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Teacher's Day

September 06, 2018 0
Teacher's Day
Teacher's Day

              Teachers consume their whole life to build the future of their students. Here in India, We call our teacher the second parents. Please give a big round of applaud and welcome all our teachers.         
           Parents give birth to their children, they look after them, love and feed them. but there are more facets to life, and that's where teachers come in picture. We start picking up spoken language at home but we learn to read and write in school.

            Teachers are the backbone of the education system. But somehow they are not getting the value they supposed to get. A greater role is expected from them but they never get due credit for same. Teachers shape student life, It's big responsibility but what about the teacher's life. they face their own struggles, problem and overcome them to fulfill students aspirations.

            Teachers don't just teach subjects, they teach us the importance of discipline, hard work and more.They take our PT class, they teach us how to make science projects. From essays,drawing to crunching number, and all in between is taught by them.

         Once Students complete their studies and run behind the career they forget the effort the teachers. we should look back and at least say "Thank You"to them. Allow me to take this opportunity to express myself, Thank You very much all, I respect you all. You all have a lion's share in shaping my career. Thank You again.

           Generally, We think teachers supposed to teach from textbooks only. Teachers are much more than that, they teachus life lessons too. Like our mathematics and PT teachers, every teacher has contributed to shapping my carrer me too. I thank you to you all from bottom of my heart.

Sir Isaac Newton

August 26, 2018 0
Sir Isaac Newton
Issac Newton
         World famous scientist  Sir Isaac Newton was born at Woolsthorpe Manor in Lincolnshire, England, on Christmas day in 1642. As a baby Isaac was a weakling Having Lost his father before his birth, he was born prematurely. The widowed mother lost all hope of the baby's survival.she never had the faintest idea that this baby would one day not only become one of the world's greatest scientists, but also  live long.
        When Newton was two years old. his  mother remarried.He was then shifted to his grandmother's house and she raised him. This young boy engaged himself in some activity or other. He made a sundial in stone. Besides, he made a watch that ran on water and a model of a windmill. The sun clock he made is on display at London's Royal Museum. He also loved reading.
            When he was 14 year old, his mother  was once again windowed. He started living with his mother now, and started helping her at their farm. Soon his mother realized that as he approached adulthood his interest in farming was waning. At home he would daydream. He began making models using wood. Finally, his mother agreed to send him to college. Isaac was thrilled. At the age of 18, newton joined the famous Trinity College at Cambridge. After four years, in 1665, he gained his graduate degree in mathematics from Cambridge University.  in college  his mathematics professor Isaac Barrow recognized his potential and started encouraging and guiding him and later, became his friend.
         And that time plague epidemic raged all over England. About ten per cent of the country's population died of this epidemic. Schools and college were closed. Cambridge University too was closed. Newton was back at his mother's farm. Till the time the university reopened after a year and half, Newton stayed with his mother. The time he  spent hare was the most productive period of his life His greatest discoveries were made during this time (1665-66) and is also known as miraculous year in Newton's life. He  laid the foundations of the calculus and the laws of motion. He also examined the elements of circular motion and applied his analysis to the moon and other planets. Seeing a falling apple gave him insight into the law of universal gravitation. The seeds of his famous work on optics were also laid then. He later elaborated these and were recognized as the world's greatest discoveries of those times.
           In 1667, when the university reopened, Newton was appointed lecture. He made quick progress and in 1669, at the age of 26,he was appointed Lucasian Professor of mathematics in place of Professor Isaac Barrow.
            For long Newton was involved in the research on light. Newton's first Work at Trinity College was in optics. While at home, Newton had conducted many experiments in his darkened room with a glass prism. when he let in a chink of daylight between the curtains or a ray of white light passed through a prism, it was refracted.                                                                           


Albert Michelson

August 26, 2018 0
  Albert Michelson
Albert Michelson

       Albert Abraham Michelson was born on December 19,1852, to a German Jewish couple in Strelno (now Strzelno), Prussia (presently in Poland). in 1848, the Liberals in Germany advocated equality in taxes and  freedom of speech. But by the time of Albert's birth it was almost clear to them that the changing political scenario would make it difficult for them to live in Germany. And they started leaving the country to safer places. Some of them came to America and among them were the Michelson's who reached New York in 1854. Albert was just two years old then.

              After a while, they sailed to the western shore and reached California. By 1849, California had acquired the reputation of the promised land of gold. Albert's father, Samuel Michelson owned a small dry-fruit shop in Cleaver's county. Albert received primary education in the local school. For high school, he was sent to San Francisco. He was a bright student. Besides mathematics and science, he was well-versed in handling mechanical devices. For his adroitness, he was given charge of the scientific equipment in the school laboratory. He was  paid $3 per month for his work.


            In 1868, when Albert turned 16,his family moved to Virginia in Nevada State. Here silver mining was a major activity at that time. A year after they came here, his brother Charles was born, followed by the birth of his as the publicity director of the Democratic party during American President Franklin D Roosevelt's regime.


           Albert graduated from the Navel Academy in 1873. As per Academy rules. he served in the American Navy as 'assignee' for two years. On completion of duty, he was  called  back at the academy and appointed as teacher of physics and chemistry. During this time he developed an interest in the study of light especially the various techniques to measure the speed of light, which sustained throughout his life.


           Using Foucault's method of revolving mirrors. Michelson developed his unique technique to measure the speed of light. With some lens available in his laboratory besides spending $10, he developed this technique. He could accurately measure the speed of light in the vicinity of 500 feet.In 1878, his first research paper was published in the American Journal of Science. It was titled 'Measuring the Velocity of Light'. Using this new technique, the speed of light was found to be 1,86,508 miles/second.


            Thereafter, he concentrated on the colors seen in a soap bubble. He studied the refraction in the surface area of the bubble. He explained that if layer of soap film has half the wavelength of light, the two waves do not interfere and hence, do not get destroyed. Sir Isaac Newton too had studied the colors in bubble. But he did not believe in the arguments regarding the wavelength of light, so could not put forth any explanation for it.


Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel

August 18, 2018 0
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel

            Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel was born in 1875 at Karamsad, village in Kheda district in Gujrat. He was a farmer coming from a farmer's family. At school, He was a naughty and mischievous boy in due course, He passed his matriculation examination and after some years he passed the law examination. He practiced as a lawyer at Godhra.
           He carried on a roaming legal practice. As he was ambitious, he went to England and became a barrister-at-law,in 1923, He became the leader of Baradoli Satyagraha. Since then,  he came to be called Sardar Patel. His elder brother, Mr. Vithalbhai Patel, was the president of the Indian legislative assembly.
         He was jailed several times in connection with the freedom movement. He was the right hand man of Mahatma Gandhi and his most trusted lieutenant. It was Patel who maintained discipline in the congress ranks. In 1936, the congress at the general election won the majority of seats in seven provinces of British India.
         Sardar Patel, as the most important member of the central parliamentary board, controlled with firm hand the congress ministries in the seven provinces. in 1947, india was partitioned into Pakistan and free India. Sardar Patel became free India's first deputy prime minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru being the first prime minister. He was in charge of the home department and administered law and order...
         Future historians will marvel at his organizing capacity and superhuman ability. The integration of 600 princely states and the elimination of autocratic rule of the Maharajas and Nawab will ever stand out as his unique and greatest achievement. he did it without bloodshed and in the short span of two years.
          Was it not a miracle? to him rightly goes the credit of completely changing the map of India. tribal raiders and Pakistan troops attacked Kashmir and tried to secure accession by force. He saw the writing on the wall. The Indian armies landed in Kashmir by air.
          The tide was stemmed; the tables were turned. The tribal raiders and Pakistani troop were made to flee. cease-fire was proclaimed in January 1949. the police action against the Nezam of Hyderabad showed his iron will to see a thing through, no matter how insurmountable the difficulties and how great the opposition.
        He was essentially a man of action. He was India’s man of destiny. He was the steel man of India. He was the brightest luminary on the home front. He was a walking volcano with fires racing in his heart. he was not a man to be ignored or trifled with. defeat he never knew, weakness he never felt and indiscipline he never tolerated.
        He was a pillar of fire and enthusiasm, but like a practical statesman, He was also calm and unfathomable. He never hesitated to take a decisive step. he combined quickness of decisive with resourcefulness.
         He was the greatest administrator and the best statesman that India has even produced. his death on 15th December 1950, left India poorer. by his death free India has suffered a loss in political leadership that is difficult to repair ....