INFORMATION ON IT COMPANY WHEN AND WHY IT WAS ESTABLISH........

INFORMATION ON IT COMPANIES

If any bit of the current belongs to India,thanks to our Information Technology(IT) companies.The Indian IT companies have played a decisive role in catapulting the economy from a state of empathy to envy.Largely  responsible for the tectonic shift in the way India was preceived in the global arena,the Indian IT companies opened up new vistas of aspiration,hope and success to the common man.From a revenue base of USD 150 million in 1991-1992,it has grown to a revenue projection*of USD87billion.Opportunities in the Indian IT space emerges across Four sectors vis-a-vis,IT services,software products,IT enables services and e-businesses.According to a NASSCOM-MC kinsey report on the India IT sector IT  would contribune 7.5% of the GDP growth accounting to 35% of export by 2008,2.2 million people will be employed in the India IT sector&the market captalization of the IT companies would be at a stageering USD 225 billion

TCS               

      TCS: What started as the Tata computer centre in 1968 is today an IT behemoth with revenues to the tune of USD5.7 billion for the year that ended on March 2008.Later rechristened as Tata Consutancy Services(TCS),today it is Asia's largest IT player with 110000 employees with operational presence in 47 nations.Lead by its first General Manager Fakir Chand Kohli,TCS led the Indian juggernaut to invade the world market.Currently lead by its CEOS.Ramadoraj.TCS is the largest IT service company in India. In 2004,TCS became a publicly listed company.

AIRTEL

Name

Bharti Airtel Limited.

Business Description

Bharti Airtel Limited is a leading global telecommunications company with operations in 20 countries across Asia and Africa. Headquartered in New Delhi, India, the company ranks amongst the top 4 mobile service providers globally in terms of subscribers. In India, the company's product offerings include 2G, 3G and 4G wireless services, mobile commerce, fixed line services, high speed DSL broadband, IPTV, DTH, enterprise services including national & international long distance services to carriers. In the rest of the geographies, it offers 2G, 3G wireless services and mobile commerce. Bharti Airtel had nearly 280 million customers across its operations at the end of Sept 2013.

Established

July 07, 1995, as a Public Limited Company

Proportionate Revenue

Rs. 213,244 million (ended Sept 30, 2013-Audited) Rs. 193,999 million ( ended Sept 30, 2012-Audited) As per IFRS Accounts

Proportionate EBITDA

Rs. 68,321 million ( ended Sept 30, 2013 - Audited) Rs. 59,369 million ( ended Sept 30, 2012- Audited) As per IFRS Accounts

Shares In Issue

3997.4 Mn shares as at Sept 30, 2013

Listings

Bombay Stock Exchange Limited (BSE) National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE)

Stock Exchange Symbol

NSE – BHARTIARTL BSE – 532454

                         

 

INFORMATION OF DEEPAVALI.WHEN AND WHT ITIS CELEBRATED ALL OVER INDIA AND THE WODLD...........

Deepavali

The festival of India

celebrate India

It is a five-day Hindu festival,which occurs on the fifteenth day of kartika.Deepavali means a "row of lighted lamps"or the Festival of Lights.
According to legends,it is the day when Lord Ram,Sita and Lakshmana returned to Ayodhya after 14 years of exile. The citizens considered that with their return to Ayodhya,there was return of happiness, peace and harmony as well.For this home-coming,lamps of peace were lit in the city.On that day, every years lamps are lit across the country.
Another story is that it is the day Lord Krishna killed Naraka-asura   -the demon of sorrow and hell  -who had Kidnapped and imprisoned  16,000 princesses for his harem. it is the day when the selfish  ego,which has entrapped all the 16,000 thought varieties,is killed and all thoughts get wedded to the one Infinite -Blissful  -Consciousness -Krishna paramaatma.
For this knowledge,lamps of joy are lit.It is the day we harvest the the results of our hard work blessed with wealth by Mother Lakshmi.
In different parts of India,Deepavali is celebrated differently.Generally,the festival begins with Dhanteras,a day set aside to worship Lakshmi.
On the second day,Naraka chaturdashi-Kali,the Goddess of Strength,is worshipped.
On the third day, Deepavali (the last day of the year in the lunar calendar),lamps are lit,gifts exchanged and crackers burst.
On the forth day of Deepavali,old business accounts are settled and new books are opened,

On the final day (Balipratipada)of the festival, Bali, an ancient Indian king is recalled.Bali had destroyed centuries old philosophies of the society.However,he is remembered for being a generous person.Thus,the focus of this day is to see the good in others,even in our enemies.

THE GREAT RAJPUT KING MAHARANA PRATAP.............

MAHARANA PRATAP

Maharana Pratap was a great Raj put King.The Raj puts are a brave and a chivalrous race,who were feudal kings in ancient India before the Mughals came.Akbar wanted to control the whole of India and used a Mix of tolerance,generosity and force to overcome the Raj put Kings.One of the most gallant Raj put Kings who resisted the Mughals,was Rana Pra tap.
Rana pratap led the Rajputs against the army of Akbar to preserve the independence of Mewar. Rana pratap not only had to face the mighty Mughals,but also had to fight against other Rajput Kings(Raja Toder Mal and Raja Man Singh)who aligned with the Mughals.
In the Battle of Haldighati(1576) fought between Maharana pratap and the Mughals;the Rajputs were not  able to overcome the combined strength of the Mughals and the renegade Rajput princes.Maharana pratap was badly hurt in the battle and was saved by his wise horse, Chetak. who took in an unconscious state away from the battle scene.Later,he gathered the Bhil tribals and formed an army to fight the Mughals.But his attempts to liberate Chittaur remained unfulfilled Rana pratap died in 1597.

Though Maharana Pratap was not able to thwart the Muslims successfully, the saga of Rajput resistance to Mughal rule continued.And finally around the 17 th century,the baton of the struggle for Indian Independence from Mughals was taken up by the upcoming power of the Marathas,who brought about an end to Mughal domination of India.

ADVERTISEMENT WHICH YOU LIKE THE MOST AND WHY...........

                                                                   ADVERTISEMENT

When the word "advertisement" comes the mind most indians would associate it with the boring 15-20 commerical ads on our screen during the break in our programs, not peake your interest but advertise are starting display on your screen

Advertising encourages consumers to buy in quantity rather than promoting quality. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Whether it is on TV, radio or hoardings at the side of the road, advertisements have become a part of our lives. Advertising is a powerful and persuasive medium. I agree with the former half of the given statement that adverts encourage people to buy in quantity.

On the one hand, advertisements make us pile up things in the home which we may never ever use. For example, we get lured by the one-on-one scheme that companies promote just to sell their old stock in bulk. For example, recently, I bought three pairs of jeans of Levis brand because there was a two-on-one offer. 

 There is an increasing amount of advertising directed at children which encourages them to buy goods such as toys and snacks. Many parents are worried that these advertisements put too much pressure on children, while some advertisers claim that they provide useful information to children. 

It is not difficult to see why parents worry is justified. Admittedly, in sensitive areas such as the toy industry, the parents have a point. Because children under a certain age lack abilities to make wise judgment as to what they really want. They are attracted by colourful pictures on advertisement and swayed by misleading information. So they pester their parents to buy those things and this can upset the budget of many families. Even the advertisements of fast foods are bad for children. Children cannot understand that the slim-trim models advertising Mac Donalds burgers hardly ever eat such foods themselves. They are attracted to fast foods and these are very detrimental for their health.

Whether it is on TV, radio or hoardings at the side of the road, advertisements have become a part of our lives. Advertising is a powerful and persuasive medium. Consumers are influenced by advertisements in both positive and negative ways. This essay shall delve into the ways adverts affect the common man and suggest ways to protect people from the negative effects of adverts.

On the positive side ads tell us about the new products that are launched in the market. They also tell us about the working of these products. After seeing the ads, consumers can go to the market and select things of their choice. What is more, the advertising industry provides jobs to many. Ads also touch social issues.

Nowadays, a large amount of advertising is aimed at children, so some people think there are lots of negative effects on children, and should ban it. To what extent you agree or disagree?

Advertisements are ubiquitous nowadays and especially advertising targeting children who are considered vulnerable target by companies. As a result, many parents are worried about this phenomenon. However, we cannot ban advertisements because they serve a lot of useful purposes as well.

Admittedly, in sensitive areas such as the toy industry, some censorship should be there to limit children’s access to excess advertisement. This is because children under a certain age lack abilities to make wise judgment as to what they really want. They are attracted by colourful pictures on advertisement and swayed by misleading information. So they pester their parents to buy those things and this can upset the budget of many families. Even the advertisements of fast foods are bad for children. Children cannot understand that the slim-trim models advertising Mac Donalds burgers hardly ever eat such foods themselves. They are attracted to fast foods and these are very detrimental for their health. Finally, children try to copy the stunts which can be disastrous for them.

QUOTATION ON NATIONAL EMBLEM OF INDIA,WHEN ADOPTED BY GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

 NATIONAL  EMBLEM

The national emblem is an adaptation from Sarnath,the lion capital of Ashoka. 

In the original ,there are four lions,standing back to back,mounted on an abacus with a frieze carrying sculptures of an elefhant,a galloping horse , a bull and a lion sepreated by intervining wheel over a bell-shaped lotus. Carved out of a single block of polished sandstone,the capital is crowned by the wheel of the Law ,Dharma Chakra .

In the state emblem adopted by the Government of India on January 26 ,1950 ,only three lions are visible,the fourth is hidden form view .The wheel appears as a relief in the centre of the abacus with a bull on the right and a horse on the left,and the outlines of the other wheels on the extreme right and left.

It inspires us to march along the path of dharma slogging like a bull yet remaining swift as a horse. The bell - shaped lotus has been omitted .The words satyameva jayate-from mundaka Upanishad,meaning Truth Alone Triumphs-are inscribed below the abacus in the Devanagari script.

Satyameva Jayate

Information On Vijaya Dashami 2013

 VIJAYA DASHAMI

 It is celebrated on the tenth day of the Hindu month Ashwin.Vijaya Dashami is the celebration of victory.It makes the end of war and the destruction of evil.It is a festival of joy and glory.It is also known as Dusshehra.
It is among the most auspicious days in the Hindu calendar and comes as the finale of the nine day festival Navratri .It signifies the victory of the good over the evil.Astrologically also this day is considered auspicious to undertake any new enterprise.
According to legend,the dreaded demon Mahishasura was killed by the Supreme Goddess Durga after a ceaseless fight of 9 days and nights.This day thus marks the victory of Mahishasura mardini and the defeat of evils.
Vijaya Dashami depicts Lord Rama's victory over Ravana. Rama along with his brother Lakshamana,devotee Hanuman and an army of monkeys fought a great battle for ten days to rescue Sita.On this day ,Rama killed Ravana the king of Lanka.It is said that Shri Rama worshiped the Shami tree before proceeding to Ayodhya.On this same day,the Pandavas too, took out their weapons ,which they had kept in the Shami tree and they revealed their identity after one year of incognito.This marked their preparation for the war of Kurukshetra.
The festival of Navratri culminates on Vijaya Dashami. On this day,a huge effigy of Ravana is made and burnt.In northern parts of india,Ram Leela is observed with great enthusiasm. Spiritually,the 10 sense organs to be conquered.

Introduction Of Awards And Types Of Awards

 AWARDS AND HONORS

 INTRODUCTION

India,as we have stated throughout this blog,is a land of excellence.Our countrymen have been exceptional achievers in various fields of activity,which range from sports and gallantry to arts and science.
The country gives away a number of awards to honor great citizens ,both men and women,whose actions and deeds have made the country proud and happy.These awards play an important role in our national life,as they prove not only to be a source of encouragement for the extra ordinary,but also an inspiration for the ordinary.

BHARAT RATNA

The president of India gives away the Bharat Ratna Award ,the highest civilian honor for exceptional service towards advancement of art,literature and science,and in recognition of public service of the highest order.

PADMA AWARDS

Padma Awards namely,Padma Vibhushan,Padma Bhushan and Padma Shree are given for exceptional and distinguished service of high order in any field.The Padma Awards are announced on the eve of Republic Day.

BRAVERY AWARD

National Bravery Award was started in 1957 by the Indian Council for Child Welfare.The award recognizes and honors children who perform outstanding deeds of bravery and selfness sacrifice.

GALLANTRY AWARD

Gallantry Award-The Ashok Chakra series of awards are open to civilian.These awards are biannual and are given on Republic Day and Independence Day.

SAHITYA ACADEMY AWARD

Sahitya Academy Award was instituted in the year 1954.These awards recognize the most outstanding books of literary merit published in any of the major India languages.

DADA SAHEB AWARD

Dada Saheb Phalke is the founder of the world's largest Industry.The most prestigious award of the Indian Film Industry is named after him.

DRONACHARYA AWARDS

Daronacharya Awards was instituted in 1985 to honor eminent coaches,who have outstandingly and consistently to the highest performance in international events

ARJUNA AWARD.

Arjuna Award was instituted in 1961 as the highest national recognition for outstanding performance in sports and games at the international level.

V.O C CHIDAMBARAN PILLIA

V.O. chidambaran pillai was born on september 5,1872. the nation will always remember chidambaran principally for the pioneering role the played in building india's swadeshi shipping industry

the life of pillai, fondly known as ''V.O.C to miilion of contrymen was intresting and colourful he was afrrdom fighter who challenged the might of the british rulers drawing inscripsion from ramakrishnananda a idscipal of swani vivekanand  VOC resorted to swadeshi work he initiated steps to break the monopoly of british shipping in the coastel trade with ceylon the effect of VOC and his 0colleagues took concrete shape on october16,1906 when the swaedshi steamnav9igation companyLTD was formed to nplay the foundation for a comprehensive shipping industry in the contry he was able to procuse two ship for the company ,thanks to the support to the assistance to great leader including tilak and aurobino ghosh

VOC a dispile of tilak plungerd into the freedom for the movement along with rivolusion potes subarmany bharati and subarmanay sivan he wsa aressted in march 1908 on charges of sedition and sentenced to a double trasportation for life in jail VOC was subjected to inhuman tortune he was finnaly relested on december 12,1912

1. he fell ill and passed away on November 18,1936

Importance Of Bodh Gaya Temple

 TEMPLE OF BODH GAYA

Most of the exciting temples of india being hindu monuments it is difflicult to imagine that inthe12th century there were innumerable buddhist tempes and  monasterias particulury in northern india among the great buddhist temples of the medievel period one solitery remant is seen at bodh gaya


the bodh gaya temple is typical of the mahayana architecture that develpod in the gangetic region during the first millennium the building consosts plinth on which rests a square pyramidal tower ,measuring 54.8 m from the ground.Each corner of the plinth has small replica of the Central tower -built at a later period ,resebling a five -shrine Hindu temple

The front of the building has a large niche in which an impression image of the Buddha preaching,is enshrined.The image is approached by tall fight of steps and the entire structure enclosed within a railing approached through an arched gateway or torana.There is also an Ashoka Pillar within the courtyard

Information On Sun Temple Situated In Konark

 SUN TEMPLE

(KONARK)     

mystic India

 The Supreme achievement of Orissa's  architectural genius is the Sun Temple at Konark,about 32 Kms north-east of Puri,which was built during the reign of the eastern Ganga King Narasimha Deva1,(1238-1264).

The great tower of this temple,which must have stood over 60  m  high, has fallen but the assembly hall is still intact.The Konark temple is conceived of as a 'rath' or chariot of the Sun God,drawn by seven caparisoned horses.The base of the temple is an immense terrace with twelve giant Wheels,each  3  m  high,on either side. On the raised platform,was thus created the temple building-erected in the conjoined parts forming the sanctum and the vestibule.The nat-mandir and the bhog -mandir were separate structures,all enclosed with a courtyard measuring 263.6 m by 164.5 m.

Exquisite sculptures embellished the immense outer surfaces of this architectural masterpiece.The exterior has been chiselled and moulded either into abstract designs or fantastic human and animal forms.The sculptures,executed in hard stone,are large,vigorous and full of warmth.Some of them depict erotic themes.These controversial love themes are later day encrustations on the mystic symbolism of Hindu religion,which in its more popular manifestations has absorbed and attributes mystic significance to sex,.