Short Essays

 List of Short Essays 

Myself

I am a student who’s studying in a prestigious college in Lahore

city. It’s a city where I grew up. I live in a town with my family. The school

I studied till 12th is also in the town.

Things I am good at

Almost everyone is kind at least one sport. The one competition

that I am good at is basketball. In my school, almost everyone had an obsession

with the sport, and so did I. Every game period, my teacher would make us play

basketball, along with other games. Over the years, the way I played basketball

improved, and while learning the game, I discovered other lessons as well. One

of the lessons I’ve learned is how to play in a team. When you play in a group,

you depend on each other for winning.

I have always been energetic and lively. While many people feel

awkward and weird, making me friends, I have no problems with making new

friends. I can talk to everyone quickly and know them.

A House on Fire

In the evening of last Sunday, I

found that the house of our neighborhood caught fire. The flames were rising to

the sky.

Suddenly I heard shouts of “Fire,

Fire!” I woke up at once and looked out in the street. I saw a house on fire.

I ran downstairs and reached the

place. Many people had collected there. They were running with buckets full of

water and bags full of sand. What a terrible scene I saw that day!

But it did prove of much help. A

strong wind was blowing. Some cries were heard from inside the house. The house

belonged to a doctor.

Soon some fire-engines reached

the spot. Two firemen entered the burning house. They helped the doctor’s

family to come out. Fortunately, no one was killed.

The fire was brought under

control. The building was reduced to ashes. The shopkeeper had suffered a great

loss. It was a very fearful sight.

My Best Friend

• I
  have a huge group of friends at my school, but my best friend’s name is Arjun.
• He
  has a round face with brown hair and eyes.
• My
  best friend is funny and outgoing by nature.
• He
  is a gentle and well-mannered boy who is loved by one and all.
• He
  is very good at his studies and helps me in my studies too.
• We
  sit, study and play together at school.
• Arjun
  and I stay in the same locality.
• His
  parents and my parents are good friends too. They visit us often.
• During
  break time, we eat and share our lunch with each other.
• On
  my birthday, he gives me wonderful gifts. I also give him nice gifts on
  his birthday.
• I
  always pray to God to keep us safe and healthy at all times.

 

An Accident

Once I was on my way back home from

festive shopping when I witnessed a road accident. I was with my sister and it

was around 6 o’ clock in the evening. In the middle of the road, we saw a crowd

surrounding something. We weren’t quite sure what was happening as the first

thought that came to our mind was that it was probably a quarrel between two

men. However, when we reached the spot, we found out an accident had taken

place.

After that, we got to know the whole

story. A man was crossing the road when a truck hit him leaving him severely

injured. The man was lying on the ground bleeding profusely and people were

calling for an ambulance. We instantly called up the ambulance but time was

running out. Therefore, an auto driver took the man in his auto and rushed to

the hospital.

Subsequently, the police arrived as

the people had caught the driver and were beating him up. After the police

came, they caught hold of the driver and asked about the incident. Later, we

came to know that the driver was drunk. The police detained him and went to the

hospital for a statement. Fortunately, the driver was declared out of danger.

The doctors dressed his wounds and informed that he was still in shock.

That incident made me realize how

precious our lives are. In addition, as to how we take it for granted. We must

all be very careful when on road, on foot or by a car that does not matter. We

can adopt measures that will prevent road accidents.

Morning Walk

There is an old proverb that says ‘Early to bed and early to

rise, makes a man health, wealthy and wise. I am in the habit of getting up

early in the morning and have formed the habit of taking long morning walks in

the past two years. It is a light exercise and best for physical fitness. The

morning air which is fresh and pure is beneficial for the lungs. The early rays

of the rising sun are good for healthy skin. ‘ Health is Wealth’ and Doctors

also recommend morning walk to their patients for gaining sound  health

and freshness of energy.

At a distance of about one kilometer from my house there is a

big park. Along with my neighborhood friend I cover the distance. We jog in

winters and walk easily in summers. On the way we meet other people , whom we

know by now heading towards the park. We exchange greetings and move on. It is

very rare that we two friends miss our morning walk.

During winters mostly the people stay indoors but during summers

young and old alike are seen enjoying the beautiful weather. The dew drops on

the leaves, grasses and flower petals shine like little pearls. There is the

refreshing cool breeze blowing the sweet smell of the flowering plants. The

birds chirruping in groups are seen all around. It is almost the same scene

daily and same people dew meet in the  park but the charm of early morning

is everlasting.

We run on the circular path of the park. After two –complete

rounds we let ourselves fall on the wet grass and roll happily on the softness

below.

Few little children are seen playing with balls. Only the old and

the aged are seen sitting in a group. They all know each other well. They

prefer to sit quietly and discuss matters on politics, the changing times and

their younger generations. Fat people walk briskly in a bid to reduce extra

fats.

As we lay down to rest we watch the sun in the sky. The sight of

the rising sun and the quick change of colour is captivating.

The morning walks keeps me fresh and energetic the whole day. A

regular morning walk is necessary for maintaining a sound body and mind.

My favorite Teacher

• I like all my teachers, but
  Shreya ma’am is my favourite among all.
• She is our class teacher. She
  takes our attendance daily in the morning.
• She teaches us Mathematics.
• I used to dislike Mathematics
  earlier. But Shreya ma’am teaches it in an interesting way. Now, I love
  the subject.
• She is the best teacher and is
  the favourite of most of my classmates too.
• She is a very sweet and kind
  person.
• She explains everything in an
  easy and fun way.
• Whenever we are not able to
  understand anything, she patiently teaches it again and again.
• She is very disciplined,
  punctual and sometimes strict too.
• She teaches us good habits and
  moral values. She is an ideal teacher.

 

Our School

• My school is one of the most
  popular schools in town.
• My school building is very
  spacious and beautiful.
• My school has a huge playground
  where I can play various outdoor games.
• I have many friends at my
  school where we study and play together.
• My school teachers are very
  kind and caring towards everyone.
• We celebrate all national
  functions at my school with great pomp and show.
• My school has a huge library
  where we can read books.
• My school conducts physical
  education classes once every week.
• My school has a science lab
  which is well-equipped.
• I love to go to school because
  I learn new things every day.

My Mother

My mother is an

ordinary woman she is my superhero. In every step of my, she supported and

encouraged me. Whether day or night she was always there for me no matter what

the condition is. Furthermore, her every work, persistence, devotion,

dedication, conduct is an inspiration for me. In this essay on my mother, I am

going to talk about my mother and why she is so special to me. Why I Love My Mother So Much?

I love her not because she is my mother and we should

respect our elders. I respect her because she has taken care of me when I was

not able to speak. At that time, she has taken care of all my needs when I

wasn’t able to speak.

Additionally, she taught me how to

walk, speak, and take care of myself. Similarly, every bigger step that I have

taken in my life is all because of my mother. Because, if she hasn’t taught me

how to take small steps then I won’t be able to take these bigger step.

Her Love

She is an essence of truthfulness,

love, and sincerity. Another reason is that she showers her family with her

blessing and live. Furthermore, she gives us everything but never demand

anything in return. The way she cares for everyone in the family inspires me to

the same in my future.

Also, her love is not just for the

family she treats every stranger and animals the same way she did to me. Due

to, this she is very kind and sensible towards the environment and animals.

A Companion of Trouble

Whenever I was in trouble or scolded

by dad I run towards my mother as she is the only one that can save me from

them. Whether a small homework problem or a bigger problem she was always there

for me.

Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad

Ali Jinnah

Mohammad Ali Jinnah the founder of Pakistan, was

born on December 25, 1876, in a house known as Wazir Mansion located in

Karachi. His father’s name was Jinnah Poonja, and Mother was Mithibai, he

belongs to a merchant family. He was a great politician and a well-known lawyer

of his time. Quaid e Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah received his early education

from Sindh Madarsat ul Islam and Christian missionary school. He went to

England for higher education and got admission at Lincoln’s Inn law school in

London. At the age of 20 he enrolled in Bombay high court when he came back to

British India, he was the youngest one to enter the bar, where he started to

take interest in political affairs of the nation and became famous in the next

three years. 

He was a man of his words and the greatest spokesman, he always

stood like a rock in front of opponents and never lay down. Gandhi called him

“an impossible man ” due to his determinacy over his principles. Jinnah said:

“Think a hundred times before you make a decision, but once that decision is

taken, stand by it as one man”.In 1930 he became an undisputed leader of all

the Muslims of sub-continent and started to lead Muslim League in 1933. In 1940

Pakistan resolution was drafted by Muslim league at Minar e Pakistan -Lahore

which has been proved as a backbone in the war of freedom.

After the Pakistan Resolution passed, he worked day and night and

did not worried about his health which was going down day by day, but he kept

it secret and never disclosed it to anyone, his sacrifice was not for his own

interest but for the whole Muslim nation. It was due to his wise leadership and

vigorous effort that Pakistan came into being on August 14, 1947. He was

fighting with tuberculosis for many years but never made it his weakness, died

on September 11, 1948, just 13 months after the creation of this beloved

homeland.

My Village

1.   

My village is in Lahore.

2.   

It is located amidst nature.

3.   

A river ravi across the entire village.

4.   

The river provides water for irrigation and other farming

activities.

5.   

Apart from irrigation, the river water is in use for washing and

cleaning purposes.

6.   

The women and maids fetch drinking water from the local well.

7.   

Not many vehicles travel through our village. Hence, there is

little or no pollution at all.

8.   

The village does not have a massive population; as a result, it

is clean and tidy.

9.   

The main occupation practiced over here is farming,

cattle-rearing, and fishing.

10.

Developmental works are being carried around in the village for

modernization.

My House

1. I live in a village and my house his not small.

2) my house is big because of our extended

family.

3) There are 8 members in my family.

4) we have 7 rooms in our house with 3 attached

bathroom.

5) our house in not well decorated.

6) There are a lot of trees surrounding our

house.

7) some of these is mango tree, palm tree,

coconut tree etc.

8) These trees provide shadow and make our cool.

9) these trees also save us from a lot of

environmental disasters.

10) We love animals, so we have some domestic

animals in our house.

My Country

1.

My Country Name is Pakistan.

2. It has four provinces.

3. It is situated in Continent Asia.

4. It came into being on August 14th, 1947.

5. Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah is its

founder.

6. Its Capital is Islamabad.

7. Its national language is Urdu.

8. Its national game is hockey.

9. It is a beautiful country.

10. I love my country.

My Classroom

1.          

I read in class IV.

2.          

My classroom is very big.

3.          

It is very airy.

4.          

It has one door and two windows.

5.          

It has two electric fans.

6.          

My classroom is very beautiful.

7.          

There are desks and benches in it.

8.          

There are charts and maps on the walls.

9.          

It has a whiteboard.

10.       

It is a very clean room.

11.       

I like my classroom very much.

My Watch

This is a wrist watch. 

This is my

watch. 

It is made of plastic

and silver.

It has a beautiful

chain.

It keeps correct time.

It is a digital watch.

It is a birthday gift

from my father.

It has a big digital

display screen.

I wear it on my wrist.

I love my watch.

The Postman

A

postman is a well-known person. He is a public servant. He works in the post

office. He delivers letters, money orders, parcels, greeting cards, etc. from

door to door and street to street. His services are very important. People wait

for his knock on the door. He is always welcome. The postman wears a khaki

uniform and carries a bag full of letters, etc. He collects letters from

letterboxes. Then they are sent through the mail-vans and trains to the

addresses at different places.

He

delivers letters received in his post office from other post-offices and

places. He delivers registered and speed-post articles also. He links

people and places. He brings news from friends’ relatives and near and dear

ones from distant places. He brings greetings and good wishes cards. Sometimes

there may be a piece of unwelcome news. But again, it is important because it

concerns us. The news is news, whether good or bad and must be communicated.

The

duties of a postman are difficult. These are more difficult for a postman

working in a village. He has to cover long distances on foot, bicycle or

sometimes on can boats. Sun or rain, freezing cold or scorching heat, he is on

his duty. But he is poorly paid. His salary is meagre. He has poor chances of

promotion. His work conditions and pay should be raised. He should be provided

with government accommodation. His children should be given better

opportunities for education and training.

He

should also be insured as he has to face dangerous situations. In far-flung

rural areas, he has to cross rivers and thick forests When he carries money

orders, his risks increase all the more. He deserves our sympathy and regard.

He has very few holidays and his hours of work are long and difficult We must

give him better treatment and salary.

My favorite Book

A Book is like a true

friend, a philosopher, and a motivator. They are incredible gifts to humans.

They are a source of immense knowledge and wisdom. You can turn to books for

guidance in your life. They offer many insights and give a magic portal to connect

ourselves with people of the past and present. It helps you live with a purpose

and clarity most of the time. Reading is a great habit to inculcate. Great

readers become great writers while great writers become great communicators. It

makes good societies. The positives of books are endless.

Some people like to

read books because they can learn so much. Other people want to read because

they can escape the truth. Also, other people just like the feel and smell of

books. It discovers the passion for stories. We live in a generation where you

can choose from more than a thousand books, fiction, and nonfiction, whatever

you want. There have never been so many choices and so many sources to choose.

There is something for everyone. At first, it is hard, but once you create a

habit, you see it is all worthwhile. Books pass on the knowledge to our future

generations. It can transform the world.

The Farmer

A farmer is one

of the most important members of society. He is the giver of food to the

people, to all practical purposes. He gets up early in the morning and goes to

his fields. Now-a-days, in a number of states, the days of ploughing the fields

with the help of oxen are almost over except for the farmers who are – too poor

to purchase a tractor. The farmer has many kinds of works to do. He ploughs his

fields. He sows the seeds. He waters the fields regularly. He has to take care

of the crops. He has to protect them against hail and frost.

He has to apply compost and fertilizers. He has also to ; sprinkle

insecticides and pesticides to protect the crops against pests and insects. Most

of the old farmers are illiterate. But the farmers of the new generation are

mostly educated. Their being educated helps them a lot. They get the soil of

their fields tested in a labora­tory. Thus, they can know what kind of crop

will grow best in their fields. Although the lot of big farmers has greatly

improved, the condition of small land-holders and marginal farmers is still far

from being satisfactory.

The Street Beggar

Beggars

are the people who restore to begging for alms from other people. Beggars can

be seen at various places. But the main areas of their operations are the

places of pilgrimage and worship. They squat on the banks of the rivers, in

front of temples, churches, mosques, gurudwaras, and other places of hectic

activity. They roam from street to street, from one locality to another begging

for alms. Though they usually accept whatever is given to them, some beggars

can get very irritating and aggressive.

Some

people give alms to beggars in order to ward them off and not due to pity. Many

beggars are so young and healthy that they do not deserve charity at all. The

deserving cases are very few; those who are crippled, lame, deaf, dumb, blind

or handicapped and cannot earn their living. Some are in such a pathetic state

as to evoke pity and compassion. Such crippled beggars are well versed in the

art of singing religious songs. Some beggars have a very melodious voice. Their

sweet voice attracts the passers-by. Such beggars are found in trains and buses

and they enthrall the travelers through their religious and devotional songs.

Most

beggars thrive due to the generosity of soft-hearted people. These beggars

never miss religious gatherings and festivals. Some wear only a loin-cloth.

Some beggars besmear themselves with ash while others have long hair and carry

a pair of tongs. Some meditate under trees. But many are cheats and charlatans.

These beggars deceive the innocent people and at times even rob them.

The Eid

Eid-ul-Fitr often abbreviated to Eid is a three-day Muslim

ritual that marks the end of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting. Eid is

an Arabic word meaning “festivity”. The first day of Eid falls on the first day

of the month Shawwal. It is a very special day for all the Muslims. It is an

occasion of happiness. On this day people commonly wake up earlier to carry out

special tasks related to Eid. They put on new clothes and have a light

breakfast of home-made vermicelli.

 

People send this sweet dish to their relatives and neighbors.

Then they go to attend the special Eid prayer in Eid Gah. This is one of the

biggest assemblies of the Muslims in the year. After the prayers, Muslims

visits their relatives, friends and acquaintances and exchange greetings. Eid

gifts are frequently given to children and immediate relatives. Adult relatives

give children small sums of money as Eidi. Eid day is full of festivities. It

brings delight to all the Muslims of the world. Many days before Eid, special

arrangements are made to decorate the houses.

 

People clean their houses to welcome the guests on this happy

occasion. Buntings and balloons give a new look to the houses. The children

seem very happy on this day. There is a lot of fun and amusement everywhere. Streets,

parks and gardens are full of people and children. Some enjoy watching special

Eid shows on different TV channels. Some indulge in fireworks. Outwardly, Eid

seems a special day for feasts, meetings and rejoicing but Islam does not

establish any ritual without special purpose.

 

The Aeroplane

·           

1. An Aeroplane is a flying item

·           

2. It resembles a bus or an automobile that flies overhead.

·           

3. It has wings as well as a tail.

·           

4. It can take around 100 to 400 travelers and items from one

place to another

·           

5. It can move numerous kilometer overseas, hillsides, jungles

at a time.

·           

6. It conserves time as well as makes the globe smaller sized.

·           

7. Just abundant individuals travel in it.

·           

8. It runs by the pilot and assistant pilot.

·           

9. The air person hosting treats the guests favorably

·           

10. Flying airborne is an enjoyment.

An Hospital

Hospital is a kind of institution which deals with health care

activities. It is an institution that provides treatment to patients with

specialized staff and equipment. It serves humanity as a whole. It is an

integral part of the social welfare of a society or a state.

Patients with various health problems are being treated in

hospitals. Hospitals have all the facilities to deal with any kind of disease

starting from physical health issues to mental and psychological deficiencies.

The types of hospitals in general are private hospitals and

hospitals run by the government. Private hospitals basically are run by an

individual or a group of physicians or by any private organization. Another

kind of hospital prevails in India and it is the semi-government hospital that

is run by both the government and the private organization.

Research

works also are conducted in hospitals. The functions of the hospital involve

in-patient services, patients care, medical and nursing research, promoting

awareness for some unavoidable diseases. The essential services available in a

hospital are emergency and casualty services, IPD services, OPD services, and

Operation Theatre. However, it is a place where people visit with belief and

trust to get recovered from any kind of disease.

The Prize day at our

School

The prize day at our

school is a day of glorious celebration. Prizes are distributed among several

students who have achieved excellence in different respects in that year. It is

observed every year in our school.

The day has a special

significance for the students and teachers. An aroma of pleasure runs

everywhere in the school campus this day. The school is decorated with flags

and festoons. In the evening the attractive decoration of electric light

arrests everybody’s attention and creates an impression of a paradise on the

earth. Many respectable ladies and gentlemen including the guardians of the

students are invited to the occasion. An important person is invited to the

occasion for distributing the prizes.

The

distribution of prizes was followed by an impressive speech by the guest of

honour. He encouraged the students to be ‘brave and hard-working. He also spoke

a few words about such virtues as honesty, discipline and punctuality. He

adored the winners and told others not to be disheartened. The meeting ended

with a vote of thanks to the Chief Guest and others. The students entertained

the guests with a one-act-play and then with a group-dance. The prize day of

our school was a grand success.

My Neighbor

• My neighbour’s name is Mr Ahmad. He is an
  Army Officer.
• He is polite and offers me chocolates
  whenever I visit his house.
• He is tall and always has a smile on his
  face. He is a very punctual and hardworking person.
• He regularly goes for evening walks and
  plays badminton too.
• He is married, has a son and a pet dog.
• His wife is a professor. She makes
  delightful pancakes and sends some to our house too.
• Their son Ali is a good friend of mine. We
  play together after school.
• All of us have been to many picnics
  together. The previous time, we went to a zoo and had a great time.
• We invite each other on birthdays and
  other occasions. Our neighbors are also like a part of our family.
• Our families help each other in times of
  need. We are fortunate to have a good neighborhood.

A visit to an

Historical Place

In this modern age, we remain busy day and night like a machine.

Our minds are all the time preoccupied with the worries and responsibilities of

everyday life. We are unable to understand the need of pleasure in human life.

We should realize the fact that life should be enjoyed with all its charms and

pleasure. We also spare some time for pleasure and recreation. What is this life if full of care, We have no time to stand and

stare? (W. Davies).

In this age of hurries and worries, a picnic provides an escape

from the monotonous routine of life. Last Sunday, we decided to go on a picnic.

We wished to visit some historical places because they are our cultural

heritage. So, we chose Jahangir’s Tomb as our picnic point. We reached the tomb

in the morning at 10. The weather was very pleasant. The splendid building of

the tomb was very impressive. There was greenery all around. A cool breeze was

blowing. Birds were chirping in the trees. There were vast lawns, open spaces

and flowers of different colours. “Flowers always make people

better, Happier and more helpful.” (Luther Burbank)

 Jahangir’s

Tomb is the best place for a family picnic. There, we enjoyed ourselves very

much. Everyone was taking interest in the remarkable structure of the building,

matchless beauty of the lawns and historical significance of the Tomb.

At about 2 o’clock, we sat under a shady tree. My mother spread

the table cloth on the ground and put our things on it.  Mother had

prepared many tasty dishes. We took some meal and had some rest. Then we played

cricket in a grassy park. It was a source of great amusement. My elder brother

told some interesting anecdotes. We sang together some national and film songs.

In the evening, we packed our belongings and our way home. Our

hearts were saturated. It was a picnic of full enjoyment and recreation.

A journey by Train

A journey is often a pleasure. A

journey by train is also a pleasure. A journey by train is much more joyful to

me. It was summer. My school was closed. I and some of my friends decided to go

to my sister’s house in Chittagong by train. We reached the Kamalapur railway

station by taxi. We bought our tickets and got on the train at 7 a.m. When the

train whistled, the train started moving. I sat beside a window. The train left

the urban area soon. Then the train began running through the green field of

the rural areas. I gazed and gazed at the houses, trees, and meadows. My mind

became cheerful. Everything seemed to be running. Then it crossed a bridge over

a river. It was an express train. It stopped only at a few big stations. At

noon we reached the areas of Chittagong district. I felt joy seeing hills.

After seven hours, the train reached the Chittagong railway station at 4 p.m.

We got down from the train and went to my sister’s house by taxi. We enjoyed

the journey much. It gave us much pleasure. A journey by train is a joyful

journey. We shall never forget this journey. It gave me a lot of pleasure. We

enjoyed the journey very much.

A Visit to the Museum

Our school organized a picnic

yesterday. We were taken to a Natural History Museum in Lahore.

A visit to a museum imparts us

knowledge about the civilization of the past. We saw swords, shields, daggers,

and other weapons of war.

We also saw the dresses used by

the soldiers of the olden times. We saw ancient toys, utensils, and other

household goods.

We saw old coins of Pakistan. We

also saw many statues, pictures, and portraits there. The statues were of gods

and goddesses. They were made of bronze, marble, or copper.

There are records of the

achievements made by Pakistani states after independence. I was very happy to

see all these things.

A Football Match

I saw a grand football match last month. The teams of our

college and another college played this match in the local club. The football

match started at about 4 p.m. Hundreds of students and outsiders were sitting

around the ground. The Principal of our college was going to give away special

prizes to the winning team.

After the match started, the players of both the teams began

making efforts to score a goal. But it was not easy to do so as both the sides

had the best players of the town. it was just before the interval that the

players of our team started moving towards the goal of the other side. The left-in

of our team was successful in scoring a goal against the other team. Soon there

was the interval.

During the interval, the students of our

college lifted the players of our team on their shoulders. I also joined them

and started shouting in joy. We were now sure that our team was going to win

the match, After the interval, the game was very fast. The other team was

trying hard to score a goal against us. They were attacking our side very

forcefully. Once or twice, the football reached close to our goal. The

centre-forward of our team started playing the game very actively. He took the

ball from the players of our team and started running forward with it. Some

players of the other team tried to take it away from him. But they could not do

so. At last, our centre-forward reached very close to the other goal. The

goalkeeper of the other side tried to defend the goal. But our centre-forward

kicked the ball so hard that it fell into the goal. It was the second goal

against the other team. The other side could not score any goal against

us, and we won the match.

My Hobby

In

every person’s life have to be a hobby. Despite the fact that a person as

a whole is designed to work and improve the world around, and no one will never

be truly happy and successful, respectively, if it will not have enough time to

engage in favorite business.

Hobby

– this is a favorite thing because it would be desirable for them to spend as

much time as possible doing exactly what you like most of

all. Fortunately, there is a hobby in my life. Therefore, after much

effort and serious efforts can I be sure that is always waiting for me when I

can do what I love.

Throughout

our lives, we take the time to perform particular tasks that can help us make a

living or build stairs to our future and careers. However, amidst these

mandatory tasks, most of us also do things we enjoy doing. Such activities are

called ‘hobbies’.

If you could invent

something….

If I could invent something new, I would like to develop a

flying car. As we all know “Necessity is the creation need of all inventions”.

Earlier people use used to go by cycle or by walking but since the car has been

invented; people have started using cars rather than the former by cycle or

walking. I have number of reasons in support of my invention :

First of all, cars play an important role in everybody’s

day-to-day activities such as going to work, doing groceries etc. Even with

public transit available in major cities people use their personal cars to

travel. This results in a lot of cars on the road at the same. Especially

during business hours when everybody is trying to get to their work place

people encounter huge traffic jams. My invention could bring some relief to

this traffic situation every day and some people would be able to use the

flying car to get to their work without getting stuck in traffic jams.

Secondly, the use of flying car would increase productivity and

efficiency in everybody’s life. People would be able to spend quality time at

work rather than spending so much time in traffic jams each day. In my opinion,

it will also give people more time to spend time with their families and

enhance the quality of life of many people. Lastly, I believe that it would be

a lot of fun driving in the sky than on the road. Isn’t that exciting ? It will

be a joy ride for everyone.

In conclusion, I would like to spread a word of caution to the

users of my flying car. They need to be careful while driving this latest piece

of technology and respect everyone’s air space as not doing so could cause

fatal accidents in the air.

 

My contribution for my

homeland will be

I can really contribute towards my country as a student. The best

I can do is make myself best. I as student can contribute best by giving my

best. I must do my job and responsibilities perfectly. All the challenges can

easily be overcome provided the entire youth power and resources are utilized

and used optimally under the right guidance of dedicated leaders. India can do

wonders. India will do wonders surely. And that will happen only when the

Indian students set their hearts to make India the land of opportunities,

growth, and prosperity with their words, deeds, and acts.

If a nation is to achieve invincible prosperity in the fields of

health, finances, science, technology, and innovation, the youth of that nation

must adopt the principle of integrity as it is a divine quality; it augments

energy, enthusiasm, creativity, fearlessness, purposefulness, and

accomplishment. Applying integrity even in the minutest details, they must

persevere in the fields above mentioned. In conclusion it can be said that if

the student power is tapped optimally and wisely, the national development is

just a cinch.

 

We learn from our

errors

Failures are the stepping stones to success. It is from

those mistakes which makes us a better person and strive hard to our dream

destination. Our mistakes teach us what went wrong and how to correct it. Each

and every human has come across a phase in their life which they thought was

their hardest part of their life. However, this particular phase taught them to

become bigger and better.

Time and experience have proved to be the best teachers

they can be. Every wrong or bad decision we take has a life lesson that we

learn. Time is a way of telling how far you have come. Experience is a way of

telling how strong you have become. We need to learn from the mistakes that we

make. In this wake we make a stronger version of ourselves that later becomes

indestructible. Only from a proper experience phase of your life you learn how

to judge anything and everything in an unbiased manner. A fraction of us have

to fall a couple of times on the same stone before they learn that particular

lesson. Knowledge is wisdom. Knowledge is everything. The knowledge you have

helps you to make a good or a bad judgement of the current situations.

How mobile phones has

changed our life

Cellular

phones have had a major impact on our lives and the way that we perform every

day tasks. Many of these changes are apparent, while others we may not even be

aware of. Cell phones have

brought a whole new meaning to the term multitasking. Twenty years ago, it was

not possible to talk to the office while you were at the grocery store picking

up some necessary items. You could never have had a three-way business

conference while you were fixing dinner or been able to deal with a business

client from home while caring for a sick child. Cell phones have enabled us to

do various tasks all at the same time.

Cell phones have also enabled families to keep

in closer touch with each other. Children can contact you if they have missed

their ride form soccer practice and your spouse can call while he is stuck in

traffic to let you know that he is going to be late for supper. Teenagers are

able to call to ask permission to go somewhere, and with GPS features that are

now available on some cell phones, you are able to check to make sure that they

are where they are suppose to be.