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| Letter Writing – A Vanishing Art of Communication | | | | Dr. Vijay Garg
There was a time when receiving a handwritten letter was one of life’s greatest joys. The arrival of the postman would fill homes with excitement and anticipation. Family members eagerly gathered around to know who had written the letter and what news it carried. A letter was often read several times, carefully preserved in drawers or boxes, and cherished for years. Even decades later, reading those letters could revive memories, emotions, and relationships as vividly as the day they were written.
Today, however, the world has changed dramatically. Mobile phones, emails, instant messaging applications, and social media platforms have revolutionized communication. Messag | |
| | | | Technology slowly Stealing Childhood | | | | Omkar Dattatray
Technology has many benefits for the mankind but when used and applied without control results in many negative impacts on humans and thus, we can say that technology is a blessing but it is not without its pitfalls and so it is in our own interest to use the gadgets of modern technology with proper regulation. The phrase ‘’technology is stealing childhood ‘’reflects concerns that excessive use of digital devices, social media, online gaming, and screen -based entertainment as well as addiction of mobile phones especially among small children is changing the traditional experiences of childhood. While technology offers many benefits, its uncontrolled use can affect childr | |
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