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Civil Service Advantages And Disadvantages

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National Cadet Corps (NCC) was established in 1948 by an Act of parliament, as an outcome of the suggestions of the Pandit H.N. Kunzru committee. The administration of NCC has four levels. The Ministry of Defence is administrates the Directorate General NCC at New Delhi. The national cadet corps in India is a voluntary organisation which has three different Divisions like the Senior Division, Junior Division and the Girls’ Division. It has three wings also like air force, dealing in the sky; Navy, dealing in the water and Army, dealing on the ground. The educational system of our country is directly connected with the organisational arrangements of NCC; adolescents are the strength of character of this civil service. Because of this reason …show more content…

Yoga has always been viewed as fundamental requirement for leading a absolute, successful and incorporated life. Today this scientific study conducted by western world for its proposed health benefits. The word "yoga" comes from the root word “yuj” which means “to join”, or “to join together”. Stretching and improvement in muscular strength are another benefits of Yoga which is theoretically should be beneficial for some musculoskeletal, cellular and physiological effects. Yoga gives internal happiness, satisfaction and psychological wellness. Essentially, yoga is a method of discipline. The main goal of yoga is to join the body to the mind and together connect to the self. That is nothing but the unification between the individual self and the transcendental self (M Garfinkel & Schumacher, 2000; Gulati & Sharma, 2011). According to some yoga practitioners, yoga is essentially a set of techniques that can achieve general fitness and cure some specific disorders. Yoga has focal points on convinced procedure which can generate a intellect of physical and mental comfort and take care of some physical disorders (Subramanyam, 1989). To improve physical and emotional well-being, yoga is being practicing from thousands of years. From several decades the experimental research has been in progress on different aspects of yoga (Bower, Woolery, Sternlieb, & Garet, 2005). Yoga is considered as an ancient holistic art of living which has physical, mental, moral and spiritual specialities of human existence. Nowadays yoga term is popular for exercises and beneficial for physical strength and for its stretching modules, some of the people have experienced also. Yoga has become more and more conventional practice (Butera, 2006). In ancient times yoga was taught by Gurus to disciples in spoken convention. Patanjali- the great Indian sage who translate yoga sutras and give them to the world for the welfare of humanity a 2000 year-old

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