The promises are made and then broken by every politician in the country, but Arvind Kejriwal called himself as a representative of a common man does that too. I will list some of his promises then, describe how he broke it. On an interview with the Times Now NEWS channel he said, he will never fight election and he don't want to hold any position in his life. But what happened, he made his own party (AAP) and fought VIDHAN SABHA election from DELHI and sworn as CHIEF MINISTER of DELHI on 28th December, 2013, what happened to his sayings then. Also before and after the election he repeatedly said that, his party will never take or give support to CONGRESS and BJP because both the parties are corrupted and he wants to make a corruption free party, but what happened in a greed to be a CM he accepted a support from the congress, by saying that it is a decision of the public. Now he is supporting Rahul Gandhi (Member of Congress) as the best fit candidate for Prime Minister for t...

INDIA is going to be a super-power by 2050, I kept on reading and listening to this from many sources, for many years. But the bitter truth is we are still entrapped in the believing of the past, from which one is the caste system (It is a system of social stratification on the basis of their type of work) which is eating and weakening our country from the inside. I believe that until and unless we are out of it, we cannot be a super-power country truly. The problem of casteism is very severe in the villages where the peoples still wants to believe in the past, the effect of the caste system is comparatively less in the cities, but it is not completely finished. The other problem of the increasing casteism is because our politician who instead of uprooting the problem from the society, regularly keeps on arousing it. These people use this caste system to increase their vote banks. Now a days, with the grace of these politicians the peoples of a particular castes are benefited ove...

Many nations count on Coal, Oil and Natural Gas to supply most of their energy needs, but reliance on fossil fuel presents a big problem. Fossil fuels are a finite resources. Eventually the world will run out of fuels, or it will become too expensive to retrieve those that remain. Fossil fuels also causes air, water, and soil pollution, and produce greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming. The potential of renewable energy is enormous as they can in principle meet many times the world's energy demand. Renewable energy such as Solar, Wind, Ocean, Hydro-power, Biomass, Geothermal resources, Bio-fuels and Hydrogen derived from renewable resources can provide sustainable energy service, based on the use of routinely available, indigenous resources. A transition to renewable-based energy system is looking increasingly likely as the costs of solar and wind power systems have dropped substantially in the past 30 years, and continue to decline, while the price of oil and gas c...

Excessive use of fossil fuel and unabashed abuse of nature's bounty have taken a toll on our planet. Global warming, pollution, devastation are no longer just words of a distant future. They are realities that are already upon us. When will this stop. It's not too late. If not Earth, Where? If not now, When? If not us, Who? WE DO NOT INHERIT THE EARTH FROM OUR ANCESTORS; WE BORROW IT FROM OUR CHILDREN. As a research continues in the field of energy, more and more statistical data is now emerging, giving blinding evidence sustaining the fact that we are soon going to run out some of the substances which are most important in our lives right now. The fuels that we are using to run our vehicles, light our homes and generate our electricity, have almost reached the bottom of the containers. We can however, with no doubt, rely on resources such as the Wind, the Sun, Water and Nature, resources that ironically were the ones first provided us with everlasting supply. The time...

According to the latest tiger census report released on March 28, 2011 by the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), the current tiger population estimated is 1,706 (i.e. ranging between a minimum  of 1,571 to a maximum of 1,875). The results include figures from 17 states with tiger population. In 2008 the tiger population figure stood at 1,411. For a detailed report on the 2011 NTCA tiger estimation please refer to the following link: NTCA, 2011 Detailed tiger Estimation Report HISTORY & CONSERVATION: Bengal Tiger is a tiger subspecies native to the Bengal region of South Asia, and is the National Animal of India and Bangladesh.   In India, the tiger is found practically throughout the country, from the Himalayas to Cape Comorin, except in Punjab, Kutch and the deserts of Rajasthan. In the northeast, its range extends into Burma. Tigers occupy a variety of habitats including tropical evergreen forests, deciduous forests, mangrove swamps, ...

 खेल दिवस की बात करते ही, आँखों के सामने बस एक ही चेहरा घूमता है-जिनका नाम है ध्यानचंद-हाँकी का जादूगर -जिन्होंने सही मायने में भारतीय हाँकी को दुनिया में एक नया नाम दिया। भारतीय खेलो में ध्यानचंद यानी दद्दा  शख्सियत इतनी बड़ी है की हम उनके जन्म दिवस को राष्ट्रीय खेल दिवस के रूप में मानते है। हमारे खेलो की तस्वीर तो ज़रूर बदलती हुई दिख रही है, लेकिन वो खेल जिसे ध्यानचंद खेलते थे, जो कभी हमारी धडकनों में धड़कता था-बेहद बुरे हाल में है। इसको सुधरने के लिए हमे एक नए सिरे से प्रयत्न करने होंगे ताकि हम उसे वापस उस मुकाम पर ले जा सके जंहा ध्यानचंद इस खेल को ले कर गए थे। लन्दन ओल्य्म्पिक के बाद जब भारतीय टीम जब स्वदेश लौटी तो उन्हें हवाई अड्डे के पिछले दरवाजे से बहार ले जाया गया। दिलचस्प बात यह है की उसी दिन ओल्य्म्पिक में रजत जीतने वाले सुशील कुमार और कांस्य जीतने वाले योगेश्वर भी लौटे थे। उन दोनों का एयरपोर्ट पर जोरदार तरीके स्वागत हुआ था। मैंने कभी सोचा नहीं था की ओल्य्म्पिक खेल इतिहास में आठ स्वर्ण पदक जीतने वाली भारतीय हाँकी टीम को  अब पिछले दरवाजे...