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By Asif Akbar
The podcast currently has 7 episodes available.
Hi guys,
Today I share with you a easy technique to learn to read and write English. Every time you want to convey something, add details to it so it becomes easier. How to add detail? Just answer one of the below questions
What
Who
Why
Where
When
How
We also read a simple paragraph today that is:
Ahmed's mother decided to make tomato curry today. The tomatoes are 40 Rs per Kilogram. It is costlier than usual. Probably because of the delayed monsoon. Ahmed bought the tomatoes and headed home. Suddenly, it started raining. He had to take shelter in a nearby store. He was anxious, as he was getting late for home. His mother would be waiting for him. The intensity of rainfall kept increasing, but he had no other option than to wait.
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Hi guys,
Today I share with you a easy technique to learn to read and write English. Every time you want to convey something, add details to it so it becomes easier. How to add detail? Just answer one of the below questions
What
Who
Why
Where
When
How
We also read a simple paragraph today that is:
Ahmed's mother decided to make tomato curry today. The tomatoes are 40 Rs per Kilogram. It is costlier than usual. Probably because of the delayed monsoon. Ahmed bought the tomatoes and headed home. Suddenly, it started raining. He had to take shelter in a nearby store. He was anxious, as he was getting late for home. His mother would be waiting for him. The intensity of rainfall kept increasing, but he had no other option than to wait.
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Sabhi sunne walo ka tahe dil se shukriya. Aap aage kya sunna chahenge zaroor bataen. Email karen [email protected] par.
Today we read.
The humble beginning
The rise
Going under the IPL hammer
The red-ball success
Still, his best performances came in red-ball cricket where he reaped rewards with his seam movement and a surprise bouncer. In 2018, he picked up 55 wickets from ten first-class games, at an average of 19.80 and a strike rate of 37.9. That included two five-wicket hauls in a match against South Africa A and an 8 for 59 to dismantle an Australia A team that had Usman Khawaja, Travis Head, and Marnus Labuschagne.
Full Article - https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/aus-v-ind-2nd-test-who-is-mohammed-siraj-and-how-did-he-earn-a-test-debut-1245119
Today we read through a paragraph of the below article.
Link to the Article - https://scroll.in/article/981190/aakar-patel-how-india-is-similar-to-and-different-from-its-theocratic-neighbours
The Paragraph
The true meaning of Hindu Rashtra is not to be found in a theory of State or a return to some golden age or a change in the Constitution. It is purely about the exclusion and persecution of India’s minorities, particularly Muslims. That is the only meaning of Hindu Rashtra in India. It imagines India as a Hindu nation where the Muslim and Christian exist on sufferance. That is all there is to Hindu Rashtra in the way Hindutva desires.
It is hollow and bankrupt as an idea once its content of hate and prejudice is emptied out. The acquisition of authority in Hindu Rashtra is not towards bettering the lives of Hindus but damaging, excluding and handicapping those who are not born Hindu. That is the creeping Hindu Rashtra that we are living in and have lived in for decades.
This is a podcase dedicated to learning English. Improve your English become a better reader and listener of English. Its intended to beginners.
welcome to the 3rd episode.
Today we read an article from here https://www.outlookindia.com/website/story/india-news-msp-explainer-what-are-the-farmers-fears-why-isnt-the-government-bending/366349
Hi,
Sorry for the delay in the second episode. Mafi chahta hun unclean audio k liye kyunke I am pretty busy with work these days.
Today we read the below paragraph.
India ranked 94 among 107 countries in the Global Hunger Index (GHI) 2020 and continues to be in the “serious” hunger category, though it has made some progress, particularly since the enactment of the National Food Security Act Last year, India’s rank was 102 out of 117 countries.
The neighbouring countries of Bangladesh, Myanmar Pakistan too were in the “serious” category but ranked higher than India in this year’s index as has been the trend for several years. While Bangladesh ranked 75, Myanmar and Pakistan were in the 78th and 88th positions respectively. According to the report, Nepal and Sri Lanka were in the 73rd and 64th position and were in the “moderate” hunger category, the report said.
The data shows that India’s score has decreased consistently, a positive sign in this ranking, from 32.2 in 2010 to 31.1 in 2018 and last year the score was 30.3. In the 2020 report, India’s score stood at 27.2. Going by this pace of progress, it is likely to take some more years for India to be in the “moderate” category. Countries that have scores between 10 and 19.9 are categorised as moderate ones.
The GHI is calculated by using a three-step process and the indicators used are percentage of undernourished population, percentage of children under five years suffering from wasting and stunting, and child mortality.
The report said 14% of India’s population was undernourished and the country recorded a 37.4% stunting rate among children under five and a wasting rate of 17.3% . The under-five mortality rate stood at 3.7%. The data from 1991 through 2014 for Bangladesh, India, Nepal and Pakistan also showed that stunting was concentrated among children from households facing multiple forms of deprivation, including poor dietary diversity, low levels of maternal education and household poverty.
Today, we discuss how can we improve English and my mission to start this channel.
The way to learn English is to Read, Read, Read, and Write.
The podcast currently has 7 episodes available.