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1. SEASONAL DISEASES
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CHARITY
AWARENESS PROGRAMS
The main reason for seasonal diseases is
climate change. India being the
developing nation, construction
activities take place,dwelling, potholes,
air pollution, traffic due to vehicles,
industries, processing units and more are
also part of this.
When we first hear of dwelling for material we think of
cement, sand, steel, iron, and many more. Potholes are
formed due to the heavy vehicles that travel on vehicle
roads, rain while reconstruing the road or many other
factors. The most common diseases that are caused due to
air pollution are heart diseases, stroke, lung diseases and
acute lower respiratory infections in children. Not only
these diseases cold, flu, cholera, typhoid and others can be
a part of the seasonal disease. This climate change results
in a variety of monsoon disorders, some of which are
common during the rainy season
IMPORTANCE OF
EDUCATION
Education is the only thing in the
world not fixed for a particular
community of people, it is open for
all and all are eligible to get an
education.
With education we can know what’s happening around us, the
moral values, the language, our past, the sacrifices, the talent
and the most important thing is our future. We can also get to
know our interest on which subject and what part of the
subject. So that we can contribute to humanity. For this, the
only thing we can help is to get a basic education. These
“extra” children are more likely to receive the bare minimum
of resources required to survive and develop. However, in
lower caste, rural, and poor households, inadequate
resources imply that having an extra child depletes the
resources available to all of the children in the family