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    cooling. . As the cooling planet dried out, Yunan and Bengal were hit particularly hard by the cold temperatures and failed monsoon rains. The people of Yunnan faced starvation as the rice harvest was compromised for three years. However, the aftermath of this famine acted as a catalyst for the farmers of Yunnan to start planting opium poppies. This cash crop provided insurance from future failures and relieved their dependence on grain harvests. Bengal also suffered greatly from the failure of…

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    disasters that occur throughout the world. It is clear that Singer believes that this can only be accomplished once developed nations realize that there is an ethical duty to do so. Throughout this text Singer states three obligations that would help the Bengal region, which is the example he uses to help state his case. These three obligations can be summed up as: 1. Death and suffering caused by lack of necessities are bad. 2. If someone can prevent something bad from happening without…

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    In “Famine, Affluence, and Morality,” Peter Singer begins his document by stating his first argument, that people in Bengal are dying from lack of food, shelter, and medical care which is not acceptable. Now, the people in Bengal are not the only people dying from these things, however at the time that Singer was writing this, Bengal was the current problem. Now-a-days, we see this problem everywhere. When I was in Belize last January there were kids walking around barefoot and extremely skinny,…

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    quote “You never know how strong you are until being strong is your only choice” –anonymous all I can think of is the elegant Bengal white tiger. The white tiger, scientific name Panthera Tigris Tigris is my personal favorite animal. The white tiger is awfully similar to the majestic Bengal tiger in appearance, behavior and, habitat apart from its beautiful ivory coat. The Bengal white tiger uniqueness is greatly thanks to its shocking appearance. The tiger’s magnificent appearance is a result…

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    lacking empathy and emotions towards one another. With simple honest principles society can begin a transformation of humankind as described in Erin Murphy’s “White Lies,” Maya Angelou’s “Momma, the Dentist, and Me,” and Gita Mehta’s “The Famine of Bengal.” Each story has different thoughts and strategies, yet all three inform on the various practices of human spitefulness. All stories explore the emotions of terrible hardships and glorious triumphs that were overcome as their courage was…

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    Peter Singer posits in his article “Famine, Affluence and Morality” that many developed countries like the United States should be willing and ready to engage in activities that promote eradication or prevention of famine, disasters or calamities throughout the world. He believes that this can only be accomplished when United States like many developed nations realize that they there is a clarion call of ethical duty upon her to do so. It our opinion that this paper will explain the main…

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    liberalization and privatization ensured minimal welfare gains of the informal workers in Maharashtra.. The state of Maharashtra lies in between West Bengal and Tamil Nadu as far as the welfare of the informal sector is concerned. The state of Tamil Nadu showed more interest for protecting the informal workers than Maharashtra .But in comparison to West Bengal the state officials of Maharashtra were more eager in protecting informally employed workers. In Maharashtra the private-sector is…

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    What don’t they have? 2. Cincinnati Bengals: 6-0 (4) The Bengals have proven it to me. They are the second best team in the NFL. This game was supposed to be the dud game for the Bengals. The game that looks easy on paper, but in reality, the team was supposed to under perform. But what happened? The exact opposite! Andy Dalton and the Bengals handled business, winning their sixth game in a row, 34-21 over the Bills. Despite, A.J Green…

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    it became evident that there was a clear connection between the two different stories. The hyena which represented the crazy cook killed the injured zebra who was actually the Chinese sailor and the motherly orangutan who was Pi’s own mother. The Bengal tiger, Richard Parker, was in fact Pi himself. In fact, was Pi’s struggle with the tiger actually an internal struggle he had to face alone? There was a break, a deep silence that filled the interrogation room. Pi ended his second story with…

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    and fiction with cunning charm. In the novel, an adult version of Pi tells his story to the reader. Pi Patel was named after a French swimming pool and then nicknamed himself after the irrational number. He survives 227 days lost at sea with a Royal Bengal Tiger until he arrives at the coast of Mexico. Life of Pi is a truly incredible book crafted by Yann Martel’s exquisite knowledge of mundane facts which help aid the legitimacy of the book. Great novels have great authors and Yann Martel is…

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