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   We all learned what History and Science taught us that Man is a social animal but why it was called one... we got to know this year. This year when the lockdown was imposed on us and we all were confined in our home. We were unable to travel and move around as we usually did, at the start, everything seemed to be fine, but as the time passed and lockdown got extended the theory of man being a social animal kicked in, as everyone had an urge to get out, move around, meet friends and relatives, go to restaurants and return to the normal routine which we previously found monotonous and boring. Isn't it ironic, it only took a few days to make us fall in love with the daily routine which we previously used to hate? Students missed schools and colleges, employees missed travelling to their offices, people complaining about trains and traffics missed going out.  Lockdown indeed changed a lot from our routine and also about the way we see things. Employees working from offices are now

  What makes humans different from other animals? Let's give it a thought……. The answer is obvious: it is Language and not the Brain which differentiates us from other animals. The ability to speak is one of the greatest strengths of human beings, and with the use of this strength, we are achieving heights of success in this world. It’s true that our development is due to the use of our brains but imagine if we couldn’t speak or convey our thoughts, the very power to think becomes powerless. Think about any revolution that took place in history, didn’t it take place when like-minded people communicated and conveyed their thoughts to others. It is said that- “The person who speaks, sells the most” which means in order to move forward and get success one must speak and thus use language.   Language, if used properly and positively, unites people and brings peace but at the same time if used to spread negativity and hatred then the very same strength can be the cause of chaos and can