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Page 1 Sr.No. Essay Name Page No. 1 Advantages and Disadvantages of Internet 5 2 Advantages and Disadvantages of Computer 6 3 My Aim in Life, My Ambition in Life 7 4 A Memorable day of my life 8 5 Load Shedding of CNG 9 6 Natural Disasters on Earthquake 11 7 Importance of Leisure time Activities 12 8 Importance of Discipline in Life 13 9 Role of Media in Every Day Life 14 10 Traffic Hazards in Karachi 15 11 Terrorist Activities in Pakistan 16 12 Power Breakdown 17 13 Use and Abuses of Internet 20 14 Unforgettable Incident of Your Life 21 15 Importance of Media 22 16 Muslim Unity 23 17 The Role of Media 24 18 Mobile Phone A Curse or Blessing 26 19 Science A Curse or A Blessing 28 20 Problems of Karachi City 30 21 Rights of Women in Islam 31 22 Noise Pollution 33 23 Smoking In Public Places 35 24 The Impact Of Electronic Media On Our Society 37 25 Prospects And Challenges of 21st Century 39 26 Global Warming 41 27 Karachi City of Problems 43 28 World Cup 2011 44 30 The Hazards of Movie going 45 31 Rising Prices or Inflation Dearness 48 32 The Funniest Incident In My Life 49 33 SINDHThe Impact EDUCATIONOf Media Violence GROUP 0310-3377322.51 34 Weapons Of Mass Destruction Their Effects On Our World 54 35 The Gap Between Rich And Poor In The World Today 57 36 Tourism In Pakistan 61 Page 2 37 While The World Sleeps 63 38 The Most Memorable Day Of My Life 65 39 Uses And Abuses Of Media 67 67 40 Importance Of IT Information Technology 69 41 My Most Interesting Dream 71 42 The Problem Of Over Population 73 43 The Absence Of Sporting Spirit And Its Consequences 74 44 Merits And Demerits Of Science 77 45 Life In A Big City 79 46 A Cricket Match 80 47 English Essay on "CPEC - China Pakistan Economic Corridor" 83 48 My Country 85 49 Global Warming 87 50 Why I Love Pakistan 88 51 Life In A Pakistani Village 90 52 Tourism In Pakistan 92 53 Floods In Pakistan 94 54 The Process of Islamization in Pakistan 96 55 The Problem of Corruption in Pakistan 98 56 A Pakistani Fair 99 57 My Village 102 58 The Charms of City Life 104 59 The Pleasures of Life In The Country 106 60 Need of Developing Our Country 108 61 Independence Day 110 110 62 Problem of Unemployment In Pakistan 112 63 Pakistan's Culture 114 64 Life In Karachi 116 65 Keep The Quaid's City Clean 118 66 Modern Shopping Centres Of Karachi 120 67 My Daily Life 122 68 The Town In Which I Live 123 69 SINDHMy Home orEDUCATION My Family GROUP 0310-3377322.1225 70 How I Use My Leisure 127 71 My Pet Animal 128 72 Qualities of a good friend 130 Page 3 73 My Favourite Game 131 74 The Indoor Game I Like Most 133 75 My Birthday 135 76 Your Favourite Hero of History 136 77 My School 138 78 My Idea of a Happy Life 140 79 The Pleasures of School Life 141 80 Our Head Master 142 81 A Public Lecture I Attended 144 82 School Club 146 83 My First Day at School 147 84 My Last Day at School 149 85 The School Peon 151 86 My Best Friend at School 152 87 The School Canteen 154 88 The Recess Period in My School 155 89 My School Library 156 90 An Inter House Tournament of the School 158 91 The Best Teacher of Our School 160 92 A School Holiday on a Rainy Day 162 93 The Annual School Sports Day 164 94 Boy Scouts and Their Duties 166 95 Camp Fire Function in Our School 168 96 My School Garden 170 97 School Magazine and Its Uses 172 98 Prize Distribution Function in Your School 174 99 Celebration of the Independence Day in My School 176 100 How We Celebrated the Republic Day 178 101 Problems on School Leaving 180 102 My College 182 103 My First Day at College 184 104SINDH College Life EDUCATION GROUP 0310-3377322.186 105 The College Magazine 188 Page 4 1. Advantages and Disadvantages of Internet Advantages of Internet Internet has been perhaps the most outstanding innovation in the field of communication. Internet is defined as a collection of various services and resources. Although, many people still think e-mail and World Wide Web as the principle constituents of Internet, there is a lot more in store than e-mail, chat rooms, celebrity web sites and search engines. Today internet has brought a globe in a single room. Right from getting news across the corner of the world to accessing knowledge resources to shopping, everything is at your fingertips. As with every single innovation, internet has its own advantages and disadvantages. Nevertheless the advantages of the Internet are so huge in number that they outperform the disadvantages quite easily. Let us see what are advantages and disadvantages of Internet. Disadvantages of Internet There are a lot of people who see the internet as a promoter of immorality. The first and the foremost disadvantages of internet for students is the wastage of time in social networking websites like facebook, twitter, orkut etc, Students are found spending ample time with These social sites rather than with their books This habit spoils their time, learning habit in some case leads them to involve in immoral activities Besides this the general disadvantages are spamming. Theft of personal details, fraud, virus threat etc: Spamming denotes distribution of unsolicited e-mails in large numbers They are meaningless and they unnecessarily block the whole system. These activities are treated as illegal while using the internet, there is high probability that your personal details like name, address and credit card number may be accessed by con artists and used for fraudulent purposes. Virus is the biggestSINDH problem. EDUCATION It is a program that interrupts GROUP the usual operation 0310-3377322. of your personal computer system. PCs Linked to the Internet have high probability of virus attacks and as a result of this your hard disk can crash, giving you a lot of trouble. Page 5 2. Advantages and Disadvantages of Computer We are breathing in an era of revolutions. New ideals theories and inventions hit the head- lines in the newspapers. Computers, now-a-days have become part of our daily background. News papers, magazines we read, have been typed by computers, the bills we pay are prepared on computers; and statements in banks and other institutions are made over computers and houses are designed by architects with the help of computers. Scientists, businessmen, soldiers and sailors, clerks and directors, accountants and engineers, teachers and lawyers, doctors and researchers, and a growing number of computer personnel make constant use of computers in their daily life. Modern offices hum with the sounds of office machines...typewriters, dictation machines, calculators, copiers, and data processing machines. Computers hold out a great and bright future to mankind. Computer communication will be key to the present and future generations. Computer is resulted error free and reliable processing of data either human who are prone to errors. Computer has helped in data transmission over long distances. No matter the distance, data can be moved from one computer to the other computer at high-speed. Computer also reduces cost in terms of investments in businesses and concise the record rooms into single hard drive. Computer helped to grow businesses in terms of business meetings, conference, emails and online chatting Sharing of information over the internet is a major advantage which has been brought up by the computers in the global business sector. Computer causes various health and safety issues. Computer users suffer serious back problems, eyes strain and neck pain. This is probably due to a poor posture or an awkward position while sitting at a computer. Computers are generally expensive to buy and maintain. The first purchase, buying of additional software and maintaining it can be expensive. You are not guaranteed that it will never break down. It has brought along immoral behavior among its users.SINDH The availability EDUCATION of the internet has perpetuated GROUP the rise of0310-3377322. hackers, has made it possible to access pornographic material with ease and even lowered the productivity of employees for they can spend hours in the internet instead of working. Page 6 3. My Aim in Life, My Ambition in Life Every school or college boy dreams of a golden future. He may wish to be a millionaire, to be a political leader, to become an outstanding general and so on. Some of my friends wish to be commercial pilots, some want to be businessmen and some want to join Civil Service. My aim in life is to lighten the sufferings of the helpless multitude, cheer up their gloomy hearts, share the discomforts of the indisposed people, mitigate the anguish of sufferers and help the handicapped, the languished and the groaning persons. To accomplish this end, the best profession is that of a surgeon’s. So I am preparing myself to get myself admitted in a medical college. I intend to go to U.K or America after my MBBS to specialize in Cardiac Surgery. This field I like because in Pakistan there is a dearth of good heart Surgeons. Heart surgery has developed tremendously in foreign countries and much is being done to save people from such heart diseases which were once considered fatal.
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