ROLE OF YOUTH IN POLITICS NOWADAYS

See For yourself choose any five of your FACEBOOK friends watch on their profile you will get political views portion having texts like "I don't give f**k" or something else pretty like this. The problem with the youth now is that he/she is involved pretty much in politics at class level or at college level or in a extended family, but he/she don't like to talk about politics which really affects their life very much. I am not saying about the students learning politics at college but leaving that part of students very few are interested what is going on in politics of  India, why Ishrat jahan is breaking news now, what's behind food security bill, and what's the thinking of govt. behind passing it through ordinance and of course what is the meaning of ordinance. so concluding we can say that if you are a part of society then stop saying " I hate the politics" be a part of politics and choose the leaders or party wisely. know the truths behind every decision and action of political parties. Hope this will motivate you towards the right thing.

Does Being a Bookworm helps your brain be young?????

New research suggests that reading books, writing and participating in brain-stimulating activities at any age may preserve memory.

For the study, 294 people were given tests that measured memory and thinking every year for about six years before their deaths at an average age of 89. They also answered a questionnaire about whether they read books, wrote and participated in other mentally stimulating activities during childhood, adolescence, middle age and at their current age.
After they died, their brains were examined at autopsy for evidence of the physical signs of dementia, such as lesions, brain plaques and tangles.
The research found that people who participated in mentally stimulating activities both early and late in life had a slower rate of decline in memory compared to those who did not participate in such activities across their lifetime, after adjusting for differing levels of plaques and tangles in the brain. Mental activity accounted for nearly 15 percent of the difference in decline beyond what is explained by plaques and tangles in the brain.
The study found that the rate of decline was reduced by 32 percent in people with frequent mental activity in late life, compared to people with average mental activity, while the rate of decline of those with infrequent activity was 48 percent faster than those with average activity.

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