Tuesday 22 december 2009
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Hello friends today i would like to take this oppournity to discuss about those members of indian cricket team who are never consider as the real heros as much as other members of the
team like Sachin Tendulkar, virendra shewag, rahul Dravid and many more. one such member of indian cricket team who never comes in the lime light is Rabindra Jadeja who puts his efforts to capture
4 vital wickets of srilanka in the last match played in cuttak. due to his performance he declare the man of the match. it is reailly a wonderful that the selection panel select rabindra jadeja for
the man of the match besides Sachin Tendulkar who scores a match wining knock of 96 not out. but the whole creadit goes to this man because if he not taking those vital wickets then SriLanka might
cross over 300 runs which will be very hard to pass on this wicket as the pitch became slower and slower.
it is more over the team efforts which helps Indian cricket team to beat the strong Srilankan team who makes 161 for lost of only one wicket. Indian blowers reailly done a wonderful come back to
all out Srilankan team for just 240 only.
So at the end i must say that, we must give respect to all those players who always put their hundred percent and helps team to win but never came to lime light.
By amar
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Friday 13 november 2009
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10:13
Hello friends today i would like to say something about the state
Punjab.
Punjab, the land of five rivers and integrated cultural history,is a treasure trove for an avid tourist.For this land of the great gurus not only boasts of ancient monuments but throbs with
historical embodiments.It is no secret that whoever comes to this land of yellow fields with blue mountains providing the romantic and picturesque backdrop has never gone back without
imbibing the essence of Punjab.
There is no dearth of breathtaking palaces,for Punjab was the seat of royality,as the imposing Quila Mubarak will tell you. Museums galore and so are the religious places with the
Golden Temple offering succour to the mind and soul of any one visiting. If you are a wild life freak, then Punjab can take you on a tour of the sanctuaries,which are hot favourites with
migratory birds.Since this state borders Pakistan,there are two main posts from which you can peep into the land that was once an integral part of Punjab and experience the feelings of the
people separated by a line. The much truncated India's portion of present Punjab is divided into three natural regions :the Majha,the Doaba and the Malwa. Punjab, the chief wheat producing
area of the country, is the overland entry point into India. The state is also known for its production of sports and hosiery goods. The holiest shrine for the Sikhs is the Golden Temple in
Amritsar, so called because the dome is covered with gold leaf. I would also like to say a little bit about the holly city Amritsar as Amritsar - the holy city of Sikhs, has grown from a sacred
village pond intoa spiritual temporal centre of Sikh culture. The city gets its name from thepool-Amritsar (Pool of Nectar), which was constructed by the fourth religiouspreceptor of the Sikh
faith. It also lies on the Asain Highway.
By amar
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Friday 13 november 2009
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Hello friends today we will explor about the beauti of Andaman and Nicobar Island.
A short flight from Calcutta by air (it is also connected by flights from Delhi and Madras) is Port Blair, capital of the Andaman Islands. Though travel is restricted here, those islands open to
tourism, with their lovely beaches and coral beds, are a traveller’s delight. On Port Blair, the Cellular Jail and Anthropological Museum merit a visit. Excursions can be taken by motor launch to
the islands of Wandoor and Jolly Buoy and to the bird sanctuary at Chiriyatapoo.
The Union Territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands consisting of about 293 islands (39 of which are inhabited) is situated in the Bay of Bengal. Andaman roup of islands consists of North Andaman,
Middle Andaman. South Andaman and Little Andaman besides many smaller islands.Nicobar group of islands comprises Great Nicobar, Car Nicobar, Nancowry, Katchal and Chowra. The headquarters of this
Union Territory is at Port Blair, situated in South Andaman Island.The topography of the islands is hilly & they abound in evergreen forests.Timber is plentiful and of a vast variety. The
white sandy beaches have a back drop of luxuriant greenery & in the clear blue waters of the lagoons enclosed by coral reefs is an underwater world full of fish of every possible variety.The
Andaman and Nicobar Islands, popularly called Emerald Islands, float in splendid isolation and lie east of the Indian mainland. Once a hill range extending from Myanmar to Indonesia, these
undulating islands are covered with dense forests.There are numerous places of tourist interest in the Bay Islands, another name of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Andaman Islands Neil Island
(about 35 km from Port Blair by sea) is a virgin island and beaches. I hope you all like to visit to this great island in your life time.
By amar
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Friday 13 november 2009
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09:52
Hello friends today we explore the natural beauti of Lakshadweep.
Just off the coast of Kerala are a widely scattered group of coral islands – 36 of them – collectively known as Lakshadweep. They form part of the Union of India and are one of the country’s
newest tourist destinations. Ten of the islands are inhabited by simple, peace-loving folk whose language is close to that spoken in Kerala. The islanders have lifestyles and occupations that
revolve around coconut cultivation, coir matting and fishing. Even today, nothing is actually produced in the islands themselves, and everything comes from the ’mainland’, as India is somewhat
quaintly referred to there. Tourism’s major focus is on water sports, as each of the islands are surrounded by a coral reef providing large areas of crystal clear water for everything from
snorkeling to wind surfing. The five islands which are open to tourists have simple accommodation in the shape of beach cottages. Permits to visit Lakshadweep can be obtained from the Lakshadweep
tourist office in Cochin. Regular flights operate from Cochin to one of the islands, as well as modestly priced ship cruises which stop at all the islands open to tourism. These cruises begin and
end at Cochin.
While equipment for water sports is available at the islands themselves, not much in the way of shopping and entertainment is possible as yet. Lakshadweep is the perfect holiday for those who
want to get away from the artifices of the world and enjoy a few days in simple yet stunningly beautiful surroundings.
I think we should proud of our own natural beauti taht we have the places like Lakshaweep.
By amar
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Friday 13 november 2009
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Hello friends today we will explore Rajasthan.
Rajasthan, India’s desert state, was once a collection of princely kingdoms where feudal traditions still carry on amidst forts and palace hotels.
Bharatpur is famous for its 29 sq km bird sanctuary which has the largest concentration and variety of birdlife in Asia. Throughout the year Bharatpur’s native population of tree and water
birds can be seen, the latter breeding in July-August. However, the sanctuary has gained worldwide attention as being the winter home of several migratory species including the endangered
Siberian crane. T
The capital city, Jaipur, was the stronghold of a clan of rulers whose three hill forts and series of palaces in the city are important attractions. Known as the Pink City because of the
colour of the stone used exclusively in the walled city, Jaipur’s bazaars sell embroidered leather shoes, blue pottery, tie and dye scarves and other exotic wares. Western Rajasthan itself forms
a convenient circuit, in the heart of the Thar desert which has shaped its history, lifestyles and architecture.
Jodhpur’s exquisitely lovely fort, now a museum; art deco royal palace converted into a hotel, and quaint markets, all vividly testify to the history of the princely state.
Jaisalmer, in the heart of the desert, is surrounded by sand-dunes which rendered the sand coloured fort impregnable. Today it is an inhabited city whose chief attraction is lacy filigree
of pierced stonework facades of private houses, and a series of ornately carved Jain temples.
Bikaner too has echoes of the past in its sandstone palace, temples and cenotaphs.
In the north of Rajasthan, Shekhavati is approachable by road from Jaipur. The greatest attraction here are the deserted mansions of local merchants decorated with a profusion of wall
paintings. The subjects and styles vary greatly, and are not encountered elsewhere in India. Nearby Dundlod and Mandawa are forts, now converted into charming hotels. Bundi
is remarkable for its palace fort and gallery of fine frescoes, executed in the style for which the state is famous.
Approachable by road from Jaipur are Ajmer and Pushkar. Ajmer’s pre-eminence is due to the shrine of a Muslim saint who is believed to fulfill one’s wishes. Nearby Pushkar has one
of the very few temples dedicated to Brahma the Creator. The sleepy town with its placid lake is catapulted into prominence for 10 days every November as India’s most splendid camel fair takes
place here, attended by thousands of locals flashing jewellery and exuding colour. For the thousands of tourists who visit Pushkar, accommodation is in the form of tents which cater to all
budgets.
Also in Rajasthan is the wildlife sanctuary of Sariska where a royal hunting lodge has been converted into a hotel. Sariska’s wildlife includes the tiger, panther, deer and antelope. I
think after reading this article you will want to explore the beauti of Rajashtan.
By amar
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