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Is International Men's Day is useful  International Men's Day persists as a day to express gratitude for the positive male figures in our lives and acknowledge the numerous achievements of men. Similar to International Women's Day, it also serves as a platform to address the challenges and disadvantages faced by men, such as homelessness. Statistics from the Australian Bureau of Statistics reveal that 59% of homeless individuals in Australia are men, while in the USA, just under 61% of the homeless population is male. Male suicide rates, averaging one every four hours in Australia, highlight another concerning issue. Male victims of domestic violence, a somewhat overlooked topic, make up one in three cases according to the ABS. Additionally, fewer men graduate from high school and university, and the majority of military and workplace deaths are male-related. Men often occupy the most perilous jobs, work longer hours, contribute more to taxes, yet receive less fro

Biography of Swami Vivekananda Swami Vivekananda was born on 12th January 1863 was born in Kolkata. His father's name was Vishwanath Dutt and his mother's name was Bhuvaneshwari Devi. Before he became a hermit his name was Narenranath Dutt. And he was also known as Naren. Vishwanath Dutt was Attorney at Law at Kolkata's high court.  He used to practice law at the Kolkata high school. He was a thinker. A person who was extremely kind. He had a great deal of empathy towards the poor. He had an emotional and constructive perspective on religious and social matters. Bhuvaneshwari Devi was a very simple and affectionate lady.  His father believed in western culture. He wanted to educate his son Narendra in English.. ..and make him follow the western culture. Narendra was always very sharp. And his interest lied in God and spirituality.  Hence he joined the Brahma society first.  But he didn't find peace there. In the meanwhile, he had graduated with BA from Kolka

Charles Darwin  This month is the 200th anniversary of the birth of one of the most influential thinkers in science history Charles Darwin developed the theory of how living things develop from simpler organisms over long periods of time that theory is known as evolution through natural selection how do new kinds of life come into existence for much of recorded history people have believed that organisms were created few people believe that living things changed what process could make such change possible these were some of the questions Charles Darwin asked himself over years of research in botany zoology and geology he was not the first person to ask them his own grandfather Erasmus. Darwin believed that species evolved and others like the French naturalist Jean-Baptiste Lamarck had proposed ways this could happen but it was Darwin who identified and explained the process natural selection that causes life to evolve Charles Darwin was born in Shrewsbury England on February

  A short story of Christmas eve I'll tell you the most wonderful story of them all the birth of Jesus Christ the Christmas story about 2,000 years ago in a small town called Nazareth there was a house where lived a young Jewish girl named Mary she was not wedded but she was going to be real soon to a moral man named Joseph well one day something amazing happened an angel of the Lord Gabriel a very important angel appeared to Mary  who are you I am Gabriel don't be afraid Mary you have found favor with God he loves you very much God has sent me here to tell you that soon you'll have a son huh me my son yes as son he will be called Jesus he will be great and will be called the son of God Mary was very obedient and she said I am the handmaid of the Lord may God do with me as he wants to Mary wanted to do just as God told her to do just near the time Mary was about to have her baby the Roman Emperor sent soldiers to announce a new Lord okay listen, everyone, Em

   Nikola tesla  The human mind is truly an incredible thing, capable of speech, thought, critical thinking, and imagination. When we think of the great legendary minds of this world, we think of the brilliance of people like Einstein. He taught us many things about the low-level rules that govern our universe, fundamental things like time, space and matter, but in terms of practical discoveries that are the basis for the technologies we use each and every day, it was Nikola Tesla.  Who was the most brilliant of all? He had a mind of the rarest kind. He can memorize entire books and visualize inventions with pinpoint accuracy. Once he had the concept of an invention fully visualized, he then undertook the hard work of bringing it to reality. In comparison, most other scientists and engineers are unwittingly narrow-minded in their thinking.  How is it that such a man exists vaguely in the public consciousness, only as a fuzzy haze of distant knowledge? Today, let's ch

Biography of APJ Abdul kalam Abul pakir jainul abedeen abdul kalam, better known as a.p.j Abdul kalam, who was the 11th president of India, was born on 15th October 1931 in a poor Tamil Muslim family in Rameswaram. From teenage, he had to fight with poverty for his family and his own education. His career life started by selling the newspaper. He was admitted to Tiruchirapalli sent Josef college and also was graduated from there.  He was very heedful in studies from childhood but after graduation, he lost interest in physics and he deeply regretted it for the next 4 years. After listening to his inner voice, he decided to do an engineering course. In 1995 his name appeared in the merit list of madras institute of technology but the fees for admission were one thousand rupees. Then he had not that much money. But his mother and sister arranged that money by selling their gold jewelry and ApJ Abdul kalam was admitted in engineering.  His interest in studies increased after s