From the ancient time India remains the father of education, at that time the gurukuls were in trend which teaches only that subject that a particular want to learn and he or she gets skilled in that particular subject whether it’s academic or related to any physical activity. Nowadays schools have taken place of the gurukuls in which the students are forced to learn some common subjects against his or her interest that is why in India the grades matter more than the skills. Students are forced to carry heavy bags to schools due to which there is a great loss in their both physical and mental health which is becoming a blockage in their future. If we see towards the future then there is lots of work that has to be done in the field of education. We are blending toward smart classes or online classes today that has to be done a several years ago, that is why Indian education system is lacking in the field. If we talk about present the government is taking every step in the field of education to help children make their life. According to the survey, India has the more number of youngsters than any other country in the world. Despite being the youngest country in the world they are failing in the field of education. If we want to achieve that position then the education must be formalised now so that its effects can be seen in the future. World is expecting more from India and it is the time for all the young Indians to prove them wrong. The ways government are taking steps then in the upcoming 50 years the education will be democratised and done online only through home and they can gain knowledge from any part of India

Yesterday, I was sitting in window and enjoying Rain. I was thinking about what can I do? At that time suddenly my brother came and he suggested to play PUBG. I was like… Are you kidding? How could girls play PUBG? On that sentence he delivered me a whole lecture. He said there is no age limit to play any game… Blah.. Blah.. Blah.. But I was not interested & he also know that didi was not going to show any intrest . So he went on his friends house and continued his work. At that time, I was thinking where is the future of these people? Really they don’t have anything to do apart from playing games 🤔.. Actually, I am not against of games. But there is word called “Limits” If we are spending our whole day with headphones & smartphones then this is wrong. I respect those gamers who choose their careers in this field. But what about that people who are spending their whole day in this. According to me, games are just for Entairnment purpose. So we should play it only for Entairnment. I want to tell you one case related this, in our colony there is one boy who is just in 5th standard. But he is totally addicted to PUBG. His mom beat him very badly everyday but no effect. He used to spend his whole day in PUBG. One day his father decided to take his smartphone and his parents took his smartphone & also they decided not to use smartphones. After 2 days he was completely psychologically disordered. He was breaking everything, running anywhere & making horrible faces and many things. He was completely mentally retarded so now he is in hospital. After taking whole treatment he is returning home. So I kindly request you all people who are addicted towards games like this please be aware & save your future as well as life.

Twelve-year-old Gwenyth has dark brown eyes and a fierce desire to change people’s negative perception of sharks. She attends West Oaks French Immersion school in Ontario, where she and about a dozen other kids who test as gifted, spend three days every other month exploring topics outside their usual curriculum. Most recently, they studied forensics, searching for clues, avoiding red herrings, and learning how scientists test for DNA evidence.

But it’s sharks that fascinate her. She’s determined to be a marine biologist some day and has given considerable thought to what she’ll need to achieve this. Her teacher, Mrs Ensing, who is optimistic about Gwenyth’s prospects, routinely tells her elite group that they can be anything they want to be.

Gwenyth likes her teacher but is troubled by this philosophy. ‘You can’t be anything,’ she says, ‘if you don’t manage to get the marks good enough, or if you have the wrong idea about it. There was a guy on YouTube who wanted to be a veterinarian and they made him watch a video of something happening to an animal and he fainted, so he didn’t get the job.’

Her skepticism is well-founded. A 2012 LinkedIn survey showed that roughly one in three adults are working at their ‘dream job’, which means that two in three are not. Gallup’s most recent State of the American Workplace poll came up with similar results when it concluded that 30 per cent of employees are ‘engaged’ in their work, while 52 per cent are ‘not engaged’ and 18 per cent are ‘actively disengaged’.

‘When you tell somebody: You can be anything,’ says Jean Twenge, professor of psychology at San Diego State University and author of Generation Me (2014), ‘that “anything” they’re thinking of is rarely a plumber or an accountant.’

Indeed, a 2011 survey of more than 5,000 children around the world revealed that while almost half of children in developing countries dreamed of becoming doctors and teachers, more than a quarter of American children aspire to such careers as professional athletes, singers and actors. When a grown‑up asks the inevitable: What do you want to be when you grow up?, most kids have an answer: video‑game developer; astronaut; back-up dancer for Rihanna. And many grown-ups will congratulate them for dreaming big, assuring them that, with hard work and a can-do attitude, they can be anything they want.

When your child is four or five, barring intellectual disabilities or severe behavioural diagnoses, anything does seem possible. A child shows an interest in art and we imagine his work eventually hanging in galleries. A talented runner, we think, might make the Olympics. Kids who love science are given microscopes and we begin to wonder if we should start saving up for college fees at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Backing our hopes and theirs are the culture’s cheerleaders, led by viral convocation speeches and a steady stream of ‘overnight’ successes unveiled on reality shows and YouTube, all urging us to dream big and never give up.

Consider Steve Jobs’s commencement address to Stanford graduates in 2005. He was, of course, talking to the high achievers who had already earned a degree from a prestigious university. But with more than 22 million views on YouTube, his advice – ‘find what you love… Don’t settle’ – has resonated with the masses. Oprah Winfrey, whose own rags-to-riches tale gives her moral authority, insists that if we follow our passion, achievement will follow. Even Dr Seuss left us with Oh, the Places You’ll Go! (1990), which has become the go-to graduation gift for millions, assuring kids that their imminent success is ‘98 and ¾ per cent guaranteed’.

Andhra Pradesh is one of the most visited Indian states on account of its enormous range of societies and celebrations. The province of Jasmines has a particular flavor with a social hardening. Celebrations in Andhra Pradesh have their own one of a kind scent that charges a great many adherents and visitors, alongside the neighborhood move structures like Kuchipudi.

12 Festivals In Andhra Pradesh

Here we are drilling down 12 most broadly watched celebrations in Andhra Pradesh. On the off chance that you are wanting to take a productive outing to Andhra Pradesh, at that point you may coordinate your timetable as per these celebrations to see the energetic culture rehearsed here. The excellence of these Andhra Pradesh celebrations is that they are completely celebrated with tremendous grandeur in the state making it an enormous incredible sight. Let us presently talk about in detail a portion of the acclaimed celebration of Andhra Pradesh that may intrigue you.

1. Pongal – Observed At The Inception Of The Harvesting Season

Pongal or Makar Sankranti is praised in pretty much all aspects of India. It is one of the well known reap celebrations of India. Individuals of Andhra Pradesh observe Pongal in an exceptional manner. They spruce up in old characters present in their folklore, and visitors are welcomed for the blowout and dispersed desserts.

2. Ugadi – Celebrated As The New Year’s Day

Ugadi otherwise called Gudi Padwa in certain pieces of India is a broadly praised celebration in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Karnataka. Individuals in Andhra Pradesh observe Ugadi as per the lunisolar schedule in Hinduism, Lots of flavorful desserts are made on the day like Puran Poli and Bhakshya.

3. Vinayaka Chaturthi – Marked As The Birthday Of Lord Ganesha

Broadly known as Ganesha Chaturthi in Maharashtra the celebration is one of the most generally spread celebrations of India set apart as the birthday of Lord Ganesha. Individuals of Andhra Pradesh call it Vinayaka Chaturthi, Vinayaka is one of the titles gave to Lord Ganesha. On this terrific happy day, individuals of Andhra Pradesh adore The Lord with leaves, blossoms, shoe glue, vermilion, kheer, and so forth.

4. Visakha Utsav – Amazing Cultural Festival In South India

This is one of those social and renowned celebration of Andhra Pradesh which is sorted out by the state government. The four-day celebration began in 1997. Individuals come in huge numbers to observe social shows, games, conventional artworks, a display of pieces of clothing, bloom shops, and a few legacy visits.

5. Tirupati Tirumala Brahmotsavam – The Festival Of Lord Brahma

This is an endlessly observed Hindu celebration at the Tirumala Venkateswara sanctuary in Tirupati. The celebration of Lord Brahma goes on for nine days consistently in October. It is accepted that Lord Brahma was the first to begin this celebration in the sanctuary. A few customs are followed during the nine merry days in Tirupati Tirumala Brahmotsavam. On the most recent day of Brahmotsav, an enormous group comes to observe the happiness scenes of the parade of Lord Venkateswara which pass by a few roads before arriving at the sanctuary.

6. Lumbini Festival – Highlights Buddhist Culture

This Buddhist celebration is sorted out by the Department of Tourism of the state government in Andhra Pradesh. Buddhism had an incredible noteworthiness in medieval Andhra Pradesh so this celebration is an exertion of the legislature to feature the Buddhist culture. The Lumbini celebration is commended in the area of Hyderabad (presently the capital of Telangana) and Nagarjunasagar.

This three-day celebration sees the footfalls of thousands of guests consistently in the period of December and is one of the significant celebrations in Andhra Pradesh.

7. Rayalaseema Food and Dance Festival – Biggest Art Mela

This the greatest Art Mela in Andhra Pradesh devoted to Crafts, Food and Cultural Dances. The individuals of the Chittoor locale assemble at the Rayalaseema district to be a piece of extraordinary shows and presentations. In 2016 Rayalaseema Food and Dance Festival was recorded in the best 5 Indian Food and Art celebrations.

8. Deccan Festival – Dedicated to Hyderabad’s Art And Crafts And More

Deccan Festival is one of the most celebrated and well known celebration of Andhra Pradesh. It is a multi day long celebration celebrated in numerous significant places in Hyderabad. The celebration is devoted to Hyderabad’s specialty, food and culture. Numerous neighborhood fairs and shows are held at a few spots. Food celebrations are additionally celebrated to love to stunning cooking of this state.

9. Christmas – Commemorates The Birth Of Jesus Christ

Christmas isn’t just a significant celebration for the individuals of Andhra Pradesh yet for the whole world. It is seen to recognize the introduction of Jesus Christ on Earth. The day delightfully begins tuning in to the congregation ensembles portraying the frightened deeds of Jesus.

Numerous melas and fairs are additionally composed during this time in the state. What makes the Christmas one of a kind in Andhra Pradesh is that the Syrian Christians watch this celebration with vivid umbrellas, very much brightened elephants, and heartfelt strict rhythms

10. Diwali – The Festival Of Light

Diwali is another celebration celebrated with much eagerness in Andhra Pradesh. Otherwise called the Festival of Light, it is one of the most significant Hindu celebrations commended all around the globe on the new moon day known as Amavasya. During this astonishing time, you can discover a great deal of firecrackers. The claim to fame of the celebration is the delicious Diwali desserts of this state and the fairs which are directed at different spots. It is among the most well known celebrations of India.

11. Maha Shivratri – A Festival Dedicated To Lord Shiva

Maha Shivratri is a celebration committed to Lord Shiva and is praised the evening of Krishna chaturdashi. Individuals quick on this day and visit the sanctuaries to offer their petition. A great deal of shows and exhibitions are sorted out in the sanctuaries around evening time. It is accepted to be perhaps the most seasoned celebration of Andhra Pradesh.

12. Dussehra – Celebrates The Victory Of Good Over Evil

The celebration of Dussehra is prominently known as Vijayadashami and Dasara in the south. Vijayadashami is commended for 10 days where individuals offer their appreciation to Goddess Durga. Individuals of the state visit the sanctuary of Goddess Durga and wear lovely conventional clothing types. Another significant viewpoint which individuals of this state follow is to set up the ‘Bommala Koluvu’ at their homes. This is a delightful course of action of dolls and toys. This 10 days celebration is considered as one of the mainstream celebrations in October in India.

The basic etiquette of humans is decreasing day by day. Humanity is the basic etiquette, and we have seen people with no morale and no discipline. The survival of ordinary people is getting complicated. Not only humans simultaneously animals as well. Surviving has become a threat these days, not only through this novel COVID-19 but as a ordinary person. We have lost all the manners, discipline, responsibility towards the nation, being a responsible citizen in the society!! Our Indian cultural is going all in vain. Pardon for using such words but honestly this year is showing us how people have been all through this time. This year is showing us everything which we have took from the nature, Floods, cyclone, asteroids, Deadly virus day by day death of innocents due to this virus, deaths of our Martyr’s, death of our dearly celebrities, deaths of animal’s, starvation, unhygienic hospitals and clinics etc.,

A person is required to have a basic etiquette as a human that is humanity. Without this a human is no longer called a human. Humanity serves everything. Helping each other has become a deal. No one genuinely wants to help each other. Atleast in this pandemic show some humanity. Help people those who are surving through hard situation. If one has enough then definitely they should help the one in need and if you can’t do this then sorry to say this but you are pathetic. No one knows what one’s going through. Your little help may make someone’s day.

Basic help can make their part of life hassle free for sometime. People should have mutual understandings among themselves, they are sitting at home and having two times meal daily also the family members are healthy. People can help in several ways. Helping is what needed in this crucial time.

~We can help providing basic necessities of day to day life.

~ By donating through apps. Even the economy is declining so, government need funding!

~ The shopkeepers should reduce prices. Atleast in this time one should not look forward for their own profit.

~ Those who have renters, then you should not ask for arleast 2 months rent, how will they arrange in this difficult time.

~ Medication should be provided at low cost and treatments should be less costly.

~ By not disturbing and harming any animal. Living peacefully and let them live peacefully too.

~ By not asking any kind of fees from the school, tuition, institution, colleges etc.,

~ Lastly, promote students to the next class. As we couldn’t afford to risk our lives for the sake of examination.

If you can help through any of these things then you should surely come forward. Please consider this and ask you parents to look forward. Thanking you in advance!!