English project

Presentation by Arya and Debroop

 All you have to fear is fear itself
The phrase "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself" comes from the
inaugural address of Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd President of the United
States his speech, President Roosevelt addressed the widespread fear and
panic that had gripped the nation due to the economic hardships of the time.
He aimed to inspire confidence and unity among the American people,
emphasizing that fear itself was a major obstacle to overcoming the
challenges they faced. The idea behind this phrase is that fear can paralyze
and prevent people from taking action to address their problems, and that by
confronting fear and working together, they could begin to tackle the issues at
hand.
The phrase has become iconic and is often quoted to convey the idea that
excessive fear and worry can be counterproductive, and that facing challenges
with a clear mind and determination is the key to overcoming them.
in simpler words
Harmonizing Courage: Conquering Fear through Melody

SPARSH SHAH
Sparsh Shah, a disabled singer, overcame his obstacles
through sheer determination and passion for music. Born
with a rare brittle bone disorder, he faced physical challenges,
but his spirit remained unbroken. He pursued his love for
singing by using his voice as his instrument. With the support
of his family, he learned to adapt technology to perform and
record music. His inspiring journey, coupled with his talent,
garnered attention on social media, leading to opportunities to
perform on various platforms. By focusing on his strengths
and using technology creatively, Sparsh Shah transcended his
physical limitations and became an inspiration to many.
 Unveiling the Triumph of Silence
and Darkness
 Hellen keller was a remarkable American author, political activist,
and lecturer who overcame the challenges of being deaf and blind
to achieve significant success in her life. Her story is one of
determination, resilience, and inspiring accomplishments.
Struggles
 Early Challenges: Helen Keller lost her sight and hearing due to
an illness, likely scarlet fever or meningitis, when she was just 19
months old. This left her in a world of darkness and silence,
unable to communicate with others.
 Isolation: As a young child, Helen experienced extreme isolation
due to her disabilities. She had difficulty understanding the world
around her and communicating her needs, leading to frustration
and tantrums.
Accomplishments

She is considered one of the United States’ most notable humanitarians,

taking a public stance on a variety of social issues from women’s
suffrage to the treatment of people with disabilities – and much more.
She was a particularly fierce advocate for people who are blind and low
vision, testifying before Congress to improve their lives. She was also a
co-founder of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
 Stephen Hawking

Renowned theoretical physicist, cosmologist, and author who was

Diagnosed with ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) at the age of 21-
It was said that he had only few years to live-
*Scientific Contributions:* -
Formulated groundbreaking theories on black holes, cosmology, and
the nature of the universe -
Published "A Brief History of Time" (1988), a best-selling science
book - Inspired new avenues of research and thinking in physics and
beyond