Jyothis Cyriac, LEC052026 - Thesis statements

 Thesis Statements

 

1. One India One Pension is one of the best policies towards the dream of a socialist country as every citizen of the country has the right to equal pension.


2. The universities should focus on internship programmes for students as they have to develop the skills for their profession and prepare themselves to survive in the modern world of high competition.


3. Dan Brown’s novels reveal the anti- catholic outlook of Brown because his controversial works evidently questions the doctrines of Catholic church despite being the best seller thrillers.


4. The Kerala model in tackling the Covid 19 Pandemic is on question as there is a surge in the new positive cases for the last one month.


5. Man’s Search For Meaning by Viktor Frankl is a classic tribute to hope as the work asserts the importance of hope, the only thing that gave the victims of the Holocaust the willpower to survive.


6. Ben Jonson intends to teach a lesson rather than to entertain people through his magnum opus “Volpone” because the play contains satirical elements than humour.


7. Because of the increasing percentage of unemployment, the government should not delay the implementation of NEP which contains several measures and a broad mechanism to tackle this grave issue.


8. The e-learning platforms should be encouraged even after Covid pandemic as it enhances the boundaries of knowledge in any circumstances through distant learning and ensures uninterrupted learning journey.


9. Even though the track record of Indian judiciary is poor in recent years, the third pillar of Indian democracy is still the hopeful resort of the citizens especially in matters related to fundamental rights.


10. The Covid Pandemic is a boon in the transhumanist perspective as it helped the environment to regain its balance, along with addressing the issues of overpopulation and over utilisation of resources.


Comments

  1. Leona Renny3 March 2021 at 10:49

    The statements are laid out well. I felt, the 7th statement could have been structured in a better way.

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  2. Leona Renny3 March 2021 at 10:49

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