LEC052001 Adwaidh S - Thesis Statements

 1. NET is approaching, so that students have to practice daily based on the renewed syllabus.

2. It is mandatory to study feminism from its beginning to contemporary approaches in order to analyse a text from the feminist perspective. 

3. OTT release of Malayalam movies becomes disappointing for producers as they are easily leaked through Telegram.

4. Considering the daily hike in crude oil price, it is the right time to think about alternatives, as the developed nations have done before.

5. Automobile manufacturers need to reensure the metallic strength of the vehicles for saving them from easy collapse in accidents.

6. It is so empathetic to see many students undergoing psychological issues, while universities remain ignorant to considering their re-open.

7. Reminiscences of our rich past is facing the threat of a permanent loss as many among the archeological sites in India are dangerously ignored of proper maintenance.

8. The Kerala government's decision to construct a highway connecting both the extremes of the state deserves to be welcomed as it has time and financial advantages for the people. 

9. The discriminatory attitude of Indian Film Sensor Board is to be condemned for its double standards to Bollywood and other industries.

10. Changing of Myntra's logo on misogynistic charges is disappointing, which reinforces the patriarchal connection of women's honour and strict covering of body parts. 

Comments

  1. Annie V.Verghese3 March 2021 at 19:15

    Good ideas but keep a check on grammatical errors. The 1st and 2nd seem more like declarative statements rather than thesis statements.

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