CAUSES OF ACNE  At some moment, we all face the issue of acne or pimple. This can be a blackhead, whitehead or a red spot. Instinctively, we want that acne to fade away. To make the acne disappear we try several remedies. These remedies can sometimes result in getting more acne or irritated skin. But what if we know the causes behind getting this acne. It would be more advantageous for us and it will not create trouble in our minds too. Indeed, we all realise that “ prevention is better than cure ”. Here’s our list of common reseason behind the occurrence of acne.  Diet Diet is a significant cause behind changes in our body. What we eat reflects through our faces. If our gut health is perfect then definitely our face will show it. If we eat oily and sugary foods too much, it results in our weak immune system. A weak immune system reflects itself somehow through the face. Thus, it is essential to have a balanced meal with portions of fresh fruits and vegetables.  Stress Stress is anot

Plot  The golden chariot from the "Oxus treasure" collection has been stolen from the British Museum. The inspector looks at the profile of all the staff and regular visitors present at the time of the incident and asks them a few questions.  Characters Total characters = 6  Night Guard  Day Guard  Manager of the museum- Daniel Deronda  Worker in the museum- Kari Buhl  Police Inspector - Philip Marlowe  Female Police Assistant - Anna Howe The police inspector, Philip Marlowe, gets a call from the manager of the museum, Daniel Deronda, about the golden chariot been stolen from the British Museum.  Inspector Philip Marlowe enters the museum with his assistant Police officer, Anna Howe. The two guards greet him and call the manager.  Night Guard   - Good evening sir, we have been looking for you for a while.  Inspector Philip - The honor is all mine. This is my associate, Anna Howe. Who called us to report the theft that took place of the golden chariot? Day Guard - The manage

Humanism puts human beings at the centre. It concerns itself with the progress of everyone by following some ethical codes. It was during the renaissance when the term ‘humanism’ gained its momentum. To be accurate, humanistic beliefs rely on people as they can form a better society. They can make this earth a better place to live for everyone.  Worshipping, which is often entitled to serving God, is considered a sacred form. We can find some people struggling from poverty, hunger and serious obstacles. As human beings, we can somehow feel bad for them. If we put ourselves in their place, it would be heart wrenching and strenuous for us to even imagine. Now, this feeling puts us to question what we as individuals do for other individuals?  The answer is simple and easy to do, which is to make a humane society for everyone else. The true kind of worship lies in building others with us. It is all about compassion and kindness for people. If we can serve our God then why can’t we serv