A Road Accident

Road accidents are reported in newspaper and on television every day.

There are more frequently caused by reckless drivers rather than faulty
vehicles. Last Saturday, while I was travelling from Ipoh, I witnessed a serious
accident. The scene of the accidents was vivid in my mind.
A motorcyclist was following behind was taxi very closely. He was so
impatient that he was trying to overtake my taxi even near a sharp bend. At
that critical moment, there was an oncoming car. The taxi driver swerved to the
roadside and I got a terrible jolt. It was too late for the motorcyclist to avoid
the car. His motorcycle ran against the bumper of the car and smashed its
windscreen. The motorcyclist somersaulted over the car and was found lying in a
pool of blood. It was a scene to chill the flesh! The car driver, who was cut by
the flying glass, was in a state of shock. All that happened in split second and
fear overwhelmed us.
The taxi driver stopped his taxi and I quickly ran to the nearest to the
nearest telephone booth to inform the police and the hospital. From a distance I
could see some people trying to help the injured motorcyclist and the car driver.
They carried them into one of the onlooker’s car and sent them to the hospital
for treatment. Meanwhile the taxi driver tried to control and directs the
traffic. Soon the police arrived and they promptly took some measurements and
evidence. After that they moved the damaged car and the motorcycle to the
roadside to ease the traffic congestion. They also took down the evidence
provided by witnesses and onlookers. Some sweepers were clearing the debris
and the blood stains on the road.
When the taxi finally continued the journey, I silently thanked God for
my narrow escape. I learned a good lesson that impatience and recklessness
would bring harm and danger. I was happy to see that Malaysians are public-
spirited and they render help to others readily. Since then I remember and
follow the saying ‘more haste less speed’ and ‘prevention is better than cure’. I
believe good road manners and roads safety campaigns can help to reduce the
number of road accidents which cause injuries, loss and lives and properties.
 My Most Embarrassing Situation

Everyone has been embarrassed at one time or another. It is that

moment in time when you wish the earth would open up and swallow you. The
anxiety and discomfort felt during that time which may only last a few seconds
feels like time has stood still.
I remember so well when I had my most embarrassing moment. I was in
Form 4 and it was during the school recess. The minute the bell rang for recess,
I rushed to the toilet because I had been controlling my urges since class
started. I didn’t want to miss class because the lesson taught that morning was
to include tips for the forthcoming examination.
Without realising, I had rushed to the girls’ toilet. The prolonged
control and an upset stomach made worse by two glasses of cold milk in the
morning made me grunt and groan in what I thought in what I thought was the
privacy of the cubicle. I thought I heard giggling outside and wondered why the
giggles sounded unusually near. A few minutes later I came out the cubicle and
discovered my horror that I had entered the girls’ toilet. To make matters
worse, the few girls standing outside didn’t even turn away when I came out.
Instead they looked down at me, then only they turned quickly away. Horror of
horrors, I had forgotten to zip up! No beetroot could have matched the colour
of my face at this point in time!
They news of my predicament spread like wild fire throughout school. I
was truly the talk of the town. I felt like I could either walk around feeling
perpetually self-conscious and embarrassed or I could turn the situation round,
perhaps even to my advantage. I remembered my mother’s words that ‘if you
can’t beat them, join them’. So I decided to make fun of myself, to laugh at
myself too. It works. Everyone got bored after a while and nobody teased me
after that.
It was indeed an eye-opening experience for me. I have learnt that when
people laugh at you, you should laugh along. You must not take yourself seriously.
Learn to look at yourself through other people’s eyes and you will realise that
most of the time when they laugh at you, they just want to have some fun. They
mean no harm. If you can make people laugh, it’s like bringing sunshine into their
lives and as someone said, ‘those who bring sunshine to the lives of others
cannot keep it from themselves.’
Write a story ending with “... En. Nizam was grateful he had such good
neighbours.”

Not even in his wildest dream did En. Nizam think he would lose so much
in such a short time. It had been a trying period. When he got word that his
father was on his death bed, En. Nizam’s family rushed to his hometown. Even
before the funeral rites were over, he received a call from his immediate
neighbour that his house was partly destroyed by fire and that the cause of the
fire was believed to be arson.
Members of En. Nizam’s immediate family and his relatives were in state
of disarray. First, it was the death of an elder member of a family, then this
misfortune. Although En. Nizam was worried, deep in his heart he knew that he
had very good neighbours, friends who would stand by him in good times and
bad.
Sure enough, the minute he set foot in the compound of his house, he
knew he was right. His neighbours, Mr. Subra and En. Majid, were there taking a
close watch on the house. He learnt from them that the neighbours had been
taking turns to keep an all-day vigil on the house. He thanked them from the
bottom of his heart.
After inspecting the damage caused by the fire, En. Majid handed
donations collected by the residents living in the area. His neighbours had
passed the hat around and the donations came up to a significant amount.
Although, the donations was still short of the amount required to repair the
damages, en. Nazim was grateful.
The next day, En. Nazim was even more overwhelmed by the care and
concern shown by his neighbours. They were there to extend their condolences
and to show their support. Donations came pouring in. The women folk were busy
preparing all the meals for the family.
With the help of his neighbours, En. Nizam got a building contractor to
repair the damaged sections of the house. The repair and renovations took
almost a week to complete. When the house was ready, the neighbour turned up
in full force to congratulate him.
Tears welled up in E. Nizam’s eyes. He was at a loss for words. En. Nizam
was grateful he had such good neighbours.
 Pollution
Pollution is an issue of concern in the modern world that we live in today.
There are many types of pollution, namely air, water and noise. Pollution in our
environment will undoubtedly affect our quality of life. Our naturally beautiful
world becoming ugly because it is suffering from the effects of environmental
pollution. Pollution can also cause various health problems and other negative
effects.
Air pollution is caused by the emission of toxic gases from vehicles,
factories and open burning. Nowadays, there are more and more vehicles on the
road as society gets more affluent. More and more people strive to have a
better quality of life by having the convenience of driving to their destinations
instead of taking public transportation. Automobiles provides transport to
millions people around the world to enable them to travel to their workplace,
school and other places, therefore, the air around us is getting more polluted by
the carbon dioxide that is emitted. Carbon monoxide is another type of gas
which harmful to the environment as it can cause the reduction of oxygen in the
bloodstream.
Another example of contributor to the air pollution is the manufacturing
factories. The manufacturing of products in factories to meet the growing
demand of society is also causing air pollution. Factories release toxic gases to
the environment. Some factories also use coal to generate heat and energy. As a
result from the burning of coal, carbon dioxide is released into the environment.
Besides factories, many people are still practising open burning as a
way of disposing their household wastes. Although burning our household wastes
is a convenient way of getting rid of our rubbish, it is harmful to the
environment as it contributes to the worsening of the air quality. As a result, air
pollution causes people to suffer from health problems such as chest pain and
asthma. In extreme cases, people can contract lung cancer.
Water pollution is also a problem that we are currently facing. The
marine life is the first to suffer from water pollution as they depend on the
nutrients in the water to survive. As a result, we are robbed of beautiful sea
corals and unique species of fishes. Besides ruining our marine heritage, the
disappearance of marine life will affect the livelihood of fishermen, not to
mention our source of food. Water pollution is caused by harmful waster from
industries, farms and sewerage systems which are dumped into our sources of
water such as rivers and lakes. This irresponsible act contaminates our drinking
water and can cause serious health problems and can even culminate in death.
Noise pollution is another form of pollution. Noise from heavy machinery
and vehicles can cause hearing problems and in extreme cases, deafness. As
there is growing number of vehicles on the road, we are exposed to noise
pollution every day. The government in advanced countries encourage their
citizens to take the public buses and trains by providing an affordable and
efficient transportation system. This effort discourages people from driving
their private vehicles and consequently reduces the number of vehicles on the
road.
We must work together to reduce pollution so that the future
generations can live in a healthy, unpolluted environment. As the saying goes,
precaution is better than cure. Lets hands on hands together by recycle and
conserve the world for the better future.
 What is the best way for teenagers to stay fit
and healthy?
Teenagers are youngsters between 13 and 19 years of age. As teenage years are
the period that most of our growing occurs, it is of vital importance that
teenagers stay fit and healthy to facilitate the process.

In my opinion, the best way for juveniles to gain good health and fitness is
through having a balanced diet, an active lifestyle and a good night’s sleep.

Eating a balanced diet is a vital part of maintaining good health as it provides

the essential nutrients required for growth. Each of our meals should contain
the 7 components of a balanced diet - carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals,
unsaturated fats, protein, fibre and water - for optimal health. Whole foods
such as fruits, vegetables, nuts, grains, poultry and fish contribute to a
balanced diet. Organic foods are better by comparison with inorganic ones as
the former are grown or farmed without the use of artificial chemicals,
hormones and antibiotics which can be detrimental to our health. Since about 60
percent of our body is made up of water, consuming adequate water is also an
important factor. Drinking 8 to 10 glasses of water is the ideal amount for an
adolescent’s body to function well.

The human body is built for movement. If we lead a sedentary lifestyle, health
problems are prone to arise. Hence it is wise to exercise a few times a week for
about half an hour each session. Even doing domestic chores, which brightens
your parents up, is better than nothing at all. Cardiovascular exercise helps to
strengthen our heart and lungs while stretching reduces the risk of injury by
increasing flexibility. Strength training helps to strengthen our muscles. Other
benefits of doing exercises include preventing obesity and osteoporosis,
improving blood circulation and combating depression.

Sleep is crucial to our health because when we sleep, our body undergoes repair,
growth and detoxification. For instance, sleep is involved in the healing and
repair of our heart and blood vessels. As such, teenage boys and girls should get
quality sleep of about 9 hours each night. Sleep improves brain performance and
therefore teenagers with sufficient sleep tend to learn and memorise more
effectively. Thus, they also tend to perform better academically. Apart from
that, sleep also helps to prevent inflammation and obesity, spur creativity,
reduce stress levels and boost our immune system, among many other
advantages. Therefore, it is important to cultivate good sleep habits like going
to bed at the same time every night and make sure that your bedroom is dark
and quiet when you go to sleep.

Although there are numerous other ways for teenagers to stay fit and healthy,
the 3 factors mentioned above are some of the most effective, from my point
of view. Undeniably, teenagers today face more challenges and pressure. It is
therefore essential for them to realise the importance of staying fit and
healthy in order to live life to its fullest and tackle challenges and problems
that come along with confidence.
 How to keep oneself healthy
There is a saying, 'health is better than wealth'. The saying is extremely true -
a man may be immensely rich, but without health, he can hardly enjoy his wealth.
Since health is so important, how does one keep oneself healthy?

One of the most effective ways to keep fit is through exercising. Doing
exercise helps to reduce the risk of contracting heart diseases and getting
stroke. Other than that, it also helps to decrease the risk of developing
diabetes, high blood pressure and colon cancer. People who exercise regularly
are able to maintain healthy bones, muscles and joints. Therefore, it is advisable
to do exercise such as walking, jogging, swimming, cycling, doing push-ups,
skipping, playing sports, et cetera three to four times a week for about half an
hour per session to maintain good health.

Having a balanced diet is another key factor in ensuring a healthy life. It is

important to eat food that is rich in nutrients. Fresh fruits and vegetables are
rich sources of vitamins and minerals that are essential in order to keep fit. For
strong bones and teeth, drink more yogurt and milk and eat more cheese. Other
food that contributes to a balanced diet includes fish, poultry, eggs, beef,
beans, nuts and tofu. It is advisable to avoid food that contains too much sugar
as it causes bad health. The same goes for junk food and also food made from
refined flour as a lot of nutrients are destroyed during the refining process.
Unfortunately, most bread is made from refined flour nowadays. It is best to
increase the intake of natural foods as they contain plenty of natural goodness
which we cannot do without to possess good health.

It is wise to avoid smoking and drinking alcohol, since they damage our lungs and
livers respectively, besides bringing forth other harmful effects to our bodies.
Taking drugs can be a serious problem as it usually causes addictions, diseases
and cancers. In serious cases, it may even cause deaths. Thus, it is advisable to
stay away from drugs.

Having sufficient sleep is also a vital factor. Every day, school children,
teenagers and adults should get 10 to 11 hours, 8 to 9 hours and 7 to 9 hours of
sleep respectively. The insufficiency of sleep can lead to serious heart
problems, high blood pressure, stroke, diabetes and obesity. To improve the
quality of our sleep, it is important to sleep in complete darkness, since artificial
light interferes with the production of hormones or chemicals that tells our
body to rest. If we are unable to eliminate the light in our room, then wear an
eye mask.
Over-eating and under-eating can give rise to health problems as well.
Therefore we should eat the right amount of food each meal.

About 70 percent of our body is made of water. Since our body is constantly
using it up, we need to drink about 8 glasses of water daily to replenish it.
Water is needed to flush toxins out of our vital organs, carry nutrients to our
cells and provide a moist environment for our ear, nose and throat tissues. It
also cools our body through the process of perspiration. When sweat evaporates
from our skin, it takes heat with it and lowers our body temperature.

In conclusion, it is extremely vital for us to do everything in moderation. As long

as one cultivates good habits and leads a healthy lifestyle, it is not difficult to
keep oneself healthy.
 Why is having good neighbours important?
Neighbours are people who live next door or near to us. If we live in a
neighbourhood with good neighbours, we are fortunate and blessed. Good
neighbours are extremely helpful and make our stay safer and more enjoyable.

I am lucky to live in a neighbourhood with mostly good neighbours. My

whole family is very close to our next-door neighbours. Just like our
family, theirs is comprised of four members - Encik Ramlan, his wife Puan
Aini, his daughter Fatim and his son Asraf. Fatim and Astraf are in the
same age group as me and my brother. Every evening and weekend, we play
together and there is never a dull moment. We often study together and
help one another with our homework too. In the mornings, our mothers
visit the market together. After that, they go jogging in the park. Since
our fathers share the same hobby of fishing, they go fishing at weekends
by a river which is nearby our houses.

Good neighbours can be helpful as well. When my family are away on

holidays, we request our neighbours to keep an eye on our house. They are
also willing to help us water our plants and feed our pets. ‘Neighbours are
better than relatives that live far away’ is a Chinese proverb that explains
the importance of having good neighbours. Due to the fact that they live in
close proximity to us and spend more time with us, they are more intimate
to us. Naturally, they can offer us better assistance when we face
problems.

During the previous school holidays while we were visiting my grandparents

in a village, a burglar attempted to break in our house. It was about
midnight and Fatim was doing her holiday assignment by the window of her
room when she heard rustling noises from our house. Upon looking out of
the window, she saw a burglar trying to prise open a window of our house.
At once, she raced downstairs. Her parents, who were watching television
in the living room, were quite surprised to see her in such a hurry. After
informing them what was transpiring, Encik Ramlan called the police
immediately. When the policemen arrived, the burglar had broken in our
house and was ransacking it. The policemen acted professionally and
apprehended the burglar successfully within ten minutes. We were
extremely grateful to them for their benevolence.

Having good neighbours is important because it makes our life in a

neighbourhood safer, happier and more fun. We also tend to have more
peace of mind. Although we can choose our friends but not our neighbours,
we must remember that we get what we give. As the saying goes, do unto
others as you would have them do unto you’. Therefore, we should at least
try to be good neighbours in order to build good relationships with our
neighbours.
 Advantages and Disadvantages of Homework
Nowadays, homework is becoming a daily food for many students. In several schools,
the teachers give homework to their students almost every day. But, only a few of
studentswho finish their homework and submit it to the teacher on time, and the rest
are not. Most of students think that homework is not necessary for them. They wonder
why their teachers often give them homework such as worksheets and short essays
rather than giving an assignment directly in the classroom. Most of them choose to do
things such as make a group and study together outside the classroom or others things
except doing homework. Some of them will skip the class just because they have not
finished the homework yet, and also it will make them to become more lazy and lazy
students. Therefore, college instructors tend to assign homework more rarely because
there are both advantages and disadvantages of giving homework assignments to the
students.

There are some advantages of giving homework to the students. These are
three of those advantages. First, homework builds up an initiative for students.
They will initiate to study if they have homework from teachers and indirectly
they will be accustomed in studying regularly. Moreover, there is a sense of
responsibility associated when completing their homework. Why? Because when
they have a duty or obligation, they will realize that they have to do it because
it is their own responsibility. Slowly, they will learn how to finish and to
responsible for something that becomes their obligation.Students feel
responsible for finishing their homework and accomplished when they do
it.Second, homework helps students to develop time management. They start to
manage their time when to study and when to play, and learning to finish their
tasks or other assignments on time. In addition, they will learn how to do things
on their own and manage their time and complete their work independently.
Third, homework canencourage self-discipline for students. When their teacher
gives them some homework and asks them to submit it in the certain time, they
will do it and try to finish it before the deadline. Slowly, this will bring and plant
a good habit to their behavior. So, they will be more respect in doing anything,
not only homework but also any other things.

On the other hand, homework also has many advantages for students. And these
are some examples of those advantages. First, homework isoften viewed as a
busy work. The matter is that homework can spend lots of free time
andoccasionally stressful for some students. Why stressful? Because teachers
often give an excessive amount of homework to their students that can make
them feel bored to finish it, especially when each teacher gives homework in the
same time period. That is not effective for them to do somany homework in the
same time, especially when their teachers give them homework on the weekend
or on holiday. This makes students feel distressed because holiday is time for
them to refresh their mind and to do anything else that can relax them such as
recreation, doing sports, or watching movie, not time to do thing such as
homework. Second, homework can only makes students to be lazier person. Why
like this? Because when they have homework almost every day, they will feel
tired and bored to do it over and over again. It makes them to ignore it and
they will try to do other things such as playing or just sleeping rather than to
do their homework that burdensome for them. As we all know that there are
many students that often skip the class or absent without any excuse. Most of
them do that just because of the homework which is given by their teacher is
not finished yet. They want to come to the class actually, but because of that
unfinished homework they will take an alternative way such as skipping the class
or absent without any permissions. However, it brings them to be an
irresponsible person because they always running from their responsibility.

The conclusion is that both of teachers and students should consider about
these advantages and disadvantages of homework, especially for teachers who
often give the big amount of homework that can burden their students. They
should think twice when they want to give a lot of homework, because not all of
their students will be able to finish it on time and also most of them will dislike
teacher who always give them many homework to do. Therefore, in the
classroom teachers have to acknowledge that there are diverse students and
maybe they should consider that some of their students will benefit from
homework and others will no
 Describe the first time you went on a camping trip. You
should write about the activities at the camp and explain
how you felt about the experience.

During the school holidays last year, I had an opportunity to participate in a 3-

day camp organised by the Boy Scouts Association of my school. As it was the
first I had ever taken part in, I was really excited about it before the trip.

Apart from the scouts from my school, those from a school in a neighbouring
town were also invited to attend. There were about 100 campers altogether, of
which approximately half were from the other school.

Early in the morning of the first day, all of us gathered in front of our school.
Three school buses took us to a place, or rather a roadside, that was near to
the campsite. It was about an hour’s ride away. Upon arrival at our destination,
we alighted from the bus and hiked through the forest to the campsite which
was about 300 metres away.

As we were walking, I felt the difference between the atmosphere in the

countryside and the urban area. The air in the countryside was much fresher
and cooler. A gentle breeze blew against my face and it was so refreshing.
Apart from our footsteps, all I could hear were the rustling of leaves and birds
singing. Everything was so calm and peaceful. It was a wonderful feeling being so
close to nature. The campsite was a clearing in the forest. There was a clear
stream nearby and its rippling was audible.

On the site, we were divided into 10 patrols. Our first task was to set up camp.
Our patrol leaders taught us how to pitch the tents. As we were cooperative, all
the tents were soon put up. After that, we prepared lunch. Members of each
patrol were supposed to make their own meals. So my fellow patrol members and
I helped to cut firewood, fetch water from the stream, make a fire with a bow
drill and cook a meal. The food was not well prepared - the rice was overcooked
and the vegetables were too soggy. The tuna, which was taken straight from the
cans, was appetising though. Nevertheless, we finished all the food as each one
of us was as hungry as a wolf.
In the afternoon, we learnt knot-tying - a skill that helps us promote our
discipline and focus. Besides that, it is also applicable to first aid, fishing,
survival, woodwork as well as to make useful camp tools.

That evening after dinner, we were free to mingle with one another. We had a
good time chatting and playing games. We also slept soundly that night as we
were exhausted from the activities all day long.

On the second day, we had eggs and bread for breakfast. Then, we put on our
uniforms. After our scoutmasters’ inspections, we proceeded to our next
activity - a visit to an Iban longhouse. We had to hike for around 2 hours before
reaching the traditional longhouse, where we were warmly welcomed by the
longhouse chief and its occupants. After presenting them with our gifts, one of
their elders who was fluent in English gave us a guided tour of the longhouse
before lunch was served. After savouring the delicious traditional delicacies, we
were presented with a performance of the local dance and music. We were also
invited to join in. We had a lot of fun doing the ‘ngajat’ dance. Pretty much of
our second day was spent on the longhouse tour and we were back to our camp
before nightfall. After dinner, we gathered around a campfire. Each patrol had
to present either a sketch or a song. Some of the sketches were really hilarious
and we laughed till our stomach hurt.

On the last day of the camp, all of us participated in a cross-country race, in

which we had to follow a trail of small bits of white paper across fields, forests
and hills. Despite the fact that I accidentally stepped on muddy soil and had
half of my right leg covered in mud, I managed to complete the race as one of
the top 10 runners-up. A brief award presentation ceremony was held after the
race and I was awarded a medal. Following the ceremony was a session in which
we had to memorise each of our fellow scouts’ names, failing which press-up
punishments were imposed. Of all the 100 or so campers, only 3 managed to
accomplish the task. I was proud to be one of the 3 as I had worked really hard
in order to avoid being punished.

The next morning all of us prepared to go home. We broke camp and cleaned up
the site. Scouts from the other troop would have to part with those from ours.
During the camp period, strong bonds of friendship had developed between us.
Thus, a little bit of sadness was inevitable before we parted. As we valued our
friendship, we exchanged contact details and promised to keep in touch with one
another.

Overall, I felt extremely grateful and pleased to have taken part in the camp.
It was a real eye-opener for me. I had acquired new skills and increased my
knowledge. I made quite a lot of new friends as well and some of them were
among my best. Moreover, the experience had also boosted my self-confidence
and sense of satisfaction. I definitely look forward to attending such beneficial
camp again.
Technology – Good or Evil

Technological advancements are reshaping the world drastically and play

a pivotal role in transforming the human society. Looking at the environment
filled with modern technologies that intertwined with our lives today makes me
wonder as to what extent technology may evolve further in the future? Would it
lead to good or evil? Before I proceed any further, we have to look on both
sides of the coin. There is always good and evil on both sides. We have to always
apply some moderations on any endeavor without going overboard as it may lead
to serious repercussions in the future.

While revising a few topics in history, I realize that life of a common

man those days was not as easy as that of modern times. I am blessed with
knowledge at my fingertips, real-time interactions with fellow family and
friends, increased productivity and faster mode of transportations. Today,
technological advancement and modern infrastructure is moving at a very fast
pace, utilizing the natural resources. All of a sudden, the positive flow of
thoughts on technology was put to a halt. I suddenly wonder and curious as I do
not know how the next generation will survive when all the natural resources has
been depleted. Is this the legacy that we plan to pass to our children? I know
that all of us should set a positive thinking in mind but there is nothing wrong
with establishing measures to preserve earth precious natural resources. We
should start by inculcating awareness on the importance of preserving natural
resources from now. The government’s moves toward offering tax incentives for
green technology and utilizing recycled-based material to build technological
devices would certainly help in managing depleting natural resources.

Living in Cyberjaya, the city where everybody think of technology as a

boon to society, I have come to learn that technology may not completely, in
fact a ‘boon’. For example, the misuse of Internet from viewing of illicit internet
materials and hooking up with new acquaintance from the cyberspace has led to
many of social illness like prostitutions, lazy society and various felony.
Additionally, on a less severe note, technology has also reshaped they way
people interacts, with most people spending all their time interacting online
nowadays, depriving mankind of the warmth of personal contact and bonding
session.

On the other hand, technology also has its own merits. Advancement in
mode of transportation and infrastructure has proven to be upgraded from
generation to generation. This is evidenced by the observations that previous
generations resorted to using rivers and streams to go from one place to
another whilst the current generation is blessed with various mode of
transportations (cars, airplane, and ships) supplemented by state-of the art
infrastructure that is made from concrete and tars, known as highway, proven
to improve the world’s productivity. But, these do not come as free. Motor
vehicles and advancement in technology produce pollution such as carbon
monoxide that is harmful not only to us, but also to our environment, which can
deplete the ozone layer.

In conclusion, technology is a two-edged sword, which plays a positive

pivotal role in human life with unintended repercussions. Without the facilities
of technology, our lives would be more difficult. However, having heavily
dependent on those technologies may lead to adverse consequences as well. We
are in a serious need for an alternative green technology, which is environmental
friendly. Pending the discovery of alternative technology, we have to strike a
balance and come out with a formula on energy conservation and utilization so
that we can create a better place to live in