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1. Uttara Kalamrita by Kalidasa - A rare manuscript on Vedic Astrology September 02, 2009 Uttara Kalamrita by Kalidasa - A rare manuscript on Vedic Astrology The Kalidasa (author of Uttara Kalamrita) is not the legendary kalidasa poet. Kalidasa the author of (Uttara Kalamrita) was South Indian, belonging to the 17th or early 18th centuries, a devotee of the Great Mother goddess, Para Shakti, Maha Tripura Sundari. This ancient manuscript is a rare jewel in vedic astrology. The translations for this are avaiable in Hindi and English from leading publishers. The highlights of the book are described hereunder. 1. Rare Shlokas describing the determination of time of ... (read more) Author: Navin Sabharwal

2. LOK Sabha Election schedule 2009 India : Phase II of India Election 2009 April 24, 2009 THE SECOND phase of polling for the 15th Lok Sabha electon india will be held on April 23, 2009. This phase would see polling in 13 states - Goa, Tripura, Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Manipur, Orissa, Maharashtra, West Bengal, Jammu and Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh – for 140 Lok Sabha seats. Two of these states (Goa and Tripura which have two constituencies each) would see all their constituencies going to polls, that is, these states would be voting in a single phase which happens to be the second phase. Andhra Pradesh (20 constituencies), Assam (11), Jha... (read more) Author: Roony Willaim

3. Famous Travel Destination of India October 10, 2008 Apart from being home to the rich diversities of nature, India is also known worldwide for its valuable assets of diverse cultural forms, which are the outcome of the united beingness of a wide number of cultural ethnicities, traditional heritages and religious beliefs. If on one side there are snow clad mountains, to the other there is a hot desert and if on one side there are mountain ranges then there are coastal plains too. Jammu and kashmir Jammu and Kashmir has been famous for its beauty since time immemorial and was properly described as heaven on earth . The state has some of the bes... (read more) Author: Archna gupta

4. Bird Flu Outbreak Reported in Northeastern India April 06, 2008 Authorities in India say a suspected outbreak of bird flu has been reported in a northeastern area near Bangladesh. A Tripura state veterinary official says about 3,000 birds have died in the past week. He says symptoms indicate that it could be bird-flu, however, final results are expected on Monday. He says health workers are preparing a mass slaughter of chickens and ducks in the area if bird flu is confirmed. Last month, India confirmed an outbreak of bird flu in West Bengal state, also bordering Bangladesh. Authorities killed more than 90,000 birds in an effort to control the spread of... (read more)

5. Durga Pooja is a Time to Invoke the Blessings of the Goddess September 12, 2007 The weather turning pleasant, the autumn being heralded through the colorful leaves, the fragrance of celebration hanging in the surroundings is a sure shot sign that Durga Pooja is in the air. Durga Pooja is the biggest festival of all Bengali Hindus in the Indian states of West Bengal, Orissa, Tripura, Assam, Jharkand and other parts of East India and Bangladesh. Even countries like Nepal and Bhutan celebrate the festival with certain variations in the rules and customs. The festival celebrates the homecoming of the goddess Durga and is celebrated from the sixth day to the tenth day of the p... (read more) Author: Denis tyler

6. Tribal Militants Kill Eight in Northeast India September 25, 2005 Police in India say tribal separatist rebels have shot and killed eight Bengali-speaking villagers in the far northeastern state of Tripura. The attack occurred Sunday morning in a village east of Agartala, Tripura's capital city. Three women were among those killed. Two people were seriously injured. Authorities say the raid was carried out by militants from the National Liberation Front of Tripura, who have been fighting for an independent tribal homeland for decades. Tribal people once dominated the region, but now say they have been reduced to a minority after years of settlement by Beng... (read more)

7. Rebels Ambush, Kill 16 Indian Soldiers December 29, 2004 Indian authorities say separatist rebels have killed 16 Indian soldiers in an ambush in the country's northeastern Tripura state. Police say the soldiers were guarding a road construction project near the town of Dangabari when they were ambushed Tuesday morning. Reports say some 50 rebels attacked the soldiers, killing 15. Another soldier died of his wounds while being brought to a local hospital.  One rebel was killed in the firefight. Police officials also say the rebels took weapons and ammunition from the dead soldiers. Authorities have blamed the National Liberation Front of Tripur... (read more) Author:

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