Story of the day Best Friends Forever

 Best Friends Forever

nce upon a time, there lived a king. He wa

s very fond of his royal elephant.

The king provided his elephant with the best food and a large tent to live in. The

elephant was happy and content.

A dog lived in the same kingdom. All day it would roam in the streets in search

of food but rarely got anything to eat. It was weak and its bones used to show

through its skin.

One day the dog was looking for food around the elephant’s tent. When it

peaked in the tent it was amazed to find all the food that the king had arranged

for the elephant. Tempted it got inside the tent when the mahaout was not

looking and began eating the food.

From that day on, the dog began to live with the elephant and feed on the food

that the elephant did not eat. The elephant too did not seem to mind. In fact he

had found a friend in the dog. With time their friendship grew. Together they

began to live happily in the tent.

The dog’s health improved and he began to look very cute.

One day a man came to visit the mahaout. He liked the dog very much and asked

the mahaout if he could have the dog. Since the dog was of no use to him or the

king, the mahaout agreed and the man took the dog with him.

The elephant was very sad to have his friend taken away from him. He began tomiss the dog very much. He stopped eating and fell sick. The best animal doctors

were called to look at the elephant but they failed to make him better. Then one

day the mahaout remembered the dog. He realized he had done a mistake. He

went to the king and told him everything about the dog. At once, a messenger

was asked to announce in the city for anyone who had the dog.

“Anyone who has the dog which lived in the royal elephant’s tent must return

the dog to the king immediately. He shall be paid by the king for it,” the

messenger announced while beating his drum.

The man who had taken the dog did not lose any time in returning the dog. The

elephant gained its health again, when he got his friend back and they spent the

rest of their lives in each other’s company.

Moral: To lose a friend is the greatest of all loses.

English Vocabulary 2021

 English Vocabulary 2021

1.Rely On-(Phrasal Verb)-to depend on (someone or something). पर निर्भर होना

2.Pulmonary (Adj)-relating to the lungs. फेफड़ा-संबंधी

3.Prevalence (N)-the fact that something is very common or happens often. व्यापकता

4.Susceptibility (N)-the tendency to be easily affected or influenced by something.

5.Morbidity (N)-the condition of suffering from a disease or medical condition.

6.Multi-Disciplinary (Adj)-involving different subjects of study in one activity.

7.Debilitating (Adj)-(of a disease or condition) making someone very weak and infirm.

8.Resections (N)-the process of cutting out tissue or part of an organ.

Story of The day The Lion and the Mouse

 A lion was once sleeping in the jungle when a mouse started running up and down his body just for fun. This disturbed the lion’s sleep, and he woke up quite angry. He was about to eat the mouse when the mouse desperately requested the lion to set him free. “I promise you, I will be of great help to you someday if you save me.” The lion laughed at the mouse’s confidence and let him go.

One day, a few hunters came into the forest and took the lion with them. They tied him up against a tree. The lion was struggling to get out and started to whimper. Soon, the mouse walked past and noticed the lion in trouble. Quickly, he ran and gnawed on the ropes to set the lion free. Both of them sped off into the jungle.

Moral of the Story

A small act of kindness can go a long way.

The Hindu Vocabulary for all competitive exam

 1. NOTABLE (ADJECTIVE): (उल्लेखनीय): noteworthy

Synonyms: remarkable, outstanding

Antonyms: insignificant

Example Sentence:

The gardens are notable for their collection of magnolias and camellias.

2.FLAUNT (VERB): (शान दिखाना): show off

Synonyms: parade, exhibit

Antonyms: hide

Example Sentence:

Newly rich consumers eager to flaunt their prosperity.

3. EXASPERATION (NOUN): (खीज): irritation

Synonyms: annoyance, chagrin

Antonyms: pleasure

Example Sentence:She rolled her eyes in exasperation.

4. VOLATILE (ADJECTIVE): (अस्थिर): tense

Synonyms: strained, fraught

Antonyms: stable

Example Sentence:The political situation was becoming more volatile.

5. DESPERATE (ADJECTIVE): (निराशाजनक): despairing

Synonyms: hopeless, anguished

Antonyms: cheerful

Example Sentence:

A desperate sadness had enveloped my mind.

6. WHITTLE (VERB): (काटना): erode

Synonyms: wear away, eat away

Antonyms: increase

Example Sentence:

The shortlist of fifteen was whittled down to five.

7. SLENDER (ADJECTIVE): (अल्प): meagre

Synonyms: limited, slight

Antonyms: considerable

Example Sentence:

He helped people of slender means.

8. WIT (NOUN): (वाक्-पटुता): intelligence

Synonyms: shrewdness, cleverness

Antonyms: stupidity

Example Sentence:

She does not lack perception or native wit.

9. DEFAMATORY (ADJECTIVE): (अपवादक): libellous

Synonyms: slanderous, defaming

Antonyms: complimentary

Example Sentence:

He used a defamatory statement to mention her.

10. RIDICULE (VERB): (उपहास करना): deride

Synonyms: mock, laugh at

Antonyms: praise

Example Sentence:

His theory was ridiculed and dismissed.

story of the day Birbal Stories: Birbal Turns Tables

 

Birbal Stories: Birbal Turns Tables

Let us enjoy reading this one of Birbal Stories of Birbal Turns Tables .

Emperor Akbar was narrating a dream.

The dream began with Akbar and Birbal walking towards each other on a moonless night. It was so dark that they could not see each other and they collided and fell.

"Fortunately for me," said the Emperor. "I fell into a pool of payasam. But guess what Birbal fell into?"

"What, your Majesty?" asked the courtiers.

"A gutter!"

The court resounded with laughter. The emperor was thrilled that for once he had been able to score over Birbal.

But Birbal was unperturbed.

"Your Majesty," he said when the laughter had died down. "Strangely, I too had the same dream. But unlike you I slept on till the end. When you climbed out of that pool of delicious payasam and I, out of that stinking gutter we found that there was no water with which to clean ourselves and so guess what we did?"

"What?" asked the emperor, warily.

"We licked each other clean!"

The emperor became red with embarrassment and resolved never to try to get the better of Birbal again.

The Hindu Vocabulary For All Competitive Exams | 27-05-2021 @The_Hindu_Vocabs

 The Hindu Vocabulary For All Competitive Exams | 27-05-2021

@The_Hindu_Vocabs

1. RADICAL (ADJECTIVE): (संपूर्ण): thoroughgoing

Synonyms: thorough, complete

Antonyms: superficial

Example Sentence:

A radical overhaul of the existing regulatory framework is needed.

2. BANISH (VERB): (निर्वासित करना): dispel

Synonyms: dismiss, disperse

Antonyms: engender

Example Sentence:

All thoughts of romance were banished from her head.

3. REINSTATE (VERB): (पुनः स्थापित करना): restore

Synonyms: put back, replace

Antonyms: abolish

Example Sentence:

The union threatened strike action if Owen was not reinstated.

4. ATYPICAL (ADJECTIVE): (विचित्र): unusual

Synonyms: untypical, non-typical

Antonyms: typical

Example Sentence:

I belong to the sample of people who are rather atypical of the target audience.

5. THOUGHTFUL (ADJECTIVE): (विचारशील): pensive

Synonyms: thinking, reflective

Antonyms: vacant

Example Sentence:

Brows were drawn together in thoughtful consideration.

6. SCINTILLATING (ADJECTIVE): (चकाचौंध में डालनेवाला): brilliant

Synonyms: dazzling, exciting

Antonyms: boring

Example Sentence:

The audience loved his scintillating wit.

7. INNATE (ADJECTIVE): (जन्मजात): inborn

Synonyms: natural, inbred

Antonyms: acquired

Example Sentence:

She has innate skills for the organization.

8.INCURSION (NOUN) (चढ़ाई): attack on

Synonyms: assault on, raid on

Antonyms: retreat

Example Sentence:

Soldiers went for incursions into enemy territory.

9.IMPRUDENT (ADJECTIVE) (अविवेकी):unwise

Synonyms: injudicious, incautious

Antonyms: prudent

Example Sentence:

It would be imprudent to leave her behind.

10.EXAGGERATE (VERB): (अतिरंजना करना): overstate

Synonyms: overemphasize, over

stress

Antonyms: play down

Example Sentence:

He was apt to exaggerate any aches and pains.

Story Of the day Mountain Story

 Mountain Story

– An interesting short story

“A son and his father were walking on the mountains.
Suddenly, his son falls, hurts himself, and screams: “AAAhhhhhhhhhhh!!!”
To his surprise, he hears the voice repeating, somewhere in the mountain: “AAAhhhhhhhhhhh!!!”
Curious, he yells: “Who are you?”
He receives the answer: “Who are you?”
And then he screams to the mountain: “I admire you!”
The voice answers: “I admire you!”
Angered at the response, he screams: “Coward!”
He receives the answer: “Coward!”
He looks to his father and asks: “What’s going on?”
The father smiles and says: “My son, pay attention.”
Again the man screams: “You are a champion!”
The voice answers: “You are a champion!”
The boy is surprised but does not understand.
Then the father explains: “People call this ECHO, but really this is LIFE.
It gives you back everything you say or do.
Our life is simply a reflection of our actions.
If you want more love in the world, create more love in your heart.
If you want more competence in your team, improve your competence.
This relationship applies to everything, in all aspects of life;
Life will give you back everything you have given to it.”

YOUR LIFE IS NOT A COINCIDENCE. IT’S A REFLECTION OF YOU!”
— Unknown 

The Hindu Vocabulary For All Competitive Exams

26-05-2021 The_Hindu_Vocabs 1. MAWKISH (ADJECTIVE): (कुत्सित): sentimental Synonyms: over-sentimental, over-emotional Antonyms: cool Example Sentence: He paid a mawkish ode to parenthood. 2. REINSTATE (VERB): (बहाल करना): restore Synonyms: put back, replace Antonyms: abolish Example Sentence: The union threatened strike action if Owen was not reinstated. 3. DIGNIFIED (ADJECTIVE): (प्रतिष्ठित): stately Synonyms: noble, courtly Antonyms: undignified Example Sentence: She maintained a dignified silence. 4. RELUCTANT (ADJECTIVE): (अनिच्छुक): unwilling Synonyms: disinclined, unenthusiastic Antonyms: willing Example Sentence: He is always reluctant in trying anything new. 5. DISCARD (VERB): (अलग करना): throw away Synonyms: throw out, get rid of Antonyms: keep Example Sentence: She bundled up the clothes she had discarded. 6. PHENOMENAL (ADJECTIVE): (अभूतपूर्व): exceptional Synonyms: extraordinary, remarkable Antonyms: ordinary Example Sentence: The town expanded at a phenomenal rate. 7. FORTIFY (VERB): (मज़बूत करना): invigorate Synonyms: strengthen, energize Antonyms: sedate Example Sentence: She is fortified by her religious faith. 8. RIFE (ADJECTIVE): (व्याप्त): widespread Synonyms: general common Antonyms: scarce Example Sentence: Male chauvinism was rife in medicine. 9. PRECISION (NOUN): (शुद्धता): exactness Synonyms: accuracy, correctness Antonyms: inaccuracy Example Sentence: The deal was planned and executed with military precision. 10. IMPROBABLE (ADJECTIVE): (असंभाव्य): unlikely Synonyms: not likely, doubtful Antonyms: probable Example Sentence: This account of events was seen by the jury as most improbable

English phonetics and phonology

In this course we are using the symbols now most frequently used in British publishing. It would be too long a task to examine other writers’ symbols in detail, but it is worth considering some of the reasons for the differences. One factor is the complication and expense of using special symbols which create problems in typing and printing; it could, for example, be argued that a is a symbol that is found in practically all typefaces whereas æ is unusual, and that the a symbol should be used for the vowel in ‘cat’ instead of æ. Some writers have concentrated on producing a set of phonemic symbols that need the minimum number of special or non-standard symbols. Others have thought it important that the symbols should be as close as possible to the symbols that a phonetician would choose to give a precise indication of sound quality. To use the same example again, referring to the vowel in ‘cat’, it could be argued that if the vowel is noticeably closer than cardinal vowel no. 4 [a], it is more suitable to use the symbol æ, which is usually used to represent a vowel between open-mid and open. There can be disagreements about the most important characteristics of a sound that a symbol should indicate: one example is the vowels of the words ‘bit’ and ‘beat’. Some writers have claimed that the most important difference between them is that the former is short and the latter long, and transcribed the former with i and the latter with i: (the difference being entirely in the length mark); other writers have said that the length (or quantity) difference is less important than the quality difference, and transcribe the vowel of ‘bit’ with the symbol ɪ and that of ‘beat’ with i. Yet another point of view is that quality and quantity are both important and should both be indicated; this point of view results in a transcription using ɪ for ‘bit’ and i:, a symbol different from ɪ both in shape of symbol (suggesting quality difference) and in length mark (indicating quantity difference), for ‘beat’. This is the approach taken in this course.

The Hindu vocabulary

/main-qimg-503d3a74b92aafc9dfc09dcaf6fa1a02.webp1. DISPARATE (ADJECTIVE): (भिन्न): contrasting Synonyms: discordant, diverse Antonyms: agreeing, alike Example Sentence: Anamika made disparate arguments. 2. CUTTING-EDGE (ADJECTIVE): (अत्यधिक उन्नत): highly advanced Synonyms: innovative, pioneering Antonyms: outdated Example Sentence: The firm introduced some cutting-edge technology. 3. CESSATION (NOUN): (ठहराव): abeyance Synonyms: breather, discontinuance Antonyms: activity, continuity Example Sentence: Since the bad weather has caused a temporary building cessation, the office building will not be completed on time. 4. DEFALCATION (NOUN): (गबन): default Synonyms: disaster, failure Antonyms: accomplishment, achievement Example Sentence: Ravi made defalcation in funds. 5. CANDOR (NOUN): (निष्कपटता): frankness Synonyms: directness, fairness Antonyms: dishonesty, unfairness Example Sentence: She has done her task with complete candor. 6. ACQUIT (VERB): (बरी करना): absolve Synonyms: clear, exonerate Antonyms: convict Example Sentence: One was brought to trial on a charge of affray and was acquitted. 7. RECURRENT (ADJECTIVE): (आवर्तक): repeated Synonyms: recurring, repetitive Antonyms: isolated Example Sentence: She had a recurrent dream about falling. 8. MODERATE (VERB): (घटना): abate Synonyms: let up, lessen Antonyms: get up Example Sentence: I shall not moderate my criticism. 9. DESCRIPTIVE (ADJECTIVE): (वर्णनात्मक): illustrative Synonyms: expressive, pictorial Antonyms: undescriptive Example Sentence: The text contains some good descriptive passages. 10. DEARTH (NOUN): (दुर्लभता): lack Synonyms: scarcity, Antonyms: abundance Example Sentence: There was a dearth of evidence.

New words –English_Vocabulary_2021

English_Vocabulary_2021 🔰sunshine shift 💎a period of time worked by an employee of a café or restaurant that can only open outdoors, and which can be cancelled by the employer if the weather is not good enough to attract customers Make space in your Covid dictionary for another new entry: the “sunshine shift”, a post-plague play on the zero-hours contract, in which hospitality workers are guaranteed work only when the sun is out. Sunshine shifts will be a reality for bar and waiting staff working at Liverpool venues owned by Natalie Haywood’s Leaf Group … She is resigned to probably operating at a loss until she can open up indoors.

human cloud 💎the freelance workers located anywhere in the world who are employed to work on individual tasks that can be done on a computer The software tools that allow the gig economy to run are called ‘human cloud platforms’. Employers are beginning to see the human cloud as a new way to get work done. Jobs are divided into projects or tasks within a virtual cloud of willing workers all over the world. 🔰boffice 💎a bed used as a workspace by someone who works from home While the boffice can be used for any kind of work that requires nothing more than a laptop, notebook and phone, it comes into its own for a specific task that requires focus and for which there is a deadline. (Writers need deadlines, even though most of us do our damnedest to avoid them until they are right upon us.)

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The hindu Vocabulary

 #The_Hindu_Vocab

Hindu_Vocabs 

o  Sedition – राजद्रोह

o  Exciting – उत्तेजक

o  Offence – अपराध

o  Predictable – पूर्वानुमेय

o  Rampant – शक्तिशाली

o  Imprisonment – क़ैद, कारावास

o  ill-treatment – दुर्व्यवहार

o  Neighbouring – निकटवर्ती

o  Unwarranted – अनुपयुक्त या अनुचित

o  Instance – उदाहरण, मिसाल

o  Invoking – क़ानून आदि प्रयोग करना

o  Prominent – महत्वपूर्ण

o  Diatribe – जोशीला भाषण देना

o  Vendetta – ख़ानदानी झगड़ा

o  Alleged – आरोपित

o  Alternative – वैकल्पिक,

o  Take up (Phrase) – आरंभ करना,

o  Petition – याचिका, अर्ज़ी

o  Imminent – सन्निकट

o  Stormy – तूफ़ानी

o  Onslaught – प्रचण्ड

o  Extremely – अत्यधिक

o  Weakening – कमज़ोर कर देना

o  Jeopardy – ख़तरा, संकट,

o  Capacities – धारणशक्ति

o  Considerably – काफ़ी अधिक

o  Heralding – संकेत होना

o  Confluence – दो या अधिक वस्तुओं का मेल

o  Warning – चेतावनी

o  Forecasts – भविष्यवाणी करना

o  Wearied – गहरी थकान

o  Furious – बहुत क्रुद्घ

o  Swelled – फुलाना

o  Evacuated – किसी स्थान को छोड़ना

o  Unrelenting – अडिग; टस से मस न होने वाला

o  Impact – परिणाम या प्रभाव

o  Disaster – महाविनाश,

o  Mitigation – घटाव, कटौती