Lal Bahadur Shastri
The Legend Who Outdid Panini
by
Sonal Sharma
Shri Raja Ram Shastri was a colossal genius who outdid the legendary Ashtadhyayi of Panini with his pathbreaking research revolutionizing the field of Sanskrit grammar and linguistics itself. This work was also referred to the Nobel Prize Committee in 1992. This article attempts to give a brief outline of the life and works of this multi-dimensional personality who left a stamp of originality and erudition on each of his work.
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id=254045 - Jul 27, 2006
Best Places to See in Delhi
by
Mamta Dhingra
The capital of India Delhi holds historical and modern age importance as well. It is an excellent tourist destination for Tourists of all over India as well as from foreign countries to spend their holidays. There are many attractions in Delhi that are a must watch. So on a visit to Delhi make sure to not leave out the important places to see in Delhi and it will surely make you fall in love with the place. Here the article lists the important historical monuments to gardens to museums to religious places which area treat for you.
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id=5453410 - Nov 26, 2010
A Discussion
by
Saltee Awan
The French army chief Gen Brono resigned for a mistake of his soldier who, by an accident, shot a bullet at a national defense festival, causing 7 people to suffer minor injuries. And the president accepted resignation to keep the morale of the army high. One must not be appreciated at the expense of other.
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id=5612273 - Dec 25, 2010
Indian Travels 2005 - Delhi - Peace vs. Chaos
by
Michael Russell
I last came to Delhi in 1988 - it hasn't changed much. There are still the green and yellow tuk tuks (covered three-wheelers) scooting in and out of the traffic. Now, though, they're powered by CNG (gas) - then it was two-stroke.
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id=178895 - Apr 14, 2006
Accomodation In Delhi - Palm Greens
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Pal Greens
Chandni Chowk - One of the main markets of Delhi, Chandni Chowk was once lined with beautiful fountains. But today the place is very crowded and congested. Chandni Chowk is located opposite the Red Fort. The Area has got the Digamber Jain Temple which houses the Birds hospital. On one end of Chandni Chowk is the Fatehpuri Mosque which was erected by the wives of ...
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id=341959 - Oct 29, 2006
Vedic Numerology II
by
Govind Kumar
Like Pythagoras' intoxication with the Music of the Spheres( Wisdom), the Indian Sages were infatuated with Knowledge. Many scientific truths were recognized by them in higher states of consciousness which came to be known as the Vedas. One such sage was Vararuchi, who discovered the interrelationship between numbers and letters of the alphabet.
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id=350877 - Nov 07, 2006
My "Journey Beyond the Three Seas" - An Indian Telecom Travelogue
by
Andrey Gidaspov
The article provides you with useful insights on Indian telecom sector.
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id=552100 - May 04, 2007
An Indian Farmer
by
Arun Bose
India is an agricultural country. India lives in villages. The villagers depend on agriculture. They are either farmers or workers on the agricultural fields. Ours industries and urban business also depend on agriculture. Thus, an Indian farmer truly represents India. He can be called the son of the soil. It is on his sweet and labour that our progress and prosperity depend.
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id=1284255 - Jun 28, 2008
War Between Two Democracies
by
Anshuman Gothwal
The wars between India and Pakistan are cited as the only wars between two democracies. The article is a walk through which talks about the wars between the two countries.
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id=1554913 - Oct 04, 2008
A Brief on Indian Administrative Services
by
Gajendrak Verma
Article throws light on some of the insights of Indian Administrative Services, its importance, allied working realm, various cadre posts and their functions. Indian Administrative Service (IAS) was founded in the year 1946 and is one of the three All India Services, with the other two being Indian Forest Services and Indian Police Services. Civil Services Exam or Indian Administrative Services acts as the inner strength of Indian government system that runs the local administration of different states.
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