Monsoon Blues to Fight and Move on

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Monsoons can bring joy with their refreshing rains, but they can also present challenges, especially in areas with heavy rainfall. To face the monsoon blues and move on without any hazards, consider these tips:

  1. Stay Informed: Keep track of weather forecasts and advisories from local authorities. This will help you stay prepared for any severe weather conditions and potential hazards.
  2. Avoid Flooded Areas: Do not venture into flooded areas, whether on foot or in a vehicle. Floodwaters can be deceptive and dangerous. Turn around and find an alternate route.
  3. Keep Emergency Supplies: Have essential emergency supplies ready, including a flashlight, batteries, first aid kit, non-perishable food, bottled water, and important documents in a waterproof container.
  4. Inspect Your Home: Check your home for any leaks or weak spots that could lead to water seepage. Make necessary repairs and ensure your roof and gutters are in good condition.
  5. Use Mosquito Repellent: With increased rainfall, mosquitoes become more prevalent. Protect yourself from mosquito-borne diseases by using repellents and mosquito nets.
  6. Avoid Stagnant Water: Remove any stagnant water near your home as it can become a breeding ground for mosquitoes. Keep your surroundings clean and dry.
  7. Use Umbrellas and Rain Gear: Invest in a good quality umbrella and raincoat to protect yourself from heavy rain. This will also prevent you from getting soaked and falling ill.
  8. Be Cautious on Roads: Drive carefully during heavy rainfall as roads may become slippery. Maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you and avoid rash driving.
  9. Public Transportation: If possible, use public transportation during heavy rains to avoid getting stuck in traffic or facing potential road hazards.
  10. Emergency Contacts: Keep a list of emergency contact numbers readily available, including local authorities, hospitals, and disaster response agencies.
  11. Avoid Electrical Hazards: Keep electrical appliances away from water sources to prevent electrical shocks. If flooding occurs, turn off the main power supply to your home.
  12. Check on Vulnerable People: If you have elderly or vulnerable neighbors or relatives, check on them during heavy rains to ensure their safety and well-being.
  13. Stay Away from Water Bodies: Avoid swimming or boating in swollen rivers or water bodies during monsoons, as currents can be strong and unpredictable.
  14. Stay Hydrated: While it’s essential to be cautious during monsoons, don’t forget to drink enough water to stay hydrated, even if the weather is cooler.

By following these precautions, you can minimize the hazards associated with the monsoon season and enjoy the beauty of the rains while staying safe and healthy.



How to get Good Rank in NEET

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(National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) requires a combination of dedication, hard work, and effective study strategies. Here are some tips that can help you improve your chances of getting a good rank:

  1. Understand the exam format: NEET is a 3-hour exam with 180 multiple choice questions. It covers Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (Botany and Zoology) topics from the 10+2 level.
  2. Make a study plan: Create a realistic study plan that covers all the topics and gives you enough time to revise and practice. You should allocate more time to difficult topics and subjects.
  3. Focus on NCERT books: NCERT books are the foundation of NEET preparation. You should thoroughly understand all the concepts from NCERT textbooks.
  4. Solve previous year papers: Solving previous year papers and taking mock tests will help you understand the exam pattern and improve your time management skills.
  5. Seek guidance from mentors and teachers: Consult experienced mentors and teachers for guidance, doubt clearance, and exam strategies.
  6. Revise regularly: Regular revision is crucial for remembering the concepts and formulas. Create flashcards or notes for quick revision.
  7. Stay motivated and positive: Stay motivated and positive throughout your preparation. Take breaks, practice self-care, and maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Remember, NEET is a highly competitive exam, so it’s essential to remain focused and determined throughout your preparation.



Third World War May be fought on the issue of water: Need to save every drop of water

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Water is the sign of beginning of life.  According to most of the evolution theories it is believed that life on earth started with water. Our own planet Earth area is covered with 71% of water.

But are you aware of the fact that 97% of the earth’s water is found in the oceans (too salty for drinking and growing crops). That means we cannot use the 97% of water. Only 3% of the earth’s water is fresh water. Out of 3% of fresh water 2.5% is again locked up as glaciers, polar ice caps, atmosphere, and soil.

That means we have only 0.5% of the earth’s water available as fresh water

What happens if water is completely finished? Can you imagine a day without water?

Water is very important to everyone’s life. A human can survive hardly just for one week without water. Water provides all the important nutrients required in the body. Every human needs water for drinking, cooking food, to maintain personal hygiene and keep homes and surroundings clean.  Water is also used in agricultural and industrial process.

Water is required by all the terrestrial life form to drink. It is also required for the marine and aquatic creatures to live because water is their living habitat. All plants vegetation also exists because of water. If there is no water then everyone is going to be perished because it is very precious natural resource. We should use water very carefully. Especially during the summer season, lot of water problems is faced across the country.

Today, water has become one of the major issues of the society. It was estimated that water in many countries will be finished by 2022. Water is the major issue of the populated countries like India and china.  As the population increases more amount of water is required. But the water being a natural resource is limited and water scarcity has increased because of uncontrollable overpopulation.  If the population is continued to grow and the water is still limited the world will fight for the sake of water. The cause for world war 3 is definitely because of water.

So in order to live without the scarcity of water there is a need to save every drop of water. Here are few tips to save water:

*Turn off the water while brushing teeth, shaving and take speedy showers.

*Re-use the bath water for watering plants using sprinklers

*Use bucket of water to wash utensils instead of running tap because lot of water is being wasted.

* One can preserve rain water and is used for bathing, watering plants, laundry, toilets, washing different items. Hence the clean water can be used for drinking and cooking.

*Avoid watering plants in the noon time as the water gets evaporated.  Water plants early in the morning and evening time when required.

*As responsible citizens promote playing dry holi to avoid massive wastage of water during festival.

* Water management and awareness programs must be initiated by the government in order to educate people about the importance of saving water.

Water is the precious gift of god on earth. So we need to strive hard and save every drop of water.



Seasonal Celebrations to Unfold

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Winter season has many celebrations to unfold like Christmas, New Year, Thanksgiving, Pongal and many more. Perhaps the end of the year and the beginning of the New Year are few such reasons to celebrate. Many might have seen ups in the current year and celebrate to let the following year continue with the same progress, whereas some are on the other side of the coin where the year might have brought them all sorrows and doesn’t want this to happen in the next year.

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Whatever may be the cause the season embodies celebration with the chilled winds and hot kebabs on the grill. Every street and stall is decorated with lighting welcoming the festive mood all over. Especially we find shops decked up with yearend offers, Christmas and New Year offers, Pongal offers, stock clearance sale etc.

Its all a part of the game strictly speaking, Business people’s perception of looking at things is different from regular employee to a home maker. Every individual has their own strategy of viewing at things, perhaps to benefit in their own niche. This very thought brings into picture the varied celebration possibilities. Amidst are the vendors who cleverly en cashes the circumstances by bringing every required need to existence.

Speaking about Christmas; this is one such adorable festival admired and looked up for by every second individual in the world. It is looked as a fascinated, fabricated festival with varied colors pouring in attracting the on goers. As the festival comes at the end of the year also adds up to the celebration and considered the last festival in the year. The aroma of plum cakes, cookies, especially cooked non veg dishes steals the show of the festival.

Every nook and corner of the street high lights the food preparations especially made for the season, attracting masses all around and aggravating the business. Apparel oriented shops, fireworks shops bakeries, and work in full swing popping up with profits on the occasion. Every church is lighted up, dolled up with decorations witnessing the joyful atmosphere all over.

Though the season is chilled up, the warmth on bed gives good sleep and relaxation to the body. The very next morning is again a challenging day with array of duties to perform. The season also employs new odd jobs helping out the young generations to take up and save some for their pocket money. So this winter season need to be welcomed heartily and anticipate all goodness to unfold!