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A juggler is a familiar figure in a city. He goes from place to place to show his feats of skill. He carries a basket. He likes to gave performance by the road side where he can attract a large number of spectators. He has a boy to help him. …

Now-a-days we see rickshaw pullers n almost all the towns. They are found usually at bus stands and railway stations. A rickshaw puller must have a well-built muscular body. He has to deal with all sorts of passengers, educated gentlemen, villagers, students and businessmen. So he is tactful and understands …

The National Flag of India has three colors – Saffrons, White and Green. It is called the ‘Tricolour’. The colors of our Flag are significant. The Saffron at the top calls upon us to be brave. The White in the middle tells us to be true and Green at the …

Snake charmer are commonly seen in big cities. They go from place to place, showing snakes and playing all kinds of tricks. A snake-charmer carries big and small snakes in a basket. He wear dirty clothes and big ear-rings. He has a pipe on which he plays to make the …

Delhi is the capital of India. It is one of the over crowded metropolitan city not only in India but through out the world. Because of dense and more population, jams on Delhi roads are most common. To over come this problem Delhi government and union government decided to take …

On 26 January, 2001 when everybody in India was celebrating Republic Day at 8.45 a.m. Gujarat was hit by an earthquake. An earthquake which left nothing in Anjaar, Bhuj and Bhachau cities of Gujarat. Within few seconds Gujarat was destructed. Bhuj was 500 years old. The population of Bhuj, Anjaar …

Hawkers are commonly seen moving about in streets of big cities. They sell eatables and a few other articles of daily use to earn a living. A street hawker is generally a poor man. He has to work hard all the day to maker is generally a poor man. He …

Begging is a crime in some parts of India. All the same, we come across beggars at bus stops in streets and bazaars. Some of them are able-bodied, professional beggars and it is hard to get rid of them. But some are blind, cripple or lame. Such beggars deserve our …

Raman is may street fellow. He is my best friend. He is my next-door neighbor. He is of may age. He is may class-fellow as well. We got to school together. Raman is the son of a college professor. His mother also is a school teacher. So he comes of …

The name of our school peon is Kailash. He belongs to a village. He is strong and well-built. He is of middle age, but he is active and smart. Kailash is simple, truthful and honest. He is a conscientious worker. He knows his duty well. He is the first to …