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Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Postpone of 1-2 JNTU EXAMS

I B.Tech/B.Phramacy & MCA/MBA IV Semesters Regular/Supplementary Examinations scheduled on 01st , 02nd and 3rd August 2013 are postponed in view of the prevailing disturbance conditions in the State.
Revised dates will be intimated later.

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"Its most likely that we might expect the exams to start from any way between 15-20th september (JNTUK talk)"

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MAN’S PERIL

Bertrand Russell is a philosopher, Mathematician and sociologist. He is a prolific writer on a variety of subjects. He received Nobel Prize for literature in 1950. “Man’s peril “ is an in-depth analysis of the dangers confronting the modern world and ghostly consequences of atomic warfare. He implores and warns the combating nations in the world to set aside the conflicting ideologies and save the world from total termination. He writes in a style that is witty, lucid and impressive.

The world is full of conflicts. The greatest is the struggle between communism and anti-communism. As a human being, he is greatly worried of humankind whose continued existence is in doubt.

The powerful destructive bombs pose a threat to the whole humankind. All are in peril. The issue is disastrous to all sides. One atom bomb obliterated Hiroshima; one hydrogen bomb can obliterate the largest cities like London, New York and Moscow. Now bombs 25000 times

More powerful than the bomb that destroyed Hiroshima, are being made. If exploded, the hydrogen bomb affects the earth, water and air. The consequences are deadly and disastrous. A war with hydrogen bomb is quite likely to put an end to the completely human race. The fortunate minority dies; the unfortunate majority survives only to undergo torture, disease and disintegration.

“Men who know most are most gloomy”. “If man ends not war, war ends man”. The abolition of war demands disastrous limitations of National Sovereignty. It is unfortunate that people fail to realize that war is disastrous to them and their Progeny also. Though agreements are reached regarding the escalation of nuclear bombs, it will not be respected during the times of war. Both sides manufacture bombs. It is natural.

Both the sides of Iron Curtain give seemingly judicious reasons. At a certain time, both the sides long for accommodation. But neither could say so no account of fear of being called “cowardly”. At this juncture, their friends may intervene and settle the matters. The Neutrals all the rights, for, it may lead to the out –break of a world war. It is perilous also to the countries which do not take part in war. All the issues between East and West must be settled peacefully, through bilateral talks. The Neutrals must play a crucial role. They have to convince both the sides of Iron Curtain of the disastrous results of war. This report must be presented to the governments of all Great powers. It exterminates friend and foe as well.

Man achieved something reasonable in the history of the cosmos during the last six thousand years. All the tremendous achievements of man sink into “irrecognisable combinations of dust”. In a very short span of time, if man continues to be foolish, all will perish including the innocent animals. If man is allowed to survive, the triumphs of future will exceed immeasurably the triumphs of the past. It is ghostly to choose death in preference to happiness, knowledge and wisdom.

Jntuk 1-2 English Material

SHOOTING AN ELEPHANT

George Orwell pseudonym of Eri Arthur Blair English essayist and novelist was born in Bengal and educated in England. Orwell’s “Shooting An Elephant” reveals not only the physical courage of young Orwell but it also brings out his moral courage in admitting his helplessness. He states very clearly that he had to suppress his conscience at the altar of British imperialism. He is also the author of a large number of essays.

Once George Orwell was serving as a sub-divisional Police officer in Burma. Early one morning the Police Inspector told him on phone that an elephant was ravaging the bazaar. He requested Orwell to come and do something. Orwell came to know that it was not a wild elephant but a tame one, which had gone “must”. Only the Mahout could control it. But he lost his way in pursuing the animal. It had already destroyed a hut, killed a cow and raided a fruit stall.

In the meanwhile, he got an elephant rifle from a friend. It was only to defend himself if necessary. He never wanted to shoot the elephant. Now a large crowd followed him. They expected him to shoot it down. It was a bit of fun for them. Moreover, they wanted the meat. However, he had to impress the natives. In every crisis, he had to do what the natives expected of him. A sahib has to act like a sahib. Therefore, he had no choice but to shoot it. Otherwise, the crowd would laugh at him. This an Englishman should avoid at all costs. Orwell asked the people about the behavior of the elephant. The two thousand strong crowd looked at his as bit of fun. They would laugh him. They waited there to enjoy the meat of the animal. They said that it took no notice of the people if left alone. However, it might attack if one went close to it. Therefore, Orwell decided to walk up to the elephant and watch its behavior. However, if he had to leave the animal alone, the natives might take him for a coward. He must not be frightened before the natives. Therefore, he decided to shoot down the animal. He took the aim and fired the rifle. Soon he heard a devilish roar of joy from the large crowd. A second shot paralyzed him. In addition, the third one killed the elephant.

Thus much against his wish, Orwell shot down the elephant to save his imperialistic ego.

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Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Postpone of 1-2 JNTU EXAMS

"Its most likely that we might expect the exams to start from any way between 15-20th september (JNTUK talk)"

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

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Sunday, July 14, 2013

Jntu 1-2 English Material

MAN’S PERIL

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