J for Jharkhand

01 - India's 28th state.
02 - Became state on Nov 15, 2000.
03 - Separated from Bihar.
04 - Produces 32.4% of India's Coal.
05 - Produces 23.3% of India's Iron Ore.
06 - Produces 33.9% of India's Copper.
07 - Produces 46.6% of India's Mica.
08 - Independence Fight stated by Jaipal Singh
09 - Folk Dance : Paika, Sohrai, Chau, Karma, Nachini, Natua, Agni, Choukara, Senthal, Jamda, Ghatwari, Matha, Lurisayro.
10 - River : Mayurakshi, Barakar, Koyal, Sankh, Son, Auranga, More, Karo, Bansloi, South Koel, Kharkai, Subarna Rekha, Ganga, Gumani, Batane.


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Enterprise Architecture Practitioners Conference - Mumbai, India, March 11-13, 2007

Enterprise Architecture Practitioners Conference - Mumbai, India, March 11-13, 2007


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convergence 2007

Convergence 2007 is a two day research exposure workshop that aims to be your "Gateway to Networks Research". The workshop will features talks on various advancements in networks research. This is organised by the IT Association of the Kanwal Rekhi School of Information Technology (KReSIT).

Convergence is KReSIT's annual flagship event that brings academics, students, and corporate citizens together in an effort to provide perspectives on recent research trends in technological fields of common interest. From 2001 onwards, the workshop has seen themes such as Wireless Communications, Data Mining, Computing Infrastructure in Enterprise Networks, and Databases. This year, we focus on research in Networks.
KReSIT has an active group of faculty members and post-graduate students doing research in the field of Networks. Through this workshop, we attempt to explain recent trends in this challenging technology area, give details of the specialized domains and discuss the future of network research. The lectures will be delivered by researchers from top-notch academic institutes, research labs, and leading companies.


source : http://www.it.iitb.ac.in/convergence07/

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for all quiz buffs : tata crucible

'Tata Crucible - The Business Quiz' seeks to bring together sharpest young minds in India to take on the heat of the toughest business quiz in India. Youth is a key audience cluster which the Tata Group is focusing its communication at and Tata Crucible is one of the key initiatives towards this engagement.

Tata Crucible was started as a key initiative in 2004, a year which was christened as the 'Century of Trust' year to commemorate the death centenary of the Founder of the Group - J.N. Tata and the birth centenaries of two of its illustrious leaders - J.R.D. Tata and Naval H. Tata. It generated huge response as a high quality business quiz in the very first year and has now become an annual event. In a commissioned research Tata Crucible Campus Quiz has been judged highest rated ground quiz by the students of participating colleges.

The Tata Crucible Quiz is a team based contest (2 participants per team) and is held in 3 parts. Two back to back tracks - separately for Tata Corporates and Non-Tata Corporates, are held in June-July each year, consisting of Regional Rounds in 8 cities, followed by National Finals. The third track is held for Campus students in January / February of each year also with 8 Regional Rounds followed by a National Final. Three editions of Crucible Corporate version and two editions of the Crucible Campus version have been held so far to enthusiastic response. Over 1700 teams participated in the three tracks of the quiz held in calendar 2006.

source : http://www.tatacrucible.com


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Himachal Pradesh

- Jan 25, 1971
- Chenab, Ravi, Beas, Sutlej, Yamuna
- Shimla, Dalhousie, Dharamshala (Dalai Lama), Kulu, Kasavli, Solan, Chail, Kufri
- Kharijar in Chamba : "Mini Switzerland"


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is SRK doing good?

Hey guys, are u guys watching the episodes of KBC.
How is srk performing.
I think, anyways, we cannot compare him with Big B.
But it would have been better, if he would have remained natural in his acting.
It seems to me he his overacting for a show like this.

What do you people think.
Just leave a comment on this.


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car pool india[click me]

Carpooling (also known as ride-sharing, lift-sharing), is shared use of a car, in particular for commuting to work, often by people who each have a car but travel together to save costs and in the interest of other socio-environmental benefits mentioned below. There are sometimes special facilities for carpoolers, including designated pick-up points and high-occupancy vehicle lanes which are also at times opened up to designated cars with multiple riders. Carpool projects have been around in fairly structured form going back to the mid-seventies, and in recent years have begun to make much more extensive use of the internet and software support systems. With the recent advent of mobile phones and SMS, there is a push to integrate these technologies into more flexible systems on the web. Ride sharing is an alternative to get to and connect with people at other large events, such as music festivals and conferences.

Carpools may be formed through word of mouth by friends and colleagues, or through online carpooling services. There is also another system, car sharing, which is often mistaken with carpooling.

so visit the india version. click the title

source : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carpool

H for Haryana

01 - name means Bharata Dyansty Home (Bharat was a King of INDIA)
02 - famous place : Kurukshetra (the place where the battle of MAHABHARTA was faught)
03 - Reorganised from Punjab Nov 1, 1966
04 - First to introduce Crop Insurance in INDIA
05 - known as "The Milk Pail of INDIA"
06 - upcoming town Gurgaon
07 - First state to electrify all its villages