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2 months left students await photocopies of answersheets
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Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, mockery of education system, photocopies of answersheets, post-graduate students –
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Aurangabad: Inordinate delay in receiving photocopies of their answer-sheets has forced some post-graduate students of Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University (BAMU) to appear for fresh exams. The students alleged that more than two months have passed since they applied for the photocopies, and they have had no choice but to give their exams again
We had applied for a photocopy of the answer-sheets through our college on January 7 by paying requisite fees. In my case, I had sought photocopies for three subjects. I failed in one subject and got less marks in the other two. While around a months time was expected to get access to photocopies, we have still not received them,said one of the affected students. He added, It is a mockery of education system. Throughout the last two months, we have been eaten with uncertainty over the previous marks and worries about the upcoming exams. When contacted, BAMUs officiating controller of examination, Pralhad Lulekar, said the varsity has cleared all applications seeking photocopies of answer-sheets. We had personally contacted colleges and asked them to take custody of the desired photocopies of answer-sheets of students. Not a single application is pending with us right now, he told ToI. Hemlata Wankhede, director of the Government Institute of Science, to which the said students belong, said her office staff had responded to every phone call made by the university about the photocopies of answer-sheets, but a few students are still left out due to a fault by the university
We had applied for a photocopy of the answer-sheets through our college on January 7 by paying requisite fees. In my case, I had sought photocopies for three subjects. I failed in one subject and got less marks in the other two. While around a months time was expected to get access to photocopies, we have still not received them,said one of the affected students. He added, It is a mockery of education system. Throughout the last two months, we have been eaten with uncertainty over the previous marks and worries about the upcoming exams. When contacted, BAMUs officiating controller of examination, Pralhad Lulekar, said the varsity has cleared all applications seeking photocopies of answer-sheets. We had personally contacted colleges and asked them to take custody of the desired photocopies of answer-sheets of students. Not a single application is pending with us right now, he told ToI. Hemlata Wankhede, director of the Government Institute of Science, to which the said students belong, said her office staff had responded to every phone call made by the university about the photocopies of answer-sheets, but a few students are still left out due to a fault by the university
Monday, 28 October 2013
With web portals like Living gifts, you can find best Diwali gifts available online
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Chocolates, Diwali diyas and candles, Diwali gift Combos, Diwali gifts, Diwali Special Dry Fruits, Diwali sweets, online gifts in India –
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As
Diwali approaches, we gear up with enthusiasm and fresh energy to welcome this
festival of lights. Sky lit up with exquisite fireworks, homes decorated with
everything auspicious, and markets flooded with fabulous merchandise, this is Diwali.
It is an occasion that entail months of planning and gifts are an integral part
of these celebrations. These gifts are symbol of love and care that we have for
our loved ones and they also are a great medium to foster better business
relationships.
In
the recent years, online shopping has quite evolved with growth of internet.
It’s convenient, fast, and time saving for the shoppers. Diwali gifts are also now available on various online gifting
portals. You can find many assorted online
gifts in India and also send them anywhere across the world. Rediff, India gifts
portal, living gifts are India’s most valued online portals that have ample
choice of gifts for every occasion.
But
if you are still confused about what to gift, then this list of few top Diwali gifts may come to your rescue.
Top five Diwali
gifts:
Diwali Special Dry Fruits: Dry fruits are very popular among people for Diwali,
Dry fruits gift hampers can speak a
million words with their traditional taste of love, so why not share them with
your loved ones on such special occasion as well.
Chocolates: Most of the online stores offer a wide variety of
assorted chocolates in beautiful gift wraps to add an extra gleam to your
festivity.
Diwali gift Combos: You can also pick these gift hampers that include
various goodies handpicked and creatively decorated to make an auspicious
occasion more special.
Diwali diyas and candles: To bring light to your life and your home, nothing
can match the beauty of handmade diyas/candles in vibrant colors and designs.
Diwali sweets: Sweets perfectly complement every special moment. Send assorted sweets
to your loved ones and add sweetness of relations to your life.
And
to buy these gifts, you may surf the web and purchase them from leading portals
like living gifts.
These
online stores give you vast selection of gifting ideas with prompt and free
delivery at the specified location. You can send gifts to your loved ones
anywhere in India just by selecting the gift and making its payment online. The
outcome of these efforts is a wonderful gift that brings a vibrant smile on the
face of recipient.
All
these portals have started Diwali gifts
offerings on their portal. Particularly on living gifts, the gifts they offer
are diversely designed keeping in mind individual preferences when it comes to
celebrating an auspicious festival like Diwali. In the festival season, if you send Diwali gifts online, you can save
a lot of time and money. This online shop offers easy payment option through
various means along with assured delivery of the gifts at your desired place.
It
is also easy to choose a perfect Diwali
gift from these online stores as they have categorized their offerings
quite suitably to ease out your search. They understand that every occasion and
every relation needs to be tendered in a special way to maintain its warmth and
exclusivity, thus, they have made it simple to buy online gifts in India. With Diwali just round the corner, the time
is ripe for you to start your gift shopping to send to your dear ones and
friends.
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Thursday, 24 October 2013
Turkey’s most famous tourist attractions - Troy
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Historic Sites in Turkey Alexander the Great Sites Roman Ruins Ancient Greek Ruins Persian Ruins Ancient Cities Greek Temples Roman Temples –
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One of Turkey’s most famous tourist attractions, the story of Troy has had everything from Homer’s ancient yarns to the full Hollywood stylings. Yet to truly get a feel for this legendary city you need to explore its walls and take a stroll around its streets, homes and theatres.
Troy or “Truva” is one of the most famous and historically significant sites in the world. Located in modern day Turkey, the site marks the meeting place of Anatolia, the Aegean and the Balkans, making it a vitally important source of information about the historic relationships between these regions.
Imbued with several millennia of history and the subject of legend, Troy’s fame mainly derives from being the fabled location of the Trojan War. There are several ancient accounts of this conflict, mainly fiction, the most famous of which was written by Homer in The Iliad. The story goes that the Greeks besieged Troy after Helen, wife of the Menelaus, the king of Sparta, was taken by Paris of Troy. Many historians now believe that the reason for the Trojan War was a bitter commercial rivalry between the people of Troy and the Mycenaeans.
It was also Troy which was the subject of Virgil's epic poem The Aeneid, in which the Greeks laid the famous “Trojan Horse” trap for the people of Troy. The Greeks, pretending to have left Troy during the Trojan War, placed a wooden horse at the gates of the city as a purported trophy of the Trojans’ victory. In fact, Greek soldiers were hiding inside the horse and, once taken in by the Trojans, proceeded to destroy the city and claim victory. The archaeological site of Troy has an obligatory replica of a Trojan horse for visitors.
The vast ruins now found at Troy lay witness to thousands of years of history, with the oldest section dating back to the late fourth millennium BC. Over the millennia, Troy became a bustling commercial hub, particularly from 1700 BC. However, a combination of natural disasters, invasions and occupations led to the city being rebuilt numerous times. Each part of the site is numbered, correlating to a specific period of time. The famous walls of Troy, which played such an important role on the Trojan War, some of which remain, can be seen in the VII section.
It is said that Alexander the Great visited Troy in 334BC, at the start of his campaign against the Persians. The Macedonian leader is believed to have paid his respects at the Tomb of Achilles.
Troy continued to maintain its status under the Romans, especially after it was identified as the location of Homer’s Iliad in 188 BC and the city was exempt from taxes. The site has a mix of Greek and Roman monuments, many built by prominent figures such as Alexander the Great and the Roman Emperor Augustus.
Regardless of whether Troy was the actual site of the Trojan War, the archaeological site of Troy is a fascinating place for history enthusiasts and tourists alike. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Troy or “Truva” is one of the most famous and historically significant sites in the world. Located in modern day Turkey, the site marks the meeting place of Anatolia, the Aegean and the Balkans, making it a vitally important source of information about the historic relationships between these regions.
Imbued with several millennia of history and the subject of legend, Troy’s fame mainly derives from being the fabled location of the Trojan War. There are several ancient accounts of this conflict, mainly fiction, the most famous of which was written by Homer in The Iliad. The story goes that the Greeks besieged Troy after Helen, wife of the Menelaus, the king of Sparta, was taken by Paris of Troy. Many historians now believe that the reason for the Trojan War was a bitter commercial rivalry between the people of Troy and the Mycenaeans.
It was also Troy which was the subject of Virgil's epic poem The Aeneid, in which the Greeks laid the famous “Trojan Horse” trap for the people of Troy. The Greeks, pretending to have left Troy during the Trojan War, placed a wooden horse at the gates of the city as a purported trophy of the Trojans’ victory. In fact, Greek soldiers were hiding inside the horse and, once taken in by the Trojans, proceeded to destroy the city and claim victory. The archaeological site of Troy has an obligatory replica of a Trojan horse for visitors.
The vast ruins now found at Troy lay witness to thousands of years of history, with the oldest section dating back to the late fourth millennium BC. Over the millennia, Troy became a bustling commercial hub, particularly from 1700 BC. However, a combination of natural disasters, invasions and occupations led to the city being rebuilt numerous times. Each part of the site is numbered, correlating to a specific period of time. The famous walls of Troy, which played such an important role on the Trojan War, some of which remain, can be seen in the VII section.
It is said that Alexander the Great visited Troy in 334BC, at the start of his campaign against the Persians. The Macedonian leader is believed to have paid his respects at the Tomb of Achilles.
Troy continued to maintain its status under the Romans, especially after it was identified as the location of Homer’s Iliad in 188 BC and the city was exempt from taxes. The site has a mix of Greek and Roman monuments, many built by prominent figures such as Alexander the Great and the Roman Emperor Augustus.
Regardless of whether Troy was the actual site of the Trojan War, the archaeological site of Troy is a fascinating place for history enthusiasts and tourists alike. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Friday, 9 August 2013
Give a new look to your garden in Monsoon
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Care of Plants Monsoon, Plants require watering, plants special care monsoon, Send plants to Delhi, Send Plants to Gurgaon, soft and hard landscape –
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It’s monsoon time and it is the
best time to decorate and give a new look to your garden and balcony. Plants
require special care during monsoon season.
In the monsoon season plants need special care to prevent them from damage and getting them destroyed.
Although it is the best time for gardening and landscaping, but still few steps
are required which need to be taken in order to prevent foliage. Due to
excessive humidity and water, strong winds, and presence of too much salt in
the air plants can be adversely affected.
Monsoon is the season for
flowering shrub and fruit-bearing trees, Plants have an easing time after
planting in this humidity and rainfall. Due to soft and moist ground, it is
easy to turn and plants gets settle in without facing heat of summer. By
following few steps and attention it is easier to plant all sizes of trees and
shrubs.
Proper drainage
In the monsoon season, water
logging should be taken care firstly. Flower beds must be raised little bit in
order to ensure them from water logging. Before planting plants in pots, check
the drainage holes by filling the water in pots, water should be drained out.
In order to encourage new plant
growth, appearance of plants and overall shape, trim and prune the garden plants prior to monsoon. Ideal time would be in summer or pre-monsoon.
Landscaping Types
Divide the garden into soft and
hard landscape. Hard landscapes consist of rocks and pathways whereas soft
landscapes consist of trees, flowers, plants.
Soft landscapes require specialcare during monsoon. Due to excessive rain plants can be damaged. Trimming of
plants should be done prior to monsoon, tie small shrubs with rope. Check the
roots, because if they are not firmly rooted in the ground or pot than rain
water can easily wash away the plants.
Lawn mower is really helpful in
cutting grass in the garden. Cut the grass short and ensure if the grass is
protected from excessive mud.
Plants require watering to grow
and flourish. Rain water is the best water for them to grow as it is free of
chlorine. Plants are rejuvenated from Rain water. Thus, in light showers keep
the plants outside sheds atleast once a week.
In monsoon season, chances of
plants getting infected with slugs and snails are very prominent. Thus it
requires safeguarding. Small steps can help you preventing your plants from
them. Just clear the dead or decaying leaves and wet garden trash. Copper wire
twined around the pots. This gives a non-lethal shock and keeps snails and
slugs away from plants. Some other alternatives are; crushed egg shells, ground
coffee beans and wood ash around pots. A ring of Vaseline smeared on the pots
also works.
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