Thursday, October 16th, 2008 | Author: admin

People use to say ringing the bell is to wake the lord but god never sleeps. Whether it might be the intimation to god that I have entered your place but god knows whatever we do then why we ring the bell. Actually bell is ringed in the temple during the poojas are done reason is while ringing the bell sound will be produced. ‘Om’ is the sound produced when we ring the bell. ‘Om’ is the universal name of the god. There should be auspiciousness within and without, to gain the vision of the lord who is all auspiciousness.

Even while doing the ritualistic aarati we will ring the bell. It is some time accompanied by the auspicious sounds of the conch and other musical instruments. An added significance of ringing the bell, conch and other musical instrument is that they help drowned any inauspicious or irrelevant noises and comment that might disturb or distract the worshippers in their devotional ardour, concentration and inner peace.

Tuesday, October 14th, 2008 | Author: admin

World’s slimmest camera was invented by BenQ Company. The camera is having the three and half inch LCD screen and 16.8mm thick was introduced in the name E1050. This is the first camera to have such a thickness and in the survey it comes to know this is the slimmest camera among various cameras. BenQ is already a well known company for manufacturing camera monitors and too many electrical goods. They are well known for their product standard and quality.

The camera is having 10 mega pixel and 3X optical zoom. This camera has 32 shooting modes like museum, beach, party, fire works etc and it has the capacity of taking high definition pictures at the Pictures can be taken in 30 frames a second. Video can be shooted up to 10 minutes. Memory can be extended up to 16 GB. The weight of the camera is very less, totally it is 120 grams.

Saturday, October 11th, 2008 | Author: admin

Smoking is banned from Thursday in various places like Hotels, restaurants, pubs, offices and even the international airport would be out of bounds to light up the rolled tobacco from Thursday with the ban on smoking in public places coming into effect.
The ban, the implementation of which is effective from Mahatma Gandhi’s birth anniversary, will cover even hookah bars and pubs as well as private offices and public places like bus stops.

Union Health Ministry issued a notification for the ban under the Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products, prohibition of Advertisement and Regulation of Trade and Commerce, Production, Supply and Distribution Act 2003. The Centre, meanwhile, is also not ’so sure’ about the implementing agencies of the ban. While anybody can complain to authorities concerned if a person is found smoking, there is no hard and fast rule as to where the Rs 200rou fine would be deposited.

Wednesday, October 08th, 2008 | Author: admin

Dasara festival is celebrated in India in a very grand manor. Especially in Calcutta Dasara is quiet famous when compare to other cities, big Durga idols are made for Dasara festival. Anyway Dasara is celebrated in all parts of India. In Tamilnadu Dasara is celebrated in the name of Navarathri. All ten days different types of dishes are made in the evening and morning session. Children mainly celebrate the Dasara in a very happy mood with all the dolls.

Indians in the month of September celebrate two days of Dandiya dance and music, as part of the ongoing Indian dance festival. The festival was organised by Indian expatriates in Qatar .About 800 members dressed in colourful and traditional attire participated in the event which was held on 2nd and 3rd October. Various forms of dances including Dandiya, Be Tali Garba, Tran Tali, Dodhiyu, Sword Dance and Sanedo were performed.

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Sunday, October 05th, 2008 | Author: admin

Yesterday, the selectors announced the 15 member team India for the upcoming test series against Australia.

As expected(from the sources, eventhough not officially),Sourav Ganguly was taken into the side.

The team that was picked picked for the series consists of Anil Kumble (capt), Virender Sehwag, Gautam Gambhir, Rahul Dravid, Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly, VVS Laxman, Mahendra Singh Dhoni (wk), Harbhajan Singh, Zaheer Khan, Ishant Sharma, Munaf Patel, RP Singh, S Badrinath and Amit Mishra.

The squad consists of seven batsmen, one wicketkeeper, four fast bowlers and three spinners. The six batting slots are filled by Virender Sehwag, Gautam Gambhir, Rahul Dravid, Sachin Tendulkar, Ganguly and VVS Laxman, with Mahendra Singh Dhoni as wicketkeeper. The two wicketkeepers used in Sri Lanka after Dhoni opted out, Dinesh Karthik and Parthiv Patel, have been excluded.

The first Test starts in Bangalore on October 9. The second is in Mohali from October 17-21. The squad for the remaining fixtures, in Delhi and Nagpur, will be named after the second Test.

So, here’s wishing the Indian team “All the Best”

Thursday, October 02nd, 2008 | Author: admin

Hi friends. From Yesterday(October 1st, 2008), Dussehra or the Navaratri festival is being celebrated across Bangalore, Karnataka, India and especially in Mysooru. Dussehra is the most popular festival in Mysore. It is celebrated on a grandiose scale here. Elephants are decked up with robes and jewelery and taken in processions through the streets of the city. In fact, many people visit Mysore from all over the country to watch this colorful event. There is also a floating festival in the temple tank at the foot of Chamundi Hill and a procession of chariots around the temple at the top.

The Dussehra of Mysore or Mysore Dassara as it is famously called is a 10-day long festival. On the day of Dussehra, a procession of caparisoned elephants carrying the idol of goddess Chamundi is taken through the city. The festival is celebrated in a grand style with scores of cultural performances in the great Durbar Hall of the Maharaja’s Palace. On Vijaydashami, the 10th day of the festival, a colorful procession featuring caparisoned elephants winding through the gaily-decorated streets of the city, mark the occasion.

Many programmes are also held, on the Dasara Occasion.
Here is a brief list–

Programmes List - Janapadothsava
Janapadothsava, Janapadaranga (near Kalamandira)
Date Time Program Details
03 October 2008 /
Friday 2.00 PM to 3.00 PM Dasara Janapadothsava Procession
3.00 PM onwards Inauguration by Kum. Shobha Karandlaje, District Incharge Minister Presided by Sri H. S. Shankarlinge Gowda, MLA
6.00 PM onwards Veeraghase
Somana Kunitha
Pooja Kunitha
Kamsale
Gaarudi Gombe
Patta Kunitha
Dhollu Kunitha
Halage Mela
Kamsale
Bhajana Mela
Makkala Janapada Gayana
04 October 2008 / Saturday 5.00 PM onwards Janapada singing
Sobane pada

Dance Drama
05 October 2008 / Sunday 5.00 PM onwards Yakshagana
Bayalata
Sannatta
Doddatta
Dance Drama
Sangyabalya Dance Drama
Sri Krishna Parijatha
Kolatta
06 October 2008 / Monday 5.00 PM onwards Janapada singing on the story
theme of Manteswamy and Malemahadeshwara
Music and Dance performance
by College troupes
Chlidren’s Dasara
07 October 2008 / Tuesday 5.00 PM onwards Kolatta
Ummathatta
Dhongra (Punjabi dance)
Dollu Kunitha
Tableau show of places in
Karnataka of Janapada interest
Closing ceremony

Dasara festival is celebrated with great pomp and happiness across Mysooru as well as across Karnataka.

So, here’s wishing everyone a very very happy Dussehra.
And friends, if you have not been to Mysooru for the dussehra, then you would better rush, as it is a place, where dassara festival takes place officially.

Monday, September 29th, 2008 | Author: admin

The second film from ‘Mungaru Male’ producer E.Krishnappa coming on the screen after a battle with the regional censor board with U/A certificate from Tribunal is good in some parts. The routine style of narration of teenage girls crossing limits and parents getting worried is out of date subject. Having four cases of teenage girls the director tries to hold a mirror to the society in an avant-garde style. The style of narration is not absorbing and it is easily imaginable. It is a freak out time for teenage girls and boys but highly tension ridden life for parents.

Director Shashank catches up with this and makes a prolonged narration. At drop of a hat everything is understandable today. For such atmosphere here there is no point in consuming more time. The home work of the director Shashank who directed ‘Sixer’ in the last year is not of high quality. The high quality he gets from cinematography and music department of course there are some pretty looking girls on screen.

Passing out SSLC girls Renuka Devi (Shuba Punj) and Chanchala (Radhika Pandit) join the Queens College for pre university study. After initials pranks from Sanjana (Sangeetha Shetty) and Deeksha (Manasi) the first year degree students all the four become thick friends.

Insistence on having a boy friend for Renuka and Chanchala although not acceptable is enforced in the film by the director Shashank with no social responsibility. After having a boy friend what is the state of affairs in life? It is ditching for Renuka Devi who commits suicide while Chanchala showing affection to singer Rahul (Yashas) withdraws from her decision at this stage to prosper in her studies. Facing the dejection is the situation of popular singer Rahul now. Rahul waits after a beating but in the end to get back Chanchala.

Radhika Pandit the newcomer is a treat to watch. She has the right ability and surely reaches the top spot. Shuba Punj in an innocent role is very attractive. Manasi and Sangeetha Shetty are cool in their roles. As the caring parents Achyuth Rao and Sudha Belawadi show good support. Master Kishen the child prodigy in a small role is attractive. Among the new boys Jedi Nagaraj has the perfect looks. Others are fit for supporting character roles. Sharan comedy is boring and senseless.

Friday, September 26th, 2008 | Author: admin

The Chennai-based DTH service provider Sun Direct plans to invest nearly Rs 150 crore and reach out to 30 lakh subscribers by the end of this financial year, its Chief Operating Operator (COO), Mr Tony D’Silva, said. The investment would be utilised for the dish and set-top boxes which are provided free to the subscribers.

The company announced the launch of its service in Gujarat on Thursday. “One of the reasons for choosing Gujarat as the first launch pad outside of South India was the Gujaratis’ strong affinity for their language and rich culture.” Here, it is targeting the 40 lakh household TV owners having neither cable nor any DTH connection. Another 63 lakh TV owners have these connections, he said.

From its launch in December 2007, Sun Direct has reached 14 lakh subscribers in the four southern States. It also plans to launch high-definition TV channels in the next few months and foray into the North Eastern States, Orissa, Maharashtra, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir and West Bengal. The other phase of expansion would target Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar and the rest of the Hindi-speaking belt.

Sun Direct expects to complete its all-India expansion plan within the next 45 days, he added.

Sun Direct is an 80:20 joint venture between the Maran Family and the Astro Group of Malaysia.

Wednesday, September 24th, 2008 | Author: admin

Finding a job is one of the main aims for people once they have completed their schooling. Because, it becomes very important that you earn money and spend it for you and your family. So, if you are one such person looking for jobs in the US, then career education is the best place to look for. Here, there are a complete list of all job openings and careers that you can choose in order to build your career successfully. You can choose any field as your career and emerge out successfully. But, it is very important that you choose the field of your interest and the field which you always had a liking towards it. So, this site offers careers and graduation tips to build better career as it provides a list of the top schools which are specialized in each field. There are a lot of top fashion schools, nursing schools, culinary schools and many more from which you can choose the best program of your choice and emerge successful in that field.

Sunday, September 21st, 2008 | Author: admin

With the cool and winter months ahead, we can look forward to being outdoors, and enjoying some great climate. However, we also need to protect ourselves from mosquitoes, ticks, and other insects. With the West Nile virus scare, along with the general discomfort of mosquito bites, it’s important to protect our skin and stay as safe as possible. Here are some tips and recommendations to make sure you make it through mosquito season without any trouble!Make sure doors and windows have well-fitted screens. You may need to update your screens for the summer, but do make the effort to repair or replace holes and breaks. Getting bites overnight is not fun! Use mosquito repellant. There are a variety of repellants to choose from, but do be sure to do a test-run on a small patch of skin to make sure you are not allergic to any ingredients! Avoid wearing scented perfume. Mosquitoes are attracted to the sweet scent, and will also be attracted to you if you have fruit or sweet residue on your hands or clothing.Stay away from wet areas when mosquitoes are most active. The most active times are at dusk and dawn, so its best to stay out of dense, humid, and wet areas at these times when mosquito bites are almost guaranteed.