KBOSE 9th Class English Composition Paragraph Writing

I have a pet dog. It is a dog of the Alsatian breed. They call it the German shephered also. I have named my dog Tiger. It has a tan coat and looks very handsome. It is fond of meat and milk. I am very fond of it and spend most of my free time with it. It comes running to me when I call it by its name. I take it for long walks every morning and evening. And these are the happiest moments for both of us.

An ideal citizen is the pride of his nation. He is conscious of his rights and his duties. With him duty comes first. He knows that it is impossible to enjoy one’s rights without first doing one’s duty. He never forgets the duties that he owes to society. He is lawabiding. He obeys all the laws of the land. He pays all the taxes that are due to him. He has a truly national outlook. He is not narrow-minded. He is above the considerations of caste and creed. He works for national unity. Patriotism is the highest religion for him.

The life of an Indian farmer is very hard. He has to work hard in his fields. He has to work in sun and rain. He has to plough his fields. He has to water them. Then he sows seeds in his fields. He looks after his crops day and night. Harvesting is also no easy job. It is very difficult and tiring. Even after so much labour, the Indian farmer remains poor. He has to live from hand to mouth. His lot is pitiable. Though he is poor, he lives happily. He is simple in his habits. He is pure in his thoughts. He lives away from the evils of city life.

Ramu is our school peon. He is twenty-five years old. He is tall and strong. He wears a khaki uniform. He is obedient and honest. He is true to his duty. He respects the teachers. He always speaks the truth. He knows his job well. Ramu lives in the school. He gets up early in the morning. He sweeps the school. He dusts the office. He rings the bell at the right time. He is busy the whole day. He is loyal to the school. He looks after the school property. His duty is hard, but his pay is small. I pity his lot.

An Indian beggar is a common sight. We can see him anywhere and everywhere. We can see him in streets and bazaars. We can see him at bus stops and railway stations. He is always in rags. He looks very dirty. Some beggars pretend to be lame or blind. They cry in painful voices. People are moved to pity. They give them money, clothes, flour, etc. But I don’t like it. Beggars should be kept in poor homes. There they should be given work to do. Nobody should be allowed to beg in public. It looks very ugly.

Street hawkers are a common sight. They sell little things of daily use. They go from street to street. They shout to attract customers. They are popular with ladies and children. Some hawkers are very talkative. They are very clever. They trap their customers by oily words. They sell inferior goods. They charge very high prices. But some hawkers are very honest. They believe in fair dealing. They do a great service to us. They bring things to our door. We have not to go to the market.

The person I like most is Mohan. He is my best friend. He is my classmate. We have been together ever since our childhood. He lives next door to me. For the most part of the day, we remain together. We play and study together. I like Mohan for his good and simple habits. He is truth-loving, honest and sincere. He is respectful to his elders. He is polite to all. He helps the poor and needy students. He is frank, fearless and outspoken. He is very jolly and witty. He is very popular with his classmates. Everybody wants to be friendly with him. I take pride in having such a nice friend.

An ideal student is a knowledge-seeker in the real sense. He obeys his teachers. He has full confidence in them. He is regular and punctual. He works hard to gain mental development. But he takes part in games also. He does his best for an allround development of his personality. He is wide awake. He knows what is happening in the world around him. An ideal student knows the value of discipline. He never takes part in strikes. He leads the life of a good citizen. In short, an ideal student has all the qualities of head and heart.

Television is a homely means of entertainment and education. Cinema films are shown on the TV screen. The lovers of sports can switch on their TV sets and see Test Matches. Sometimes plays, folk songs and folk dances are presented on the TV screen. TV is also a good source of education. It can prove very useful for the students. Television helps in removing the social and political evils from the society. It forges national unity by telecasting more and more national programmes. There are also some disadvantages of TV Excess of TV watching harms our eyes. It also makes children lazy. They sit lazily, watching the TV programmes. This kills their own thinking and creative powers. But wise parents protect their children from these bad influences of the TV.

Many festivals are celebrated in our country. But my favourite festival is Diwali. It is an important Indian festival. It falls in the month of October or November. It comes twenty days after Dussehra. Shri Ram came back to Ayodhya on this day. Shri Guru Hargobind was set free by the Mughal Emperor on this day. This festival is celebrated in every village and town. Houses and shops are painted in new colours. People light their homes with candles and electric lights. They buy sweets and toys. They distribute gifts among friends and relatives. Children enjoy fireworks at night. On this day, people worship goddess Lakshmi. Some people gamble on this day. It is an should be ended.

One must have some aim in life. A man without aim is like a rudderless boat. I too, have an aim in life. I have given a great deal of thought to this question. I have weighed the pros and cons of every profession. I don’t wish to become a politician. The game of politics does not fit in with my nature. It is a dirty game. The life of a businessman is too busy to afford any leisure. A businessman is always after money. His lust for money has no end. Lawyers are also very greedy. They try to squeeze as much money from their clients as possible. The life of an administrator or that of a teacher does not have much attraction for me. Administrators are generally very proud. Teachers, on the other hand, are thought to be the builders of nation. But they are poorly paid. They have to lead a life of want and neglect. The life of a doctor has caught my fascination. A doctor is held in high regard. He can do much in the service of mankind. He can also earn enough to lead a comfortable life. My aim in life is to become a good doctor. I will do my best to achieve this aim.

Drug addiction is becoming very common among our youth. Perhaps the youth find this life too burdensome. As an escape from it, they take to drugs. Sometimes parents themselves become the cause of it. They are either too strict or have no time to attend to their children. The young ones feel neglected. Our purposeless system of education is also one of the big causes. When the youth fail to get any employment after 15-20 years of education, they get frustrated and take to drugs. Drug addiction has become a big social problem. There is no short-cut cure for drug abuse. We often complain that our youth are going wrong. But, we hardly do anything to understand their problems. The best way to keep our youth away from drugs is to use their energies in constructive ways. An employment-based educational system should be evolved.

(Nature everywhere is beautiful. There is no end of the beauties of nature. Dewdrops on the green grass look like pearls. The sunrise is one of the loveliest scenes of nature. The setting sun, the starry night, the silvery light of the moon, the snow-covered mountains, the deep and dark forests, the sweet and fragrant flowers are only some of the beauties of nature. Beauties of nature soothe our eyes. They gladden our heart and ennoble our soul. Nature never betrays the heart that loves her. A lover of nature is simple in his heart and noble in his actions. A lover of nature is at peace with himself and also with the world. He enjoys peace of mind and contentment of heart. He does not run after material things. He feels the existence of God in nature itself. Like God, nature is omnipresent in one form or the other. As Tennyson’s brook’ says: ‘Men may come and men may go, but I go on forever.’

Our school begins at half past eight in the morning. All the students and teachers reach the school in time. The morning assembly begins. All the students stand in rows in the school compound. They stand facing the school building. Four boys stand facing the assembly. First of all, there is the morning prayer. Then the head boy of the school reads out the main news of the day. A teacher gives the thought of the day and explains it. Sometimes our Headmaster makes some important announcement during the assembly. Then we go to our classrooms and the first period begins.

Sh. Narendra Modi is my favourite leader. He is the Prime Minister of India. He has all the qualities of a true leader. He is honest and hard-working. He is very humble. There is no trace of any pride in him. He is very different from other political leaders. He has no desire for any name, fame or riches. He is a faultless and blotless personality. Service to the nation is the only mission of his life. All the Indians hold him in high respect. May he live long to take our country to still greater heights! HO