the field was specified to 22 yards. The game was played in public places of London. The first Cricket club was formed in Hambledon

Then in late 18th century the rules of cricket were revised there were:-

1.       The first leg-before law was published

2.       Third stump became common and its length and the bails length was specified

3.       Running between wickets become legal

4.       The bat was changed to a straight

5.       The ball was thrown overarm

These rules changed the whole game of cricket.

Cricket on caste and religion:-

The most shocking fact of this game was that the cricket was played on the basis of caste and religion. In England there were two teams. One team who was rich and played the game for pleasure not for earning money was called amateurs (gentleman). That team who played it for earning money was called professionals. Only white people could play the game no black people were allowed to play the game.

Spread of Cricket:-

At that time Cricket was a colonial game so I could spread to the British colonies like West Indies and India. The other countries didn’t accept the game as it was a British colonial game and those countries were not the colonies of British.

Spread of cricket in India:-

When India was a colony of British, the British spread its games to India. The people of India were not allowed to play the game. The Cricket clubs in India were called Gymkhanas. The first club of India lead by the British was the Bombay Gymkhana.  

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Techniques of writing


                                                         

My father taught me these techniques. By these techniques I’ve improved my English writing very well. I’ve got good marks in writing article, letter and data interpretation in school. Let us start with the first Section ‘Techniques before Writing’ with the first chapter ‘Brain Storming’.
SECTION 1:- Techniques before writing

Chapter 1:- Brain Storming

 Brain Storming is the first thing we use before writing an article. This method is used in finding hints related to the topic given to you of your own, such as you have to write an article on given topic ‘Bribe’. So you should first use the method of Brain Storming.
Related hints on Bribe are:-
1.     1.  Poverty                                                              8. Rich  
2.       2. Exploitation                                                      9. Punishment
3.     3.  Corruption
4.       4.Greed
5.        5. Honest
6.        6. Illegal
7.        7. Bankrupt 
                                   By using these words let us write a paragraph on it. 
      As you know that there are many poor people in our country who want money to survive. Some greedy and rich people take advantage of it. By this there are a few number of honest people are left. When someone wants to kill, rob or do many illegal things they give money to another person who needs money then he do what the corrupt man says. It has raised killing kidnapping and destruction. By this people lost their lives. Become bankrupt and become poor. Corruption has caused the rich became richer and poor became poorer. 

When we use the method of Brain Storming we use our mind to find ideas and hints related to the given topic and write it on a paper. By this we can put the ideas we’ve found during writing the article. By Brain Storming you can structure an article and can get full marks in article competition. You can also use Brain storming in writing essay and letters.  




Next lesson coming soon

Monday, April 23, 2012

THE TITANIC


                                                        

                              The Titanic an unforgettable incident


The Titanic was a passenger liner which was built from 1909-1911. It was a luxury ship which had taken more then 2000 passengers from Queenstown including some famous persons such as John Jacob Astor IV, Benjamin Guggenheim etc. It was called ‘the unsinkable’ by the engineers of this ship. On 11Th April 1912, on its maiden voyage it left the Queenstown to New York in Atlantic. After 4 days of its voyage, at 11:40 p.m. when it was crossing the Atlantic a massive ice berg which was 3 times more than the weight of the Titanic struck to the ship. After 2 and a half hours the Titanic sank in ocean in which more than a 1000 passengers died, only 700 passengers survived. So why the ‘unsinkable’ sank?

During the construction of Titanic, a machine was introduced which could make strong nails for the Titanic but there were many difficulties of its transportation so people made the ship’s nails by their own. The metal used in the making of nails was rod ion which was not stronger than steel but the nails were made easily. These nails can tolerate less than 9000 pounds of pressure but the pressure of ice burg was about 14000 pounds which was more than the toleration limit of the nails used in Titanic. So that’s why Titanic sank but there is a mystery that why the crewmen of the ship couldn't saw the ice berg coming towards them?

 This is because in Atlantics the nights are very cold and it is very difficult to see anything during night as our eyes become cold. The crewmen of Titanic found many difficulties to see the ice berg coming towards them when they saw the ice berg they tried to move the ship but the ship and the ice berg rub against each other and the nails of the Titanic wore off making a big crack in which sank the ship. The reason of that it was called the ‘unsinkable’ that sixteen compartments were water tight as a result that the ship could float on the ocean but the crack was too long that more than twenty compartments were damaged which was capable to sink the ship
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The wreck of Titanic is 3 kilometers under the Atlantic Ocean in two pieces; the front part is at north and the other at south. The Titanic researchers believe that many of the passengers didn’t drown they were freeze to death as the Atlantic Ocean was very cold. The Titanic incident was the biggest destruction which people can’t forget it. We will hope that this kind of incident never happen again.  

Friday, January 13, 2012

Manipulation of dreams

When we sleep at night we see dreams sometimes we see sweet dreams or horrible dreams. When we see sweet dreams we are so involved to it that we forget that we are dreaming. When we see horrible dreams we are so horrified that sometimes we woke up late at night. When we woke up in late at night and we try to sleep but the horrible dream which we had seen starts again.

Have you ever thought of the ‘Manipulation of dreams’ or we can say ‘Changing of dreams in dreams’. I didn’t think that it’s possible and I also don’t know its scientific reason but I can say that I have manipulated my dream.

When I was in 4th class I saw a dream that I was dancing in my room it was a great experience suddenly I remembered that I was dreaming, I became angry and I slammed my foot on the floor. After I have slammed my foot on the floor I saw that my room has been changed into the inside of the Taj Mahal. I can’t believe that I have changed my dream. I slammed my foot on the floor again I saw that I came to another place. When I woke up I haven’t told my father or anyone. But after 3 years I told my father he was totally surprised. I also told my friends but they have never believed me.

After that dream I have never manipulated my dreams because when in dreams it’s difficult to know that we are dreaming. We are so involved to it that we forget that we are dreaming.

So if someone wants to change his dreams in dreams so he has to remember in dreams that he is dreaming then he may change his dreams.

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Thinking of a new machine gun



Chapter 1

I play call of duty in my ps2 it is really like the Second World War. My parents feel dizzy while I am playing call of duty world at war. My favorite sub-machine gun is ‘Thompson’ and favorite rifle is ‘M1 GARAND’. Usually when I use machine gun sometimes my ammo becomes empty and while reloading the ammo enemy kills me in the game. I become angry and sometimes I say ‘if there were a grenade in the ammo’.

I got this idea from here that a machine gun has a cubical shaped ammo when we reload the Thompson we took out that ammo and fix other ammo. If that ammo becomes grenade means that if a soldier is reloading the machine gun he pulls the grenade chain by his teeth and throw the ammo containing grenade. I name this gun ‘Ammo-Grenade Thompson’.

Friday, December 30, 2011

How to play Medal of honor fontline in PS-2


Chapter 1
Most of the children don’t understand that what to do while playing ‘Medal of Honor: Frontline’ in ps2. So if somebody who plays this game for the first time thinks that it is a boring game and not understandable etc. This is not a boring game the fact is that in the starting level named the finest hour’s objectives have very difficult language such as embankment. You have to use dictionary if you can’t understand it. But the further levels are very interesting and there will be no use of dictionary.

There are six chapters in this game and each chapter contains three or four levels these levels have objectives. Without seeing these objectives you will not complete this game. I am not saying that there no enemies only objectives there are very powerful enemies having panzerchreks, bazooka and other powerful machine guns. It is like a real war because if you shot hit the enemy’s leg you have to hit four times on his leg to kill him it depends that how powerful your weapon is. You hit your enemy head or groin he will die because in real life if someone fire on the head it is possible that he will dead. When you are running you should stop for while to hear the footsteps of enemies this will alert you and you will kill them before they attack you.In your right bottom corner you will see a compass which has a life meter and hit location indicator.Some objectives will say that go to north, east, west or south so the compass will help you to tell the way.

If you have been hit by an enemy the life meter reduces 1% of you life depends that which weapon that you have been shot. You can increase your life by using healing occurs on your way but use these healing occurs very carefully because some healing give 50% percent of life back so if you have lost 1% of your life and if you use this healing it will only heal only 1% of your life. Use them when you are highly damaged go back to the place which that healing take place. But in some cases the doors of that place locked on its own.

In this game you can take many weapons but don’t think that you can take weapons of your own choice. The game will give you weapons. There are also powerful MGs but when you use an MG many enemies will come to kill you so kill them by MG. There are also scary background music which diverts makes your game very difficult and it feels that you are doing a real war.

This game checks that you’re hit locations on enemies and used bullets, your life after completing level, number of enemies killed, your preferred weapon etc. According to this it will give you medals. I have played this game and I have also experienced the difficulty and fun of this game. I would like to say to every 10 to 16 years teenager to play this game.

Sunday, August 21, 2011

Saturday, July 30, 2011

भगदड़

गर्मियों की छुट्टियों में मेरे परिवार ने शिमला जाने का निर्णय लिया. मेरे पिता जी ने दिल्ली से शिमला जाने वाली राजधानी एक्सप्रेस की टिकट बुक करवा दी. ट्रेन पहले जून को सुबह आठ बजे निकलने वाली थी. हम सात बजे रेलवे स्टेशन पहुंचे. जैसे ही हम रेलवे स्टेशन में घुसे, मैंने देखा कि ट्रेन के नीचे बैग पड़ा हुआ है. मैंने अपनी माता से कहा कि में देख कर आता हूँ कि यह बैग किसका है.



मैंने रेलवे स्टेशन में कई लोगों से पूछा लेकिन उनमे से किसी का भी बैग नहीं था. अचानक के लड़का बोला 'लगता है आतंकवादिओं ने इस बैग में बम डाला है. यह सुनते ही सभी लोग भागने लगे. रेलवे स्टेशन में भगदड़ शुरू हो गई. मैं डर गया था. तभी अचानक ट्रेन से मम्मी की आवाज़ आई. उन्होंने मुझसे कहा कि इस बैग का मालिक मिल चुका है. में मुश्किल से ट्रेन में घुसा और वह बैग उसके मालिक को दे दिया. 

वह बैग एक अंकल का था जो एक संगीत कर थे. उस बैग में गाने की बुक और अन्य संगीत के चींजें भरी हुई थीं. अंकल ने मुझे धन्यवाद दिया. भगदड़ अब भी चालू थी. मैंने अंकल से उनका माइक माँगा और मैंने सभी लोगों को यह बता दिया कि इस बैग में बम नहीं है और संगीत की चीजें भरी हुई हैं. सभी लोग संतुष्ट हो गए. 

हम शिमला चले गए. ट्रेन से उतारते ही मुझे डर था कि कहीं फिर से भगदड़ न शुरू हो जाए. यह मेरा पहला अनुभव था कि मैंने भगदड़ का सामना किया. 

Monday, January 3, 2011

What happens when we get bored

On 28th December 2010 me and my father went to a clinic in the evening. He came back early from office and we reached the clinic of Doctor Pranjit Bhowmic in time. We saw that he was not in the clinic and there was a big line. Our turn was 17 so we waited. I started watching ‘Ten Cricket’ ‘India vs. South Africa' on T.V.

After 30 minutes

The match got stopped due to bad whether. Suddenly doctor arrived and the turn of patients started from 1.

After 30 minutes

It was the turn of number 4 me my father was waiting but I was becoming bored. I started yawning and my head was paining.

After 1 hour

I was totally mad I wanted to get out from this clinic and it was the turn of 13.  I thought that I was in jail for many years. Then it was my turn after a few minutes. I was happy that after my turn we would get out of there. The doctor told me that I was better than before. He gave us medicines of 7 days. When we got out of there I thought that I was free from jail.

After that day I realized that any person in anywhere waiting for something longer and by this he is not out from that place he will become dull and bored.