make summary of this paragraph - Man developed various ways for communication through the exchange of information, ideas and knowledge. IT has changed the face of India due to the rapid progress in the field of Printing, Electronics, Telecommunication, Education, Entertainment, Medicine etc. India has acquired a foremost position in the map of the IT world. India’s progress in this sector is quick and influential, providing the economy a boost. Indian service sector, mainly due to IT has emerged as the most growing base of economy. The use of information technology in governance, company, management, banking, advertising, entertainment, insurance, education, medical, engineering and industrial fields, is increasing day by day. Indian software services have great demands in the world. Exports of softwares have earned Indian foreign currency in a big amount. Investors are attracted to invest in the IT sector. There is a flow of FDI in this sector giving India required capital to develop its economy. Indian institutes of Information Technology have prepared expert techincians for whom a demand exists in the world market. Software engineers in India have provided services to the whole world. This progress of Information Technology sector in India has helped Indian economic growth. Due to this importance of IT sector. Indian government is making policies to help it grow by providing infrastructure to it. Favourable and liberal policies have been prepared to attract to foreign companies to establish their base in India. Indian government has established “Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL)” in this direction. IITs play a role for this progress. From 15th Aug, 2000, the Information Technology Act has been implemented. E- commerce and other services have been given legal back-force by this act. Yet projects of establishing info-cities are under implementation in Hyderabad, other such projects are under consideration. Government can make policies to provide economical benefits to investors in this field. Necessary infrastructure can be provided. Administrative and legal procedural complexities, should be reduced and limitations and regulations should be liberalized.
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The Christmas Carol
Answer the following question.
1. Why and where is the play set?
Ans: The play has been set in London in the Christmas period of the year 1844.
2. what impression do you form of scrooge as the play opens? What is his attitude towards Christmas?
Ans: Scrooge seems to be a shword businessman who puts money before any relationship. He is rude to people and treats them unfairly. He is against Christmas as he thinks that it is an excuse to spend money and neglect work. He also believes that Christmas is not for the poors.
3. Why is Marley's ghost in chains? What is the purpose of his visit to Scrooge?
Ans: Marley's ghost is in chain because he had forged them with his wrong deeds during his lifetime. He has come to visit Scrooge to warn him of the consequences of leading a selfish life. He informs Scrooge of the three ghosts who were going to visit him that night.
4. What lesson does Scrooge learn when he sees the Cratchit's celebrate Christmas?
Ans: Scrooge learns the fact that money is important for happiness but it is the family and love for one another which is most important.
5. What does The Ghost of Christmas past show Scrooge? What purpose does it serve?
Ans: The Ghost of Christmas past shows Scrooge that how his sister Fan had love and care for him. He also shows under what circumstances had Belle left him. When Scrooge saw his past he realised that he was wrong in the way he treated Belle and his only nephew Fred.
6. What lesson does the third spirit teach Scrooge by showing Tim's and his own death?
Ans: The lesson Scrooge learns from the third ghost is that destiny can be changed if you perform a noble action. The consequences are of ten deaths of you disregard someone who needs assistance.