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DIAMOND ENGLISH ESSAYS

Educational & Professional | 57 Chapters

Author: Dr M.s Narayan

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Diamond English essays is a book of short essays. It has been specially designed for college students.  This book can be read by the students from class 10th level and above. This book will help students to learn how to write essays? Essays are asked in various Board examinations as well as various competitive examinations. Student can learn from given chapters about various issues of contemporary time. They can learn how to write effective ....

Pollution By SHUBHAM

SHUBHAM

Dyal Singh College , Karnal (132001) , Haryana

Pollution, likewise called ecological contamination or pollution, the expansion of any substance (solid, liquid, or gas) or any type of energy, (for example, warmth, sound, or radioactivity) to the climate at a rate quicker than it very well may be scattered, weakened, decayed, reused, or put away in some innocuous structure. The significant sorts of contamination, generally arranged by climate, are air contamination, water contamination, and land contamination. Present day culture is additionally worried about explicit sorts of contaminations, for example, commotion contamination, light contamination, and plastic contamination. Contamination, everything being equal, can effect sly affect the climate and natural life and frequently impacts human wellbeing and prosperity.

History Of pollution

Albeit ecological contamination can be brought about by regular occasions, for example, woodland flames and dynamic volcanoes, utilization of the word contamination for the most part suggests that the pollutants have an anthropogenic source—that is, a source made by human exercises. Contamination has gone with mankind since the time gatherings of individuals originally congregated and stayed for quite a while in any one spot. In fact, antiquated human settlements are as often as possible perceived by their squanders—shell hills and rubble stacks.

By the center of the twentieth century, an attention to the need to ensure air, water, and land conditions from contamination had created among the overall population. Specifically, the distribution in 1962 of Rachel Carson’s book Quiet Spring zeroed in consideration on ecological harm brought about by inappropriate utilization of pesticides, for example, DDT and other relentless synthetic compounds that gather in the evolved way of life and disturb the normal equilibrium of environments on a wide scale. Accordingly, significant bits of natural enactment, for example, the Spotless Air Act (1970) and the Perfect Water Act (1972; US), were passed in numerous nations to control and alleviate ecological contamination or ecological pollution.

Pollution Control

The presence of natural contamination raises the issue of contamination control. Incredible endeavors are made to restrict the arrival of hurtful substances into the climate through air contamination control, wastewater treatment, strong waste administration, unsafe waste administration, and reusing. Tragically, endeavors at contamination control are frequently outperformed by the size of the issue, particularly in less-created nations. Poisonous degrees of air contamination are basic in numerous huge urban communities, where particulates and gases from transportation, warming, and assembling collect and wait. The issue of plastic contamination ashore and in the seas has just developed as the utilization of single-use plastics has expanded around the world. Moreover, ozone harming substance discharges, for example, methane and carbon dioxide, keep on driving an Earth-wide temperature boost and represent an extraordinary danger to biodiversity and general wellbeing.

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Clean India By SHUBHAM

SHUBHAM

Dyal Singh College , Karnal (132001) , Haryana

One of the fundamental necessities of life is to keep yourself and your environmental factors clean. In the event that a nation is spotless, at that point the residents are solid and this prompts a sound country. Tidiness straightforwardly impacts the turn of events and achievement of a nation. To make our current circumstance solid and liberated from contamination, we should work on keeping our environmental factors clean by not doing the exercises that dirty the climate.

The removal of trash and waste material on roads and streets presents genuine dangers to humanity. Additionally, it makes our nation tastefully revolting. Individuals and other living creatures present on the earth begin becoming sick because of unfortunate environmental factors. Subsequently, it’s the need of an hour to make India perfect and green.

The monetary development of the nation is straightforwardly relative to its tidiness level. Vacationers like to visit nations that are tastefully engaging and don’t have awful and terrible environmental factors. So on the off chance that we keep our India clean, our travel industry area will develop which thusly expands the economy the nation.

There are number of ways by which we can keep our India clean, the first one incorporates conveying a polybag wherever we go. Rather than tossing the trash on the streets, it is astute to toss it in these poly sacks hence contributing a little to neatness.

The other significant measure is to isolate squander in three distinct receptacles that are Biodegradable, Recyclable and Others. This framework would assist with separating among squanders and makes the removal simpler.

Likewise, we should advance the reusing of items and particularly plastic things. Rather than tossing the plastic and gagging the climate, it is smarter to do some DIY with it to reuse it.

In this way, every one of these measures could help us in creation India a spotless spot to live in. Government and individuals should put forth joined attempts to spread mindfulness and follow healing measures to keep it perfect and green.

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Reforms in child labour law By Dr. Ranganathaiah. C.B

Dr. Ranganathaiah. C.B.

Assistant Professor of Law

Government Law College, Ramanagara

Introduction

Child labour should be identified rescued and released for their education rehabilitation and economic rehabilitation of their families by way of imparting employable skill and providing income generation avenues with special focus on migrants and vulnerable communities

Child labour law is the pivot around which the strategies for addressing hard labour at tender age cluster law as always been viewed as an instrument not only to reviewed societal norms , attitude and behavior and there manifestations but also to mitigate social evil which emerge from the mindset actions , customs and traditional

Intervention of law is therefore imperative in dealing with the extremely complex issue of child labour which is deeply intravenous social-fabric the national child labour policy in India [NCLP] . The legislative action having three important ingredients as follows

1 the progressive elimination of child labour in general and specially in hazardous occupations

2 law to emerge as an effective weapon needs to be free from loopholes

3 An effective enforcement

The child labour [ prohibition and regulation] Act 1986 was amended in 2016 the act itself primarily to prohibit employment of children in all occupations and process to facilitate their enrollment in school in view of the children to free and compulsory education act -2009 [6 to 14 years of age] . To probity employment for adolescents in hazardous occupations and process and to regulate the conditions of services of adolescents in line with the international labour originations [ ILO] convention -138 and convention- 182 according to the ilo convention number – 138 the minimum age convention , a minimum age of entry into work shall not been less than the age of completion of compulsory schooling age .

Conclusion

The objectives of the Amendment of child labour act in 2016 could be realized by carrying of preventive intervention by way of enrolling and retaining all children below the age of 14 years in school the child should be identified , released for their educational rehabilitation, economic rehabilitation of their families by way of importing employable skills and providing income generation avenues with special focus migrants and vulnerable communities

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Conventional vs. Modern Education System By Dr. Rosy Bansal

Dr. Rosy Bansal

Asstt. Professor, Department of Food Processing & Engg.

GSSDGS Khalsa College, Patiala

Ms. Esha Bansal

PGT Economics, Red Roses Public School, Gurugram

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world” Nelson Mandela

In order to sharpen even this weapon of education we need to transform the education system with modern and futuristic approach. Change is the only constant in this dynamic world. The New Education policy will be a landmark in the history of education in India. Over a period, there were numerous arguments for better education system in India. The education system introduced by the British government is influenced by self- serving motives. It completely ignored the technical and moral education. Indian reformers of that time opined that in order to keep up with times, India requires a modern education system. Different scholars have different point of view with respect to Education. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar compared it with the milk of tigress; one who takes it, will strive for progressive changes in the society.

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