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Showing his utter irresponsibility, the father asked his elder son, why did you not move to the Computer Class in the evening? This particular class takes place at a roadside building in a famous area of Jajmau Town.   Humbly, the elder son replied with all the sense of confidence that there was no class on that particular evening. Having listened carefully, his father was overheard saying, Oh! There was no class today. However, the sharp-minded son lied to his father with great confidence.  Though Generation Z willingly endeavours for the right cause, this particular case has proved that lying is also a great quality inherent in them.  Is it instantly acceptable to skip the computer tuition class just to avoid the falsehood altogether? In actuality, the young chap did not venture to the Computer tuition class for his friend, who did not go because of his severe headache.  He normally accompanied him, so he made this significant pretence at the time.  Makin...
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India is forecast to surpass Japan and Germany as the world's third biggest economy in the next few years, as BBC has reported recently.  It is because of the better-than-expected growth by a strong country's manufacturers. As has been said that with the sector expanding by 11.6% in the period.

Private consumption has risen up3.5 % that makes up almost two-thirds of the country's gross domestic product. 

People's spending power was impacted last year due to high prices of staple foods such as onions. 

That has led to the government bringing a number of steps to help control food price inflation.

In  the recent years government spending  has raised on infrastructure and incentives were being given to boost the manufacturing of phones, electronics, drones and semi-conductors to help India compete on the international market.

The government gave the greenlight to the construction of three semiconductor plants worth 1.26 trillion rupees by firms including Indian conglomerate Tata.

However, the agricultural sector continued to struggle because of weak monsoon rains. It accounts for about 15% of the $3.7trillion (£2.93tn) economy. Some farmers have been protesting to demand minimum crop prices.

The International Monetary Fund too expects India's economy to expand by 6.5% in 2024, compared with 4.6% for China.

China remains under growing pressure to unveil stimulus measures to support the world's second biggest economy. It is facing a number of challenges including a property market crisis, high youth unemployment and falling prices, economically deflation.

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