ACCET TIMES
LEO CLUB - Hextuple Contest
The LEO club of our college organized an online contest “Leo Hextuple contest” for the students of our college. The events for the contest were Photography, Meme Creation, Poetry, Singing, Drawing and Craft Making. The Champions of our college Showcased their talents in all the events. The results were announced for individual events and the title winner of the Leo Hextuple contest was S.Suriya from Civil department (2nd year). Hearty congratulations to all the participants and the winners!
GENERAL ARTICLE
1) ALL INDIA MUSLIM LEAGUE - 1906
The Muslims of India were disappointed by the anti-Muslim stance that the Congress seemed to have adopted. The events following the partition of Bengal and Urdu-Hindu controversy strengthened the desire of the Muslims to organize themselves politically as separate community. The birth of All India Muslim League at Dacca on 30th December 1906 came as an expression of that desire. The Muslim League was founded to safeguard the rights of Indian Muslims. At first the league was encouraged by the British and was generally favourable to their rule, but the organization adopted self-government for India as its goal in 1913.
Reasons for Establishment of Muslim League:
1.Indifferent Attitude of the Congress towards Muslims.
2.Educational and Economic Backwardness.
3.Urdu-Hindi Controversy
4.The Evolution of Minto Marley Reforms
5.The Success of Simla Deputation
6.To Save Muslim Entity
The first session of all India Muslim league was held at Karachi on 29th December, 1907 and was presided over by Adamji Peer Bhai. The effects of Muslim league made it clear that the interests of Muslims must be regarded completely separate from those of the Hindus.
2) NELSON MANDELA - A GREAT LEADER
The leader is a man who comes closest to realizing the norms of a group that values the highest; this conformity gives him high rank, which attracts people and implies the right to assume control of the group.
One of the great leaders who had the above quality fulfilled in him, is the former South African president, Nelson Mandela. He was born in 1918 to a tribal chief of Tempu-Henry Mandela. During 1940s and 1950s he rose rapidly through the ANC hierarchy, was frequently subject to detention, police harassments and banning.
In 1962, Mandela was nominated as the leader of the armed resistance group. Mandela explained his reasoning, he assessed the situation of the South African, he came into conclusion: As long violence was inevitable in his country; it was considered unrealistic and wrong for African leaders to preach on peace and non-violence when the government met their peaceful demands by force.
In 1991, he was elected as the president of ANC. Later he was elected democratic manner as the president of the state of South Africa in 1994.
“Let Freedom reign, the sun never set on so glorious a human achievement.”
READING MATTERS
The rudest book ever
The rudest book ever....... Kinda weird name right! From the name itself we can find that it is straight faced.
This is a hard hitting straight forward book written by Shwetabh Gangwar, an Indian youtuber. This self help book helps us to find our own identity. It'll make us laugh and think about our inner thoughts.
A reviving book which will help us to overcome rejection, understand our perceptions and individuality.
Engaging book that makes us feel connected!
Start reading to refresh your mind in this quarantine!
INTERESTING FACTS
Are you scared of animals? This could be the reason.
A phobia is a type of anxiety disorder that causes an individual to experience extreme, irrational fear about a situation, living creature, place, or object. When a person has a phobia, they will often shape their lives to avoid what they consider to be dangerous. The imagined threat is greater than the actual threat.
A person is likely to experience feelings of panic and intense anxiety when exposed to the object of their phobia. The physical effects of these sensations can include sweating, abnormal breathing, accelerated heartbeat, trembling, nausea, dizziness and headache.
Some of the common phobias are,
Glossophobia: This is the fear of speaking in front of an audience. People with this phobia have severe physical symptoms when they even think about being in front of a group of people.
Acrophobia: Acrophobia is a fear of heights. Unlike a specific phobia such as Aerophobia, which is the fear of flying, Acrophobia can cause you to fear a variety of things being far from the ground.
Hemophobia: This is a phobia of blood or injury. A person with hemophobia may faint when they come in contact with their own blood or another person’s blood.
Philophobia: Philophobia is the fear of emotional attachment. i.e., The fear of falling in love.
Achluophobia: It is the fear of darkness. Fear of the dark is usually not fear of the darkness itself, but fear of possible or imagined dangers concealed by the darkness.
Agoraphobia: Agoraphobia is a fear of being in public places where it would be difficult to make a sudden exit.
Astraphobia: Astraphobia is extreme fear of thunder and lightning. It’s also seen in animals.
Zoophobia: Zoophobia is the fear of animals.
i) Cynophobia - Fear of dogs
ii) Arachnophobia - Fear of spiders
iii) Ophidiophobia - Fear of snakes
iv) Herpetophobia – Fear of reptiles, commonly lizards
KNOW YOUR DAYS
12 June: World Day Against Child Labour
Child Labour is a major area of concern so as to spread awareness about this heinous crime. ‘World Day Against Child Labour’ is observed on June 12 every day.
14 June: World Blood Donor Day
For spreading awareness about the significance of blood donations and donors, the ‘World Blood Donor Day’ is celebrated on June 14 each year. On this day, blood donors also get recognised for their contribution to a social cause.
15 June: World Wind Day and World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
‘World Wind Day’ is celebrated to encourage and advance wind energy for activities. On the other hand, Elder Abuse is raising concern in India. In order to educate young minds about the importance of elder wellbeing, the World Elder Abuse Awareness Day is observed. Wherein awareness programmes are organised in order to create awareness about the prevention of elder abuse. The United Nations General Assembly also acknowledged this day an important one.
16 June: Martyrdom of Guru Arjan Dev
To remember and embrace the sacrifice of Martyr Guru Arjan Dev the Martyrdom of Guru Arjan Dev Day is observed on June 16. He was a first of two gurus who were brutally tortured and killed by the Mughal Emperor Jahangir.
17 June: World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought (International)
Since 1994, the ‘World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought’ day observed to create awareness about the repercussions of Droughts and ways to combat Desertification. On this day, various unconventional ways are taught to individuals in order to fight issues related to Desertification and Drought. The UN General Assembly developed this day.
KINDLE YOUR BRAIN
1)The ratio between the speeds of a bus and car is 8:6. If the car travels 200 km in 2 hours, find the speed of the bus.
A) 131.3 km/hr
B) 133.3 km/hr
C) 135.3 km/hr
D) 137.3 km/hr
2)The present age of ram is one sixth of his father’s age. If the difference between their present ages is 35 years, then what is his father's present age?
A) 40 years
B) 42 years
C) 44 years
D) 46 years
3)The material of a cone is converted into the shape of a cylinder of equal radius. If the height of the cylinder is 5 cm, the height of the cone is
A) 10 cm
B) 15 cm
C) 18 cm
D) 24 cm
4)The average of 5 consecutive odd number is 25. Find the smallest of those 5 odd numbers.
A) 21
B) 19
C) 25
D) 29
5)In a cricket match, Rahul scored a century with 13 boundaries and 3 sixes. What Percentage of his runs did he make by running between the wickets?
A) 70%
B) 50%
C) 35%
D) 30%
ANSWER FOR LAST WEEK QUESTIONS
1)Answer: Option(C) 12
Solution:
The cow can graze the circular area in the middle of the field with radius equal to the length of the rope.
Area which can be grazed by the cow
= πr2 = 616 sq.ft
Area grazed in one day = 50 sq.ft
Time taken to graze 616 sq.ft
= (616/50) = 12.13 days
2)Answer: Option(A) 1:π
Solution:
Height of the cylinder = length of the paper
Circumference of its base = breadth of the paper
2πr = b
Diameter, d = 2r = (b/π)
Therefore, d:b = 1:π
3)Answer: Option(C) 480m x 320m
Solution:
Raj's speed = 24 kmph
In 60 minutes he covers 24 km.
In 4 minutes he covers,
24000/15 = 1600 m
Perimeter of the park = 1600 m
l:b = 3:2
Therefore, 2 (I+b) = 1600
2(3x+2x) = 1600
x = 160
Hence, l = 480 m and b = 320 m
4)Answer: Option(B) 40 seconds
Solution:
The timer starts after the car crosses the first pole.
Let the distance between each pole be X m.
To reach the 16th pole, the distance travelled by the car is 15X.
The speed of the car is 15X/30 = (X/2) m/s
To reach the 21st Pole, the car has to travel a distance of 20X.
Time taken = (20X)/(X/2) = 40 seconds.
5)Answer: Option(B) 20 kmph
Solution:
Let the speed of the ship be x kmph.
u = (x-4)
d = (x+4)
48/(x+4) = 32/(x-4)
48x-192 = 32x+128
16x = 320
x = 20 kmph.
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