Yes, I agree that sometimes crying is good for our health. Many kinds of research have shown that crying releases stress and emotional pain. Crying is a natural response of human beings to a bunch of emotions including sadness, grief and frustration.

People try to suppress tears thinking as a sign of weakness but science suggests that suppressing tears might miss out a range of health benefits. There are positive benefits of crying on our health. In the past eras, physicians postulated that...

1) I sometimes forget to do my homework.

2) My father has never touched an alcohol drink in his life.

3) My father often goes for walk on Saturdays.

4) We occasionally go to the movie theatre.

5) My brother is in America. He telephones us from time to time.

6) My mother always gets up at five o' clock.

7) He does not like alcoholic drinks but now and then takes some wine.

8) I generally drink my tea with milk.

9) Have you ever been to Agra?

10) The restaurant hours vary as it is frequently booked for...

One event from my life that remains etched in my memory is when I attended a comedy show with some friends. We had been looking forward to the performance for weeks, excited to unwind and enjoy a night filled with laughter. As the comedian took the stage, his hilarious anecdotes and witty punchlines had the entire audience roaring with laughter. The atmosphere was electric, with each joke landing perfectly and resonating with the crowd. Soon, the contagious laughter spread like wildfire, and...

Kapil Sharma, my favorite comedian, is a bundle of joy and laughter. With his infectious smile and quick wit, Kapil possesses a charismatic personality that instantly draws people in. He has a natural ability to connect with his audience, creating a warm and friendly atmosphere wherever he performs.

In terms of acting, Kapil is a true gem. He effortlessly transitions between different characters, each with its own distinct quirks and mannerisms. Whether he's playing the lovable "Bittu Sharma"...