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  Introduction We have all heard our parents, especially our mothers, tell us to clean our rooms. Even though, from our perspective, our room is the best place in the world to be, our mothers come into our room and magically find something to complain about. According to our parents, having a messy room is a bad habit and can have negative effects on us later in life. They simply don't know about boys' hostel rooms. If they saw one, I'm sure they would be shocked.   And now comes the cleaning of our rooms during our holidays. They would tell us to clean spots that we would never even touch in our whole lives in our room. Anyways, cleaning our room has always been a sort of hell for us teenagers because children listen and obey everything their parents say to them. We'll leave the case for adults because adults are adults after all, and they are not meant to listen to anyone. That leaves us with teenagers who are offended and aggravated by anyone who says anything positi...

  INTRODUCTION I am currently in 9th grade, studying in the Indian educational system, which is infamous for its flaws and perceived inferiority compared to educational systems in other parts of the world. Some unemployed individuals, who lack resourceful and constructive engagements, spread fake news and offer clichéd comments on what students should do after entering high school, particularly in relation to the 10th grade board exams, which are a primary concern for Indian students. These exams are often considered their first nightmare, followed by any kind of entrance exam, and the third being finding a job. THE SOCIETY One of the main problems in Indian society is the pressure placed on students to forget having fun and instead focus solely on rigorous and seemingly pointless studying to achieve mere marks in class tests. This pressure stems from parents who seek to boast about their child's performance to other parents who may be more lenient towards their own children. These...