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Numerology: Characteristics of Birth Number 7
Number 7 is an introvert number. All those who were born on 7, 16 or 25th of any month are known as Birth Number 7 persons.
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Numerology of Jains and Jainism
Jainism is an ancient religion of India and the followers of this religion are known as Jains. Here is how the numbers have played their role in Jain history, literature and elsewhere.
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Motivation: How Numerology Changed My Life?
I was a very negative person until recent past. But four years ago I started to analyze myself through Numerology and accordingly made some changes in my behavior and work style. It changed my life.
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Numerology Analysis of US President Donald J. Trump
This is a numerological analysis of US President Donald J Trump according to his date of Birth and Name. including his positive and negative qualities and behavior and also some predictions.
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Numerology Analysis of Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India
Mr. Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India was born on 17th September 1950. His Birth Number is 8 and Life Path Number is 5. Both the numbers have played a crucial role in his life. Read how!
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Numerology: Your Number and Your Career
According to Numerology, the best suited professions for you depend on your Birth Number and Your Life Path Number. Here is a brief introduction to Numbers and Careers...
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Numerology: Characteristics of Birth Number 5 People
Birth Number 5 persons are all those who were born on 5th, 14th or 23rd of any month. Like any other birth numbers, birth number 5 persons have their own distinct characteristics.
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Numerology: Characteristics of Birth Number 4
A person born on 4th, 13th, 22nd or 31st of any month comes under Birth Number 4. Characteristics of number 4 people are very different from that of other numbers. Know about these unique people ...
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Numerology: Characteristics of Birth Number 3 People
In numerology, Birth Number 3 is considered as a very good number and as good as number 1. It is number of power and success. In general, 3 is very powerful, strong and good number.
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Numerology: Characteristics of Birth Number 1 Persons
In numerology, every birth number has a specific characteristics which reflects in the life of the person related to that number. Here are the characteristics of the persons having Birth Number 1.
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Name Numerology: Does Changing Name Really Work?
If your birth number and name number are compatible it is beneficial to you. But if the numbers are conflicting, you may face some problems. Changing your name or its spelling can work for betterment.
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Numerology: How to Calculate Your Life Path Number
In numerology, your life path number or destiny number is one of the most important factors. It is as important as your birth number. Here is your guide to calculate your life path number.
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Siribhoovalaya: Multilingual Encyclopedia of Ancient India
Siribhoovalya is a multilingual Encyclopedia of 8th Century India. The book was compiled by Kumudendoo Muni, a Jain ascetic. This is an introduction to the great book, which is a great wonder.
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An Introduction to Numerology
Know the basics of numerology, the science of knowing good & bad effects of numbers on your life. Numerologists can analyze the characteristics of a person just by studying the date of birth and name.
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Angavijja: Ancient Book of Body Language and physiognomy
Angavijja is an ancient book of reading a person through his body language and physiognomy. Ancient Indians used this science to reveal occult knowledge and foretell the future.
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Chronology of British East India Company Rule in India 1498-1858
This is part 1 of the timeline of British Rule in India, and the major incidents took place in the period of 1498 to 1858 AD.
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Chronology of Ancient Indian Dynasties (I)
This is a chronology of important dynasties of ancient India. In part one, I have given timeline of dynasties from Gangatic plain and Northern India. The timeline covers 700 BC to 1200 AD period.
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Meditation: Origin, Practice and Benefits
This article discusses about the definition, origin and different aspects of meditation, it's individual and social benefits, non-religious views on meditation and related issues.
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The Khatri Community of India
Khatri is a prominent community of India, dominant in various walks of life. Here is a wide ranging information on the achievements by individuals of this community.
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Indian Army in World War II
Indian Army played an important role in World War 2. Interestingly, this army was the biggest volunteer army with about 3 Million strengths. Here are some historical facts.
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How to Become a Jain
Many people are asking me about the process of adopting Jainism as a religion. I receive a lot of emails from every corner of the world regarding this issue.
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Indira Gandhi: The Iron Lady of India
Indira Gandhi was third Prime Minister of India. She contributed a lot for progress of India in various fields including Economy, Military, Science, Foreign Policy, Agriculture etc
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Sadhvi Siddhali Shree: First American Jain Nun
Sadhvi Siddhali Shree, previously known as Tammy Herbster, is the first American woman to become a Jain nun. Here is how a war veteran started her journey to her spiritual and ascetic life.
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Acharya Shree Yogeesh
Acharya Shree Yogeesh is a great spiritual teacher. He is not a religious Guru and separates religion from philosophy and spirituality. His teachings are mainly based on Jain and Sankhya philosophy
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Child Photography: How to Photograph Children
Some tips on taking better photographs of children. You do not need to have expensive cameras for getting great photographs. Try these methods and you will get great photos of kids and children.
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Madras Cafe : Bollywood Action Movie Review
Madras Cafe is a Bollywood action and spy movie, starring John Abraham, Nargis Fakhri, Rashi Khanna and many others. This film is based on real happening in India and Sri Lanka during 1980-1990...
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What is a Digital SLR Camera?
What is a Digital SLR Camera? If you are new to photography, this article will help you to know about the basic features of a DSLR camera.
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Photography: Types of Camera Lenses
An introduction to major types of Camera Lenses, their specific characteristics and usages. Includes information of Zoom, Wide, Tele, Normal, Fish Eye, Macro, mirror lenses.
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Invention of Zero and Jain Mathematics
Zero was invented in India, which was later adopted by Arabs. Europeans adopted it from Arabs. Here is a brief history of the number Zero..
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Hindi Movie Review: The Attacks of 26-11
A short review of Ram Gopal Varma's Hindi film The Attacks of 26/11
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History of Space Exploration: First Rocket in the Space to First Man on the Moon
This is a brief introduction to the major events in the history of space exploration, starting from first vehicle entering into space to first landing on the Moon.
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Animals Which Are Vegetarians and Strong
This Hub is not about famous vegetarian persons or vegetarian wrestlers... but about the wild as well as domestic animals who are vegetarians. If you think meat eating makes an animal strong..
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Beautiful South Indian Actresses in Hindi Movies (Part I)
Bollywood always welcomes actresses from South India, while most of the actors come from North India. Here is an introduction to some famous actresses of Hindi movies which are of Southern Origin.
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Jews in India | Indian Jews
An introduction to the interested history of Jew Community of India, their history and some of the famous Indian Jews.
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King Shivaji: The Great Warrior of India (Part I)
Shivaji was a great Maratha warrior of Medieval India who fought against the mighty Bijapur Sultanate and the Mughal Emperor. Here is an introduction to Shivaji's conflicts with Bijapur Sultanate.
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The Parsi Community of India
An Introduction to Parsi Community and Some Famous Parsis of India. The Parsi Community of India is a micro-minority community of India. According to 2001 Census of India report, the population of Parsis in India was...
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Rajput History: Rajputs and Jainism
There is a close relation between Rajputs and Jainism. Many Rajput dynasties were followers and supporters this faith. That is why Jainism get flourished In Rajput era. On the other hand, most of the Jains from...
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World War II: Victoria Cross Recipients of British Indian Army: Part I
About 2.5 Million Indian soldiers of British Indian Army fought against Japanese, German and Italian forces in the various parts of the world in Second World War. British Indian Army especially fought in Burma, Malaya,...
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Neil Armstrong: The First Man to Walk on the Moon
This is one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind -Neil Armstrong after landing on moon. It was the first quote from surface of moon. Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon, was my schooldays...
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Russian War Movies about World War II
Russian film industry is one of the most famous film industries in the world. Russians have produced great movies. This is a list of top Russian movies on Second World War. The list is according to the year of release...
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How to Deal with Unwanted Facebook Friends?
This article deals with removing unwanted friends from your facebook account. It tells you which friends should be removed from your account. I think it may be useful for many. If you want to start a crusade against...
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Param Vir Chakra: The Highest Military Decoration of India
Param Vir Chakra is the highest gallantry award in India which is awarded for the highest valor before enemy to the bravest of brave soldiers in action. This is a rare military decoration, and so for it is awarded to 21...
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The First School for Girls in India
First Indian School for Girls British and American missionaries are the first to start schools for girls in India. Such schools were established in as early as 1810. The missionaries started many schools for girls in...
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Sanjay Sonawani, a Successful Freelance Writer
Sanjay Sonawani was born on 14th August 1964 at Jalgaon in North Maharashtra of India. His first article was published when he was 11. He started his career as a crime journalist in a Hindi daily newspaper published...
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How to Start a Marriage Bureau
Running a marriage bureau in India is a good source of income. Expenses are low and income is high. Here are some tips on how to run a successful marriage bureau.
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Justin Lundeen: an American Convert to Jainism
An interview with Justin Lundeen,an American guy living in Galesburg, Illinois, who has been converted to Jainism. Read his story of conversion and his matured views on Jainism.
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How to Publish a Magazine Successfully?
If you are interested in publishing a magazine, here are some basic suggestions and step by step know how which can help you to become a successful publisher. It is important to know that how much money you have invest...
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Influence of Jainism on Pythagoras
Who Was Paythagoras? Pythagoras was a Greek philosopher as well as a mathematician, who born in 570 B.C.E. on the island of Samos. He was founder of Pythagoreanism, a religious movement, which has many similarities...
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Indian Philately: First Three Stamps of India after Independence
On 15th August 1947 India got freedom from British rule. In that year of freedom, India Post issued three beautiful stamps. This set of stamps was issued on 21st November 1947.
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Jain Birds Hospital: A Hospital For Birds at Delhi
Jains have opened some hospitals especially for birds. People admit injured and sick birds in such hospitals, where the ‘Bird Specialist’ Doctors treat the birds. One of the most famous hospitals for birds is the...
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Green Rose, Blue Rose, Yellow Rose: Roses in Different Colors
Most of us always see red or pink roses. But have you seen ever a blue or green rose? Here are photographs of a rose in different colors. These photographs are not real, but color manipulated photographs in photo...
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Battle of Longewala: India-Pakistan War 1971
Battle of Longewala is known as one of the most crucial battles during the Indo-Pak war of 1971. This battle took place at Longewala, an Indian post near international border in the desert of Rajasthan. In spite of of...
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Time Management Humor: How to Waste Your Precious Time?
There are only 24 hours in a day, so obviously you can waste 24 hours per day at your best. It is a very sad thing that we can not waste our precious time in advance. But do not worry, try your best and waste maximum of...
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King Shivaji and His Muslim Warriors
A large part of King Shivaji's army consisted of Muslims. This is a short introduction to the contribution of Muslims in the mission of the great king Shivaji (1630-1674)
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Miniature Paintings in Jain Manuscripts
The Jain miniature paintings are scattered in thousand of Jain manuscripts, which are preserved traditionally in Jain temples, Jain libraries and Jain Mutts. Further, there is a big collection of Jain manuscripts in...
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Beautiful Actresses of South Indian Films
South Indian film industry is one of the most famous film industries in the world. The industry produce movies in 5 different languages, namely Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada and occasionally Hindi. Actresses of...
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Beautiful Actresses of Russian Movies
Russian film industry is one of the most known film industries in the word. But because of language barriers, we do not know much about the Russian actors and actresses. This is a pictorial introduction to some of the...
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SEO: How to Get BackLinks: 10 Easy Ways
Getting back links to your pages is an important and a must thing to improve the traffic as well as for improving Page Rank in search engines. Building back links is one of the most important factors to improve Traffic...
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Rajput History: Southern origin of some Rajput clans
There is a trend in some clans of Maratha community of Deccan that they are descendents of Rajputs from Rajsthan. But in fact, many of the Rajput Clans like Solanki, Rathod etc were originated from Deccan. It is...
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How to Increase Your Page Views of Your Blog or Website?
Increasing the number of page views of your website, blog or Hub is a very important thing, especially when you are writing to make money. Even if you are not writing for money, then also you should try that the readers...
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The Structure of Jain Community
Like the religion, the followers of Jainism are also misunderstood. Most of the people think that followers of Jainism are mostly business people, and that too from Gujarat and Rajasthan, two states of western...
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How to Write a Press Note and Distribute it?
Eventually, you need to spread news about an event, achievement, announcement etc. on personal level or on behalf of institution or organization. Everybody who want to release a news should know some basic things about...
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Famous Jains on Postal Stamps
Many Jains have contributed to development of India and its culture. Some of them have got place on the postal stamps and postal stationary of India. Here are some of the stamps and postal stationary featuring the great...
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First Mahatma Gandhi Stamps India 1948
On the first anniversary of India's freedom, the postal department of India issued a set of 4 stamps featuring Mahatma Gandhi. These stamps were in 4 denominations, 1.5, 3.5 and 12 Anaas*, and 10Rupees. These are the...
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Freelance Press Photography: How to Earn From It
In this digital age, taking photographs and sending them anywhere in the world has become too easy. If you can take better photographs, you can sell them to newspapers and news magazines. You just want to know what are...
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The Origin of Shiv and Shaivism
Shaivism is the oldest sect of the Hindu religion. But we must note that Shiv is a non- vedic God. There is no reference to Shiv or Shaivism in Rigveda. According to some scholars, Vedic God Rudra was evolved in Shiv....
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Using Roman Alphabets for Hindi Language
The main problem of this language having such a huge number of speakers living in big geographical area is that there is no common script for this language. It is written mainly in Devanagari script in India, and in...
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SEO: How to Improve Your Google Page Rank
some tips for increasing your page rank in Google and other search engines. Read what Google considers for page ranking in search results and take necessary steps. This will help you to see your pages in first or second...
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Emperor Ashok and Jainism
We know that Mauryan Emperor Ashok got converted to Buddhism after the war of Kaling. But did you know that he was a Jain before becoming a Buddhist? A brief history.
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Mahatma Gandhi and Jainism
Mahatma Gandhi, the great leader of India's freedom movement was influenced by Jain Philosophy. This article gives you information on Gandhi's affinity with Jainism. Gandhi was born in Modh Vanik community, a...
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What Jains Do Not Tell You About Jainism?
Most of the Jains like to hide the key factors of Jainism and talk only about Non-violence and Vegetarian diet. Here are some unique features of Jainism
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Every Coin Has At Least Three Sides
When you ask somebody that How many sides a coin has, the most probable answer you will get is 'Two'. But this is a wrong answer, as there is no coin with 2 sides, and every coin has at least 3 sides.
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Emperor Chandragupta Maurya and Jainism
Emperor Chadragupt Maurya was founder of Mauryan Dynasty. He came from a peacock tamer family, defeated mighty Magadhan Emperor Dhananand, ruled over a large part of South Asia and became a naked Jain ascetic in latter...
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China, India, Brazil, Iran: Superpowers of the Future
But I think, that not any single country will be a superpower in the world, as their will be many powerful countries in the world. Powerful in the sense of economy, science and technology, military, culture and so many...
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Who Was Krishna?
Krishna enjoys a special position in Jainism. He is the elder cousin of Aritthanemi, the 22nd ford maker of Jainism. He is a half Chakravarti (Semi Emperor), and one of the 63 great personalities ..
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Spoken English: How to Speak English Fluently Without Joining a Spoken English Class
If you really want to speak English, do not care about pronunciations and grammar. Remember that you are not going to give exams or interview. Just speak in English. Do not care what others would say about your 'wrong'...
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Copyright Act and Fair Use
Many writers on the internet are happy with copy-paste writing. Such writers have no future. So never be a copy-paste writer. True writers write using their knowledge, research, thinking power and creativity. They give...
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Hindi Language is Spreading Rapidly
Hindi is the most popular language of Indian subcontinent. It is on number 1 position as first language, and also on number one position as second language. It is the most popular link language amongst non-Hindi...
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Gomateshwara Bahubali Statue at Shravanabelagola: A Wonder
There is a unique statue of Gomateshwar, also known as Bahubali (Armstrong), in southern state of Karnataka in India. The uniqueness of this statue is that this is the world's highest monolithic statue without external...
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Minority Communities in India
According to the constitution of India, two types of communities are considered as Minority Communities in the country. First is Religious Minority and second one is Linguistic Minority.
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Death of Chanakya
Although Chanakya is a very popular figure in India and literature about him is widely available, it gives an account of his political life, but no one talks about his death. Get that story here.
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Cow is Not Holy in Jainism and Buddhism
The Vedic Hindus think that cow is a holy animal. But in ancient time, cows were being killed by Vedics in the name of religious rituals, and beef was one of their popular food.
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History of Migration of Jain Community
Humans are migrating here and there from ancient times. The migrations were due to natural disasters in their region like droughts & famines, floods, earthquakes etc. and also because of the problems created by other...
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Live and Let Live Philosophy of Jainism
Live and Let Live symbol in Jainism teaches us tolerance and love.
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World War II: Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose and His Submarine Adventure
When Hitler refused to help more to Subhash Chandra Bose for his struggle against British, the latter decided to go to Japan for his military activities. Hitler sent him to Japan through a submarine. Bose's submarine...
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Rare Paintings of Shivaji Maharaj
Rare paintings of Chhtrapati Shivaji Maharaj, a great warrior of medieval India. These paintings are of historical value.
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Freelance Writing: How to Get Published in Newspapers
If you are a freelance writer and want to get published in newspapers, these simple tips will help you to see your articles everywhere and at the same time you will earn some money from your writings.
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Maratha History: 96 Clans of Maratha Community
Maratha is an Endogamous Group and has 96 Main Clans in the community. Each Clan has 100 to 250 sub clans. These clans and sub clans are used as surnames.....A brief write up Maratha Clans
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Jainism: An Introduction to Some Western Jains
people of other faiths slowly got attracted towards this less known religion.A small but increasing number of People started to adopt Jainism. Here I am introducing some of the great western individuals, who have...
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The Religion of Mauryan Emperors
Magadh or Bihar was a great land of activities for Jainism and Buddhism. Jainism and Buddhism were two dominant religions of ancient India. Both the religions were related to ancient Shramanic tradition, distinct from...
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Hindi Urdu Hindustani: One Language, Three Names
Hindi and Urdu are basically same languages. The biggest difference between them is the alphabets or the scripts in which the languages are written. Hindi is written in Nagari (also called as Devnagari) script, while...
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Future of English Language in India
English will remain important written language until their is no common alphabets for various regional languages in India. But this language will never become first language for speaking for a large portion of the...
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Why Indians Are So Crazy About Cricket?
The question is that why Indians love this game so much? Why they do not take much interest in sports like Football, Hockey, Athletics, Wrestling, Kabbadi, Kho Kho?
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Decline of Hinduism: Will Hinduism Survive?
Today the percentage of Hindus in Indian community is said to be 79. But in actual, Hindus are not more than 65 %, and when we think of entire Indian subcontinent, they are less than 40%.
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How to Start a Translation Service
You can make your living by translating books, documents, letters and other things. Here is a short note on this job.
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Top 10 War Movies from Hollywood, Bollywood etc.
A list of my favorite war movies with brief introduction. Include war movies from Hollywood, Bollywood and Russia. If you have missed few of them I suggest you to watch them.
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Why People Watch War Movies?
A large portion of film lovers like to watch war movies. Some people think that people love war movies because they want to see violence. Although this is true to some extent, there are some other reasons which attracts...
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Maratha History: Origin of Marathas
The origin of the word Maratha is in the ancient Prakrit word `Marhatta'. That is a geographical term, which was used for all the people of Maharashtra. But later it was being used for all the warrior people of...
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Vardhaman Mahaveer and His Life
Vardhaman Mahaveer, also known as Teerthankar Mahaveer or Lord Mahaveer, was a socio-religious reformer. He lived in 6th Century B.C. He was contemporary of Buddha.
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I am Mahaveer Sanglikar from India. I am a numerologist and a face reader. I am an author. I write stories as well as articles on numerology and face reading.