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Letter of permission to Divisional officer Satpuda mountain ranges, Nagpur

From,

Akshay Borude,

Maharaja Jivajirao
Shinde Mahavidyalaya
Shrigonda


The Divisional Officer

Satpuda Ranges

Nagpur


Sub:- About the permission for trekking. 



Respected Sir,
      After reading the lesson 'On to the summit:we reach the top ' by Tenzing Norgay ,our college students group decided to go on trekking. So after thinking many spot.We confirmed spot Satpuda Mountain ranges.
         So as a student representative I send this letter to you to request you to give us permission for mountaineering expedition by our college. So as to gain knowledge and have an amazing experience in the mountains.
Therefore, I request you to give us the permission to organize this expedition so that it can be a sucessful one.
If you give us permission we try to care natural beauty  of the  spot.We all the students of MJS College shall be grateful to you. For your kind information I enclosed  principals permission .

Thanking You

Yours faithfully

Akshay Borude

Enclosed.:- Permission letter of Principal.

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SELF DEFENCE

Everyday when we open the newspaper we read news rapes, violence, robbery and such incidents. Most of the victims are girls. That is why everyone needs the Self defence. Self defence builds our confidence, self discipline, physical fitness, street awareness, self respect and more.
There are two types of self defense unarmed and armed.
Physical self-defense is the use of physical force to counter an immediate threat of violence. Such force can be either armed or unarmed. In either case, the chances of success depend on various parameters, related to the severity of the threat on one hand, but also on the mental and physical preparedness of the people.
Practice every day how we defend self by using various forms. Self defense is important in today's world. So be prepare for self defence. 

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Short History of English Drama

          History of English Drama

What is drama ?

'Drama is a composition in a verse or prose to be acted on the stage in which a story is related by means of dialogue and action in is represented with, accompanying gesture, costume and scenery as in real life.

_ Shorter Oxford Dictionary

'Drama is a composition designed for performers in the theatre in which actors take the roles of the characters,perform the indicated action and utter the written dialogue'.


_ A Glossary of Literary  Terms by                 M.H.Abrams

The elements of drama 

1. Plot
2.  characterization 
3. dialogue
4.  settings 
5. stage directions 
6. conflict 
7. theme

The four closely related area of focus are 

1.The focus of the scene.

2. The focus of the audience.

3. The focus of the character.

4. The focus of the actor.

Types of  Drama:

1. Tragedy. 

2. Comedy 

• Romantic comedy 
• Sentimental comedy 
• Classical comedy
•  Comedy of humour 
•  Comedy of manners

3.Tragic Comedy 

Introduction to English theatre

• Drama has its origin in a folk theatre.
• Romans were established vast  amphitheatre  for the production of plays in England. 
• Between the 13th and 14th century drama started having themes separated from religion.
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Elizabethan and Restoration theatre.

1.Secular morality plays have a direct link with Elizabeth plays. 
2.The  plays had nothing to do with religion. 
3.There were examples of comedy and tragedy. 
4.
Thomas Kyd, 

Christopher Marlowe 

and William Shakespeare are the prime dramatist of this era.

5. With civil wars no theatre existed between 1642 to 1660.

6. Charles II came back  with  Restoration in 1660 and theatre reopened. 

7. Comedy in early 18th  century declined  in to sentimentalism. 

8. Georgr  Etherges comedy  of manners. 

9.Oliver Goldsmith 

and Richard Sheridan.

Modern Theatre 

Modern theatre with its picture frame stage
 Actress taking female parts 

moveable scenery 

artificial lights

 influence of France in theatre ,audience and themes

Ibsen great Norwegian dramatist dominates the modern Drama.

( Dolls House, Ghosts, An enemy of the people)

George Bernard Shaw

Oscar Wilde

Lady Gregory

W.B.Yeats

T.S. Eliot

John Osborne

Kingsley


Antony Chekhov

Arther Miller

Samuel Beckett


INDIAN THEATRE 


 Start with Sanskrit drama 
Mahabhasya by Patanjali

Natyashastra  by Bharat Muni