Janhavi Dudhane

TIME🕰 If you have any of the medicines, beauty products, food items in your house just observe them properly  You can see there are expiry dates/best before on maximum things  The things after certain dates are not to be consumed or used  Simply from this we can say that they are perishable. "That's how even our time is perishable" Time is a thing whose importance we don't understand until it is gone It does not do any partiality with anybody either if the person is rich   or poor, white or black, young or old, time is all same for everybody like a fixed deposit each person has Time is the most important and precious gift, gifted to a person. Time is the most precious gift in our possession, thought it is the most irrevocable  "Let every man be a master of his time" We should do the things we like, because it is our life and we should not be slaves of time to do this or that but that is only because we don't utilize o...

THIS DIWALI BURST HAPPINESS  (NOT CRACKERS) Today the simple crackers have given way to elaborate fireworks that can light up the entire sky above our homes... But unfortunately the fumes that these crackers produce are harmful to the environment and even to us. The bursting of crackers during Diwali is primarily responsible for an increase in concentration of dust and pollutants. The fine dust that settles after bursting crackers is rich in pollutants like oxides of sulphur and nitrogen, metal dust and organic pollutants. Even the tiny sparklers, torches and flower pots which are otherwise considered to create no noise at all generate thick smoke that can affect the respiratory tract of young children. The suspended particulate matter (SPM) levels rise significantly during Diwali. This causes throat, nose and eye related problems which can later develop into adverse health issues. Firecrackers have much more severe effects in people with heart , respiratory or nervous...