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| Beyond Grammar: Where words meet thought | | | | Dr. Vijay Garg
Language is often introduced to learners through grammar. We learn nouns, verbs, tenses, articles, prepositions, sentence structures and rules of correctness. Grammar is certainly important because it gives language structure and helps us communicate clearly. But language is much more than a collection of rules.
Grammar tells us how to construct a sentence; thought determines what that sentence means.
A person may know hundreds of grammatical rules and still struggle to communicate an idea effectively. Another person may use simple language, make an occasional grammatical mistake and yet express a powerful thought that people understand and remember. This difference remi | |
| | | | Remembering Lal Bahadur Shastri | | | | Er. Prabhat Kishore
Every person in the world has desire to perform extraordinary work in his life time and that is his great achievement when he succeed in his effort at a crucial juncture through his merit & passion. Such personality was the second Prime Minister of India – Lal Bahadur Shastri, who is considered as a golden and great legend of Indian history.
Born on 2nd October 1904 at Deendayalnagar (Uttar Pradesh), Shastriji was really a precious Prime Minister of India. His father was a school teacher, who died when child Lal Bahadur Srivastava alias Nanhe was just 2-year-old. He was brought to his maternal grandfather, where he completed his elementary education. His early days o | |
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