Wednesday, 19 January 2022
Freedom- Aanya Kumar
We usually hear our elders saying, "Our country has freedom... I am free to do what I want." But, do you think they are right? Actually, to some extent, they are. Our country became free from British rule in 1947. We mark off this great, joyous and independent by celebrating Independence day. However, doing whatever you want doesn't mean to do crimes. But, the critical question is what is freedom. Freedom is when we do not feel as if we are under the control of someone.
Let me explain this with a short story-
Rihan was busy watching a show when his twin brother, Ashish, called him. "Oh! Stop this show already... we have things to plan for the party tomorrow," said Ashish. Rihan replied, "What for? And anyway, this is the limited edition of the show. I am lucky to get it..." "Tomorrow is Independence day. If our country was not free, we would be limited to do almost everything... even seeing these shows." At this, Rihan jumped up. His instant question was how he could come of use. The brothers gave the best effort in making the party victorious, and they saw a movie about the sacrifice of Indians for freedom. Rihan understood the importance of freedom.
You see how important our freedom is? At the same time, we should ensure that we are not taking advantage of it.
An act of Courtesy - Shambhavi Nautiyal
Once, not very long ago, lived a woman
named Annie. She was one of the workers at a cinema hall. One day, as usual,
she was rushing for getting ready to go to work. She woke up late and thus
could get fired if she got late again. Annie grabbed some milk hastily to drink
it on the way to work as she didn’t have breakfast. As soon as she reached the
place, she saw her boss, the manager, on his phone talking to someone. While he
was busy on it, Annie took the chance and surreptitiously got to her popcorn counter. She felt famished by now as the milk wasn’t enough for her, so
she drank some water as an alternative to reduce her hunger and started her
shift. She did her work as usual, but she saw a man who seemed to be eerie. He
looked old, pale and weak.
Grade VII
Freedom - Ushita Saxena
What is Freedom? Have you ever wondered about that? Generally, Freedom can act or change without constraint. The power or right to speak, act or think the way one wants to. To do something without someone controlling you. It is essential in life. There are many types of Freedom such as:
2)Freedom of speech: The right of an individual or a community to say their opinions and ideas without fear.
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