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ANSWER:

PLEASE return my LIBRARY books

Explanation:

Couch

Training

ANSWER:

returning

Explanation:

PLEASE RETURN my LIBRARY BOOKS

ANSWER:

She will be PARDONED by US.

ANSWER:

"but he TURNED when SAFE on other SIDE"

it's MEANING in is:लेकिन जब वह तिजोरी के दूसरी तरफ मुड़ गया

EVERYTHING has two sides, positive and NEGATIVE. For some people Rain in blissful because of the CLIMATE change during rains, smell of VARIOUS things, greenary and other stuffs are loved by them. but for others it causes many problems, like it hampers the transportation, LANDSLIDES, floods and many more things. So Yes rain is blissful but for some people only

ANSWER:

PLEASE MENTION the STORY MATE

Answer:

Aryabhatt is a RENOWNED mathematician and astronomer of ancient India. He was born in 476 CE in Bihar. One of his MAJOR works was Aryabhatiya written in499 AD. He studied at university of NALANDA.

The GRANDMOTHER will SLEEP in NOON

The PLAYERS are not GOING to (the) FIELD.

Answer:

Ajaya tells his FRIEND that he NEVER eats FISH. that is your PERFECT answer.

ANSWER:

as a FAT MAN for the ROPE is required to punish.

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You didn't MENTION the NAME of the poem.

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ANSWER:

is

EXPLANATION:

It is her ADVANTAGE of she studies with you.

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what did that PACKAGE CONTAINS

ANSWER:

In MALAYALAM it is വേദനിച്ചു

IN HINDI it is दुखी

✍✍✍ COATES KINNEY is the POET of RAIN on the ROOF ✍✍✍

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ANSWER:

the MEANING of BLUR in HINDI in dundhla

ANSWER:

Bad

Explanation:

that's the SENTENCE which SAYS MUCH than WORDS

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Format of a Formal Letter includes:

The following points need to be taken into consideration while writing a Formal letter-

a. A Formal Letter strictly follows the prescribed Format for writing a Formal Letter.

b. Use of colloquial words, abbreviations and slang language should be restricted while writing a Formal letter.

c. A Formal Letter must be PRECISE and to the point.

d. The Subject line is very important in a Formal Letter.

The Format of a Formal Letter is as follows –

1. Sender’s address: The address and contact details of the sender are written here. Include EMAIL and phone number, if required or if mentioned in the question.

2. Date: The date is written below the sender’s address after Leaving one space or line.

3. Receiver’s address: The address of the recipient of the mail (the officer / principal / Editor) is written here.

4. Subject of the letter: The MAIN purpose of the letter forms the subject. It must be written in one line. It must convey the MATTER for which the letter is written.

5. Salutation (Sir / Respected sir / Madam)

6. Body: The matter of the letter is written here. It is divided into 3 paragraphs as follows -

Paragraph 1: Introduce yourself and the purpose of writing the letter in brief.

Paragraph 2: Give a detail of the matter.

Paragraph 3: Conclude by mentioning what you EXPECT. (For example, a solution to your problem, to highlight an issue in the newspaper, etc).

7. Complimentary Closing

8. Sender’s name, signature and designation (if any)

The POET of 'Rain on the ROOF' is COATES KINNEY.

Answer:

KALIDASA was a CLASSICAL Sanskrit writer, widely regarded as the greatest poet and dramatist in the Sanskrit language of India. His plays and poetry are primarily based on the Vedas, the Ramayana, the Mahabharata and the Puranas.Kalidasa has had great influence on several Sanskrit works, on all Indian literature. He also had a great impact on RABINDRANATH Tagore. Sanskrit plays by Kalidasa influenced late eighteenth and early nineteenth-century European literature. According to Dale Carnegie, Father of MODERN Medicine Sir William Osler always kept on his DESK a poem written by Kalidasa.

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a) CHIRU is a very graceful creature.

b) it is found in the snowy MOUNTAINS of Tibet.

c) it lives in extremely cold and HARSH climates.

d) shahtoosh shawls are made from the WOOLS of chirus.

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Answer:

The ART of bread making is a legacy that is granted by the Portuguese to Goa. The Goan pao is the masterpiece. Goan bread MAKER is locally named as PODER.

In Goa, this bread making is a family tradition handed down over generations.

Everything about baking is still the same. The sound of their ARRIVAL and thud of their bamboo stick can still be heard just like the olden days.

Every VILLAGE can have its own bakeries. The bread MAKERS still exist in Goa. we must save their economically useful cultural profession from extinction.

descent

Answer:

A PERSON CONCERNED with LOOKING STYLISH and FASHIONABLE

To adress

Dear

INTRODUCTION

MAIN CONTENT

CONCLUSION

Yours ....

NAME

Answer:

Meaning of Knocking:

to HIT something REPEATEDLY, producing a noise

Explanation:

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The Hundred Dresses is a STORY based on the true experiences of the author about a girl who is teased by her classmates because she is different. Wanda Petronski, a girl who comes from the POOR part of town, is the only student in her class with a 'funny' Polish name. She is ALWAYS quiet and she always wears the same faded blue dress to school everyday, although she claims she has a hundred dresses at home "all lined up in her close."

Maddie KNOWS that she should have stood up to her friends and defended Wanda. She feels guilty for not speaking up, for standing by and allowing her friends to tease Wanda.

Maddie and her friends later discover that Wanda is a very talented artist, and that her drawing of one hundred beautiful dresses has won the school's art contest. The girls realize that they misjudged Wanda, and feel incredibly guilty for never believing her stories of her "one hundred dresses." In the end, the girls write a letter to Wanda, hoping to make amends, and they are pleasantly SURPRISED by her willingness to forgive.

ANSWER:

The FACT has been HIDDEN from me by them .

ANSWER:

Dont write a ABSENT LETTER, enjoy your holiday and dont stress about WRITING a absent letter.

Explanation:

Answer:

ENCYCLOPEDIA of Greek Mythology: Dictys. Fisherman or shepherd of Seriphos. Dictys gave shelter to Perseus and his mother Danae when the TIDE washed them up on his ISLAND. They had been set adrift in a chest by Perseus's grandfather, who had been warned by an oracle that he would die by the hand of a son born to Danae.

Explanation:

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Answer:

since dinitrogen forms TRIPLE BOND, its bond ORDER is 3

Meaning of PRIDE
PLEASURE,JOY and FEELING of happiness

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In "Where The Mind Is Without Fear" (also known as "Gitanjali 35"), Tagore imagines a place wherein people are allowed to thrive, free from the yoke of fear and stratification. The imagery oscillates between hopeful and bleak, as Tagore envisions the future while realistically facing the present. For instance, the speaker believes in the existence of the "clear stream of reason" but acknowledges that it currently veers into the "dreary desert sand of dead habit." Tagore's metaphors sketch the disparity between the present time and place and a future where people are truly free. 

Other elements of the poem besides imagery also reflect this in-between feeling, this liminal mood of being aware of the present and trying to envision a better future. The first six lines of the poem end in semi-colons, punctuation which indicates both a stop and a continuation—a complex feeling of staying put yet MOVING forward.

The last two lines, on the other hand, resound with hope. There is a comma at the end of the seventh line, gracefully pushing the eye to the final line, where the speaker ends definitively with a period: "Into that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake." It is a hope, a prayer, and a call to action for the reader to "awaken" and allow our mind to be "led forward." We also know this line is the true essence of the speaker's meaning, the real point of the poem, because of how it begins. The last line begins with "Into," whereas every single other line begins with the word "Where." The last line is hereby made more distinct, and we can identify it as the meaning on which the poet wishes our thoughts to land.

(It's also important to know that Tagore was the architect of international education METHODS, and even at one time had his own experimental school. His BELIEF in the UNIFYING POWER of education certainly comes through in his description of a place "Where knowledge is free / Where the world has not been broken up into fragments / By narrow domestic walls.")

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Formal:
SENDER's address
date
receiver's address
subject
respected SIR or mam,
(content)
thanking U
your's faithfully /truly /obediently
sender's name
this is the format of formal LETTER ACCORDING to this format u can write ur letter

1) MRS. Bhushan went in search of her husband who was sitting in front of Kamal Kishore's photography shop.

2) A large shady TAMARIND tree grew at one end of the BAZAAR where Mrs Shrivastava FOUND her friend Mrs Bhushan there.

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Derek Walcott’s poem “Ruins of a Great House” starts with the description of a ruined colonial mansion. He described the mansion by using such metaphors which show the decay and death of that place that once used to be a lively place. Trees and plants used to GROW their in the past but now they have become LIFELESS. These are the remnants of that TIME when this house was used as a plantation for the business of slavery in 19th century.

The speaker of the poem is reminded of how Rudyard Kipling in his writings talked about the decline of British Empire and justified the subjugation of the colonized people by quoting references from Bible. He compares the era of colonization with a stinking lime that reeked like deadly slave ships.

The stench of those times is still there and the speaker feels it although the slaveholders have died long ago. He recalls words of John Donne that death of a single man diminished EVERYONE who’s living. His lines fill up the speaker with compassion more than anger and he looks around at the ruins of the house which remind him now of not only those slaves but the death of their masters too.

ANSWER:

GOD would not forget to be kind.

Explanation:

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Ingredients of Khichuri

Rice

Yellow Lentils (Moong Dal)

Potatoes

Cauliflower

Green Peas

Oil

Ghee

Water

Spices like Cloves, CINNAMON, Cardamom, etc

Recipe of Khichuri

1. Take a bowl and soak the roasted rice and roasted lentils separately and keep it aside.

2. Boiled the potatoes and cauliflower separately and keep it aside.

3. Take a pan and add the whole spices along with 2tbsp oil and roast it for 1 minute.

4. Now add soaked rice and dal. MIX it 2-3 times and let it heat for 5 minutes.

5. Then add some water, green peas, potatoes, and cauliflower and let it cook for 10 more minutes.

6. Finally, add ghee and stir it thoroughly.

Two reasons why it is good or healthy food.​

1. It is simple to prepare and an extremely delicious item that improves our immunity system.

2. Ingredients such as Yellow lentils and vegetables gives proteins and vitamins to our body.

Explanation:

The narrator feels that the title could have been SOMETHING like ‘Ranganatha Vivaha’ or ‘Ranganatha Vijaya’ because it is about one of the local lads of the village Rangappa called Ranga. The word ‘marriage’ is reminiscent of the WESTERN influence on this country boy, who had gone to Bangalore to study.

Question 2.

What does the writer say about the Indians aping the West?

Answer:

The writer feels that Indians blindly follow the sahibs in England. Like a flock of sheep, they follow a single . one into the pit. He quotes the example of his village, Hosahalli, not finding a mention anywhere. He says when the English WRITERS did not mention it, Indian geographers, too, did not ever refer to it.

Question 3.

Why were the PEOPLE of the village curious to see Ranga?

Answer:

The people of the village were curious to see Ranga because not many villagers were learned in English back then when the story TAKES place. Ranga was the first one to go to Bangalore for his education and his homecoming was celebrated and people flocked to witness the change, ten years of Bangalore, wrought in him.

Answer:

There’s a popular saying in the world of cricket which goes by ‘Cricket is a Religion in India’. If you are an Indian who follows any BIT of cricket, you WOULD have a fair idea why; it is the KIND of following it has in the country which TOPPLES any of the other sports or any of the other country’s cricket-following.

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Nepal’s miracle eye doctor Dr Sanduk Ruit inspires Australia Awards alumni in Kathmandu

Posted: 8 May 2019

Nepal, Alumni, Disability, Impact, Linkages

Australia Global Alumni

“Life is so short and there are many more things to achieve, this thought keeps me motivated”, were the words of Dr Sanduk Ruit during an inspiring address at an Australia Awards alumni event in Kathmandu recently. Over 100 Australia Awards alumni from Nepal as well as 15 from other countries in South and West Asia, ATTENDED the event in April 2019, organised to encourage alumni to continue to make a DIFFERENCE through their work.

Known as Nepal’s miracle eye doctor Dr Sanduk Ruit, an eminent eye-surgeon, has restored the sight of more than 120,000 people across Nepal and beyond. Early in his career, through his friendship and collaboration, he was inspired by Dr Fred Hollows, a trailblazing Australian eye-surgeon with whom he shared the vision that all people with treatable blindness have the right to restored eyesight.

While in Australia, Dr Ruit learned about a cataract micro-surgery technique using implanted intraocular lenses. He wanted to take this technique and help the poorest of the poor. He is one of the founders of the Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology and the co-founder of Himalayan Cataract Project. Dr Ruit is widely known for his extraordinary contribution in introducing low-cost and effective intraocular lenses and making it affordable and available even to the poorest people for small incision cataract surgery.

Dr Ruit has received several international awards including the prestigious Padma Shri (2018, India), the Ramon Magsaysay (2006, Phillippines), an ORDER of Australia (2007), a National Order of Merit of Bhutan (2015) and many more. Two books, Second Suns (2013) and The Barefoot Surgeon (2018) feature his extraordinary journey of curing preventable blindness.

Addressing the alumni, Dr Ruit said that it was important to have a dream but it is equally important to have a good team to realise the dream. He encouraged alumni to continue to foster partnerships that they formed in Australia and beyond. Dr Ruit himself mentioned the importance of his partnerships at Tilganga Hospital in Nepal but also other partnerships internationally, such as his partnership with Dr Fred Hallows. These partnerships have been instrumental in the restoration of eyesight for hundreds of thousands of people.

Emphasising the need to share your knowledge with others, Dr Ruit shared how proud he was that at the Tilganga Hospital there are many doctors who he trained. He claimed, humbly, that they are now “better eye surgeons” than himself.

HE Peter BUDD, Australian Ambassador to Nepal in his closing remarks expressed his pride in claiming Dr Ruit as one of Australia’s global alumni.

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