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  The Compromise Part 1 English Alphabet हिंदी वर्ण A B C D E ए बी सी डी ई

  Gestalt  Psychology This  school  of  Psychology  was  founded  in  Germany  about 1912  by  Max Wertheimer  and  his  colleagues  Kurt  Koffka  and  Wolfgang  Kohler. These  pioneer  psychologists  felt  that  structuralists  were  wrong  in  thinking  of  the mind  as  being  made  up  of  elements.  They  maintained  that  the  mind  is  not  made up  of  a  combination  of  simple  elements. The  German  word  Gestalt  means  “form”  or  “configuration”,  and  the  Gestalt psychologists  maintained  that  the  mind  should  be  thought  of  as  resulting  from the  whole  pattern  of  sensory  activity...

  Fundamental Rights   Fundamental Rights are a very important component of our Constitution. In fact, they are probably a unique feature of our Constitution.  You may note that the keenness and insistence of the founding fathers of our Constitution to include Fundamental Rights for all citizens were really shaped by their experiences of fighting the British colonialists. The framers of the Constitution had experienced first hand the crushing of liberties during different phases of subjugation by the British. They were determined that citizens of free India were not subjected to such experiences ever again. Hence, their strong emphasis on Fundamental Rights. The Constitution guarantees certain rights to its citizens  considered fundamental for their well-being. These rights are enforceable by the courts of law (unlike the Directive Principles of State Policy). They are the bedrock of an Indian citizen's life, liberty and property. The various Fundamental Rights are:...

  METAPHOR I n metaphor one thing is described as another and in the process there is a carrying over of meanings. For example in the expression Maharaja Ranjit Singh was the Lion of Punjab the meaning of fearless and bravery associated with lion are transferred onto Maharaja Ranjit Singh. So so in metaforce we find transference of meanings due to hidden or implicit comparisons that take place. Simile A simile , unlike a metaphor is an expression which makes an explicit or direct comparison between two things by use of words "like" or "as". For example in the expression her cheeks are like roses the meaning of redness and freshness transferred from roses to cheeks through a direct comparison. Allegory Sometimes story or a poem is written in such a way as to have two coherent meaning this is called allegory for example in John Christian's journey from the city of destruction illustrate salvation. In George orwell's Animal Farm the story has animal as its char...

  जीपीएस-ग्लोबल पोजिशनिंग सिस्टम-ट्राइंगुलेशन का स्पेस- ऐज वर्जन है। यह संयुक्त राज्य सरकार के स्वामित्व वाली और संयुक्त राज्य अमेरिका अंतरिक्ष बल द्वारा संचालित एक उपग्रह-आधारित रेडियोनैविगेशन प्रणाली है। यह वैश्विक नेविगेशन सैटेलाइट सिस्टम (जीएनएसएस) में से एक है जो पृथ्वी पर या उसके आस-पास कहीं भी जीपीएस रिसीवर को जियोलोकेशन और समय की जानकारी प्रदान करता है जहां चार या अधिक जीपीएस उपग्रहों के लिए दृष्टि की एक अबाधित रेखा है। पहाड़ और इमारतों जैसी बाधाएं अपेक्षाकृत कमजोर जीपीएस संकेतों को रोकती हैं। मूल रूप से सैन्य उपयोग के लिए विकसित, जीपीएस में तीन घटक होते हैं: पृथ्वी की परिक्रमा करने वाले उपग्रह, दुनिया भर के मास्टर कंट्रोल स्टेशन, और नौसैनिक विध्वंसक से लेकर निजी गोल्फ कार्ट तक के स्थानों में रिसीवर।. यू एस के जीपीएस सिस्टम मे 24 नवस्टार उपग्रह हर 12 घंटे में ग्रह के छह अलग-अलग कक्षाओं की परिक्रमा करते हैं।. बैकअप के रूप में तीन अतिरिक्त उपग्रह हमेशा रहते है।. उपग्रहों में परमाणु घड़ियां होती हैं जो प्रत्येक संकेत के साथ सटीक समय भेजती हैं। नियंत्रण स्टेशन उपग्रहों की निग...

 Rhythm English has what we call a stress - timed rhythm, which means that the stressed syllables come at approximately equal intervals of time , regardless of the number of the intervening unstressed syllables. Take a sentence like  A ' change of 'air would 'do you 'good . The stressed syllables are marked with the sign before them . Here we have 8 syllables of which 4 are stressed , and they come at equal intervals of time . So we have a rhythmic pattern consisting of unstressed syllables and stressed syllables coming alternately. This kind of rhythm is quite common in poetry and is called imabic metre. 'Metre' is the term used to indicate the number of stressed syllables that form the beats (or feet) and the arrangement of stressed and  unstressed syllables in each line of a poem. So in the line give  above has four beats or four feet. If we have a pattern in which one week ( unstressed) syllables is followed by one strong syllable , we call it ' iambic m...