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vH;kl & 1+
s fgh
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d ';lkj s fgh
d ';lkj
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s sdfgh ';lkj sdfgh ';lkj sdfgh ';lkj
vH;kl & 2
dg dl djl lj gj ;g
fdl lj 'khk jkg ghjk lkjk
dkj dkd dkk gkl gkj ghj
;kj ;k dkgh dksjk gksk lkjh
fjgk lkjl lkal lgh dgh kadj
lksgj fkdkj fkdkjh dfgl dfg;s jfg;s
jksfd;s lgk; lkfjdk lgjk dgkj 'khkk
jk; dkj ;kjk lkjkak lhjk gh;k
vH;kl & 3
SDFGH :LKJ DS FGH :LKJ DS FGH :LKJ
SDFGH :LKJ SDFGH :LKJ SDFGH :LKJ
SDFGH :LKJ SDFGH :LKJ SDFGH :LKJ
SDFGH :LKJ SDFGH :LKJ SDFGH :LKJ
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Jh Hkh dS Fkh :] # fG
Js; jFk ;Fkk dFkk jFkh dksk
gkFk Kkl Fkkg Fkk: ;K :l
dkL; Hk; gkj L;kg kL; jLlh
Jhlj dDdk dDdh gqDdk gfFk;k fdLlk
L;kgh fdLls :fd;s Hkfj;s Hkksjgs Js;l
Kkld dGskh fdlds djHkj :dlkuk dfG
vH;kl & 5
ew rty [poiu ew rty [poiu ew rty [poiu
werty [poiu werty [poiu werty [poiu
werty [poiu werty [poiu werty [poiu
werty [poiu werty [poiu werty [poiu
vH;kl & 6
er ty p[k ou ikap puk
pkj iku eku [kku ikao iki
peu tyu [kyu p[kr etkj etky
pikrh ugkrh rhjFk Hkjuh djuh [ktkuk
ueLrs Hkjiwj tuer djro uedhu pedhyk
eyhurk dehurk [kyHkyh uedhuk egduk pgduk
euekuk euekuh djkekrh tythjk eyey ekekth
vH;kl & 7
WERTY {POIU WERTY {POIU WERTY {POIU
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d{kk {kek d{kh oRl eEeh dPpk
yYyk eqYyk eseuk pPpk tqYe lR;
E;ku lR;k owysu okWeu kjhd E;k;wW
E;kuh I;kl Iyklh Iykoj iw[rk I;kl
dSEil i[rwu i'rwu irywu lIrkg O;ogkj
O;ogkjh lkIrkfgd okWeuth lSEiwd lkfgfR;d dWEiyksu
lkfgR; lkgfld lkekftd dkepksj gEehj gEekfjk
vH;kl & 9
z cvb
x /.,mn z cvb
x /.,mn z cvb
x /.,mn
zxcvb /.,mn zxcvb /.,mn zxcvb /.,mn
zxcvb /.,mn zxcvb /.,mn zxcvb /.,mn
zxcvb /.,mn zxcvb /.,mn zxcvb /.,mn
vH;kl & 10
xzg vc czt /ku /kqzo vxz
/;ku bdkbZ mn; ey; ,sud mcy
czksdsu kdjh ,dkxz xzg.k m/kj b/kj
,dkxzrk ekxr mdlkuk vcrd vf/kdkj v/;k;
vf/kiR; v/;knsk dczxkg jkek;.k ukjk;.k /;krO;
/keZohj vtxj cjxn Jo.kh; je.kh; vuqdj.k
bdcky mie vEcjhk ,dk,d /kuoku /kughu
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XZ CVB ?><MN XZ CVB ?><MN ?><MN XZ CVB
ZXCVB ?><MN ZXCVB ?><MN ?><MN ZXCVB
ZXCVB ?><MN ZXCVB ?><MN ?><MN ZXCVB
ZXCVB ?><MN ZXCVB ?><MN ?><MN ZXCVB

vH;kl & 12
>juk Bgkdk BBsjk jktsUnz fBdkuk Bqedk
xCcj X;kgj NIiu NCcu Ngjuk >j>j
VeVe VjZVjZ BkVckB <dkslyk <+Ddu <iksyka[k
jX?kwyky ?ke.Mh ?kfl;kjk ?kjckj ?kklhjke fo/uck/kk
?kVkVksi xq:?k.Vky Xykfu;qDr X;kulkxj XokyVksyh X;kupkSdh
X;kuT;ksfr ?kukuUn /kupDdj /kuk{kjh /ku?keaM niZ;qDr
>qU>ukuk >.Mkokyk d.Mkokyk ek.Mkokyk fNNkysnkj Nqik:Lre
vH;kl &13
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dV~Vj xV~Bj fpUg~nkj czg~ekth J)kywq m)kjdkkZ
v)Zekl fx)n`f"V fl)kFkZth _"kHk _fRot _Xosn
|ksrd |wrhMk e|iku vkS|ksfxd }kjkpkj ,UFkzksiksykWth
}Srokn }Sokf"kZd rfeyukMw fokk[kkiRrue vkW;jyS.M+ f}i{kh;
vH;kl & 14
izeq[k fukku %& $] ] ] ] ]
Q] Q~ ] k] Dr Eg~
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vH;kl & iSjkxzkQ
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?keklku ;q) esa mldh ukfHk es ve`r dk Hksn Kkr gks tkus ij >ViV jFk
ij p<+dj vius izp.M ck.kkssa dk mldh ukfHk ij izgkj fd;k ftlls dqN
gh {k.kksa esa mlds izk.k i[ks: mM+ x;sA _f"k;ksa dk dguk gS fd ,slk
fo|koku euq"; vFkkZr jko.k dh izd`fr okyk O;fDr dHkh lQy ugha gks
ldrkA blfy, euq"; dks dHkh ?ke.M ugha djuk pkfg,A
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mikf/k gS] ftldk vFkZ gS&fo}rk dk lkxjA igyh ckj ;g mikf/k 16 oh 'krkCnh
ds vUr esa lksuke X;kRlksa dks eaxksfy;k ds jktk vYru [kk vbZe us muds lEeku esa
nh FkhA
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tk,xk nykbZ ykek dk ewy uke rsuftu X;kRlksa gS] nks okZ dh mez esa gh frCcrh
mUgsa fiNys nykbZ ykek ds vorkj ds :Ik esa ekuus yxs FksA vkt Hkh 60 yk[k
frCcrh mUgs n;k dk nsork voyksfdrsoj psujsth dk vorkj ekurs gS] fdUrq
vR;Ur fouez vkSj ladksph nykbZ ykek Lo;a dks ,d ckS) fHk{kq ls vf/kd dqN ugh
ekurs FksA ekvks&Rls&rqax dh lsuk us frCcr ij dCtk djus ds fy, tc 1950 esa
vke.k fd;k] tc 15 okZ dh voLFkk esa nykbZ ykek dks isbfpax tkdj ekvksa ls
le>ksrk&okrkZ djuh iMh FkhA phuh lkezkT;okn ds fo:) 1959 esa frCcr dk
LorU= vkUnksyu foQy gks x;k] rc foo'k gksdj nykbZ ykek dks Hkkjr esa 'kj.k
ysuh iM+hA rc ls os vius ,d yk[k frCcrh 'kj.kkfFkZ;ksa ds lkFk **uUgsa Ygklk ^^
ygklk frCcr dh jkt/kkuh gS ds :Ik esa /keZkkyk vkt nykbZ ykek dh fuokZflr
ljdkj dk eq[;ky; cu pqdk gSA
ekgRek xka/kh nykbZ ykek ds izsj.kk L=ksr gSSA kkafr vkSj vfgalk ij mudk
vVwV fookl gSA nykbZ ykek dgrs gS&** eq>s egRek xka/kh ds vfgalk ds jkLrs ij
iwjk Hkjkslk gSA eq>s geskk blh ls izsj.kk feyrh gS vkSj vkkk gS fd frCcr dk
loky gy gksdj jgsxkA vfgalk ds vykok dksbZ jkLrk ugha gSA bleas dksbZ lansg
ugha gS fd ukscsy 'kkafr iqjLdkj ikus ds ckn 'kkafroknh vkSj vfgalkoknh usrk ds :Ik
esa nykbZ ykek dh vUrjk"Vh; Nfo fufeZr gqbZA bl rF; dks nykbZ ykek Lo;a
Lohdkj djrs gq, dgrs gS&**fHk{kq gksus ds ukrs eq>s iqjLdkjksa ls QdZ ugha iMuk
pkfg,A
 English
Lesson-1
asdfg ;1kjh asdfg ;1kjh asdfg ;1kjh
asdfg ;1kjh asdfg ;1kjh asdfg ;1kjh
asdfg ;1kjh asdfg ;1kjh asdfg ;1kjh
asdfg ;1kjh asdfg ;1kjh asdfg ;1kjh
asdfg ;1kjh asdfg ;1kjh asdfg ;1kjh

Lesson-2
ASDFG :LKJH ASDFG :LKJH ASDFG :LKJH
ASDFG :LKJH ASDFG :LKJH ASDFG :LKJH
ASDFG :LKJH ASDFG :LKJH ASDFG :LKJH
ASDFG :LKJH ASDFG :LKJH ASDFG :LKJH
ASDFG :LKJH ASDFG :LKJH ASDFG :LKJH

Lesson-3
Add As Ha Gas Hag Ask
Ass Fall Fad Flag All Lead
Lag Dash Gash Jag Data Gag
Gola Gall Flash Glass Sad Hall
Hash Half Flask Agg Kala Lash
Shall Shah Kaka Shad Dalal Jalad
Lesson-4
qwert poiuy qwert poiuy qwert poiuy
qwert poiuy qwert poiuy qwert poiuy
qwert poiuy qwert poiuy qwert poiuy
qwert poiuy qwert poiuy qwert poiuy
qwert poiuy qwert poiuy qwert poiuy
 Lesson-5
QWERT POIUY QWERT POIUY QWERT POIUY
QWERT POIUY QWERT POIUY QWERT POIUY
QWERT POIUY QWERT POIUY QWERT POIUY
QWERT POIUY QWERT POIUY QWERT POIUY
QWERT POIUY QWERT POIUY QWERT POIUY

Lesson-6
To Tie Too Tope Tot Toy
Try Tree True Tour Rope Row
Rat Out Pity Porter Poor Pope
Puppet Port Upper Trip Towel Worry
Root Rose Root Repute Power Peep
Yellow Queen Queer Quite Year Rote

Lesson-7
zxcvb -.,mn zxcvb -.,mn zxcvb -.,mn
zxcvb -.,mn zxcvb -.,mn zxcvb -.,mn
zxcvb -.,mn zxcvb -.,mn zxcvb -.,mn
zxcvb -.,mn zxcvb -.,mn zxcvb -.,mn
Lesson-8
ZXCVB .?MN ZXCVB .?MN ZXCVB .?MN
ZXCVB .?MN ZXCVB .?MN ZXCVB .?MN
ZXCVB .?MN ZXCVB .?MN ZXCVB .?MN
ZXCVB .?MN ZXCVB .?MN ZXCVB .?MN
 Lesson-9
Fox Wax Zoo Ooze Zip Zap
Size Lazy Cozy Racer Zeal Maze
Zulus Dinky Zone Zebra Van Xmas
Sun Vain Elbow Come Aunt Zero
Model Visit Zigzag Volume Moon Handover
Bombay Zoology Xerasia Communist Victoria Harmony
Seminar Through Mechanical Honour Vulture Unfortunately

Lesson-10
NOTE :- TYPE ONE PAPER TO EACH LINE 10 DAYS CONTINUE.

a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

The quick brown jumps fox right over the lazy dog.

THE QUICK BROWN JUMPS FOX RIGHT OVER THE LAZY DOG.
NOTE: - TYPE THIS EXERCISE CONTINUE 10 DAYS.

EXERCISE
Our civilization, as each of us is uncomfortably aware is
passing through a time of crisis. Why should this be? What are the causes of
our present trouble? They are all due, in the last resort to the fact that science
has been applied to human affaire, but not applied adequately or
consistently.
In the past, mans worst enemy was Nature. He lived under
the continual threat of famine and every winter was a Menace Mountains
stood like a barrier between people and people a sea was less a highway then
an impassable division. Today, Nature through still an enemy is almost
completely conquered.
Our present troubles are not due to nature. They are entirely
artificial, genuinely homemade. The very arts and science which we have
used to conquer nature have turned on their creators and are now conquering
us. The present crisis is of our own making. We have brought it on ourselves
by allowing out mechanical and agricultural science to develop more rapidly
than our economical science, we can not buy what we produce and are,
therefore, compelled to keep our factories idle and let our holds the fallow.
Millions are hungry, but what has to be thrown into the sea. This is where; at
the moment science has brought us.
What is the remedy? Some thinkers tell us that we return to
nature-mother words, abandon science altogether and live like primitives.
The trouble with this advice is that it cannot be followed. No, back to nature
is not practical politics. The only cure for science not less. We are suffering
from the Effects of a little science badly applied. The remedy is a lot of
science, well applied.