I was recently reading an article on TimesofIndia.com. It was related to the demise of Rajmata Gayatri Devi of Jaipur. In the left side of the article, I noticed that the site had provided a button that could enlarge the picture of Rajmata if anybody wanted to see it. This button would open a new […]
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It comes as a big relief when you hear about a project that will provide a specific number of identification to all people in India. Many big and small countries have these sorts of schemes and we often watch in those hi-tech movies how they fetch all sort of data about a person from the
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It has been only a few days when I started using Fedora 11. Previous to this, I have used Ubuntu for around 5-6 months and have been using Windows from the time I started using computers. Fedora is not working as easy for me as Ubuntu was but I know this is those initial hiccups
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Though I never attended a Yoga camp where they tell you how to keep your body fit, but I feel that they have certain type of advantage for environment. It is not basically what they are intended for but they certainly do it indirectly. At the outset, these Yoga camps generally pertain to the basic
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I was just trying to add Sanskrit as a “language you speak” in my Orkut profile when I came to know about this strange revelation–Orkut does not believe Sanskrit to be a worthy language that can be mentioned in a social profile. They do not even give the option to select it.
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After my tryst with Ubuntu a couple of months ago, I have now installed Fedora 11 on my system and trying to get my hands on this wonderful Linux distro. This is the first time I am using Fedora and am yet to get full knowledge of its varieties from Ubuntu.
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Sanskrit Numerals With Multipliers of 10 It is often difficult to go beyond 1 billion while giving the names in Sanskrit. You know that 0.01 billion means कोटि in Sanskrit but we often do not know what would a billion mean in Sanskrit. I have complied the names of numerals in multipliers of 10 so
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According to the official website, GNUstep is: GNUstep is a free, object-oriented, cross-platform development environment that strives for simplicity and elegance. GNUstep is based on and completely compatible with the OpenStep specification developed by NeXT (now Apple Computer Inc.) as well as implementing many extensions including Mac OS X/Cocoa.
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Just like most parts of Rajasthan, the climate of Jodhpur is generally hot and arid. However, the rainy season from late June to September just like other parts of North India makes it okay for visitors to bear the heat.
You have heard the popularity and usability of Ubuntu Cloud system and know how it helps enterprises to work faster? Now there’s more. Canonical has launched new professional services to help and support users building private clouds in enterprises.
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Mumbai climate can easily be classified as humid throughout the year. Due to its proximity of the sea and tropical zone, Mumbai climate remains same during the year. The yearly climate can be classified in 3 different seasons: winter that stays between November-February, summer that stays between March-May, and monsoons season that stays between June-September.
List of Spanish names of directions from English Here is a list of Spanish names of directions from English. If you have any suggestions or feedback to make these tutorials better, we will love to hear from you. English Spanish North Norte East Este West Oeste South Sur
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