Gandhi Jayanti
Gandhi - Man of Peace, Man of Love
by
Josh Lipovetsky
At the time of this writing, it is October 2nd, 2009; the 140th birthday of Mohandas Gandhi, and the celebration of Gandhi Jayanti, or the International Day of Non-Violence. What better way to celebrate than a viewing of the 1982 classic "Gandhi"? The movie is an amazing homage to the most powerful Indian leader, and one of the most loving, non-violent men that ever lived. What made Gandhi so inspirational, was all of physical/emotional beatings that he took, and his refusal to back down. Mohandas Gandhi was the most peaceful man to ever live.
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id=3280492 - Nov 17, 2009
We Can Afford to Forget Gandhi But Not His Message!
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Gopal Mishra
The preacher of non-violence, M K Gandhi is being forgotten in his own land, INDIA. Can we afford to do so? Can we forget him, and more importantly his teachings?
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id=5225845 - Oct 18, 2010
Know Some Important Dates of India
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Jennie Kakkad
India is known worldwide for its rich heritage and cultural beliefs. For the richness and sweetness attained, the country pays tribute to various people who played an influential role in this attainment. There are many special days celebrated all over the nation to memorize these special people and their significant contributions.
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id=5420545 - Nov 21, 2010
Festivals of India
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Taba Ajum
India is very popular through out the world for the colorful festivals. Come and be the part of this great celebration.
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id=2523440 - Jun 25, 2009
Know the National Festivals of India
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Jennie Kakkad
India is a country with diversity in religion, lifestyle, culture, language, food, and festivals. Every festival celebrated in the country has its unique influence in the life of different people in accordance to the beliefs, religion, and culture of the people. There are many types of festivals eminent in India and each has its own significance.
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id=5335090 - Nov 06, 2010
Success Quote - This Leader of the 20th Century Can Still Set An Example for You To Follow
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Kevin J. John
Mahatma Gandhi led a life dedicated to truth and justice and constantly striving to improve his mind. He became one of the influential leaders of the 20th Century. You can learn about the value of developing your inner strength from Ganhdi's example.
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id=582700 - May 28, 2007
India - A Land of Fest and Feast
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Swati Saxena
India celebrated every moment of life. The festivals in India may have different objectives but the quintessence is the same. All the festivals are celebrated jovially in mystifying India.
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id=1887774 - Jan 16, 2009
Local Governments Under the Indian Constitution
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Kalpana Navale
In this era of globalization and rapid economic growth, it is even more essential to ensure that the voices of the Panchayats are heard, that Panchayati Raj leaders and workers have a say in shaping and influencing development policies. So that grassroots needs and aspirations are represented, and the benefits of our economic growth flow. The Panchayat system has been integral part of the Indian village system through ages. A village is self contained microcosm, a composite peasant society representing different communities and cultural hues. It does not have irritant elements but represent an integrated culture, free to a greater extent from the penetrations of urban cultural patterns into the village life.
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id=5560236 - Dec 15, 2010
Delhi Travel and Tourism
by
Dr. Minhaj Alam
According to the famous India Poet Mirza Ghalib "The world is the body and Delhi its soul," sometimes referred to as 'Dilli' is the second-largest metropolis in India after Mumbai. The city of Delhi is situated on the banks of the River Yamuna and shares its borders with Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Punjab. The city of Delhi is one of the best examples of the fusion of ancient and modern cultures where all the major religions of the world flourished together.
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id=1305283 - Jul 07, 2008
Popular India Festivals Info
by
Alok K Rana
India is a country of celebrations. Festivals in India are rejoiced with great pomp and show. People from all over the world get fascinated towards fair and festivities that take place in this country.
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