In one of our recent article , we had told that Germany has been taking the environmental issues pretty seriously and following the same path, today(27-Feb-2018), a German court has given permission to cities for banning diesel driving cars, so as to fight air pollution. According the thelocal online magazine, this decision is come as a shocker to the car industry. The Federal Administrative courst of Leipzig has told that local authorities can hereafter ban older, dirty diesel automobiles from their city centres. This would mean that, a huge amount of drivers cannot visit the city in their vehicles. The decision is now at the hands of the local city and municipal authorities to impose bans and the court doesn't impose such bans directly. This means that, it will be a huge change for cities like Stuttgart and Düsseldorf, which are considered to be highly polluted. With Germany preparing itself to give a tough fight againt Environmental changes...
If you are in Germany, or want to pursue your higher studies in Germany, then YES you need to learn German language. And i agree that German is a tough language to learn, which takes time for you to absorb and it needs lots of practice. But if you learn German, then your chances of getting a Internship or Job becomes high. OK, you may ask, "Why do i need to learn Deutsch? What's the rush??" Let us go through a couple of scenarios.. SCENARIO - 1: When you come to Germany for your higher studies, most of you will be looking out to work here for some years according to your field. But, just think, if someone is hiring you for a job, they will definitely expect you to know the German language at least to a certain level, so that you can interact with your colleagues or take active participation in the group work. Because, at work place, it is important that, you share your ideas and work in a group, For which, you need to speak in a language where everyo...