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A THIEF’S STORY

  A THIEF’S STORY Introduction The Thief's Story, written by Ruskin Bond, is an interesting and thought-provoking story about trust, kindness, and transformation. It tells the story of Hari Singh, a young thief, who meets Anil, a kind and simple writer. Hari plans to rob Anil, but Anil’s trust and generosity gradually change his heart. The story highlights how love, education, and compassion can reform a person and guide them towards the right path. It teaches us that everyone deserves a second chance in life. Character Sketch of Anil Anil is a kind, simple, and trusting young man. He lives a modest life and earns irregularly as a writer. Despite his limited means, he shows great generosity and compassion. One of his most striking qualities is his trusting nature. Anil is also supportive and encouraging. He teaches Hari how to cook, write, and promises to educate him. Another important trait is his forgiving attitude. When Hari steals money and later returns, Anil does no...
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The Midnight Visitor

  The Midnight Visitor  Introduction The Midnight Visitor is an exciting and humorous detective story written by Robert Arthur. Unlike the typical image of a spy as a tall, handsome, and athletic person, the protagonist, Ausable, is an ordinary-looking secret agent. Through his intelligence, calmness, and quick thinking, he outwits an armed enemy without using any weapon. The story teaches that presence of mind and intelligence are more powerful than physical strength.   Plot of the Story The story revolves around Ausable, a secret agent staying in a hotel in Paris. A young writer named Fowler accompanies him, expecting to meet a daring, James Bond-like spy. However, Fowler is disappointed because Ausable is overweight, speaks with an American accent, and appears to be an ordinary man. When they enter Ausable's hotel room, they are surprised to find Max, a rival secret agent, waiting with a pistol. Max has come to steal a highly confidential report on new missil...
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Introduction to Problem Solving

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  Chapter 4 INTRODUCTION TO PROBLEM SOLVLING   Problem solving, in the context of developing programs, refers to analyzing a problem with the intention of deriving a solution for the problem   Problem Solving Cycle: The problem-solving cycle is a structured, iterative, 4-step process used to: 1.         identify and   analyze the problem, 2.       Find its solution and Develop algorithm of the solution   3.       Code the solution in a programming language. 4.       Test and Debut the coded solution.        And finally implement and maintain it.   Problem Solving Using Decomposition Decomposing is a process of breaking down a big or complex problem into a set of smaller sub-processes to allow us to describe, understand, or execute the problem better. Decomposition involves: ·   Dividin...
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  SKIT: "One Click Can Ruin a Life" Theme: Think Before You Click Duration: 8–10 minutes Characters Narrator Aman (Victim) Rohit (Friend who creates the deepfake) Neha (Student who forwards the video) Rahul (Student who posts insulting comments) Police Officer Cyber Police Officer (optional) Crowd of students (optional) PROLOGUE (Narrator) Narrator enters. Narrator: "Today, technology allows us to create amazing things. Artificial Intelligence helps doctors save lives, students learn better, and scientists solve difficult problems. But every powerful technology has another side. Deepfake technology can create fake videos that look completely real. One fake video, one careless forward, or one hateful comment can destroy someone's reputation, relationships, education, and future. Many students think, 'It's just for fun.' 'I only forwarded it.' 'I only commented.' But the law says otherwis...
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