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    Social Integration and Communal Harmony in India In India from time immemorial‚ people belonging to various religious faiths lived in harmony and peace. There are fundamental values and traditions in our culture that promote integration among different communities. This was helpful for the growth of a great civilization in the Indian sub-continent. It will be our endeavour as the citizens of this country to preserve the rich tradition of Social Harmony among diverse religious and ethnic groups and

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    Amity between the communities in the country and absence of friction and tension among them is known as communal harmony. In countries like India‚ it is very important‚ being a Precondition to internal peace‚ which is essential for progress and development of the country. As we know‚ India has got multiplicity of religions and very nature of the culture is composite. But religion has never been a source of co between the communities in Indian society. Mutual tolerance and regards for other religions

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    COMMUNAL HARMONY AND THE QUESTION OF CULTURAL IDENTITIY Harmony and the co-existence of mutli-faceted elements are the two essential ingredients of any society which seeks sustainable longevity. In a pluralistic society the question of harmonious existence of its different structural units becomes all the more pertinent. An analogy can be observed with the human body wherein the different functional systems work in unison to create a perfect coherence. Like in the human body where‚ different organs

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    The Role of the Youth in Establishing Unity in a Diversified Multicultural Society Years passed‚ adults have tried to control youth because they represent the future.  Young people often fight back‚ trying to create their own world that is separate from their parents. At the end of World War II they were finally given a name: “teen-agers‚” an ideal of young people as consumers.  That model for youth spread around the world‚ and still exists today. Throughout history‚ young people have played an

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    Literature of Singapore  The literature of Singapore comprises a collection of literary works by Singaporeans in any of the country’s four main languages: English‚ Tamil‚ Chinese‚ and Malay. While Singaporean literary works may be considered as also belonging to the literature of their specific languages‚ the literature of Singapore is viewed as a distinct body of literature portraying various aspects of Singapore society and forms a significant part of the culture of Singapore. Literature in all

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    Youth constitute about 34 percent of the total population of India. The youth of every country is its valuable human resource. The responsibility for change‚ progress and innovation lies on their shoulders. Youth can make or mar society. There has always been a tussle between tradition and modernity and the youth have often been misunderstood by the elders. The elders feel that‚ being immature and inexperienced‚ the youth usually indulge in thoughtless activities. However‚ the youth have the zeal

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    Role of Youth for a Positive Pakistan Arsalan Ahmed Khan SE - Metallurgy Engineering This essay has secured first position in SME Intellectual writing contest 2010 Junior Category. The destiny of a nation is vested with the youngsters. These are the people if guided correctly; they can modify the course of the world. They have the might of extensive thinking‚ hard struggle‚ innovation and advancement. The youth are ready to adapt changes because they are young they are in search of truth‚ they

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    The role of youth in realising the dreams of Dr.Kalam “Dream‚ dream‚ dream‚ your dreams will transform into thoughts‚ thoughts lead to honest work‚ work results in action and you will succeed” has been rightly said by Dr.Abul Pakir Jainul Abideen Abdul Kalam. Dreams can be accomplished by youth as they have commitment to action. To quote Jean Ingelow “Youth! Youth! How buoyant are the hopes; they turn‚ Like marigolds‚ towards the sunny side”. Students’ life is meant for studies to become true and

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    Role of youth in Transforming India ‘Youth is like a fire It crept forward. A Spark at first Growing into a flame The brightening into a Blaze’. Introduction: Martin Luther has said‚ "I have a Dream" and the dream come largely true. If he had not thought of that dream he would have accomplished nothing in his life. To climb high one has to think of climbing the Everest. One may not go higher

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