Q.4 C Expansion of Idea- Prelim Exam-24

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Q.4 C. Expansion of Idea- 

Expand the following idea in about 120 words. It must have an introduction, middle, and conclusion "Knowledge is Power". 

Ans- 

"knowledge is power"  is a proverb. It means that knowledge is more important than physical power. In our day-to-day life, we have taken many experiences of this proverb. in our childhood, Tenali Raman's story teaches us that knowledge or intelligence wins overall physical power.  Knowledge empowers us with the ability to understand, analyze, and make informed decisions. It opens doors to opportunities, enables personal growth, and equips us to face challenges with confidence.

Knowledge is a valuable asset that cannot be taken away from us. It provides us with the tools to tackle problems, overcome obstacles, and achieve success. With knowledge, we gain the power to explore new horizons, broaden our perspectives, and adapt to a rapidly changing world. It empowers us to question, to seek answers, and to challenge the status quo.

Let us understand it like this- can you fulfill your dreams using your physical strength? Obviously not right! If you want to fulfill your dream or aim you need to study hard in your respective subject then you will complete your dream. so, knowledge comes from learning new things not from physical strength. Physical strength is also important but most important to gain knowledge first in the respective subject. Leaders like Mahatma Gandhi, and Lal Bahadur Shastri, weren't physically very strong, yet they held the power to influence millions- only because of the knowledge they possessed.

Furthermore, knowledge empowers us to make a positive impact on society. It enables us to understand and address complex issues, contribute to meaningful discussions, and work towards solutions that benefit the greater good. It equips us with critical thinking skills, empathy, and the ability to empathize with others.

In conclusion, knowledge is not merely a collection of facts, but a source of power that fuels personal and societal growth. It empowers us to make informed choices, pursue our passions, and make a difference in the world. Let us embrace the power of knowledge, continually seek to expand our understanding, and utilize it to create a brighter future for ourselves and others.

- Prepared by- Jyoti Walunj-Landge

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