What a common man can do against corruption

Today corruption is a burning topic in India, Everyone is fed up of corruption. News channels are showing various programs and hosting discussions on corruption. Social media is full of posts about corruption and netizen are liking and sharing those emotional posts like anything. But most of these posts are telling about the corruption and its amplitude. They are discussing how bad it is, what are its affects on society and why it should be eradicated. But rarely will you find a post to explain, what a common man can do to fight against day to day corruption. Supporters of various political parties are blaming each other for corruption and trying to convince the online community to vote for their party, as if one political party or the other is going to use some magic stick to remove all corruption in the system. But this is not possible at all.

Of course corruption is a bad thing and it should be eradicated. But no single person can clean the system overnight. Multi-level efforts are required to do this herculean task. We the people of India can play a key role to eradicate the corruption from our system. For higher level and political corruption you need different method and for lower level corruption you need a totally different method. Here in this article I’m trying to explain what a common man like you and me can do in fight against day to day corruption.

1.       Know the rules: Knowledge is the best instrument to be used against day to day corruption. If you are aware of the rules and the method to file complaint you can definitely make a difference. But most of up hardly bother about the rules and correct procedure of doing a thing. Our ignorance empowers the government employees or officers to do what they want to do. Remember there are always right ways to do the things and also a ways to fight against the wrong practices. If wrong practices really hurt us, we should try to find out the right methods and proper places to complain against them.

2.       Spread Knowledge: Tell others about the rules and about the methods to fight against corruption. More you spread knowledge the more you empower people to fight against corruption.

3.       Follow the rules: Before we correct others we should correct ourselves. If we are taking the wrong path we cannot ask others to follow the right one.

4.       Collect as many proofs as you can: If you have made up your mind to do your bit against corruption, collect enough proof to prove the corruption. You may take help of modern electronic devices like mobile, camera, voice recorder etc. Try to collect paper proof of the corruption. If required use RTI Act to collect official information.

5.       Make a group: Tty to find other aggrieved people and invite them form a group. People with similar problems can help each other. If you know certain other people who are aggrieved and want to fight against the same type of corruption It is better to take them with you It will give you strength.

6.       Give Representation: Give representation to proper authority about the case with proper proofs and logics.  It is a good Idea to make double copy of the representation and take a receiving from the office where you are giving the representation. It will strengthen you case and force the authorities to consider you seriously. Many departments have simplified online complaint facility available making it easy to complain and keep track of the complaint.

7.       Informing Vigilance Department: In many cases It is difficult to collect valid proofs of the corruption. In such cases Vigilance department can help you. You can inform them and they themselves plan a trap for the corrupt officer. Then you help them in their trap to catch the guilty person.

8.       Involve Media: In extreme cases media and public can be involved but generally it is not advisable to involve media at early stages of action. Social media can also help but only for spreading the news. It is generally seen that netizens do not help in real life situations.

9.       Follow Up: Do not leave the case after filing the complaint. Give proper follow up till the action is not taken. It may seem difficult initially but once it is done It will set an example and other will take lesson from the same.

How to excell in Mathematics

Mathematics is generally considered as a difficult subject and most of the students are afraid of it. Even the good ones find it difficult and either try to avoid it or do it with a great difficulty. Even then most of them have to study it as it is a key subject for good career. Here is the right technique to study mathematics and do well in it without any difficulty.

The whole study of Mathematics can be divided into three major parts. (a) Concepts (b) Methods (c) Practice. And all the three parts have different methods to study. Most of the students try to follow one of these methods and end up in difficulty and failure. Remember that Concepts are to be build, Methods are to be learnt and practice is to be done.

Concepts should be made by reading the definition, understanding them and then if possible making a picture of them. Our mind understands pictures better than the words. Concepts are meant to be learnt by heart. Concepts are only a small part of the whole mathematics but they hold the key position in mathematics. As they are key to the whole mathematics they are worth learning.

Methods are steps to solve the problems. A step by step procedure to solve any type of problem is called the method. Once you understand the concepts you can analyse the problem and apply these concepts to develop a method to solve the problem. Initially you can take the methods from teacher or book and learn them by heart. But always try to relate it with the relevant concepts. It will give you insight and better understanding of the concepts as well as of the method.

Practice is the biggest part of the study of mathematics. But it becomes easier and enjoyable when done with the help of and methods. Once you understand and remember the method to solve any problem, you can solve any number of problems of the same type. But as it is said that practice makes man perfect, practice holds important role in study of mathematics. Repeated solving of problems gives us speed and accuracy in following the known method.

In short we can say that mathematics can be mastered in three simple steps

1.       Understand the concepts.

2.       Learn the method

3.       Do repeated practice.

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link to article about islamic jihad

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Source(s):for ebooks

There are tons of sites. I hear that gutenberg is the best. I have go through some of it's listings, quite extensive.

Source(s):

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http://www.gutenberg.org/ Free E-books
http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/ The Online Books Page
http://www.baen.com/library/ Baen Free Library
http://www.bibliomania.com/1/frameset.ht… Study Guides and Teachers Resources
http://www.bookspot.com/ Find recommended reads for teens
http://www.bookspot.com/ask/
http://www.eharlequin.com/cms/index.jhtm… Women' fiction
http://www.bookyards.com/
http://www.bygosh.com/features.htm
http://www.bygosh.com/thebestnovels.htm
http://www.ebooks3.com/
http://www.free-online-novels.com/
http://www.infomotions.com/alex/
http://www.literature.org/
http://www.literature.org/authors/
http://manybooks.net/ Free E-books
http://www.online-literature.com/
http://www.pagebypagebooks.com/
http://www.redbirdstudio.com/e_books/
http://www.starry.com/novel/authors.htm
http://www.thefreelibrary.com/
http://www.allreaders.com/ Good Reviews
http://litsum.com/ Literary Summaries

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cbse books

Some of the Books Suggested by cbse for extra reading
 The Young Visitors- Daisy Ashford
 The wind in the Willows-Kenneth Graham
 The Tale of Mr. Tod- Beatrix Potter
 Gulliver's Travels- Jonathan Swift



links for searching more books
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http://ia311514.us.archive.org/attachpdf.php?file=%2F3%2Fitems%2Fenidblytonholida00blytiala%2Fenidblytonholida00blytiala.pdf


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दो नज़्में

कल ही एक नज़्म भेजने के बाद, आज न जाने क्यों बहुत मन हो रहा है कि एक दोऔर
पुरानी नज़्में सबसे बाँट लूँ। आशा है आप सब अन्यथा नहीं लेंगे।
नज़्म -

आज फ़िर ख़ाब में तुझे देखा
हौले-हौले से कोई मीठी सी
बात करती थी मेरे कानों में
मेरे कांधों पे अपना सर रख के
जैसे वो दिन अभी गए ही नहीं
आज फ़िर ख़ाब में तुझे देखा
वो ही गेसू थे वो ही आँखें थीं
वो लरजते हुए से लब तेरे
जैसे खाई अभी कसम कोई
मेरे हाथों को हाथ में ले कर
आज फ़िर ख़ाब में तुझे देखा
मेरे पहलू में बैठ हँसते हुए
मेरे हाथों को चूमना तेरा
वो ही बातें वही छुअन तेरी
नींद टूटी तो आँख भर आई
आज फ़िर ख़ाब में तुझे देखा

रवि कांत अनमोल

2. नज़्म- देवी नहीं हूँ मैं

देवी नहीं हूँ
नारी हूँ मैं
नर की ही तरह
हाड माँस से बनी नारी
मुझमें भी वही भावनाएं वही इच्छाएं हैं
जो होती हैं एक नर में
मेरी ज़रूरतें, मेरे जज़्बात भी
वैसे ही धड़कते हैं
मेरे मन में , मेरे मस्तिष्क में
मेरी रूह में मेरे शरीर में
जैसे किसी भी नर के धड़कते हैं
क्योंकि मुझे भी बनाया है
प्रकृति ने उसी तरह
जैसे किसी नर को
फिर पता नहीं क्यों
इस जीती जागती, हाड माँस की
नारी को क्यों समझ लिया जाता है
कोई पत्थर की प्रतिमा
और बैठा दिया जाता है उसे देवी बनाकर
जिसे आज्ञा नहीं है
अपनी भावनाएं व्यक्त करने की
अपनी इच्छाएं पूरी करने की
उसके मन मस्तिष्क
रूह और शरीर के साथ धड़कते जज़्बात को
बताने तक पर पाबंदी है
पता नहीं कब समझेगा यह समाज
कि मुझे भी हक है
अपने जीवन को अपने तरीके से जीने का
अपनी इच्छाएं पूरी करने का
अपने जज़्बात को व्यक्त करने का
आखिर नारी हूँ  मैं
कोई देवी नहीं।


रवि कांत अनमोल

नज़्म : बुज़ुर्ग़ों की दुआ जैसी

आज के दिन एक बहुत पुरानी नज़्म सबसे बाँटने को जी चाह रहा है। नज़्म पेशे
नज़र है । आशा है पसंद आएगी।

नज़्म
वो इक मासूम सी लड़की बुज़ुर्ग़ों की दुआ जैसी
बड़ी भोली बड़ी प्यारी वो बच्चों की ख़ता जैसी

बड़ी सादा ज़ुबां आँखें, बड़ी पुख़्ता बयां आँखें
न जाने क्या थी वो इक चीज़ आँखों में हया जैसी

वो पल में रूठ जाना और ख़ुद ही मान भी जाना
बड़ी नादान थी वो कमसिनी की इंतिहा जैसी

वो उसके लफ़्ज़ फूलों की बिखरती ख़ुश्बुओं जैसे
वो उसकी बात करने की अदा बादे सबा जैसी

वो उसके नर्मो-नाज़ुक लब किसी ताज़ा कली जैसे
लबों पर खेलती मुस्कान वो चंचल हवा जैसी

शरारत से कभी हँसना कभी कांधे पे सर रखना
वो हर अंदाज़ में पाकीज़ग़ी अहदे-वफ़ा जैसी

मैं उसकी याद को दिल से जुदा कर ही नहीं पाता
तमन्नाओं के हाथों पर है वो रंगे हिना जैसी

मुझे ऐ काश फिर दीदार हो जाए कहीं उसका
कहीं मिल जाए मुझको फिर से वो दिल की दुआ जैसी

रवि कांत अनमोल