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INETRNET A BOON OR BANE:

1. Because of internet world has become a global village.
2. Internet is easy accessible for all because of its availability
3. Internet is a pool of knowledge where in you can get information on

various topics.
4. Students also you can send e mails, chat online, with the increase of

social networking site you can communicate with any one on any
time. Transfer of files made easy.
5. We can buy products using on line shopping, pay or transfer money
through internet banking, book rail and air tickets online, payment
of bills, students can learn through on line education.
6. With the increase of social networking sites students communicate
with strangers that may lead them in trouble. They may indulge in
hacking and other illegal activities which will lead them in trouble
also there is easy accessibility for adult contents which may spoil
the students
7. Some people believe that internet access creates problems.
8. The new innovations and resources can be shared because of easy
communication.
9. Through Internet, viruses spread easily and total data can be
corrupted.
10. Children and youth can be easily mis leaded by the wrong content in
some wrong websites.
2. SOCIAL NETWORK OR DIGITAL NETWORKING:
1. Social networks provided people with a way to set up a personal page or
profile to which they could post updates on what they were doing.
2. People also can engage in group activities online and display feeds of
information on their home pages
3. Social Networks as a Source of News
4. Social media is the social interaction among people in which they create,
share or exchange information and ideas in virtual communities and
networks
5. Social media differ from traditional or industrial media in many ways,
including quality, reach, frequency, usability, immediacy, and permanence.
6. Geocities, created in 1994, was one of the first social media sites.
7. Social networks introduce substantial and pervasive changes to
communication between organizations, communities, and individuals.
These changes are the focus of the emerging field of techno self studies.
8. Integrated Services for Digital Network (ISDN) is a set of communication
standards for simultaneous digital transmission of voice, video, data, and
other network services over the traditional circuits of the public switched
telephone network.
9. Digital Networking Systems is an Application Service Provider / ASP /

Cloud Computing Platform delivering cutting edge computing

services. Including Citrix Application Hosting, Dedicated Servers,
and Server Based Computing solutions.
10. Today, our clients are
capitalizing on these technology
developments by extending access to their applications from any

device over any network connection - including wireless - with

greater performance and reliability.

3 .TIME MANAGEMENT:
1. Time management is the act or process of planning and exercising
conscious control over the amount of time spent on specific activities,
especially to increase effectiveness, efficiency or productivity.
2. Effective time management involves planning the amount of time you
spend on all of the tasks of running a business -- and your personal life -to get things done in the most effective and productive manner.
3. Time management is usually a necessity in any project development as it
determines the project completion time and scope.
4. Improve your time management skills by using a range of tools and
techniques used to accomplish specific tasks, projects and goals.
5. Time management skills are valuable in job hunting, but also in many
other aspects of life: from revising for examinations to working in a
vacation job.
6. Identify ways in which we can improve the management of our time, we
can begin to adjust our routines and patterns of behavior to reduce any
time-related stress in our lives.
7. Time management strategies are often associated with the
recommendation to set personal goals.
8. Use time management skills.
9. Skills of effective time management are required
10.Task lists are used in self-management,

4. IMPACT OF WESTERN CULTURE:

1. Civilization is what we have, culture is what we are.
2. Indian culture is richly known in other parts of the world since the ancient
age
3. The inundation of Western culture is undeniable as it has effects that are
both unconsciously beneficial and detrimental in our daily lives.
4. Westernization has greatly affected our traditions, customs, our family and
our respect and love for others
5. Westernization has given rise to single families. Marriages are fastly
breaking & our tolerance and patience has given the answer.
6. t is shocking to see that Indians are forgetting their culture and western
people are seeing India for obtaining salvation.
7. Indian Culture, which is one of the oldest & richest cultures, is now under
serious threat as western culture is making its strong base in India and slowly
and gradually wiping out the Indian culture
8. Westernization should not affect the core traditions of Indian society.
9. The term western culture not only applies to European countries but to
places where we see spread of European culture.

10.Its time to realize both the goodness and harmful effects of both Indian
and western culture, and adopt and goodness and get rid of those cultural
practices that are degrading the quality of human life.

5. NATURAL DISASTERS IN INDIA

1. Natural disasters in India, many of them related to the climate of India,
cause massive losses of Indian life and property. Droughts, flash floods,
cyclones, avalanches, landslides brought on by torrential rains, and
snowstorms pose the greatest threats.
2. Natural disasters also termed as acts of God have caused immense
damage to life and property. It takes years to rehabilitate people.
3. Landslides are common in the Lower Himalayas.
4. Floods are the most common natural disaster in India
5. To some extent, the exploitation of natural resources by man is also a
cause for such calamities.
6. Droughts, floods, famines, earthquakesIndia has been a victim to every
form of destruction by nature.
7. In order to be classified as a disaster it will have profound environmental
effect and/or human loss and frequently incurs financial loss.
8. Disasters are ubiquitous but most large scale disasters occur in cancer and
tropic of Capricorn geographical region which encompasses most of the
developing nations.
9. Due to the geography and topography, India has faced serious large scale
natural disasters like droughts, cyclones and earthquakes.
10.The available statistics also show that the number of disasters per year is
increasing but also the number of people affected and killed is also rising.

6. ONE THING THAT BROUGHT CHANGE IN YOUR

LIFE
Life teaches us many things.
Life makes us to take hard decisions at times.
Change is a painful process
Change teaches us how to sustain the pain
Change gives us new aspirations
Life that takes a change should make us forget all our negative
thoughts and experiences.
7. Change is a very good option given by life to survive and live
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8. Thing that brings change in life should make us come open up and

add new flavors to our life.

9. Change is inevitable and gives an individual a chance of rebirth..
10. Change brought in ones life should be lasting for a longer time.

7. CHALLENGE IN LIFE:
1. Life is a challenge which gives us many lessons
2. life is not a bed of roses then is it a bed of thorns? Life can be full of challenges
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and decisions we have to make. Decisions can be made using logic/reason, or our inner guidance system /intuition/ gut
instinct
One who takes challenges always stands to be successful in life.
Accepting new challenges reflects the interpersonal skills of an
individual.
Challenges throw great opportunities.
Challenges are the cause of great changes in life
Every challenge accepted brings new laurels in ones life.
Challenges dont come on their own they are to be seized.
Create balance.Do something for your mind, body, and soul
every day. Read, solve a puzzle, or learn another language. Get air,
light, and space; walk, run, dance, stretch. Meditate, listen to
soothing music, and laugh with friends. Attend to all of yourself on a
daily basis.

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8. AP CAPITAL ISSUE:
1. The government said it would table the report of the

Sivaramakrishnan Committee
2. State Congress is of the view that the issue of Andhra Pradesh's

capital city requires intensive discussions,

3. The APCC President is of the view that of all establishments at a

single place like Hyderabad may create problems and it may also
lead to the neglect of backward areas.
4. The people here believe they are getting a raw deal in the split.
"There is no capital, no infrastructure, no institutions in
Seemandhra,"
5. At the core of the Seemandhra region's discontent is that under the
bifurcation, it will share capital Hyderabad with Telangana for 10
years, but will eventually have to pick its own capital. Hyderabad, a
gleaming IT hub, has 80-90 per cent of jobs.
6. In the Rayalaseema region, young people have already taken to the
streets, though in small numbers, in support of their demand for
Kurnool, which was the state capital for a brief period before Andhra

and Telangana were merged to become a Telugu linguistic state in

1956.
7. A vernacular television channel on Sunday flashed the results of a
phone call survey conducted on the question of state capital.
According to these polls, 66.71 per cent of the 66,024 callers
favoured Vijayawada-Guntur as the ideal place for the future capital
city. Visakhapatnam stood as the next best choice but was preferred
by only 15.25 per cent of the total callers. Whereas Ongole and
Kurnool got just 13.69 per cent and 3.85 per cent votes
respectively.
8. Some leaders suggest a compromise solution as deciding the
location for the new state capital is also linked to certain complex
socio political issues besides the lobbying power of the respective
groups of the competing regions.
9. The new government is trying to see that new allocation of state
government employees in their respective areas also should go
hand in hand with the new capital issue.
10. Till a decision is taken both the state and central governments
should work hand in hand for a successful capital to be set for the
newly formed state.