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This document defines terrorism as violence or threats meant to coerce individuals or groups to act in a way they would not otherwise. It lists several terrorist organizations such as Al-Qaeda and Lashkar-e-Toiba. The document discusses the effects of terrorism on living conditions, education levels, life expectancy, and youth. It also outlines motivations for terrorism like destabilizing governments or escalating conflicts. The document lists several terrorist attacks in India and laws enacted to prevent terrorism.
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Terrorism can be dated back in the decades that have passed and it actually is stated that terrorism began as violence between different groups in a community. Radicalism is a disaster occasion that causes the death of people and people, especially civilians, lose their homes. Terrorism can be defined as the illegal use of violence and this is carried out against the civilians and the main aim is because they are pursuing political aims. The main aim of terrorism is to divide a certain group by using violence which creates fear and leads to the death of masses of people in the society. The fear among these groups is created so as to achieve political, financial and a religious aim. Most acts of terrorism are created to coerce a government of a particular group of people to give certain information that the terrorist group needs (Jongman, 2017).
Most terrorist groups create fear in individuals whom they think they can acquire information from. They cause those individuals to have fear which leads to them giving out the required information so that the terrorists can stop the terrorist’s attacks that they have been creating in the community. The terrorist groups use ultimatums in that if the necessary authorities do not give out the information that is needed, they will do a certain harmful activity to the people.
Terrorism is an international activity. Training of the terrorist groups takes place in different areas and it is very hard to note that a particular person is a terrorist as most of those who join these groups are young and energetic people. Also, the terrorist’s activities can be carried out in any nation or location where the terror group feels they want to carry out their activities when they want to create fear in individuals so that they may get information from them (Matusitz, 2012).
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There is also another group of terrorists that are politically rooted and they defend a particular group of politicians and they will carry out terrorist’s attacks to ensure that the other people or civilians will comply with the needs of the .
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Someone is always watching over you even when it feels like nobody cares. Though it may seem you are alone in your struggles and nobody notices your successes or failures, you are wrong - there is always Someone who is interested in everything you do and thinks of you even when others quit on you.
Gems
Heavy rains remind us of challenges in life. It's important to have the right attitude when facing difficulties and to pray for wisdom rather than an easier situation. Over time, all things change and opportunities come to all. The key is to persever through hard times with faith that God will provide a way. Life is about making the most of what you have and the relationships you build, not just initial feelings but the care shown over time. We all face obstacles placed before us, but we choose whether to let them defeat us or use them to build something of value. Every problem has a potential solution if we are open to trying a new approach. It's not what cards we are dealt that matters most, but how we make the
The story of the unemployed
An unemployed man applies for a janitor position at Microsoft but is rejected when he tells the HR chief he has no email. He decides to become an entrepreneur instead, going door-to-door selling strawberries. Through hard work and reinvesting his profits, he builds his one-man business into one of the largest food chains in the country over five years. When applying for life insurance later, he again surprises the agent by not having an email, realizing that if he had one earlier he likely would have taken the janitor job and not become so successful.
Gita in 16 beautiful slides
This document summarizes some key teachings from the Bhagavad Gita. It advises not worrying about the past or future, as the present moment is all that exists. It notes that we come into the world with nothing and will leave with nothing, as our bodies are temporary but the soul is eternal. It encourages dedicating all actions to God to find freedom from fear and sorrow.
24 truly terrific things.pps
This document contains 26 images showing amazing natural landscapes and structures from around the world, including mountaintop houses in Greece, waterfalls in India and Mexico, ice caves in Mexico, volcanoes in Japan, bridges in Singapore and Malaysia, and icebergs in Antarctica. The images showcase the diversity of beautiful and unusual places on our planet.
The story of eagle
The eagle has the longest lifespan of its species at 70 years. However, in its 40s its talons and beak become too weak for hunting and its heavy feathers make flying difficult, leaving it only able to die or undergo a painful 150-day change process. This involves knocking its beak against rocks to remove it, waiting for a new one, removing its talons, and molting its old feathers, after which it can fly again and live another 30 years. The lesson is that change is sometimes needed to survive and we must shed old habits to take advantage of the present.
Honey thewondermedicine
Honey and cinnamon have many potential health benefits when taken together according to traditional medicines and some modern research. A mixture of honey and cinnamon can help treat conditions like arthritis, hair loss, bladder infections, toothaches, cholesterol, colds, infertility, stomach upset, heart disease, the immune system, indigestion, influenza, longevity, pimples, skin infections, weight loss, cancer, fatigue, bad breath, and hearing loss. The document provides instructions for using honey and cinnamon mixtures to treat each of these conditions.
Heart attack1
The document provides instructions for what to do if experiencing a heart attack while alone in a car. It advises to not panic, but to start coughing repeatedly and taking deep breaths before each cough. This should be done every two seconds without stopping until help arrives or the heart regains its normal rhythm. Coughing and deep breathing helps get oxygen to the lungs and keeps blood circulating by squeezing the heart, which can help it regain its normal rhythm. Spreading this information could help save lives as heart attacks can affect people of all ages.
Life always want fight china girl
Qian Hongyan lost both her legs in an accident and comes from an impoverished Chinese family unable to afford prosthetics. She uses a basketball to move from place to place, supported by two wooden crutches, and remains always smiling and positive despite her circumstances. The document encourages forwarding it to friends so that donations can be collected for Qian to receive a pair of prosthetic legs.
The art of_being_well.....
The document provides advice on staying healthy by managing emotions, making decisions, finding solutions to problems, accepting reality, trusting others, and maintaining a positive outlook. It suggests that repressing feelings can lead to illnesses, while being indecisive or negative can cause stress-related problems. Living authentically and developing real connections with others through open communication and trust is emphasized as important for well-being.
Tantratotem
The document provides 21 pieces of advice on relationships, communication, mistakes, dreams, and disagreements. It claims to be a Chinese good luck tantra totem and says that sending it to others within 96 hours will improve one's life, with more people it is sent to correlating to greater improvements and more surprises. It encourages sharing the message without keeping or changing it.
G 2 economic_aspect
1) The document discusses the global economic meltdown that began in 2007-2008, tracing its origins to the growth of the housing bubble, easy credit conditions, subprime lending, and the collapse of Lehman Brothers.
2) It analyzes the impact on the Indian economy as well as government initiatives in response. Key sectors like manufacturing, finance, and trade were negatively impacted.
3) While conditions have improved, the document warns that India must learn lessons from the crisis. Proper testing and awareness of market insights are still needed to prevent future downturns. Careful investment and experience can help investors emerge successfully.
Economic aspects of india 2020
This document outlines India's economic vision for 2020 and discusses barriers to achieving that vision. It summarizes Dr. Kalam's vision for India in 2020, which included doubling agricultural production and providing universal education and healthcare. It then discusses India's current economic scenario, including GDP growth of 8.8% and issues like high inflation and weaknesses in education and healthcare. Barriers to achieving the 2020 vision are identified as problems in agriculture, education, healthcare, energy, infrastructure, and communication access. The document also discusses how increased foreign direct investment could help improve the economy. It concludes by outlining actions India must take in areas like agriculture, energy, infrastructure, industry, healthcare and education to realize its 2020 economic vision.
Futuregroup
The document provides an overview of Future Group, India's largest retailer. It discusses Future Group's founding, growth over time expanding to over 1,000 stores nationwide, corporate portfolio which includes brands like Big Bazaar and Food Bazaar, vision to provide diverse services in India and globally, and strategies around cost leadership and focused differentiation. It also analyzes Future Group's resources, performance, and recommendations to further improve brands like Big Bazaar.
Managing self orientation work shop1
This document discusses various topics related to self-awareness and self-management. It covers 4 stages of self-awareness, emphasizing internal and external attributes as well as flexible mind and body. Emotional states are influenced by thoughts, beliefs, and attitudes. The document also outlines 4 human needs and 3 birth-gifts which are the freedom to choose, natural laws/principles, and 4 human intelligences/capacities. It provides information on developing physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual intelligence. Leading a powerful life involves vision, conscience, discipline, and passion. Discovering one's voice involves unlocking unused gifts like sensory acuity and rapport skills.
The ant
An ant works hard every day without supervision. A lion in charge notices this and thinks the ant could produce even more with oversight. He hires a cockroach supervisor who implements extensive paperwork and meetings, taking up the ant's time. More managers are brought on, growing the bureaucracy. Production decreases but the managers justify their roles. An audit finds the department overstaffed but the ant is fired for a poor attitude.
Most wanted
The document summarizes the causes and effects of the 2008 global financial crisis, known as the global meltdown. It discusses how loose lending standards for subprime mortgages in the US housing market led to a housing bubble. Complex financial products distributed these risky mortgages globally. The bubble eventually burst, leading to the collapse of major financial institutions in the US. The crisis spread worldwide and caused a global economic slowdown, rising unemployment, and government bailouts totaling $2.4 trillion. India's economy was also impacted through weakened sectors like IT, real estate, and exports.
Thoughts to live & love by b
The document contains a collection of inspirational quotes and sayings about life, love, faith, happiness, creativity, encouragement, and finding joy. Some of the key messages are: give to those in need and kindness will come back to you; faith is a gift from God that anyone can have; love cannot be measured and must be given freely; and taking time to relax, count your blessings, and see the world through a child's eyes can improve your day and outlook on life.
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Students will be able to explain the role and impact of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in education. They will understand how ICT tools, such as computers, the internet, and educational software, enhance learning and teaching processes. By exploring various ICT applications, students will recognize how these technologies facilitate access to information, improve communication, support collaboration, and enable personalized learning experiences.
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Terrorism
- 1. Presented By: Vidushi Mittal Smita Lakra Durga Prasad Gupta
- 3. Meaning of the word terrorism is any use of terror in the form of violence or threats meant to coerce an individual, group, or entity to act in a manner in which any person or group could not otherwise lawfully force them to act.
- 4. One who engages in acts or an act of terrorism. One who leads an armed group that kills civilians as a means of political intimidation. One who leads a group that engages in kidnapping and murder.
- 5. Al-Qaeda Al-Ummah Lashkar-e-Toiba Manuel Rodriguez Patriotic Front (FPMR) National Liberation Army (ELN)—Colombia Al-Jihad a.k.a. Egyptian Islamic Jihad, Jihad Group, Islamic Jihad Armed Islamic Group (GIA) The Salafist Group for Call and Combat (GSPC)
- 6. Effects the Living conditions of a person. Education level goes lower day by day. Life length decreases. Youth will be distracted.
- 7. Destabilization of an existing government. Motivating a disgruntled population to join an uprising. Escalating a conflict in the hopes of disrupting the status quo. Expressing the severity of a grievance, or drawing attention to a neglected cause.
- 8. An increase in overall military assistance to countries experiencing conflict. The elimination of sanctions on arms exports to these countries. Loss of property. Effects on productivity. Defense and homeland security spending are by far the largest cost of the attack. Effect on Financial Market. Effect on Tourism.
- 9. Germen bakery Bomb Blast Koregaon Park Pune: On the 13th February 2010 Mumbai Terrorist Attack: Begin on 26 November 2008 and lasted until 29 November Bangalore serial blasts: July 25, 2008 Jaipur bombings: 13 May 2008 Mumbai Train bombings: 11 July 2006 Malegaon blasts: 8 September 2006 Ram Janmabhoomi attack in Ayodhya: On July 5, 2005 Delhi Serial bombings: The 29 October 2005 Indian Parliament attack: On 13 December 2001
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