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The press is a broad term now; it not only includes newspapers, news weeklies and magazines but also all the journalists working in the media print and electronic. It plays great role in the iteration of public opinion.

More than 1700 languages are spoken in India as mother tongue. Indian languages of today have sprouted, as it were, from various language families’ vis-à-vis ethnic peculiarities.

In democracy, the opposition has a great role to play. In a parliamentary system of government the party or the group parties commanding majority forms the government and remains in power as long as it enjoys the confidence of popularly-elected houses.

Ritual is the colorful art of worshipping a deity. The tow most popular rituals are Pooja and Yajna. Pooja, which contains elaborate forms of worship for homes and temples.

This is a sample essay on India – The Crown of Civilizations for school and college students. India has had a glorious history. It is the country here one of the greatest civilization existed. But today, India is in forefront of celebration of western millennium.

The lights fades, the orchestra begins to come to life, the rustling of paper can be heard, and then the screen rises. The concert begins with a proposition, a prelude to what will happen.

Hinduism is the relentless pursuit after truth. As such, it is religion forever. There is only one God and or truth. The Hindu Vedas proclaim, “Ekam Sat, Viprah Bahudha Vadanti” (there is one truth, only men describe it in different ways.)

India is covered with holy sites associated with the exploits of the gods, the waters of a sacred river, or the presence of holy men.

“Peace”, in Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru’s words “is a precious commodity, necessary for any progress”. It is very difficult to maintain peace in this troublesome world.

India’s people inherited a great civilization that began more than 4,500 years ago, one that has proven record of absorbing and transforming the peoples and cultures that over the Centuries have come to the subcontinent.

The spark that led to the discovery of fire also ignited man’s thirst for knowledge—a quest that also marked the beginning of man’s passion for tinkering with nature and all things heretofore realm of the uncertain and unknown…

After the reign of Ashoka the Great, there was an interregnum of relative anarchy, with the collapse of two powerful dynasties, the Kushanas (236 AD) in the north, and the Andhras (225 AD) in the south.

Akbar’s long reign was a period of expansion and consolidation. He was not only brave warrior but also a man of exceptionally fine taste in art and architecture.

We have entered the third millennium, still we have not been able to solve the greatest mystery of life—the origin of life.

In the modern world Print media has assumed the impartial views about the national and international etc., issues, but what the reader very often does not recognize is the bias within the articles.

A theory that has been repeated umpteenth time is the Aryan Invasion Theory. According to this theory, India was invaded and conquered by a nomadic tribe of Indo-European tribes from Central Asia around 1500-100 BC.