Class 12 English specfic purpose :
By Mysite
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👉 Vidyasagar had both the originality of a genius and the sterling strength of a heroic character. He thought Sanskrit Collage to non-Brahmin boys and provided for classical some english education as well. As an administer of vision, he rendered splendid service in his capacity of inspectorand in four districts he organised a total of 35 girls' schools and 20 model school. He was closely associated from its early days with the instution wich now bears his name and which under his fosterning care became the outstanding example of a non-offical, secular and popular institution for higher education with a purely Indian teaching staff. He was equally interested in woman's higher education, and eas secretary to the Bethune School for sometime.
Title : Vidyasagar's contribution to education
Vidyasagar wrote a numbers for books for sanskrit learning and collected Sanskrit books. He also wrote a number of books on Bengali language and literature featuring both Indian and Western fables of biograpies. Apart from beeing a scholar Vidyasagar was also an educational reformer. As the Government inspector he set up 35 girl's school and 20 model school in districts. He made the institution which is now known by his name, a popular an secular institute for higher education as an copetent educational administrator.
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👉 Man is inquisitive by nature. He seeks to know the unknown, to see the unseen. Books and pictures fail to give him full satisfaction; he wants to know, see with his own eyes. That is why he is so fond of travelling. There are various means used for travel-trains, cars, aeroplanes. Some even perfer to take sea cruises. But the best is to take sea cruises. But the best is to travel by cycle. This enables us to get in direct touch with all we pass through or meet. Travelling has a great educational value. It gives us first hand knowledge of the places through which we pass ; their physical features, their people, their crops and minerals their natural beauty. We can learn much about the manners and customs of different people. These are lessons more interesting and more effective than what we see on television or what we get from books.
We read about the majesty of the Himalayas and the vastness of the ocean, of the original tribes and the lives of the village people in the interior. But we cannot have any clear conception of them unless we see them with our own eyes. That is why educational tours are encouraged every-where in today's world.
Travrlling gives us pleasure too. Even a short trip to an ordinary place relieves monotony and fills the mind with joy. We can go to a health resort and can recover our health. Thus travlling combines the pleasure of adventure with the joy of knowledge and experience.
Title : Benefits of travelling
Man's inquisitive nature leads him to travel. The means used for travel are many but cycling as a means for travel provides a first hand knowledge about physical features, customs and manners of people, natural beauty, resources of the region we pass through. Mere bookish knowledge about natural majesty or people cannot give us clear conception and travelling alone can makebour bookish knowledge complete and interesting. Apart from his educational benefits travelling also provides pleasure and health benefits.
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