Give a case study on population in India.
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Population Case Study: Kerala, India. India's population is estimated to be around one billion.
Haste Makes Waste
Haste and rashness are almost negative and destructive. They break health, they wreck business. ‘Unreasonable haste is the direct road to error’. They way of haste is always full o pitfalls. A man in haste is, practically, a half bling person – often impulsive and headstrong. Such a person is sure to lose the race of life which can be only won slowly an steadily. Emerson rightly observed that ‘Man has require time and nothing more vulgar than haste; if haste is at all to be made, it should be made slowly, as a later proverb enjoins’.
As already suggested, haste is vicious and most harmful in business . the old fable of the hare and the tortoise is just as good now, and just as true, as when it was first written. In haste, one fails to consider all the sides to the problem and thus a businessman can ill-afford to do. As a Russian proverb goes, hurry is only good for catching files. Rapidity does not necessarily lead to progress.
Haste also interfere with health and peace of mind. It may be a symptom of nervousness or debility and in its own true in fosteres weaker and ill health. An unbalanced personality utmost always displays haste. Haste in itself, is sort of morbidity – a disease. The pretense of haste signifies the absence of sanity and self-control.