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  Education means studying in order to obtain a deeper knowledge and understanding of a variety of subjects to be applied to daily life. Education is not limited to just knowledge from books, but can also be obtained through practical experiences outside of the classroom. 1. Provides Stability   Education provides stability in life, and it’s something that no one can ever take away from you. By being well-educated and holding a college degree, you increase your chances for better career opportunities and open up new doors for yourself.     2. Provides Financial Security   On top of stability, education also provides financial security, especially in today’s society. A good education tends to lead to a higher paying job, as well as provide you with the skills needed to get there.     3. Needed For Equality   In order for the entire world to really become equal, it needs to start with education. If everyone was provided with the same  opportuni...

  1. It's cheap The pound may have taken a hit against the euro of late, but Spain remains one of the best value destinations in Europe for a summer getaway. Indeed, a Post Office report yesterday revealed that Mallorca, Lanzarote, Menorca and the Costa del Sol are among the five cheapest places for a self-catering holidays. And in April it named the Costa del Sol the third cheapest European destination for a summer holiday, with only the Algarve and Sunny Beach, Bulgaria, offering lower prices. 2. The sun, sun and sun The rain in  Spain  falls mainly on the plain, if indeed at all, as the country is statistically Europe’s sunniest. The coastal resorts of the Mediterranean enjoy, on average, more than 300 days of sunshine each year – well into the autumn and winter months. 3. The cultural giants While on the topic of Spain’s notable artistic exports, visitors will grace the same shores of surrealist Salvador Dali (the Teatro Museo Dali in his hometown of Figueres is ...

  1. Gateway of india The whole of India is packed with breathtaking monuments, and Mumbai’s Gateway of India is one of the most spectacular. Overlooking the Arabian Sea, the 85-foot structure offers a particularly stunning sight when lit up in the evenings.It had taken nearly a decade to build this beautiful structure, that we have been seeing since 1924, but it’s truly one of Mumbai’s greatest attractions. Furthermore, it being on the waterfront provides the visitors with plenty more to enjoy too. The Gateway of India cost Rs 24 lakh back in 1924. The gateway is a brilliant example of the Indo-Saracenic style i.e. amalgamation of Indian and Islamic architecture. 2. Bandra-Worli Sea Link The  cable-stayed bridge  was only completed in 2010, but it is already considered a must-see part of the beautiful city. Essentially, it’s just a construction used to link Bandra to Worli. However, it symbolizes the juxtaposition between natural beauty and man-made beauty. In truth...

  The International Day of the Girl Child is celebrated on 11th October to bring attention to the challenges faced by young girls across the globe. The occasion also spreads awareness on how we can collectively help amplify their voices and fight for their future. In India, the empowerment of the girl child is of great importance as there are many young girls, especially from the underserved communities, who are deprived of their basic rights. There is a major disparity in the way girls are treated. Many girls are deprived of love and care, are considered as a burden, and often fall prey to abuse and exploitation. The child sex ratio further highlights the imbalance for there are 918 girls in the age group of 0-6 years for 1000 boys, according to the Census 2011. Education is one of the main areas of concern for girls in India as DISE 2016-17 shows that 30% of girls in the country finish class 12 age-appropriately; which leaves the majority of girls without access to qual...

  1. Golgappa Golgappa Golgappas is every chaat lover’s favourite. The crispy and hollow puris, filled with sweet and tangy chutneys, dahi, chaat masalas, potato or chickpeas, when served with flavoured water brings about a burst of taste in your mouth. The Punjabi ones are bigger and more tangy and spicy. 2. Dahi Bhalla Dahi Bhalla Light on the stomach, but oozing with sweet and tangy flavours, Dahi Bhalla is a favourite street food of Chandigarh. The deep-fried, crisp hollow puris are filled with sweet and tangy tamarind sauce, spicy chutneys, and topped with creamy sweet dahi, to make them juicy and mouth-watering. 3. Chaat Chaat The chaats have so many dishes like Papdi Chaat, Bhel Puri, Pani Puri, Bhalla Papdi, Aloo Tikki, Ragda Patties, Kachori and others. They have a delicious filling of sweet and saucy chutneys, flavored water, mixture of potato, onions, corn, sprouts, pulses and other vegetables, topped with dahi or curds, and garnished with herbs. 4. Chole Bhature Chole B...

  1. Idlis, Vadas, and Dosas Ask any South Indian what would be their ideal breakfast and they’ll probably say dosa or idli and vada. Made from rice flour and urad dal, these delicacies can be found all over the city from your run-of-the-mill restaurant chains to local vendors in their carts. But forget the restaurants and head to those carts. Just spare anything from INR 25 to 50 and you’ll get a plate of steaming idlis or crisp masala dosas with a side of coconut chutney, red tomato and chilli chutney and Karnataka’s popular sweet sambar. 2. Chaat and Pani Puri As the sun sets, the streets of Bangalore come alive with exciting food stalls across the city. Though chaat isn’t native to Bangalore, the city loves it. Right from khatta-meetha pani puri to crispy bhel puri, you’ll find these delicious treats in stalls all around the city on cool evenings.  A few chaat varieties to try are dahi puri, aloo chaat, and samosa chaat. 3. Rolls and Kebabs source – hungryforever.com “Why ...