Here's India's pledge in Hindi (Romanized and hindi font)
bhaarat mera desh hai | sabhi bhaarateey mere bhai bahan hai | mujhe apne desh sai prem hai aur uski sampann aur vividh parampara par garv hai |
uske yogy hone ke liye mera prayathn zaari rahega | mata-pita, guru tatha agraj mere aadaraneey honge aur unse mera vyavahaar sammaanpoorn hoga |
meri prathijna hai ki apne desh aur janata ke prati meri sradha atal rahegi | unki unnati aur samrudhi par hi mera sukh nirbhar hai |
Jai Hind|
भारत मेरा देश है | सभी भारतीय मेरे भाई बहन है | मुझे अपने देश से प्रेम है और उसकी संपन्न और विविध परंपरा पर गर्व है |
उसके योग्य होने के लिए मेरा प्रयत्न ज़ारी रहेगा | माता-पिता, गुरु तथा अग्रज मेरे आदरणीय होंगे और उनसे मेरा व्यवहार सम्मानपूर्ण होगा |
मेरी प्रतिञा है कि अपने देश और जनता के प्रति मेरी श्रधा अटल रहेगी | उनकी उन्नति और समृद्धि पर ही मेरा सुख निर्भर है |
जय हिंद |
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India's national pledge in hindi Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Get Out of Full Screen Mode in Command Prompt and related windows Sunday, January 17, 2010
If you ever worked in command prompt and switched to full screen just to know how it looks, you will know how difficult it is to get back.
If every command prompt or similar windows are automatically running in full screen, you must have set the defaults to full screen.
If you set the default of every command prompt window to be full screen you can change that by
- Start --> Run
- cmd
- the command prompt is now running in full screen probably. Get out of it by pressing alt-enter.
- Right click the command prompt button on task bar.
- Select defaults (not properties)
- Choose window (among window and full screen modes)
- If it doesn't work when you restart command prompt, do up to step 4 again.
- Then choose properties.
- Set to window
- Click OK, and select save for future windows with same title.
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St. Francis Church, Mele Chovva Sunday, November 22, 2009
St. Francis Church is located on the right side of the road while going from Mele Chovva to Mattanur or Iritty.
Just 400 m from Melechovva junction. It is opposite the HP petrol pump.
St Francis Church Mele Chovva On Map
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Kaumudi Teacher - the teacher who donated her bangles to Gandhiji
Kaumudi Teacher was a Gandhian and malayali freedom fighter. She died in August 2009.
To know more about her read the wikipedia article of Kaumudi Teacher
Or read the Hindu article about Kaumudi Teacher's death
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Who is known as Kerala Gandhi - K Kelappan
K Kelappan was a freedom fighter, popularly known as Kerala Gandhi. He was born in Calicut, Kerala.
He was known as Kerala Gandhi because like Gandhi he was a great proponent of satyagraha.
To know more about him go to the wikipedia article of K Kelappan
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Who is Potheri Kunhambu or Pother Kunhambu or Kunjambu and who wrote Saraswati Vijayam Saturday, November 21, 2009
Pother Kunhambu was a malayali novelist born in 1857, (the year of India's first war of independence) and died in 1919, (the year of the Jalianwala Bagh massacre)
'Saraswativijayam' (1892) is a malayalam novel by Pother Kunhambu (1857 - 1919)
Saraswativijayam begins with the attempted killing of a Pulayan for daring to sing in the vicinity of a proud Nambudiri landlord. Although believed to be dead, the Pulayan survives, and the rest of the novel follows the two protagonists - the master and the slave - as each of them seeks out his particular salvation. The Brahmin goes to Kashi and cleanses himself of pride and ignorance, the Pulayan, through the space opened up by colonial education and Christianity, becomes a judge. At the end of the novel, the Pulayan presides over the trial of the Nambudiri and also marries his granddaughter Saraswati. The novel has the epigraph: Education is the greatest of all wealth.
Source: Hindu
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Some questions in mathematics, 3-D geometry Monday, October 19, 2009
