Vishnu Rajendran

DISCOVERIES & INVENTIONS                                    Year Inventions Country BC25000 Pottery Czechoslovakia 25000 Cave painting Spain 24000 Rafts Southeast Asia 16000 Music Instrument with Bone Pyrenees 9000 Bow and Arrow Asia 9000 Copper Middle East 7000 House built on stone Western Asia 6000 Gold Egypt 6000 Beer Mesopotamia 6000 Weaving Western Asia 5000 Iron Egypt 4500 Wheel Russia&Mesopotamia 4000 Canal Mesopotamia 3500 Animal Drawn Vehicles Sumerian 3500 Ship With Mast Persia Gulf 3500 Silk China 3500 Glass Syria 3500 Acupuncture China 3000 Paddy Cultivation India 3000 Candle Egypt 3000 Ayurveda Medicine India 3000 Numerals Sumeria 3000 Maps Sumeria 2800 Wind Pipe(flute) China 2600 Pyramid Egypt 2600 Chariot Mesopotamia 2600 Magnetic Compass China 2500 Ink Egypt&China 2500 Papyrus(Writing instrument) Egypt 2500 House build on Bricks Mesopotamia 2400 Weighing Scale Sumeria 2200 Level roads Babilonia 2000 Bell China 200

+2 ENGLISH for +2 English text click here UNIT 1 FLIGHTS OF FREEDOM profile of Smita Patile profile of Helen Boaden profile of J.k Rowling profile of Mary Kom THE 3Ls OF EMPOWERMENT The 3Ls of empowerment is a speech by Christine Lagarde Read the speech on textbook page no 9 click here to play the video of the speech chapter 2 ANY WOMAN Any woman is a poem by Katharine Tynan Any Woman by Katharine Tynan: Summary and Analysis Katharine Tynan’s ‘Any Woman’ is a deeply touching poem that celebrates the self-effacing love of mothers. It tells us about the cares, worries and burdens that mothers bear everywhere to hold their homes in order. The poem also reflects Tynan’s view of motherhood as the supreme gift for the sake of which she could accept gallantly even a lessening of her literary position.Summary of Any Woman: The poem opens by introducing the central metaphor of the house. The mother says that she is the pillars of the house

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