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The most disheartening thing which happened in my life was the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre. Indian people gathered there for Baisakhi and to discuss something without any weapons and were following non-violence. But the cowardly General Dyer thought that they were conspiring against them and do revolution. So he ordered his men to open fire the garden and kill everybody over there. The garden is still an icon of independence which inflect the sacrifice of great Indian people for their country and the cowardice of the British officials who brutally killed our people. I still think that those people would be so proud to give a contribution in freedom struggle.
Jai Hind
THANK YOU

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The incident in the past which impacted on me the most was the day The Indian Constitution was made. India had faced a lot of suppression and discrimination in the past.....But still many freedom fighters secretly met many times to set rules from their own experiences. This Constitution represents the basic thoughts of India's citizens and the struggles that they faced for so many years. India is quite successful today if we compare it with the past. This shows that the efforts of our freedom fighters and Gandhi ji didn't go in vain. But there is still poverty and discriminations in our country which needs to stop. The day this all stops India will make progress even faster !

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Implementation Of The Mandal Commission By VP Singh

After India gained independence, it was recognised that Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes had been exploited and there was a need to provide them with reservations in educational institutions and jobs. However, the Other Backward Classes, who comprised of a large section of India’s population had not been integrated into the wheels of social justice.

But all of this changed on 7th August 1990, when Prime Minister VP Singh announced that the Mandal Commission report had been accepted. The report, which was submitted in the year 1980 had recommended 27% reservation for OBCs at each and every level of service.

Millions of young people whose ancestors had been forced to take up certain specific jobs were now knocking on the doors of India’s best universities. This brought enormous socio-economic and political prosperity for many in the country.

However, not everybody thinks that it was the right thing to do. Many believe that reservation for OBCs leaves out other meritorious candidates belonging to upper castes. Many anti-reservation protests have taken place in the country ever since the Mandal Commission was implemented, while there have been protests by communities like the Marathas and Patidars to be included within the OBCs. Mandal continues to shake India 27 years after its implementation.

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I think that the way our education system (framed by a Britisher 'Lord Thomas Babington Macaulay') can be improved a lot!!!

In History we are taught from the 'Stone Age' to the 'Mughal Empire'. From the 'British rule' to the 'World War II'... But why is there no mention of some great rulers even before that what about The King of Raghukul lord Rama? What about the rule of Lord Krishna?? What about the rule of the great king Bharat after whom this place was named Bharath???
I think that now a days children are so frustrated that half of them think of doing suicide before graduation, If they are taught the hidden religious values from Ramayana and Mahabharata which will give them some invaluable values of life this can be stopped.
Then comes the talk of PROOF aren't the old manuscripts and architectural temples and palaces enough to prove the existence of these kings, the thing wrong about the modern education system is that from the starting we are taught to believe in what we can see and what ever has proof and scientific explanation. this sometimes leads to the breakdown of faith of many students...
This has impacted me as the faith in God and existence of these old scriptures are often questioned, as get into this system and gain success.
I Think that studying these scriptures can solve many problems like "Decreasing the suicidal rate" "Children not developing Shraddha" which have challenged humanity from a long time..!

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Two - Three months ago we had a workshop in which we got to know about our environment and animals which was alot of fun and we came to know about so many new things .

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Upon reading about the Jallianwala Bagh massacre I realized no matter how many people come together for a great cause, at the end of the day people only see and do what they want to.
General Dyer wanted to repress the Indian who were discussing about their plan of action peacefully and saw them as a threat. He ordered this troops to open fire on thousands of civilians just to repress them.

This incident made me proud to be an Indian as this traumatizing event lead to thousand of Indian coming together to fight against the British.

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As a student I reflect back the event of the Independence Movement ; when many of our freedom fighters died just to secure the next generation's future. Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and many more died to make India a very great country. Because of these people, Nowadays, we have right to speech, and many other fundamental right. so we should be great to the people who scarified their life for ours's

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The jallianwala bagh massacre has by far impacted me the most. The cowardly british commander General Dyer, afraid of the Indian nationalists discussing about freedom in the garden, opened fire on the innocent people who had not done any harm whatsoever to the Britishers. The garden is still an icon of independence, and fueled the fire of nationalism in the nationalists. General Dyer should have been brave  and confident enough, instead of being cowardly and opening fire on the nationalists.

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Right now, In our country the biggest issue is discrimination on the basis of religion. Although, I am an agnostic(Meaning I doubt whether god exists or not), but according to me one of the worst things that we can do is divide ourselves. Several people have been killed in the past, just in the name of religion. Often times I think that people are not even allowed to make their own decisions. They must do everything that pleases the society. You are loathed even if you do something that is completely legal. No religion teaches to divide, but to stay in harmony and try to maintain peace.

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As a student reflect back and write about any one event from past which has impacted you most, analyze, interpret it as per your understanding and give your suggestions how you wanted it should happen.

The Kargil War, also known as the Kargil conflict, was an armed conflict fought between India and Pakistan from May to July 1999 in the Kargil district of Kashmir and elsewhere along the Line of Control (LoC).
Later this year, I finally took time and researched about the Kargil War on what, how and when it happened and for a few minutes, my mind was numb. Many a times, we forget that we enjoy the comforts of life because some warriors and soldiers patrol day and night for our security.
Every soldier sacrifices their lives so that we could live a peaceful life with a smile.
Captain Vijayanth Thapar, Major Padmapani Acharya, Captain Neikezhakuo Kenguruse, Captain Anuj Nayyar, Captain Vikram Batra, Major Ajay Jasrotia, Major Vishwanathan, Captain Manoj Kumar Pandey, Captain Saurabh Kalia were some martyrs of the War who sacrificed their lives with a smile. When we hear their stories, their supreme sacrifices, it gives an unknown pride. Because it doesn't matter who got the award or not, because every solider is a hero and every hero deserves our utmost respect.
Jai Hind!

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When we got to know that we have to do a project for Vasudha, we immediately formed a group and decide upon the topic ocean acidification. During our early days of the project, I didn't know what was ocean acidification and why it is so important to stop it. I researched and kept on researching and found out how it was affecting our planet. Ocean acidification doesn't only harm the marine life but it affects Earth and it's people. We dug deep and found out solutions to stop pollution and ocean acidification from harming our life on Earth.

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As a student I reflect back on the event of Jalliyanwala Bagh massacre, thousands of people had been killed because of Britishers. General Dyer was the person who made all this happen, he opened fire on the people who were doing a meeting for peace. The place was quiet small and hence was very less area to run for their lives, only one small gate for entry and exit and a well which was dried up, some tried to save their lives by jumping into the well but because of the sudden impact they eventually died. Not a single person was left in the massacre. General Dyer was not even punished by government for this huge tragedy but was awarded and praised by british government.
But as it is said, "Jaise Karni Waise Bharni" or "Fill As You Do", Dyer suffered a series of strokes during the last years of his life and he became increasingly isolated due to the paralysis and speechlessness inflicted by his strokes. He died of cerebral haemorrhage and huge cardiac arrest.
No one can forget the incident, every Indian has the fire of anger in their hearts.

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Independence Day is one of the most important days in the year for our country. Each year on August 15 we celebrate the day we became an independent nation, which means we were free to rule ourselves and were not ruled by anyone else.
For hundreds of years India was ruled by the United Kingdom and our country was a part of the British Empire. The British has taken over a lot of the world and India was one of its many colonies. Before they came, India was made up of many kingdoms. After being ruled by them for years, the mutual feelings toward foreign rule really brought the country together. United, the people of the country struggled to free itself from British rule for many years. We officially became independent on 15 August, 1947. To commemorate this historic event, we celebrate our independence on 15th August every year.

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Something from my past that has always impacted me the most is the Indian Freedom struggle. Mohandas K. Gandhi launched and directed three major campaigns in the Indian Independence Movement: non-cooperation, the civil disobedience movement and the Salt Satyagraha of, and the Quit India movement from about. I got to learn from these events that nothing is easy to achieve, so many of our freedom fighters lost their lives, torture and the freedom struggle was continued for so many years. We have learnt that to achieve anything we have to work day and night. I learnt from this that we should never give up and achieve our goals.

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Once, when I was just in grade 5, I was walking back to the classroom from a games period. I saw someone's black pen lying on a desk. I'd never seen one like that before, so I just picked it up. Suddenly, the teacher came in and I hurried off to my seat, taking the pen with me. I didn't mean to do it, but the events occurred so fast that I didn't have time to put the pen back. I sat on my desk and saw that the child whose pen I had taken was sitting on his seat now, so there was no way I could return the pen. The teacher began teaching. She made us write some things, so I needed a black pen. I had my own black pen, but I just used the pen of the child since it wrote very beautifully. I wanted to return the pen but before that, the child complained to the teacher that his pen was missing. The teacher told to self-check our bags and desks. I still did not speak up. The next day when I came to school, the child whose pen was missing suddenly spotted it on my desk (I hadn't returned it yet). He told me that he too, had a black pen that was missing. Then he checked the pen and told me that my pen had the same symbol on the pen as his had. He told me that I'd stolen his pen. I denied it, knowing the consequences. My friends supported me and told I could have a similar pen too. The next day was the PTM, and the class teacher asked me if the allegations put up by the child were true. I denied it, but still could not get over the fact that this issue had become so big that it had come to the PTM. I would have to fix this. The next day I quietly crept up to the child's seat and put the pen back. Thankfully the child didn't see me doing it. Still the child accused me of stealing the pen because now why didn't I have MY black pen with me? Where was it, he asked. I told him that it was at home, but he didn't agree. He told me I had no such pen. But I still have that lasting impression of the teacher questioning me about the pen, and that little lie caught me up in such a big web of lies. So I will never lie again.
The way this should have happened is that after I took the pen, I should've immediately kept it back on the desk of the child, even though I saw the teacher coming, even though I had not seen the pen closely.

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This year we celebrated new year with full of joy and happiness  . It was nice to celebrate with my friends and with their family member. It was not like that we celebrated before corona . But I got to one thing that with some people it was nice to celebrate  .

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Me and family went to Jaipur to visit on holidays . But while returning something bad happened . We were not able to find any cab to go to the railway station , then we booked an auto . While we were in auto One bike rider came and snatached my fathers phone which was in my hand. I really felt bad. I got scolding as my father said that keep mobile in your pants pocket, but i didn't listned and now also i have an impact of this inccident till now .

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One of the most current issues which are being debated is The Kashmir Issue. This would not have been so and India would have the whole of Kashmir if not for India's first prime minister, Jawaharlal Nehru. In October 1947, Pakistani tribes, supported in large numbers by its army, had invaded J&K. The Indian army repulsed the attack, forcing the invaders to vacate some of the areas they had occupied. Yet, a large portion of J&K continued to be under their occupation. On this matter, the US and Soviet Union were on India's side while UK was with Pakistan. In this battle, the Indian army was winning but Nehru approached UN with the idea of dissolving this matter after he succumbed to the UK's trick Mountbatten convinced Nehru that it was morally the right course to refer to the world body. Even though the blame is shifted conveniently to Mountbatten. It is true that he was the evil spirit goading Nehru to make the reference to the UN, but Nehru was not a novice. He had spent a lifetime dealing with the British and observing their devious ways. Surely, as a statesman, he should have known that the world body could be a snake pit and that once you have placed yourself at its mercy, there would be diverse pulls and pressures. Yet, he experimented and called it idealism. Which resulted in India losing Kashmir.I think instead of going to un India should have continued fighting and Nehru should have not been persuaded by Mountbatten in approaching un with this issue. Politically, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the country's first home minister, should have handled the issue, instead of the then prime minister.

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As a student reflect back and write about any one event from past which has impacted you most, analyze, interpret it as per your understanding and give your suggestions how you wanted it should happen.

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As a student reflect back and write about any one event from past which has impacted you most, analyze, interpret it as per your understanding and give your suggestions how you wanted it should happen.