Village is a habitation of people which is much smaller in area than a city or a town. This area is not an area which is not as advanced as the city. However‚ this life like all other things has its own merits and demerits and‚ advantages and disadvantages. In a village‚ the avenues of employment are few as‚ knowhow of various avenues is not at par with that available in the cities. In a village the mainstay of livelihood is basically farming. Besides farming‚ there may be some construction works
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.................................. 11 OBJECTIVE OF THE TRIP The 3 day rural immersion program at TRTC‚ Chaibasa was a thoroughly inspirational experience that shook down the walls of usual disregard towards the increasing plight of Indian Villages. The premises couldn’t have been more involving and direct than talking to the villagers ourselves and deducing the exact standards of facilities and the penetration of rural policies set by the government. The objective was not just to understand
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successful and had far-reaching effects on the simple routine of life in the desert villages. The Indian agents correctly predicted that the Papagos would find uses for wagons but‚ so far as is known‚ no official anticipated the whole train of effects on Papago life. Hence‚ the introduction of the wagon was not integrated with other plans for the Indians. What immediate changes in the life of a desert Indian village would you expect from the introduction of a wagon about the year 1900? 2. THE
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way and made Ranga fall in love with her. He finally got them married. 2. What are the special features of Hosahalli and in what respect are they so? In the village of Hosahalli the mango trees produce sour mangoes whose sourness go straight to the skull bones. There is also a creeper growing in the ever-so-fine water of the village pond. The flowers are a feast to behold and the leaves can be used to serve afternoon meals. 3. What was special about Rangappa? How did the villagers react to
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Conflict between the village and the headmaster In the short story “Dead Men’s Path” the author Chinua Achebe tells us a story about Obi‚ his wife‚ the village and the people that live there. This short story shows us some relation to conformity‚ identity‚ and rebellion‚ because of some conflict and things that went on in the village. This village had a school that was “unprogressive”‚ and needed a new headmaster. Obi was picked as the new headmaster‚ because he was young. The “Mission authorities”
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Whatever Happens‚ Happens for the Best Once upon a time there was an old man called Bob‚ who lived alone in a village. He would go about his business alone‚ even in his old age. He was a nice‚ friendly man who was liked by all the people in the village. Bob had only one son and he moved to a school far away from the village. Many people in the village always felt sorry for Bob‚ they knew he must be lonely. The villagers would always ask Bob if his son would ever return. To all of them‚ Bob would
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As the story starts‚ everything is ordinary and as usual‚ until a drowned man washes up from the sea and arrives to a small‚ boring village with no flowers. The drowned man is extremely big and his appearance is the handsomest. Therefore‚ people in the village characterize him with superlatives. They deeply believe the drowned man has the power to transform the village and make their lives better‚ which is why they even name him “Esteban‚” represents a mythical figure and a god of their belief. At
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Yanomamo In February of 1971‚ ethnographer Napoleon Chagnon went and visited a small village in South America to study the people of Yanomamo‚ a village that no one has ever visited from the outside world. The Yanomamo tribes are South American Indian who spoke different yet similar languages from village to village. They mostly reside in Northern Brazil and southern Venezuela. They live in scattered villages in the forest; they usually grouped by families and often change their location of living
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people did not know Anna’s real name. Where he is from? What was his background? Did he suddenly became an activist? Now let us have a talk about Anna Hazare. Anna’s real name was Kisan Baburao Hazare. He was born on January 15‚ 1940 in Bhingar village of Ahmednagar district. Poverty and adverse conditions forced Anna Hazare to leave the 5 acres of cultivable land in Bhingar and shift to their ancestral home in Ralegan Siddhi. He was brought up by a childless aunt and she funded his education in
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celebrated before the sowing of seeds to earn blessings for the good harvest throughout the year. It is celebrated with great pomp and show by feasting‚ singing ‚ dancing and merry making. The following rituals are abserved: During this ten days kajiwa (village king) will initiate and give all the necessary announcements . And wherever he goes he has to carry akha ( wine) in a cup and drop drops of wine as a sign of giving one tenth offering to Aniiza Kajiwa ( supreme god) and also as a asking blessing
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