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A true leader takes failures with as much equanimity as he would successes that come to his doorstep – A inspirational story by Dr.A.P.J.Abdul Kalam
Dr.A.P.J.Abdul Kalam was the Project Director of SLV mission and Prof.Satish Dhawan was the Chairman of ISRO at that time. That was the first time India was building its own rocket launch vehicle in Sri Harikota,India. After ten years of hard struggle, they were ready to launch their first experimental rocket ‘Rohini Technology Payload’ on August 10,1979. The Countdown started and Dr.Abdul kalam along with six
The Biggest Waste Of Time Is Arguing With The Fool And Fanatic – Short Story Of The Donkey And The Tiger in English and Telugu
Excerpt: In this short story, a heated debate arises between a donkey and a tiger so they go to the lion for help. What he advises might surprise you. The donkey told the tiger, “The grass is blue.” The tiger replied, “No, the grass is green.” The discussion became heated, and the two decided to submit the issue
Indian Defence Abbrevations
BSF —- Border Security Force SSB. —- Sashastra Seema Bal IAF. —- Indian Air Force NSG —– National Security Guard NDA. —– National Defence Academy CDS. —– Chief of Defence Staff SPG. —– Special Protection Group CRPF. —– Central Reserve Police Force NDRF. —– National Disaster Response Force CISF. —— Central Industrial Security Force ITBP.
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Credit Card lost and Application for New Credit Card
To The Manager Bank Name Bank Address Yanam – 533464 Sub: Request to issue a New Credit Card. Dear Sir, I want to inform you that I lost my credit card bearing number 12345678 on 29th November morning, while I was travelling to my market. I request you to block my credit card with immediate
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DEGREE FULL NAME
B.A. …… Bachelor of Arts B.Com …… Bachelor of Commerce B.Tech …… Bachelor of Technology B.Ed. …… Bachelor of Education J E E …… Joint Entrance Examination T E T. …… Teacher Eligibility Test L L B. …… Bachelor of Laws L L M …… Master of Laws B B A. …… Bachelor of Business
Daily use English sentences/Telugu Translation – Part – 4
I feel lonely without you నువ్వు లేకుండా నాకు ఒంటరిగా అనిపిస్తుంది These are tears of joy ఇవి ఆనందభాష్పాలు Talking to you is of no use నీతో మాట్లాడినా ప్రయోజనం లేదు Don’t lose this opportunity ఈ అవకాశాన్ని వదులుకోకు You cannot escape from me నువ్వు నా నుండి తప్పించుకోలేవు We always eat together మేము ఎప్పుడూ కలిసి తింటాం
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Daily use English sentences/Telugu Translation – Part – 3
Why don’t you listen to me ? నువ్వెందుకు నా మాట వినవు? Why did’nt wear you a mask? మీరు మాస్క్ ఎందుకు ధరించలేదు? You always create problems నువ్వెప్పుడు సమస్యలు సృష్టిస్తావు How can you do this? నువ్విది ఎలా చేయగలవు? Let mee see నన్ను చూడనివ్వు I can’t stay here for so long నేను ఇక్కడ ఎక్కువ కాలం ఉండలేను
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Half day leave application
To The Principal The School Name School Address Date: Sub: Half – day leave application Dear Sir, With due respect, I would like to inform you that I want to leave the school after the lunch because, suddenly I am suffering stomach pain/fever. So, therefore, request you to kindly grant me a leave of absence
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Daily use of Hindi words/ Translation in English and Telugu
मुझे నన్ను Me तुम्हे నిన్ను You उसे అతనిని Him उन्हें వారిని Them हमें మాకు us आपको మీకు you
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Phrasal Verbs in English (Using across) – Explained with Meanings and its Usage in Sentences with Examples
Come across: find it by chance I come across an old photo while cleaning my closet.
Phrasal Verbs in English (Using In) – Explained with Meanings and its Usage in Sentences with Examples
Come in: enter a place Please come in and have a seat Check in: Get in at places like Hotel, Airport We arrived at the hotel and checked in before 12.00 p.m.
Daily use of Hindi sentences / Translation in English language
अपना ख्याल रखना Take care कोई बात नहीं Never mind बिलकुल नहीं Not at all काफी है That’s enough जल्दी मिलेंगे See you soon थोड़ा और A bit more चुप रहो Keep quite जल्दी करो Make hastle और कुछ नहीं Nothing else कमरा साफ़ करो Clean the room सिर्फ तुम्हारेलिए Only for you सभी ने
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Tenses in English Language Explained with sentences using “do”
Present Simple – I do Present Continuous – I am doing Present Perfect – I have done Present Perfect Continuous. – I have been doing Past Simple – I did Past Continuous – I was doing Past Perfect – I had done Past Perfect Continuous – I had been doing Future Simple – I will
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Daily use English sentences/Telugu Translation – Part – 2
Do they help you? వారు మీకు సహాయం చేస్తారా? Don’t you go? నువ్వు వెళ్ళవా? Doesn’t she know? ఆమెకు తెలియదా? What do you take? మీరు ఏమి తీసుకుంటారు? Where do you stay? మీరు ఎక్కడ ఉంటారు? Don’t you talk to her? నువ్వు ఆమె తో మాట్లాడవా?
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Spoken English Sentences of Basic Vs Advanced to become Native Speaker – Part – 2
I will pay for this (Basic) It’s on me (Advanced) I’m listening carefully (Basic) I’m all ears. (Advanced) I’ll keep it a secret (Basic) My lips are sealed (Advanced) It’s not so difficult (Basic) It is not rocket science (Advanced) Give me details (Basic) Fill me in (Advanced) I’m fine (Basic) I’m well (Advanced) Congratulations
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Idioms in English language – Explained with Meanings and its Usage in Sentences with Examples
Over the moon: Very happy I cleared my entrance exam, I am over the moon Once in a blue moon: rarely I read books once in a blue moon Cry for the moon: to wish for something impossible Thinking of getting highly paid job with less qualification is to cry for the moon. Don’t cry
Phrasal Verbs in English (Using Out) – Explained with Meanings and its Usage in Sentences with Examples
Cut out: to eliminate I need to cut out carbs so that I can lose. You need to cut out those friends because they are not good for you. Leave out: not include something or forget something I feel left out when my friends don’t invite me out I left out my address in the
Don’t let your circumstances change you
There was once a blind women, who hated herself purely because she could not see. The only person she loved was her boy friend, as he was always there for her. She said that if she could only see the world, then she would marry him. One-day someone donated a pair of eyes to her
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Daily use English sentences/Telugu Translation – Part – 1
I don’t blame you for this దీనికి నేను నిన్ను నిందించను Everyone knows that he is rich అతను ధనవంతుడని అందరికి తెలుసు Have you ever seen a ghost? నువ్వు ఎప్పుడైనా దెయ్యాన్ని చూసావా? Don’t go from here ఇక్కడి నుంచి వెళ్లకు Don’t you know anything? నీకు ఏమి తెలియదా? What are you trying to say? నువ్వేం ఏమి చెప్పాలని ప్రయత్నిస్తున్నావు Don’t
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Tell me about yourself
Example: My name is Shreyas. I live in Mumbai. I have done BE in electrical and MBA in HR. I have 2 years experience in HR and I live with my family in Mumbai.
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Opposite phrasal verbs in English language
Put. on – Take off Pick up. – Drop off Get on – Get off Run after – Run away Speed up – Slow down
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Spoken English words of Basic Vs Advanced to become Native Speaker
Very Young. – Juvenile Very thirsty – Parched Very hot – Sweltering Very kind – Compassionate Very sad – Sorrowful Very dirty – Filthy Very shy – Timid Very hungry. – Starving Very fast – Rapid Very slow. – Sluggish Very lazy. – Indolent Very tired. – Exhausted Very confused – Perplexed Very small –
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Looking at Mirror
One day all the employees reached the office, and they saw a big advice on the door, on which it was written: “Yesterday the person who has been hindering your growth in this company passed away. We invite you to join the funeral in the room that has been prepared in the gym”. In the
Proverbial phrases in English language
Glass Half Empty or is the Glass Half Full A glass containing water to the half-way point is often used to point out the difference between optimists and pessimists. The optimist sees the glass as half full – focusing more on what is there and all that could be done with half a glass of
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Example of Speech in English language about felicitating someone
Good evening everybody. It gives immense pleasure to be here and it’s an honour to be a part of this celebration. This event is an honoured to an actor who has completed the 25 years of acting career and it’s a greater achievement, because very few actors can boast a career of this span. As
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Vegetable Names in English and Telugu
Taro root చేమ దుంప Snake gourd పొట్లకాయ
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Phrasal Verbs in English (Using Up) – Explained with Meanings and its Usage in Sentences with Examples
Set up: arrange Yesterday, I set up a party at my home He plans to set up his own business I had a plan to put up my own YouTube channel Take up: start or occupy time I took up teaching as my career I don’t want to take up anymore of your time I
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She’s pregnant (Basic) She’s expecting a baby (Advanced) I love my niece (Basic) I adore my niece (Advanced) Very Cute (Basic) Adorable (Advanced) It’s very funny! (Basic) It’s hilarious! (Advanced) How are you ? (Basic) How’s it going? (Advanced) What have you been upto? (Advanced) I’m tired (Basic) I’m worn out (Advanced) I’m dead tired
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