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The Secret  It was a normal day in Mrs Ray's lite. The clock struck twelve at noon and her house was looking as prim as it always did. The blankets were folded neatly, the bedsheets were crisp, the kitchen slab was nicely scrubbed to clean away the remnants of the morning breakfast, the plants were watered, the mats were dusted and the furniture was wiped.Everything looked in order but the look on Mrs Ray's face contradicted the orderliness ot the atmosphere. Something was disturbing her. And that was a delayed payment. She worked as a translator for an organisatiornand did freelance work to utilise her time in a productive manner. But for this particular project, her expected payment was to be delayed due to shifting of the office premises.Or so she was told. She was banking on this money to buy a watch for her husband's birthday that was in the following week. He had admired the watch from a distance on their last outing to the shopping may and she had understood his desi...

  Introduction The heart of the tree is a poem by Henry cular Bunnar. It starts by a question which is repeated at the beginning of each word that is " what does he plant whose plants a tree?" I am the answer to the question is given in the following lines. The poem appreciates trees not only for their aesthetic values but also for their important role in human life. The heart is the most important organ in human body and it is essential for human survival and so are trees. The hot hair signifies the most important quality of the tree. Paraphrase... Verse 1... In the beginning of the stanza the poet asks a general question to the readers that is "What does he plant to plant a tree?" It is more than as a general activity of plantation. According to him trees are the friends of Sun and sky as one day the tree will grow tall and appeared to touch the sky and it is referred to as a friend of sun as it needs sunlight for its growth and nourishment. It is a friend of sky ...

  Rowlatt Act of 1919 The Government of lndia Act could not satisfy the demands of the nationalist leaders. This led to the large scale protest, demonstrations, rallies and meeting in different parts of India. This situation alarmed the British government which passed the Rowlatt Act in 1919. This act authorised the govemment to imprison any person without trial and conviction. This act empowered the police authorities to arrest anyone and put in jail on the basis of mere suspicion Consequently, this act was widely criticised by the Indian leaders since it was plainly designed to curb and suppress the demands of the nationalists. By using the provisions under this act, the government put hundreds of freedom fighters into the jail. Many of them were directly executed by the government. The Jallianwala Bagh Massacre (1919) The Rowlatt Act angered the nationalists along with Gandhiji who found the act, completely unjust. As a result, Hartals and protest meetings were held all over the...

  Background: Modern Periodic Law Physical and chemical properties of elements are periodic function of their atomic number that is the repetition of periodic properties depend on atomic number. Period number belongs to number of shells and Group number depends on number of valence electrons If an element has one electron it will be in Group 1 similarly if the element has 3 electron then it will be in Group 13. Number of electrons in valence shell: Metals: 1,2,3 Non metals: 4,5,6,7 Noble gas: 8 Shortest period : Period 1 Short period: Period 2 and 3 Long period: Period 4 and 5 Longest Period : Period 6 and 7 Group 1: Alkali metals ( Alkali metals are those metals who dissolve in water to form alkali ) alkali means bases which dissolve in water. Group 2: Alkaline earth metals Group 17: Halogens Group 18: Noble gas This much was all that which you have studied in class 9 now I shall provide you with specific notes. Property 1 : Valence electron( electrons present in outermost shell)...

How to Write Essay during examination??  If you are worrying for your essay in English language exam then do not get worried just start preparing just 5 days before your exam. First thing which you have to do is think and try to read some topics which have come in the previous years question papers then try to  understand that on which topics you can write 2 pages of a register. Secondly whatever type you have chosen for example story.. you have understood that you can  write a story then the second step which you have to take is you will find some essay books and read as many story essays as you can and try to learn the points and story and at the end you should have learnt atleast 4 - 5 stories so that you can fit these stories in your essays by twisting it little bit. Now you have to remember that you need not to mug up the essay because if you will try to do so then you will end up with nothing because at that time you are so stressed that you can not remember word to...

 Now I will tell you that how you can prepare for your speaking skills. If you have to speak at that moment then first before one day search for some vocabulary and try to memorize as many nice and eloquent words as you can then when you are done before sleeping it should be clear in your head that YOU WILL PERFORM EXEMPLARY!!! . It means you should had developed self confidence before sleeping. Then wake up early morning and try to do some yoga or mediation then be relaxed and calm. Now get ready and when you come to know about the topic then take a deep breath and think for a minute without hesitating speak as if you are talking to some younger brother or sister. Do not look at the eyes of your teacher otherwise you will get nervous. If you fall short of words then do not get panic just conclude your self . Remember do not try to think something you just have to present yourself in a very nice way your content does not matters much... Now i am going to tell you that how you will...

 THE BANGLE SELLERS ICSE Class IX and X poem notes, explanation with symbolism... INTRODUCTION... The bangle sellers is a beautiful poem describing an Indian women's life, her cultural background and traditions along with significant stations in her life. The backdrop of the poem is typically Indian with the lively picture of a village fair near the temple where the bangle sellers sell their lovely bangles and in the process, the poet presents the lively life of the Indian women. Sarojini Naidu celebrates the values and virtues of the Indian womenhood with the help of a string of images associated with different colours of bangles. PARAPHRASE... Verse 1- In the beginning of the poem the hardships of the bangle sellers is shown who are spreading happiness despite of carrying heavy loads. He tries to convince the buyers by telling the traditional and spiritual importance of his bangles. He carries the "shiny loads" to the temple fair. He chose this place as a lot many women...