English, 25.10.2021 19:30 genyjoannerubiera

TOPIC FOR ASL
1. Female Foeticide – Acculturate Blemish

2. Reservation

3. Future of English in India

4. Freedom of the Press

5. Drug Addiction

6. Rising Prices or Price Hike

7. Family Planning

8. The Dowry System

9. Corruption in India

10. Population Problem

11. Black Money In India

12. Impact of Cinema in Life

13. Adult Education in India

14. Place of Women in Society Today

15. India is a World Power

16. Modern Fashions

17. Sexual Harassment: The Hidden Truth

18. Secularism

19. The Problem of Poverty

20. Corruption in High Places

21. Space Exploration in India

22. Environment in Danger

23. Empowerment of Women

24. Child Labour

25. Role of Bureaucracy in India

26. Today’s Women

27. Religion And Politics

28. The Menace of Terrorism

29. Changing face of Caste System

30. Black Money problem in India

31. Globalization versus Regionalism

32. Sex Education necessary in Schools

33. Unemployment in India

34. Impact of Economic Reforms

35. Conservation of Forests

36. Impact of Television on Our Social Values

37. Drug Addiction

38. Crime Against Women

39. Changing Idea of Family

40. Role of Religion

41. Role of Press

42. Panchayati Raj

43. Terrorism in India

44. Water Problem

45. India Goes Nuclear

46. Communalism

47. Human Rights

48. Environment Pollution

49. Problems of urban life

50. AIDS: the sure and silent killer

51. Global Warming

52. Dowry: a curse

53. Poverty in India

54. Illiteracy: A Bane

55. Liberalization

56. Reservation in Private Sector

57. Students and Politics

58. Human Cloning

59. Capital Punishment

60. Female Feticide

61. Women Reservation

62. Corporal Punishment

63.Unemployment Allowance

64. Need of Fuel Subsidy

65. Indian Society

66. The Problems of Old Age

67. Protection from Internet Abuse

68. Terrorism and Democracy

69. Politicians Above the Law

70. Population Problem

71. Health

72. Child Welfare

73. Teaching

74.Criminalization of Politics

75. Tolerance

76. Cinema

77. Pollution in Cities

78. Uses of Electricity

79. Advantages of TV

80. Evils of Caste System

81. Violence in Public Life

82. Education is Freedom

83. Privatization of Education

84. Working Women Problems

85. The Menace of Adulteration

86. Educational Reforms

87. The Gender Bias

88. Rural Reconstruction

89. Communal Harmony

90. National Integration

91. The value of Trees

92. Science and Religion

93. Renewable Energy

94. The Menace of Garbage

95. Global Warming Effects

96. Effects Of Greenhouse Gases

97. Life In A Big City

98. Examination System

99. Co- Education

100. Film And Fashion

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1. Female Foeticide – Acculturate Blemish

2. Reservation

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