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xKhan then went on to study theater under the reputed Barry John, whom he credits for carving out the actor inside him, but his mentor considers his pupil as being solely responsible for his greatness and glory, citing Shahrukh to have the perfect combination of talent, perseverance, belief in yourself, a never-give-up-attitude and of course, … Read more
Amy Carmichael was born in Northern Ireland in 1867 to David and Catherine Jane Carmichael. Because she was the direct descendent of both Jane Dalziel and the Scottish Covenanters, Amy was born to a well-off family and she found spiritual important in her heritage later in life while on the mission field in various countries. … Read more
Abstract. Recent researches have indicated the manufacturing of several useful products by using different industrial wastes all over the world. The materials remain as a waste till their potential to right use is understood. The solid waste in India has emerged as a great threat to the environmental health of the country. The sources for … Read more
The taxi or cab market in India has become so competitive and attractive that a majority of people prefer leaving their cars at home and use a taxi. As the fuel prices have been rising, there is always a shortage of public transportation. Getting into this sector is a good idea, considering that it is … Read more
As we know now, India has an extensive inland waterways network of 14,500KMs. Through times, rivers have been efficient and effective for carrying load over long distances. Even in today’s time, many countries depend heavily on inland waterways for transport of large and bulky cargo. Talking economy, the inland waterways are much cheaper and reliable … Read more
Republic day has got a historical significance in the history of India. On this day, 26 January 1950, constitution of India came into existence, and became effective. It marked its place in the history for eternity. Like each year, this year India is celebrating its 69th Republic day with remarkable solemnity, passion, and glory. Governmental … Read more
Being the non residential India, I always had in mind to visit India’s best places during long holidays. Though it is my birth place but I breathe in foreign air from the childhood. While schooling, we were often given the brief lectures about the beauty and importance of the specific landscape in India. Since then … Read more
Introduction- One of the oldest marks of Indian pride that has existed for centuries is our architecture. We have not only had the most diverse styles of architecture but also the most beautifully designed one. Temple architecture has also proved to be a source of civilisation as it provided employment and roles to a lot … Read more
Demonetization was a process adopted by the the govt to eliminate many issue which have been challenging the governance since time immemorial like black money,funding for terrorism and counterfeiting of fake currency. By adopting such sudden and quick step of declaring Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes as illegal, govt thought to eliminate these obstacles.Various … Read more
Everyone wants to travel and visit exotic places. But sometimes due to lack of traveling awareness, they miss out on some of the most beautiful places that everyone should visit. Asia is the largest continent on our planet. It has some of the most beautiful traveling destinations. From the shores of the Pacific Ocean to … Read more
“ India defines diversity, thus diversity is seen in every aspect of Indian life starting from food & clothing to customs & traditions. It is reflected in Indian marriages as well. In Indian society marriage is a highly sacred Instituiton. Marriage has been a very important part of the Indian Society. [1]Marriage is a legalised … Read more
Dowry is the payment in cash or/and kind by the bride’s family to the bridegroom’ s family along with the giving away of the bride in Indian marriage. “Kanyadanam” is an important part of Hindu marital rites. Kanya means daughter, and dana means gift. Dowry originated in upper caste families as the wedding gift to … Read more
The coastal plains of India are settled on the Arabian Sea coast within the west and on the Bay of Bengal coast within the east. According to their location to the east or west of the peninsular, they’re called: East coastal plain, and West coastal plain. This east coastal plain begins from the north with … Read more
Energy scenario in India Energy has become one of the important assets for a developing country like India. According to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), India was the third largest energy consumer in the world as per the data of 2013, after China and the United States of America. Although India has a lot … Read more
You may know that there are numerous ways to earn online money without investment. You can also earn by blogging, playing games, watching videos, from home, by website, youtube, facebook etc. Also i will tell you the process for how to make money online in India. We can take you on complete walk-through for the … Read more
The Epitome of Candidness Whenever we think of the finest veteran actors of India, one of the first names that pops into our minds in Naseeruddin Shah. He is a prominent figure in Indian Parallel Cinema, where his awespiring performances have made him a fan favorite. While the actor has, on several occassions, stated his … Read more
According to an article published in Talk film society, the writer spoke about how effective dialogues were and how the DOP gave his heart and soul to the movie of the millennial. Devdas is rich with dialogue scenes, during which the characters go through multiple emotions and their relationships with the others shift multiple times. … Read more
Kerala has the highest literacy rate among the states of India. But kerala school struggles brake caste barriers and a school in the northern district of Kozhikode is a case point . The Government Welfare L P School in Perambra village has become a dalit only school. Because other communities in village have stopped sending … Read more
ABSTRACT Every language with its own attributes, in today’s world, in today’s century, in today’s time, serves as a method of communication, as a tool for civilization, as a weapon for evolution, as a knot for globalization. Hindi, as such, portrays direct resemblance to inheritance of Indian culture, customs, traditions and identity. Immigration of generations … Read more
India is one of the ancient civilizations in the world. It has achieved multi-faceted socioeconomic progress during the last five decades. It has moved forward displaying remarkable progress in the field of agriculture, industry, technology and overall economic development. India has also contributed significantly to the making of world history. Lying between latitude 4 N … Read more
HCL Technologies is an $ 7 Billion organization with employee strength of nearly 1.2 lakhs. HCL Technologies is one of 35 organization out of 7500 Technology Organization greater than $ 5 Billion and one of the 8 organization which has Net profit of $ 1 Billion. Its serves across 31 countries. The customer satisfaction of … Read more
M is for Mumbai, and “mobile”. Indicator is something we all know,”says Teke, who is an IT engineer from Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI) in Matunga. In 2006, after graduation, he worked for a software firm and developed mobile applications. “I travelled from Nerul to my office in Seepz, Andheri. I used all modes of … Read more
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIONS AND JUDICIAL DISCORD IN INDIA INTRODUCTION India is having a history of conventions that are being followed upon since her tryst in the year 1947. Following the path of other democratic nations such as the United Kingdom , Canada, France and the United States, conventions in India are given a status which is … Read more
Food culture in India has one of the most unique among the world. Food and eating habits are based on different parts, area, religion and region. India most of the population have vegetarian foods but some of the region has Non-Vegetarian foods like meat, chicken and fish. Mainly in India Women do preparation and cook … Read more
There are many characters who are involved in this story in the absolute diary of a part-time Indian. The story basically unfolds several themes and artistic facts. There are also a number of literal elements that are present in the story set. The main character who clearly comes out in the story is Arnold Spirit, … Read more
Previous Inward looking trade policies were replaced by the EXIM policy in April, 1992. Government of India Introduced the EXIM Policy to bring liberalization in Imports and boost the Exports. This was bringing along a new era in India’s foreign trade. About the Foreign trade policy (EXIM Policy): The Director General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) … Read more
Bollywood, or the Hindi film industry of India which produces about 1000 films per year, is the world’s largest film industry. Since then, the first Indian sound film Alam Ara was produced in the year 1931, in many ways in this industry. Preparing films, displaying different areas of Indian life, in a myriad of subjects, … Read more
According to the article, “Arranging a Marriage in India,” written by Serena Nanda, almost all marraiges in India are arranged. The bride and groom might engage in a brief conversation before marrying, but most of the time, the bride and groom do not meet each other until their marriage. In fact, dating or interacting with … Read more
India, A country with a population of over 1.3 Billion people. When a civilization grows to be this size a lot of things can happen, some good and some bad but only one thing is promised, and that is the large impact on the rest of the world. India has always had a large impact … Read more
Development banks are specialized industrial financial institution. O These banks are mostly set up after World War II in both developed and both underdeveloped countries. O Developed banks do not mobilize savings like other banks but invest the resources in a productive manner. O These banks make significant contribution to industrial development. MEANING OF DEVELOPMENT … Read more
From the year 1949 to 1951, the states in India – independently brought into effect the zamindari abolition act. Uttar Pradesh was the first state in India brought into effect the law related to abolition of zamindari system. Subsequently states like Madras (later called Tamil Nadu), Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, etc implemented the Zamindari abolition act … Read more
India has already been through the trend of corruption. It is a very common and powerful predominant feature prevailing since ancient time. History has already witnessed the pressure of corruption as India has always been dominated by other countries, first the Britishers looted from our country and then there were mughals and now politicians. Early … Read more
The story of India: The story of India is a BBC documentary series which was written and presented by historian Michael Wood. This series encapsulates the history of India. Like other great civilizations—Greece or Egypt, for example—over the millennia it has enjoyed not just one but several brilliant golden ages in art and culture. Its … Read more
While analyzing our country a very distinct feature that always stands out to me is the history and foundation behind the amalgamation of states forming one unified country i.e. India. I see our political state as a country being an umbrella to diverse states based on concepts of colonial, monarchial, radical and linguistic ideals. Creating … Read more
Unanimous judgment by the Supreme Court of India (SCI) in Justice K.S. Puttaswamy (Retd) vs Union of India is a resounding victory for privacy. The ruling is the outcome of a petition challenging the constitutional validity of the Indian biometric identity scheme Aadhaar. The judgment’s ringing endorsement of the right to privacy as a fundamental … Read more
Located at Pune, near Lonavala (Maharashtra), Bhaja Caves, also known as Bhaje Caves dates back to 2nd century BC. These rock-cut caves stand straight at a height of 400 feet above the village of Bhaja after which it is named. The significant features of this Bhaja Caves, the Stupas are really eye-catching and reveals a … Read more
India has watched the most elevated increment in the pollution level through the most recent decade, 10 of the most 20 polluted cities are in India. Product consuming in encompassing states, creation and autos, and lost breeze to overwhelm the residue are the components that added to the spike in pollution. Due to these issues … Read more
Presently, in India, 28.4 percent of the population (375 million) is using internet, out of which 10.3 percent are active on social media (136 million). Five years ago, 2.5 percent of the population was active on Facebook. This number is expected to increase to 15 percent by the end of 2016, with Facebook proactively targeting … Read more
Social Advertising is the first form of advertising that systematically leverages historically offline dynamics, such as peer-pressure, friend recommendations, and other forms of social influence. Social media has the power to transform a campaign into a religion. Social Advertising is the media message designed to educate or motivate the Indians to engage in voluntarily social … Read more
Happy Holi 2019 is near about us it is Festival Of Joy & Festival Of happiness. Festival of Excitement or Festival of colors. No its more than it especially when we talk about India and then more about UP And Bihar.We welcome holi and celebrate holi we spread color of happiness joy we share our … Read more
Cultural Artifact The film Arranged (2007) illustrates the modern day lives of an Orthodox Jewish woman named Rochel Meshenberg and a Muslim woman named Nasira Khaldi, who, despite their religious differences and what society thinks, become friends while teaching fourth grade in New York. Along with many judgmental and scornful stares by neighbors, children, and … Read more
The United States is an extremely diverse country. Working in healthcare, one will encounter numerous cultures and beliefs. As results of this, it is the healthcare providers job to educate one’s self on various cultures. The National Institutes of Health identifies cultural respect as an essential factor in reducing healthcare disparities and improving access to … Read more
It is surprising to see a nation like India that was once known for commodities like cotton, jute or spices and regarded an exotic land is now transformed into a powerhouse of Software and Information Technology capabilities. So much so that today India is the third most exciting startup ecosystems in the world. There was … Read more
Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple is located in the city of statues,Thiruvananthapuram. It is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. The name Thiruvananthapuram means The city of Anantha referring to the deity of Padmanabhaswamy Temple. This temple is an indigenous fusion of Kerala and Dravidian styles of architecture. It is one of the 108 sacred Vishnu temples called as … Read more
Born on 3 December 1884, the first President of India, Dr. Rajendra Prasad at the Siwan district of Bihar. He was an influential political leader; he was involved with the Indian Freedom Struggle and was associated with Non-Cooperation Movement and the Satyagraha. He was in teaching line for a brief period of time. As a … Read more
The government launched “Make in India” initiative which aims at promoting India as an investment destination to establish India as a global hub for manufacturing, design and innovation. Under the initiative, the government intends to provide a robust infrastructure to business through development of various facilities and institutions. Achievements of Make in India: Simplification of … Read more
Nobody ever thought that Spirituality could get related to management. The two fields which were entirely different from each other today are seeking lot of recognition and it seems as if they are gelling pretty well with each other. One of a new dimension in management studies and research approaches is Workplace Spirituality which is … Read more
More than thirty years have passed since the dramatic cling of arm in the remote Himalayan region of the Sino-Indian border. This Time gap seems to be appropriate for a correct reexamination of the conflict. The account of India’s attempt to find balance with China, ever since the Kongska Pass incident in 1959 until the … Read more
The WWW of most URLs (Uniform/Universal Resource Locators) literally translated, means the WORLD WIDE WEB. As such, one would think that it would be easy to find information and sites from virtually any point in the world. To some extent, this is the case — but it can be very difficult. As a large part … Read more
After a country attains independence, it begins the long road to stability. Economic stability is a very important aspect of a nation’s independence. New countries are very vulnerable to the greedy hands of the more developed industrialized nations, so their leaders must devise means to strengthen their nation’s economy and keep the money within its … Read more