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difficult as to work’’ holds equally good. Hence, a suitable admixture, a due proportion uksV
of both is what should be aimed at in a school. For there is no denying the fact that
play plays no less important a part in a child’s education than work.
Aid—complements = iwjd] incomplete = viw.kZ] to the core = iw.kZ :i ls] contrary = foijhr]
holds good = lR; gS] suitable = mi;qÙkQ] admixture = feJ.k] due = mfpr] proportion =
vuqikrA

EXERCISE 15
The problem of unemployment means the problem of providing work to those who are
willing to work. A large number of educated and uneducated people,who are capable
of work and are also willing to do it, roam here and there without any job. So the
problem of unemployment is involuntary joblessness. In our country this problem has
assumed a large and acute form. There is a large number of people who are either
partly employed or wholly unemployed. The lives of such people as well as of their
families are extremely miserable. India cannot claim to be a welfare state as long as
this problem remains unsolved.

Aid—problem of unemployment = csjkstxkjh dh leL;k] willing = bPNqd] educate = f'kf{kr]
roam = ?kweuk] job = dk;Z] involuntary joblessness = vfufPNr csdkjh] assumed = /kj.k djuk]
acute = rhoz] form = :i] extremely = vR;f/d] miserable = n;uh;] welfare stake =

dY;k.kdkjh jkT;A

EXERCISE 16
The gigantic problems, which face the world today, make the responsibilities of the
modern scientist quite burdensome. It is only they who can preserve world peace.
They have always been devoted to the service of mankind. So far their efforts have
been successful in placing at the feel of men such comforts and luxuries as once even
emperors could not dream of. At the same time they have placed such destructive
weapons in the hands of rulers and politicians that threaten to destory the world
itself. They have now to devote their energies to inventive persuits which promote the
happiness and welfare of mankind and save it from complete extinction.

Aid—gigantic = cgqr cM+h] problems = leL;k,a] face = lkeuk djuk] responsibilities = mÙkjnkf;Ro]
exceedingly = vR;f/d] preserve = lqjf{kr j[kuk] devoted = lefiZr] mankind = ekuo tkfr]
efforts = iz;Ruksa] comforts = lqfo/k,a] luxuries = foÇklrk,a] destructive = fouk'kdkjh] weap-

ons = gfFk;kj] threaten = Mjkuk] energy = 'kfÙkQ;ka] inventive means = ekSfÇd lk/u]
welfare = dY;k.k] extinction = fouk'kA
EXERCISE 17
Now real happiness is the result of rest after somthing we have achieved of balance of
mind and body. Our modern habits of hurry and worry are not likely to bring us much
of this deeper feeling of satisfaction. Those people whose minds are not overworked
always seem happier then we. Today people in countries which are supposed to be

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