Essay Topics for SBI PO Mains :
*******Online Education In Indian ********
- Education is the basic foundation of a student’s life. It shapes his overall personality and demeanor. Thus it is important that everyone has access to good education. With the growing popularity of electronic media, conventional methods of teaching are slowly and steadily being replaced by modern technology. With simple blackboards changing to interactive whiteboards, we are assured that change is on its way. This brings us to another important facet of education in a country like India – online education.
- Online education is considered to be the means of attending classes via the internet. Many companies and start-ups provide online platforms to study on. These include MeritNation, Textbook, Toppr, Simplilearn, Ufaber, Intellipaat and Learnsocial among others.
- Also known as distance learning, online education provides students with the advantage of studying in an atmosphere in which they are comfortable. This is especially beneficial for those individuals who are burdened with family responsibilities at a young age and those who barely have the time to attend a formal institution.
- On the other hand, however, online education hinders the process of socialization. Limited contact with peers and restricted interactions with teachers can confine one’s horizons. The guidance that can be given through direct, face-to-face conversation often dwindles.
- To add to this, internet penetration in India is very low. So it is not possible for people who really need this kind of education to actually benefit from it. This becomes the responsibility of the government than to ensure that the internet and consequently online education is made available to the remotest parts of the country.
- Ultimately, just like there are two sides to a coin, online education has both advantages and disadvantages. It depends on an individual and his circumstances to decide whether the pros outweigh the cons or vice versa.
- And that is probably why Heidi-Hayes Jacobs has said, “Teachers need to integrate technology seamlessly into the curriculum instead of viewing it as an add-on, an afterthought, or an event.” The education scenario in India must take such suggestions in its stride to better its service and quality.
******Women Entrepreneurs in India******
- The word ‘entrepreneur’ has mostly been synonymous with men. In the 21st century, though, things are changing and many successful female entrepreneurs have emerged. These women are becoming role models and are flourishing in their respective fields. Their confidence and refusal to be dominated by men have inspired much more women across the country. These women have been acknowledged in their respective fields and have even received accolades for their work.
- In layman’s terms, entrepreneurship is basically running your own business. The person who has an idea, and who executes this idea and makes sure that it functions smoothly is called an entrepreneur. Entrepreneurs can also helm a business and make sure it runs smoothly. Some of the most famous women entrepreneurs in India are Chanda Kocchar, (MD and CEO, ICICI Bank), Simone Tata (Chairperson, Trent Limited), Neelam Dhawan (MD, HP-India), Naina Lal Kidwai (Country Head- HSBC Bank), and Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw (Chairman and MD, Biocon).
- The rapid strides that these women have taken over the past few decades have shown us the caliber that all women inherently possess. Indian women are coming out from the daily routine of their lives inside the doors of their houses. Multitasking women all over the country balance their work, home and family perfectly. Family members too are helping out and supporting women to achieve successful careers.
- If all women decide to explore themselves and not limit their lives to certain jobs, then each one of them can become a successful entrepreneur, working by their own rules and contently living their own life. Indian women can achieve this dream and in the coming decades, women will do brilliantly in so-called ‘male-domains’ as well.
*****Media and Public Opinion in Contemporary World*****
- Before I delve into the intricacies of the topic, let us go back to the time when there were no TVs, no advertisements, and no newspapers. In those days, do you think you would know who, say, for instance, Dr. Raghuram Rajan was? The answer would be a ‘no’, except for those who personally knew him. It is so because for most people the knowledge of even his existence, let alone the policies, comes from the media.
- It is the sheer amount of media presence that makes it so important, so crucial. Take a look around and you’ll realize that we are surrounded by it. A variety of TV channels, newspapers, magazines, offline advertisements, hoardings, and a countless number of websites on the Internet offer huge amounts of information which are accessible to anyone. Media in today’s age has become a part and parcel of our lives and it wouldn’t be wrong to say that about 90% of whatever we know comes from the media.
- Media, therefore, is the most powerful tool for shaping public opinion in contemporary times, so much so that it can sway the minds and thoughts of the masses the way it wants. In this connection, some of the TV channels are performing a pivotal role in awakening the common man against corruption, social evils, and outmoded rites destroying the society. On the other hand, just to make fast bucks, a few media channels showcase absurd content, without even considering the effect such visuals have on the society.
- Thus, it is of utmost importance that the media realizes its responsibility of molding the public opinion and does so in a positive and constructive manner so as to bring progressive changes in the society.
*********Make in India********
- Make in India campaign was launched on 25th of September in 2014 in the New Delhi at Vigyan Bhawan. This campaign is to lead India towards an effective destination as well as grow the Indian economy ahead. It provides a successful track of employment to the youths of country which will surely help in reducing the poverty level and other social issues in India. Make in India is a call to the top investors all across the world by the Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, that come to India and grow your business by manufacturing products here. The PM of India said to investors that no matter in whatever country you sell your products however you should manufacture in India. Youths of the India have enough talent, skill, discipline, and determination to get the goal.
- Make in India campaign provides all the top investors a favorable opportunity to come in India and invest in businesses from electrical to electronics, from automobiles to agro value addition, from satellite to submarine, etc. At the Vigyan Bhawan in New Delhi, PM made an announcement regarding make in India plan to boost economy in the presence of top businessmen such as Mukesh Ambani, Kumar Mangalam Birla, Cyrus Mistry, Azim Premji, etc.
*******Women Safety********
- In the last few years, crime against women in Delhi has increased to a great extent. According to the statistics, it is found that every two out of three women have suffered around two to five times sexual harassment in the last year. According to the survey of women, it is found that women are losing their confidence in police. By the survey of Delhi government’s Women and Child Development Department, around 80% of the women in national capital have fear regarding their safety.
- Women are harassed not only in the night or evening but also in the day time at their home, working places, or other places like street, club, etc. It is found through the survey that the reason of sexual harassment is the lack of gender-friendly environment and improper functional infrastructure such as consumption of alcohol and drugs in open area, lack of adequate lighting, safe public toilets, sidewalks, lack of effective police service, lack of properly working helpline numbers, etc. A huge percentage of women have no faith that police can curb such harassment cases. There is an urgent need to understand and solve this problem of women safety so that they can also grow equally like men in their own country.
*******Online Education In Indian ********
- Education is the basic foundation of a student’s life. It shapes his overall personality and demeanor. Thus it is important that everyone has access to good education. With the growing popularity of electronic media, conventional methods of teaching are slowly and steadily being replaced by modern technology. With simple blackboards changing to interactive whiteboards, we are assured that change is on its way. This brings us to another important facet of education in a country like India – online education.
- Online education is considered to be the means of attending classes via the internet. Many companies and start-ups provide online platforms to study on. These include MeritNation, Textbook, Toppr, Simplilearn, Ufaber, Intellipaat and Learnsocial among others.
- Also known as distance learning, online education provides students with the advantage of studying in an atmosphere in which they are comfortable. This is especially beneficial for those individuals who are burdened with family responsibilities at a young age and those who barely have the time to attend a formal institution.
- On the other hand, however, online education hinders the process of socialization. Limited contact with peers and restricted interactions with teachers can confine one’s horizons. The guidance that can be given through direct, face-to-face conversation often dwindles.
- To add to this, internet penetration in India is very low. So it is not possible for people who really need this kind of education to actually benefit from it. This becomes the responsibility of the government than to ensure that the internet and consequently online education is made available to the remotest parts of the country.
- Ultimately, just like there are two sides to a coin, online education has both advantages and disadvantages. It depends on an individual and his circumstances to decide whether the pros outweigh the cons or vice versa.
- And that is probably why Heidi-Hayes Jacobs has said, “Teachers need to integrate technology seamlessly into the curriculum instead of viewing it as an add-on, an afterthought, or an event.” The education scenario in India must take such suggestions in its stride to better its service and quality.
******Women Entrepreneurs in India******
- The word ‘entrepreneur’ has mostly been synonymous with men. In the 21st century, though, things are changing and many successful female entrepreneurs have emerged. These women are becoming role models and are flourishing in their respective fields. Their confidence and refusal to be dominated by men have inspired much more women across the country. These women have been acknowledged in their respective fields and have even received accolades for their work.
- In layman’s terms, entrepreneurship is basically running your own business. The person who has an idea, and who executes this idea and makes sure that it functions smoothly is called an entrepreneur. Entrepreneurs can also helm a business and make sure it runs smoothly. Some of the most famous women entrepreneurs in India are Chanda Kocchar, (MD and CEO, ICICI Bank), Simone Tata (Chairperson, Trent Limited), Neelam Dhawan (MD, HP-India), Naina Lal Kidwai (Country Head- HSBC Bank), and Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw (Chairman and MD, Biocon).
- The rapid strides that these women have taken over the past few decades have shown us the caliber that all women inherently possess. Indian women are coming out from the daily routine of their lives inside the doors of their houses. Multitasking women all over the country balance their work, home and family perfectly. Family members too are helping out and supporting women to achieve successful careers.
- If all women decide to explore themselves and not limit their lives to certain jobs, then each one of them can become a successful entrepreneur, working by their own rules and contently living their own life. Indian women can achieve this dream and in the coming decades, women will do brilliantly in so-called ‘male-domains’ as well.
*****Media and Public Opinion in Contemporary World*****
- Before I delve into the intricacies of the topic, let us go back to the time when there were no TVs, no advertisements, and no newspapers. In those days, do you think you would know who, say, for instance, Dr. Raghuram Rajan was? The answer would be a ‘no’, except for those who personally knew him. It is so because for most people the knowledge of even his existence, let alone the policies, comes from the media.
- It is the sheer amount of media presence that makes it so important, so crucial. Take a look around and you’ll realize that we are surrounded by it. A variety of TV channels, newspapers, magazines, offline advertisements, hoardings, and a countless number of websites on the Internet offer huge amounts of information which are accessible to anyone. Media in today’s age has become a part and parcel of our lives and it wouldn’t be wrong to say that about 90% of whatever we know comes from the media.
- Media, therefore, is the most powerful tool for shaping public opinion in contemporary times, so much so that it can sway the minds and thoughts of the masses the way it wants. In this connection, some of the TV channels are performing a pivotal role in awakening the common man against corruption, social evils, and outmoded rites destroying the society. On the other hand, just to make fast bucks, a few media channels showcase absurd content, without even considering the effect such visuals have on the society.
- Thus, it is of utmost importance that the media realizes its responsibility of molding the public opinion and does so in a positive and constructive manner so as to bring progressive changes in the society.
*********Make in India********
- Make in India campaign was launched on 25th of September in 2014 in the New Delhi at Vigyan Bhawan. This campaign is to lead India towards an effective destination as well as grow the Indian economy ahead. It provides a successful track of employment to the youths of country which will surely help in reducing the poverty level and other social issues in India. Make in India is a call to the top investors all across the world by the Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, that come to India and grow your business by manufacturing products here. The PM of India said to investors that no matter in whatever country you sell your products however you should manufacture in India. Youths of the India have enough talent, skill, discipline, and determination to get the goal.
- Make in India campaign provides all the top investors a favorable opportunity to come in India and invest in businesses from electrical to electronics, from automobiles to agro value addition, from satellite to submarine, etc. At the Vigyan Bhawan in New Delhi, PM made an announcement regarding make in India plan to boost economy in the presence of top businessmen such as Mukesh Ambani, Kumar Mangalam Birla, Cyrus Mistry, Azim Premji, etc.
*******Women Safety********
- In the last few years, crime against women in Delhi has increased to a great extent. According to the statistics, it is found that every two out of three women have suffered around two to five times sexual harassment in the last year. According to the survey of women, it is found that women are losing their confidence in police. By the survey of Delhi government’s Women and Child Development Department, around 80% of the women in national capital have fear regarding their safety.
- Women are harassed not only in the night or evening but also in the day time at their home, working places, or other places like street, club, etc. It is found through the survey that the reason of sexual harassment is the lack of gender-friendly environment and improper functional infrastructure such as consumption of alcohol and drugs in open area, lack of adequate lighting, safe public toilets, sidewalks, lack of effective police service, lack of properly working helpline numbers, etc. A huge percentage of women have no faith that police can curb such harassment cases. There is an urgent need to understand and solve this problem of women safety so that they can also grow equally like men in their own country.
******Science and Technology ********
- As we all know that we live in the age of science and technology. The life of every one of us is highly depends on the scientific inventions and modern day technologies. Science and technology has changed the lives of people to a great extent. It has made life easy, simple and fast. In the new era, the science development has become a necessity to finish the era of bullock cart and bring the trend of motorized vehicles.
- Science and technologies have been implemented to the every aspect of modernization in every nation. Modern gadgets have been introduced to every walk of life and have solved almost all the problems. It was not possible to have all the benefits of it without implementing it in the sectors like medicines, education, infrastructure, electricity, aviation, information technology and other field.
- What improvement we are seeing in our life on daily basis is because of the science and technologies. For the proper growth and development of the country, it is very necessary to go science and technology hand in hand. Villages are getting developed to towns and towns to cities thus expanding the greater horizons of economy. Our country India is a fast developing country in the sense of science and technology.
- As we all know that we live in the age of science and technology. The life of every one of us is highly depends on the scientific inventions and modern day technologies. Science and technology has changed the lives of people to a great extent. It has made life easy, simple and fast. In the new era, the science development has become a necessity to finish the era of bullock cart and bring the trend of motorized vehicles.
- Science and technologies have been implemented to the every aspect of modernization in every nation. Modern gadgets have been introduced to every walk of life and have solved almost all the problems. It was not possible to have all the benefits of it without implementing it in the sectors like medicines, education, infrastructure, electricity, aviation, information technology and other field.
- What improvement we are seeing in our life on daily basis is because of the science and technologies. For the proper growth and development of the country, it is very necessary to go science and technology hand in hand. Villages are getting developed to towns and towns to cities thus expanding the greater horizons of economy. Our country India is a fast developing country in the sense of science and technology.
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