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Questions and Answers of ‘My Mother Never Worked’

  Questions and Answers of ‘My Mother Never Worked’ Comprehension 1.      What kind of work did Martha Smith do while her children were growing up? List     some of the chores she performed.        Martha Smith worked very hard at raising her children, doing farm chores, and               maintaining a household, but she did not work outside the home for pay-the only              kind of work recognized by the government.   2.      Why aren’t Martha Smith’s survivors entitled to a death benefit when their mother dies?     According to the government, Martha Smith is not eligible for a death benefit because she was never employed.   3.      How does the government define work?       The government defines work as an activity performed for compensation.   ...

Book Review: Too Good To Be True By Prajakta Koli

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Book Review: Too Good To Be True By Prajakta Koli Introduction  'Too Good To Be True' is a debut novel by Prajakta Koli, a YouTuber and an actor. This novel depicts the  love of a middle-class girl (Avani) who works in a bookstore and a billionaire (Aman), the CEO of 'Rainas Textile'.  I t portrays the thoughts that revolve in the person's mind who has encountered a billionaire who is presumed to be arrogant but turns out to be understanding, grounded, and a 'green flag' which is in fact 'too good to be true' for a character like Avani.  Summary of the content  The romantic story is set in Mumbai, India incorporating the engaging love-play between two contrasting characters; Aman and Avani. Avani is a 23-year-old law student who also works in a bookstore owned by her friend's parents. She lives in an apartment in Mumbai by herself as her parents are divorced and her grandmother lives in Pune. When asked with whom she wanted to live, she did not c...

Book Review: The Fine Print

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 Book Review: The Fine Print  Introduction  The Fine Print is a novel by romance author Lauren Asher that revolves the story in the Dreamland exploring the dynamics of a boss and the employee. It flows the captivating chemistry of the cold-hearted boss and upfront employee. The story hooks you throughout to discover how the arrogant boss molds himself into the world of love.  Summary of the content  The story is set in Dreamland, centralizing two main characters: Rowan and Zahra. It starts with the death of the director, Mr. Brady Kane, who delegates his position to his younger grandson, Rowan Kane, in his Will. A grandson with no interest in Dreamland becomes the director just for the sake of Will and his brothers for six months only. The aim of reframing the park requires the creator team to envision new ideas, which brings the two main characters into play.  Rowan very reserved and arrogant boss who does not give much importance to others' opinions canno...

Book Review: Hana Khan Carries On

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 Book Review: Hana Khan Carries On Introduction Hana Khan Carries On is a novel by Uzma Jalaluddin also the author of Ayesha At Last. In this novel, the author presents the story of a 24-year-old Muslim girl residing in Canada as a second-generation immigrant. The story showcases the struggle of a Muslim family and their fight to preserve their culture and community. The author has beautifully managed to demonstrate the various nuances of the protagonist each aspect being relatable and grounded. Summary of the Content Hana Khan Carries On is the novel demonstrated through four storylines: podcast, chat with an anonymous person, family restaurant issues, and internship in radio. Despite having four storylines, each storyline holds gravity and essence on its own embedding the excitement to have been informed about the rest while explaining other storylines. The novel depicts the mindset of a 24-year-old girl who has stretched her potential to balance things out between an internship ...

Book Review: The American Roommate Experiment – A Refreshing Take on Romance

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Book Review: The American Roommate Experiment – A Refreshing Take on Romance Introduction A romance-based novel,  The American Roommate Experiment is written by  Elena Armas, the New York Times bestselling author of The Spanish Love Deception.  It explores the modern love of two people sharing a room in New York City.  Summary of the Content The story set around New York City is uniquely outlined from the perspectives of both lead characters, allowing the audience to connect with each of them. By alternating between their thoughts, the writer eliminates the common issue in single-perspective narratives, where readers are left wondering about the other character’s feelings during pivotal moments. This dual perspective provides clarity and enriches the connection with the story. Critical Analysis Strengths: The pace of the story is natural and real making the audience feel relatable.  The dual narration offers a comprehensive understanding of the lead characters, ...

CASE ANALYSIS OF RAMASHISH PRASAD SHAH V. HMG THROUGH THE LENS OF INTERPRETATION OF STATUES

CASE ANALYSIS OF RAMASHISH PRASAD SHAH V. HMG THROUGH THE LENS OF INTERPRETATION OF STATUES Table of Contents Chapter 1 . 1 1.1 Fact of the case . 1 1.2 Petitioner's claim .. 1 1.3 Statement of Defense . 1 1.4 Key legal issues . 1 1.5 Decision of the Court 2 Chapter 2 . 3 2.1 Analysis through principles of interpretation and Mimamsa . 3 1. Literal Rule (Plain Meaning Rule) 3 Mimamsa Perspective: 3 2. Harmonious Construction . 3 Mimamsa Perspective: 3 3. Purposeful Interpretation . 3 Mimamsa Perspective: 3 4. Expressio Unius Est Exclusio Alterius Mimamsa Perspective: 4 5. Mischief Rule . 4 Mimamsa Perspective: 4 Conclusion . 4 Chapter 1 1.1 Fact of the case Ramashish Prasad Shah was appointed to the Nepal Administration Service in a third-grade gazetted post upon the recommendation of the Public Service Commission. He was appointed with employment commencing from 022-10-17, as decided by His Majesty's Government. H...

Review of 'A Thousand Splendid Suns' Through the Lens of Logic

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Review of 'A Thousand Splendid Suns' Through the Lens of Logic - Alaka Neupane                  Introduction  About the author  Khaled Hosseini (March 4, 1965) is an Afghan-American writer who was born in Kabul, Afghanistan. His father was a diplomat in the Afghan Foreign Ministry and his mother used to teach Farsi at a high school in Kabul. His family had to shift to Paris due to his father’s official reasons in 1976. By then they were ready to return to Kabul, which was invaded by the Soviet Army, resulting in them moving to California, upon the political asylum provided by the United States. He did his graduation in biology and went into the medical field. His debut novel is ‘The Kite Runner’, which he started writing in 2001 and was published in 2003. The other novels written by him are ‘A Thousand Splendid Suns’, ‘And the Mountains Echoed’ and ‘Sea Prayer’.  ...