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Pravina Tamang replied | 1 day ago

Both yoga and exercise aim is to be fit but yoga mostly focus on breathing pattern of the body with each movement and during each asana  

Kavita Venkatesh Murthy replied | 14 hrs ago

Hatha Yoga is one of the most well-known and widely practiced branches of yoga. "Ha" means Sun and "Tha" means Moon. means the union of sun and moon energies — the balance of opposites within us.
It aims to harmonize and balance the two fundamental energies in the human system — solar (dynamic, heating, vital) and lunar (cooling, calming, nurturing).

Sakshi Gangwar replied | 1 day ago

• Yoga = Mind–body practice focusing on breath, flexibility, balance, and inner calm.
• Exercise = Physical activity focusing on strength, stamina, and fitness.

Kavita Venkatesh Murthy replied | 14 hrs ago

Yoga is a mind-body practice focused on holistic well-being and breath, while exercise targets physical fitness and performance. Yoga is restorative and low-impact; exercise is often intense and goal-oriented. They are an excellent complement, as yoga enhances flexibility and recovery, while exercise builds strength and endurance.

Rashi Bali replied | 3 days ago

Student should practice on regular basis even if they solve 1 problem in a day it will have a positive effect overall,  learn the fundamentals concept will help to understand accounts but accounts is not all about learning main point is why we are doing it and what type of results we are looking for it . So focus on hands on practice rather than learn book languages without making sense 

Dheeraj Kushwaha replied | 1 day ago

11th-grade students face challenges in accountancy, including difficulty understanding concepts (e.g., double-entry, terminology), time constraints in exams, fear of mistakes or the exam itself, lack of practice, and an overwhelming syllabus. These issues cause anxiety and errors, impacting performance. A structured roadmap can help:

• Build fundamentals: Master basics like the accounting equation and debit/credit rules.
• Practice regularly: Solve varied problems and past papers under timed conditions.
• Manage time: Break down questions systematically to work efficiently.
• Reduce fear: Use mock tests to build confidence and minimize errors.
• Follow a study plan: Allocate time for theory, practice, and revision, focusing on high-weightage topics.
• Use resources: Refer to NCERT, reference books, and online forums like X for support.

A tailored roadmap, like the one you used to score 95%, can address these issues effectively. DM you for the detailed plan.