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Sonu Nigam, a famous Indian singer, recently tweeted few tweets which created lots of turmoil in media and religious debates. Sonu Nigam tweeted that “God bless everyone. I'm not a Muslim and I have to be woken up by the Azaan in the morning. When will this forced religiousness end in India”, he further said that in another tweet that “And by the way Mohammed did not have electricity when he made Islam.. Why do I have to have this cacophony after Edison?”. Then, he further clarified in next tweet “I don't believe in any temple or gurudwarausing electricity To wake up people who don't follow the religion . Why then..? Honest? True?” that he is not just talking about any single religion.

Hope may seem to be a simple four letter word; however, it can become the most powerful word if we learn to use it in our life. It is very important to have hope in life; otherwise, a person can become very weak without any hope. Many people commit suicide because they have no hope of any kind. Therefore, you must stick to hope in your life as much as you can. Also, always tries to give some hope to others too so that they can feel encouraged and positive. 

Today, we promote smart cities and encourage people to live in these cities. We lure people with dreams of happy and wealthy life so that they can leave villages and enter the artificial lives of these cities. Many innocent people enter these cities being lured by such dreams of happiness and success; however, in reality, they just become slaves of rich people who actually use them to complete their dreams. 

In the past, we needed musical instruments as per the need of sound. So, more the sounds we need to create a good music more are the musical instruments required to achieve this. Therefore, it was a quite difficult job for the musicians of the past because it was very difficult to arrange all experts of each musical instrument. Thanks to the modern innovations and technology, we are getting very smart and it is becoming possible to get the maximum sounds of many traditional musical instruments from a single electronic instrument.

Today’s India is going through many changes and social change is one of them. We are seeing many demands of abolishing old customs and traditions and lots of people are supporting these demands. Here I will not raise an individual issue but take everything in whole. I do support changing the old traditions and customs which are against particular caste or gender. However, I do want to caution about depleting the social system in which we have survived so far successfully. 

 We human beings are social creatures and we do well when we will in a society. The primary task of all societies is to support its people and work for their development. It is necessary to break the age old, outdated customs, but it is also important to keep the traditions and customs which have tied us together so far. It is very difficult for any individual to survive so he needs a good society, but present culture is putting emphases on individual lifestyle irrespective of the culture from which they are coming. 

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Zoos are very popular in the present world and they are visited by millions of people across the world. Zoos are a great source of entertainment and learning for the people and especially kids. However, today we hear such debates that zoos needed to be banned and animals to be freed in the forests. Different people have different views on this topic, some people support zoos while others believe that zoos should be shut. 


 In my opinion, zoos are important for the society because they are doing many good jobs for the animals. Lots of rare animals have got shelter and safety in the zoos. Illegal killing of animals is very common across the world and due to this reason many animals have become extinct and many others are on the edge of getting extinct. Here zoos play a very crucial role by saving them and by providing them a safe environment to breed. 



 However, I remain concerned about the well being of animals in the zoos because many zoos across the world don’t meet the worldwide stand…