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Duties of a Student English Essay on "Duties of a Student" An ideal student is the apple of his teachers eye, a source of great pleasure and satisfaction to his parents and guardians and an architect of his own future. During the period of studentship, he plans and prepares himself for his career. He lays the foundation stone of his future, cultivates habits and traits to make him a good citizen and develops the qualities that may ensure a happy, prosperous and successful life. The first and the foremost duty of an ideal student is to devote a reasonable Lime to his studies daily. Learning and acquiring knowledge is the first thing required of a student but the time allotted for this must be judicious and reasonable. If he exceeds this limit it would be harmful as he would get tired and lose concentration. 4essay.blogspot.com If he remains behind limit ho would not gain as much as is expected. The second thing required of a student is to look after his physical side also. ...

My Ideal friend English Essay on "My Ideal friend" A real friend is hard to find. In fact every body who shakes hands with me or courts me with a smile or an embrace is not a friend in the real sense. He may be merely an acquaintance or sonic thing more. To be a friend there must be present some essential qualities in a person. He must be selfless, sincere and loving. He must never desert his friends under odd circumstances and must be ready to help his friend through thick and thin. He must be very frank and always ready to tell his friend the defects he has. I am very fortunate to have a real friend at the school. Lean, tall and active, he has a lovely personality and charming manners. He is of my age and the son of a petty shopkeeper. His name is iftikhar. He lives in a modest house not far away from my home. 4essay.blogspot.com I have been knowing lftikhar since I was a boy. We had played together as small boys and have begun to like each other since. As fortune may hav...

Blessing of modern Science English Essay on "Blessing of modern Science" We are indebted to science for the facilities its has placed at our hands our daily life has become comfortable and easy due to scientific inventions which have saved labour, time and dependence on others. Science has provided us with extra limbs in the shape of automobiles, aero planes, lifts and elevators that we, daily, use. It has provided us with extra incredible eyes in the form of telescopes and microscopes to enable s to see the wonders of creation to which we are blind with our naked eyes. It has provided us with extra brains in the form of calculators, and computers to calculate, to memorize and to solve problems. These devices we use daily. It has provided us with extra ears in the shape of phones to hear distant calls. From the time we awake in the morning to the time we go to bed we use scientific inventions. Electricity has been tamed to do u service. We use electric shavers, electric heat...

Physical Education English Essay on "Physical Education" Education aims at bringing about an all-round development of an individual which in the psychological terms is called personality. To develop the personality of a child and shape it, his emotional, social and physical sides should not be overlooked but should also be developed along with his Intellectual and mental capacities. Physical educator aims at not only developing the physical side of an individual but also his emotional, social and menial sides. It develops the function of various organs, strengthens them and improves their capabilities. It develops those parts of the brain which control coordination of various limbs, muscles and nerves. This process is something very complicated amid without physical exercises development of coordination cannot be attained. Physical education has its corrective values also and alias at removing the functional defects of various organs muscles and nerves. it makes organs, tha...

Urdu as Medium of Instruction English Essay on "Urdu as Medium of Instruction Should English be continued as Medium of Instruction" It was Lord Macauley who first thought of introducing English as medium of instruction to make Indians culturally slaves also. After the creation of Pakistan authorities continued to keep English the official slate language of Pakistan and it is hoped that up to the doomsday it will remain the official state language of Pakistan. Since the creation of Pakistan the general public has been insisting on making Urdu as official state language of Pakistan and the medium of instruct ion at all educational levels but the move has been hindered by some top influential officers, some eminent influential persons and the self conceited owners of English medium schools which have grown as mushroom in Pakistan. They insist on continuing English as state language and medium of instruction, firstly because English has assumed international medium of communicat...

A Rainy Day in Karachi English Essay on "A Rainy Day in Karachi" After various heat waves which make Karachi hell to live in, and compel the residents to crave for showers, the rains come as a great relief, a great boon and a great blessing. The burning roofs and walls become cool. It becomes pleasant all around and a wave of glee runs from one end of Karachi to the other. As it begins raining young girls conic out in open on their rooftops and young boys and children in streets, lanes and roads to drench in the rain. They rejoice, laugh and enjoy the downpour. The remain bathing for hours in the rain gossiping, giggling and amusing themselves. Small children enjoy the rain the most. They come out shouting, laughing giggling, chasing each other and doing all sorts of mischievous. They dance, jump, frisk and try to push each other down. Elderly people sit and look at the rain and the amusing children. 4essay.blogspot.com Shop keepers generally shut their shops and go home. ...

A Rainy Day English Essay on "A Rainy Day" After the scorching heat of summer, which makes grass, herbs and small plants wither, how gracious it is to have rains. The showers come as boon to men, animals and plants yearning for it. As the raindrops leap on the thirsty ground, things change suddenly. The weather becomes pleasant. Cool gushes of wind feel most welcomed. The heat, that has become unbearable, abates. Men, animals and plants become fresh, wetting themselves and enjoying the rain. A rainy day proves a source of joy to the students. They come to school totally drenched. They don’t appear to be in a mood to attend to their classes. They stand in verandah, talking, laughing and enjoying the day. The teachers are also not in a mood to teach. The headmaster declares, the rainy day as holiday and students go back to their homes again drenching and bathing in the rain. Light hearted and full of glee as they are then, they enjoy the downpour making noises, laughter’s and...

Why Do We Need To Learn English English Essay on "Why Do We Need To Learn English" The importance of English cannot be ignored. It has become the international medium of communication because before World War II, the English People dominated the world and after World War II the Americans, who also speak English, dominate the world. But the importance of English in Pakistan is far greater than in other countries. To speak English is considered by people as something very superior and those who speak English consider themselves to be more cultured. Using English wards in daily Urdu, Punjabi, Sindhi and Pakhtoon conversations has become the fashion and all persons using these words foci proud of this. Under these circumstances, when the entire nation has become mental slave of her former masters, the importance of English cannot be ignored. Another important reason for adopting English as medium of instruction is that we do not have books on scientific and technical subjects in...

The Importance of Commercial Education English Essay on "The Importance of Commercial Education" Commerce comprises a group of specialized activities which together form an essential part of the process of production. It links the supplies and consumers by means of trade and activities auxiliary to trade such as transport, banking insurance and ware-housing. It has been rightly said that commerce is the blood of a nation. A nation’s economic prosperity is closely linked with the development of her commerce. In modern age no country can develop her industries without giving equal priority to the development of commerce. Commerce comprises of many fields such as banking, insurance, foreign exchange, accountancy cost accountancy, marketing, statistics and so on. All these fields demand, specialization. For specialization, thorough theoretical knowledge coupled with vast practical experiences, is needed and the knowledge and the practical experience conic through thorough instruc...

Compulsory Military Training English Essay on "Compulsory Military Training" Compulsory military training does not mean the type of training given to students in colleges under national cadet corps scheme, for this training has failed to bring the desired results and has been discouraging so far, To train boys for ten days at a stretch in two sessions falls far behind to bring about the required results. The military training should be made compulsory for all young men in the country. There should be no exception but for those only who are in any way, handicapped due to deformity of the limbs or suffer from some serious diseases. Lame excuses should be rejected and employment in any department, mill, factory, machine shop, etc, should be strictly given to those who have completed their term of military training. The training itself must be intensive and the trainees should be paid to enable them to meet their obligations. Thus we will have soldiers and officers thoroughly tr...

Vocational Education English Essay on "Vocational Education" We have inherited our present educational system from our former masters, who needed only clerks and produced them. The result of following the same system after our masters have gone, continues to produce clerks who are now not needed in such a number. Consequently, we are faced with the acute problem of unemployment’s and to provide employment to all these graduates and post graduate is impossible. That is why in every house one or more unemployed graduates can be found. This unemployment is to be get crimes and hence the lawlessness and crimes are on the increase. It is high time that the recognition to the need of vocational education is given. If started in earnest from school level and continued up to university, the problem of unemployment may be solved to a great extent and those who do riot get job may become self employed. Our country is in the process of development. Industrialization of the country deman...

N.C.C Training in Colleges English Essay on "N.C.C Training in Colleges" We are living in an age of economic conflicts. Industrially advanced countries try to capture the markets of other countries and the struggles lead to wars iii the tong run. If we took around we will see conflicts, wars, clashes, and hostilities. Under these circumstances no weak country is safe. Prudence, therefore, requires every country to be prepared and alert so that she is not caught unawares. Hence it is necessary o make thorough preparations on the national level for Pakistan, too. In most of the countries they have introduced military training for youths. Some countries have made it compulsory for the young people to get military training and serve for a specified period. Some countries have introduced at college and university levels. In Pakistan it has been introduced at college level only. The N.C.C. scheme provides military training to the boys and girls in colleges. This training is of semi...

Olympic Games Good or Bad English Essay on "Olympic Games Good or Bad" It cannot be denied that the Olympic Games have contributed tremendously to physical fitness and sportsmanship of young people throughout the world. To be chosen to represent his nation, an athlete or player hast to compete at many levels-towns, district, state, and national. In every one of these meet hundreds and thousands of athletes and players take part. The athletes and players taking part in the Olympic Games are not housed in hotels or private homes. They stay together at an e3pecially-erected 'Olympic Village'. Here they mix freely for as long as sixteen days. The number of contestants has risen steadily since the first games held in 1896. Then 285 contestants, none of them women, represented 13 countries in Athens. At the 1960 Rome Olympic there were 5,902 contestants, including 651 women, from 83 countries. Thus the Olympic Games are capable of creating international good will and unders...

Advertising Good or Bad English Essay on "Advertising Good or Bad" The purpose of advertising is to promote the sale of commodity or to spread or contradict an idea. In ancient times public criers carried out advertising. The printing press was invented in the 15th century. Since then printed advertisement have been common during the first half of this century three more media of public information and amusement came into being. These are cinema, radio, and television Newspapers, magazines, pamphlets and handbills carry written information to their readers. Radio employs sound. Cinema and television appeal to the ear' as well as 'to the eye. All these media have proved to be extremely effective means of promoting sales or spreading ideas. Some people feel that advertising increases the prices of commodities advertised. Writers are employed to write out slogans and scripts for advertisements. Artists and actors are involved in the preparation of film-reels and filmstri...

How Tourism Can Be Developed English Essay on "How Tourism Can Be Developed" It is agreed on all hands that tourism is beneficial to the countries visited by foreign travelers. It helps earn foreign exchange. Many people find employment because of it. It also enables the country to be better known abroad. Let us consider what measures may be taken to 'develop the tourist trade of a country. A tourist's first concern is accommodation. It should be decent, easily available, and, though not all tourist care for this, cheap. It is necessary therefore to put up hotels and inns at all places likely to be visited by tourists. These hotels should be of internationally approved standards and so should be the services supplied by them. His next concern is transport. Very few tourists, is any, bring along their own transport. They need fast, comfortable, and reliable means of transport. Buses, taxis, and trains should all, be available. They should be Well kept and available whe...

Why The Tourism Should Be Encouraged English Essay on "Why The Tourism Should Be Encouraged" 'Tourism', tourist traffic', 'tourist trade', and 'tourist industry' are synonymous terms. A tourist is a foreign traveller. He does no stay at one particular place or in one particular country abroad. His ultimately aim is to return home. He spends the money, which he has brought from home, and seeks no employment in the country he is visiting. His purpose in visiting the foreign country is to see sight, improve his health, or further his studies. The greatest benefit that tourists bring to a country is the foreign exchange. Since no currency is a legal tender beyond the boundaries of its country he is visiting. Foreign exchange is necessary for buying things from abroad. Normally it is earned by selling tin, rubber goods abroad. And with the foreign exchange thus obtained we buy all types of machinery, textiles, chemicals, and foods from the countries who...

Myself In Twenty Years English Essay on "Myself In Twenty Years" I am only 15 at the time of writing this essay. In 20 years' time, I shall be 35 years old. I may even be dead long before that time. The world itself may not be what it is now or what we expect it to be then. Nuclear warfare may have put an end to all life or earth. There may be nobody there, in 25 years time to confirm whether my prediction about myself was correct or whether it was a mere dream But if all goes well with world and I am still alive I should be practicing, doctor at 35. I am fairly good at studies. I am sure to pass all examinations, including the one leading to the conferment of a medical degree on me. After doing my house man ship in some hospital in Malaysia, I shall proceed to London from where I shall return a M.R.C.P. (Member of the Royal, College of Physicians). I shall be 25 then. I shall set up private practice in my hometown, which has up to now without the services of a fully qual...