Conflict: Definition And Meaning Of Conflict

Definition and Meaning of “Conflict”
Conflict is usually defined as a disagreement or disapproval between two or more parties. A conflict takes place when there is a clash of different opinions or perspectives. It is not necessarily only between two individuals, in fact, conflicts can arise between nations or even continents. Some of the famous examples of conflicts (from the 20th to the 21st century) are:
1. World War I (1914-1918) 2. World War II (1939-1945) 3. The South China Sea row (1955-Present year) 4. The Cold War(1945-1990)
What is “Technology”?
Technology can be defined as “the machinery” developed from the scientific knowledge, for day to day and industrial uses. It is developed to ease human effort put in to complete a task

From youngsters to grannies; tablets, smartphones and computers are a new trend for all. There was a time when birthday wishes or letters had to be sent using post and stamp collection was the trend. Now with a snap of the finger, one letter can be sent to thousands of people using advanced technology. Buying a gift for your friend aboard can be done in your room with just a click of a button. Who wants to go to the crowded supermarket when you can buy all your groceries online? Technology has become a vital part of life for many. Like every coin has two sides-Heads and tails, technology also has its pros and cons. While technology has made our day-to-day tasks easier, it has also made many kids and adults anti-social and lazy. Advancements in technology has

It could be called a “winged but pilot-less fuel propelled flying bomb”. It was popularly known as the ‘buzz bomb’. Another version of the V rockets was the V2 missile. It was a more powerful and dangerous one, popularly known as the ‘ballistic bomb’. It was launched high into space, and it would soon within seconds fall on its target by surprise, giving people no chance to escape. These two missiles were rained on London during 1944, killing thousands of civilians.
 Importance of these Missiles
These missiles were first developed by a German scientist. It was first used on London in 1944. Hitler claimed it as his secret weapon against Britain, who had declared a war on Germany in the earlier stages of the war. These missiles were extremely important to the Germans as these powerful and dangerous missiles could bring down any nation within seconds. After the attack, London was left devastated, blood and bodies lying everywhere on the doomed street. Without these missiles, Germans would not have been able to defeat Britain the war so easily. The war could have went on for more years, bringing along more pain and miseries for the next