This thread is meant to be a repository of interesting anecdotes/news articles/facts/examples/case studies which we can use in our essay and GS papers. In my experience, listing these things down somewhere is not enough to ensure that we are able to use them in the exam. Therefore let us discuss and debate so that we can internalize them.
Lol was watching the same yesterday and thought wait a minute why does it all sound so familiar
The “ Superman of Earth “ Jon Kent, son of Clark Kent( Original Superman), will be coming out as bisexual, reflecting DC’s support for LGBTQ’s representation in the comic world. Other DC comic characters from LGBTQ+ community are BatWoman, Harley Quinn and Robin.
Note- this can be used as example in topics like gender equality, LGBTQ+ issues and likewise.(keeping in mind the Transgender Persons(protection of rights) Act in news)
साहित्यकार का लक्ष्य केवल महफिल सजाना और मनोरंजन का सामान जुटाना नहीं है- उसका दरजा इतना न गिराइये. वह देशभक्ति और राजनीति के पीछे चलने वाली सचाई भी नहीं, बल्कि उनके आगे मशाल दिखाती हुई चलने वाली सचाई है.
https://www.bbc.com/hindi/india-49179764
If you think about it we are one of the luckiest people in history for being alive at the same time when some of the worlds greatest leaders are also alive -Xi Xinping , Narendra Modi, Erdogan, Putin. These leaders will be remembered in history for giving a new life and new prominence to their respective countries, duniya me Danka baj rha being their greatest contribution.
what's more fascinating is that All of them are trying to surpass the legacies of their countries' biggest leaders - Nehru , Mao, Stalin, Ataturk- and at the same time also forging New India , New Turkey , New Russia , New China.
I think the same can be said about every generation. People living in the era of the 2 world wars saw the likes of Lenin and Gandhi and Nehru and Stalin and Roosevelt and Churchill and Hitler. The generation before had Marx and Garibaldi and Mazzini.If you think about it we are one of the luckiest people in history for being alive at the same time when some of the worlds greatest leaders are also alive -Xi Xinping , Narendra Modi, Erdogan, Putin. These leaders will be remembered in history for giving a new life and new prominence to their respective countries, duniya me Danka baj rha being their greatest contribution.
what's more fascinating is that All of them are trying to surpass the legacies of their countries' biggest leaders - Nehru , Mao, Stalin, Ataturk- and at the same time also forging New India , New Turkey , New Russia , New China.
At the same time, a generalization to the effect of being luckiest in the history is an overstatement. I am sure people in the war torn Yemen and Ethiopia and Afghanistan don't feel the same.
If you think about it we are one of the luckiest people in history for being alive at the same time when some of the worlds greatest leaders are also alive -Xi Xinping , Narendra Modi, Erdogan, Putin. These leaders will be remembered in history for giving a new life and new prominence to their respective countries, duniya me Danka baj rha being their greatest contribution.
what's more fascinating is that All of them are trying to surpass the legacies of their countries' biggest leaders - Nehru , Mao, Stalin, Ataturk- and at the same time also forging New India , New Turkey , New Russia , New China.
A new addition the Neo-Pharaoh Al Sisi heralding the reemergence of Egyptian civilisation on the world map with a brand new parliament, a palatial presidential palace all costing just around $45 billion, not a huge price to pay to leave a lasting legacy in the scroll of history. Plus it will generate huge employment opportunities, much like our very own Vistas project. It's not just india that became independent recently , the whole world is overthrowing the elitist yoke of yesteryears and installing sincere, grounded, people's leaders in their place. New Egypt , New India , New Turkey, new China, isn't it such an exciting time to be. Granted people in Yemen , Afghanistan, and such other hellholes are suffering but history is not written from perspective of such nondescript, unrefined geographical entities, it's written for civilizations.
- used to describe the vast difference in the wages of essential workers such as nurses and farmers and that of others such as CEOs of companies, who are considered by many to be nonessential workers. This paradox has been cited by many critics of the market economy, who argue that it is an unfair economic system that leads to inequality among different populations.
- used in discussions on the theory of value to elaborate the concept of marginal utility and how the use value of an object can differ quite a lot from its exchange value.