Rishaabh Chopra

  B eing a part of this digital era, many of us find our so called soul mates through the social media, and many don’t. For the ones who don’t, they are often fooled and cheated upon by the ones they fall for. Many a times the profiles are fake ones and they ask for money saying they need money for some reason. And when a person is in love, he or she doesn’t think and just agrees to the things the other person says. Many of the profiles are fake ones and they are just made for that reason itself. Security is not always guaranteed in the cyber world. People say that I like this boy/girl but I’ve never seen or met him/her. How can someone fall in love with a person you have never ever seen or met? DANGERS OF ONLINE DATING: 1.      Human Trafficking With the rise in human trafficking, it’s not always safe for you to be meeting up with strangers. And guess what? These people love using social media to attract young people into hazardous situations that could get them into the

    Plagiarism is something you can say is what you used to do when you were in school during exams. In short plagiarism means using someone else's information or words or ideas, and claiming it to be yours. If you remember, I hope you do, during school and college days, while giving a test we used to knock on our neighboring friends table and ask him/her for help by showing the question number through our fingers, and he/she would show his/her answer sheet and we would copy the exact same word by word (to save time and power), as innocent little kids, the answer to our answer sheet and then score good marks (only if that answer would be correct). This act of innocence is known as plagiarism. Plagiarism has many types. They are: 1. Direct Plagiarism Direct Plagiarism is the type in which the transcription in word to word of a section or column of someone else's work without quotation marks or attribution. This sought of plagiarism is ethically dishonest and an act of illite