India vs Bharat

Compare between India and Bharat...

1. India vs Bharat

2. A Presentation by : Ajitesh Thakur Anindita Ghuha Mehdi Hasan Gargi Mukherjee Krishanu Adhikary Mayukh Paul Vivekananda road, Pipulpati P.O. & DIST. :Hooghly, Pin:742103

3. Content Introduction Life Style Infrastructure Culture Women Empowerment Education Environment Health Conclusions

4. I ntroduction In Sanskrit, ‘ Bha ’ means Light and Knowledge while ‘rata’ means “Devoted”. Bharat means "devoted to light/knowledge". The name "Bharat" is symbolic in nature revealing the quest of knowledge and the spiritual/scientific prosperity of this country. Through the ages our ancestors referred this land as Bharat. Though the name ‘Bharat’ should be used, we seldom use it today! Why not refer India as  In + Dia =India ==> The Land of Inner Light  analogous to its original name Bha + rata =  Bharat ==> meaning devoted to light and knowledge  ?  But we called B harat as a Rural side of our country and Urban side is called India.

5. Life style Integrated part of India Inseparable part of life Unfilled gap of life

6. Life In Developed Parts Of India People living in developed parts of India are equipped with all modern amenities. The modern-day facilities like the Internet, telephone, television and satellite communication facilities The newly developing shopping complexes, theaters, food malls and restaurants are a commonplace there. Due to a greater availability of all the modern facilities along with an increase in the number of educational facilities and career opportunities, people of the developed parts of India lead an economically more stable and a luxurious life . Lifestyle of People Living in under developed Parts Of India It is not a concrete forest, that is the houses there are widely spaced with extra room for farms. These places are not over crowded with people. People living in these areas are more close to mother nature .

7. Luxurious Items owned by People

8. INFRASTRUCTURE HOUSING

9. TRANSPORT HOSPITAL

10. “Market refers to the group of consumers or organizations that is interested in the product, has the resources to purchase the product, and is permitted by the law and other regulations to acquire the product” Factors affecting market: Market: Infrastructure Standard of living Consumer behavior Availability/reach Competition

11. Culture Child Marriage Festivals Traditions Joint Family System

12. Women Empowerment Women empowerment refers to increasing the spiritual, political , social or economic strength of Women. It often involves the empowered developing confidence in their own capacities. Empowerment is probably the totality of the following or similar capabilities: Decision making Choices Access to information and resources Self-confidence Ability to learn new skills

13. Top 5 obstacles in Women Empowerment

14. “ Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself. ”

15. Education in India is no more an option. It has turned out to be more of a basic necessity and there is no denying that in this competitive world, we need to be educated to scale new heights. Education is the fourth necessity for man after food, clothing and shelter, in today’s competitive world. Education is indeed a powerful tool to combat the cut-throat competition that man is faced with at every junctures in life. India and Bharat. Two different countries. Or at least, two different parts of the same country. Education

16. Quality of education Infrastructure of the schools Transport facilities Extra curricular activities While talking about education system in India and Bharat the following terms are to be considered.

17. ENVIRONMENT “ Totality of circumstances surrounding an organism or group of organisms which includes air , water and land .”

18. Environmental problems that manifests in rural areas are largely due to: Over use or misuse of resources. Growing use of chemical fertilizers , insecticides and pesticides . Indiscriminate collection of firewood. Consequent soil erosion. Non availability for the disposals of community wastes.

19. The environmental problems that manifests in urban areas are: Rising automobiles. Industrializations. Water pollution. Vicious attacks of non biodegradable materials. Increasing population(immigration). Air pollution. Soil pollution. Improper sewage disposal.

20. DISEASES FACILITIES SANITATION MORTALITY

21. Conclusion India and Bharat are two parts of a coin Bharat lives in the proximity with India. As long as BHARAT remains BHARAT, INDIA prospers, there will be a difference existing between Bharat and India. Lets create India, which will give a hope to the world…..

22. Bibliography Main source of this project is many website from www.google.co.in . www.Wikipedia.com Some article or some Blog from Internet.

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