Malayalam Calendaror the Kolla varsham is the calendarfollowed by people in the South Indian state of Kerala. Malayalamcalendar is a siderealsolar calendar which consists of 12 months and each month is named after the constellation rising inthe orbit of the earth In Malayalam Calendar, New year begins on Chingam 1. Chingam 1 2012 date is August 17.This is the beginning of new kolla varsha 1188 of malayalam year Chingam 1 marks the transition of sun from Karkida rasi to Chinga rasi(Simha (Leo)rashi). Chingam 1 is celebrated with pleasure in all temples of kerala and the all the place where malayalis lives. Wish all keralits arround the world a Happy Chingam 1Chingam is the month of festivals,starting with Onam days. Onam is related to the story of golden days of king Mahabali who ruled keralam and also related to the Vamana avthar of Lord Maha vishnu.
Showing posts with label General Knowledge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label General Knowledge. Show all posts
Friday, 16 August 2013
Monday, 12 August 2013
Chief Ministers & Governors of Indian States
Here is the complete list of Governors and Chief Ministers of Indian States, including the latest changes. This will be very useful for those who are preparing for competitive exams. This will also be a handy reference for all…..Click on the link below to Download the file as PDF!!!
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State and U.T.
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Chief Minister
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Governor
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Andhra Pradesh
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Nallari Kiran Kumar Reddy
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Shri. E. S. L. Narasimhan |
Thursday, 23 May 2013
Wednesday, 22 May 2013
C& AG Vinod RAi retired, Shashi Kant Sharma, Defence Secretary Appointed as the New Comptroller & Auditor General of India
Comptroller and Auditor General Vinod Rai, who demits office Wednesday, will be remembered for turning the statutory body into a pugnacious watchdog of good governance and administrative integrity at a time when India is experiencing the need for greater transparency and a rebalancing of power that has tilted over the years towards the executive.
The President of India has appointed Shri Shashi Kant Sharma, IAS, as the Comptroller & Auditor General of India, in terms of Article 148 (1) of the Constitution of India. Shri Sharma is presently holding the post of Defence Secretary in the Ministry of Defence, Government of India. He will be taking over the charge of the Comptroller & Auditor General of India from 23rd May, 2013.
Monday, 6 May 2013
Tuesday, 9 April 2013
Bharat Ratna Holders
Bharat Ratna Indias Highest Civilian Award
| Name | Image | Birth / death | Awarded | Notes | |
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| 1. | Chakravarti Rajgopalachari | 1878–1972 | 1954 | Independence activist, last Governor-General | |
| 2. | Sir C. V. Raman | 1888–1970 | 1954 | Physicist | |
| 3. | Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan | 1888–1975 | 1954 | Philosopher, India's First Vice President (1952-1962), and India's Second President(1962-1967) | |
| 4. | Bhagwan Das | 1869–1958 | 1955 | Independence activist, author | |
| 5. | Mokshagundam Visvesvarayya | 1861–1962 | 1955 | Civil engineer, Diwan of Mysore | |
| 6. | Jawaharlal Nehru | 1889–1964 | 1955 | Independence activist, author, first Prime Minister | |
| 7. | Govind Ballabh Pant | 1887–1961 | 1957 | Independence activist, Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Home Minister | |
| 8. | Dhondo Keshav Karve | 1858–1962 | 1958 | Educator, social reformer | |
| 9. | Bidhan Chandra Roy | 1882–1962 | 1961 | Physician, Chief Minister of West Bengal | |
| 10. | Purushottam Das Tandon | 1882–1962 | 1961 | Independence activist, educator | |
| 11. | Rajendra Prasad | 1884–1963 | 1962 | Independence activist, jurist, first President |
Thursday, 28 March 2013
Drinks/Fruits for Cool Summer
This
Summer is the time of scorching heat. Even some of places in kerala
also recorded a high temperature of 40 C. Also humidity is very high
and sun is ruthless. But this is also the period of the flourishing
time of fruits also. These fruits helps us on keep cool in this
summer . But most of the young generation is addicted with Colas not
with our natural Fruits. Natural Fruits has a chilling effect on us
and and also helps to retain/regain the vitamins and minerals in our
body. By having these drinks and fruits this summer will be best for
our health. SA PARAVUR suggests/recommends some summer fruits/ drinks
for this Summer
Tender
Coconut
The
water of tender coconut, technically the liquid endosperm, is the
most nutritious wholesome beverage that the nature has provided for
the people of the tropics to fight the sultry heat. It has caloric
value of 17.4 per 100gm."It is unctuous, sweet, increasing semen, promoting digestion and clearing the urinary path," says Ayurveda on tender
Saturday, 17 November 2012
The aim of National Integration Day is to bring unity, peace, and spreading of love and brotherhood among fellow Indians. Even after 68 years of Indian Independence still some politically motivated, external aided, wrongly informed youth are trying to disrupt our unity and communal harmony. This day is also celebrated as Quami Ekata Divas and in remembrance of the First Indian woman Prime Minister's birthday celebration.
National Integration Day is celebrated on 19th November to mark the birth anniversary of late Mrs Indira Gandhi, the 1st woman Prime Minister of India. On this occasion Union Ministry of Water Resources has decided to celebrate “Water Conservation Day" on 19th November 2012 to create awareness regarding concern about depleting water resources & its vision for the water underlining the Ministry’s commitment to be an active contributor to the sustainability of this very important natural resource.
Wednesday, 14 November 2012
Children's Day - 14th November
Children's day,in India falls on November 14th every year and for good reason. Children's day in India is celebrated on Pandit Nehru's birthday as a day of fun and frolic, a celebration of childhood, children and Nehruji's love for them.
Chacha Nehru as the children fondly referred to him, was fond of both children and roses. In fact he often compared the two, saying that children were like the buds in a garden. They should be carefully and lovingly nurtured, as they were the future of the nation and the citizens of tomorrow. He felt that children are the real strength of a country and the very foundation of society. He was the ‘beloved’ of all the children who gave him the endearing name of ‘Chacha Nehru’
Saturday, 3 November 2012
Currency- Across the World

Afghanistan currency: Afghani - AFA
Albanian currency: Lek - ALL
Algerian currency: Dinar -DZD
Andorran currency: Franc - ADF
Andorran currency: Peseta - ADP
Angolan currency: New Kwanza - AON
Argentine currency: Peso - ARS
Aruban currency: Florin AWG
Australian currency: Dollar - AUD
Austrian currency: Schilling - ATS
Bahamian currency: Dollar - BSD
Bahraini currency: Dinar - BHD
Bangladeshi currency: Taka - BDT
Barbados currency: Dollar - BBD
Belgian currency: Franc - BEF
Belize currency: Dollar - BZD
Bermudian currency: Dollar - BMD
Bhutan currency: Ngultrum - BTN
Bolivian currency: Boliviano - BOB
Botswana currency: Pula - BWP
Brazilian currency: Real - BRL
British currency: Pound - GBP
Brunei currency: Dollar - BND
Bulgarian currency: Lev - BGL
Burundi currency: Franc - BIF
CFA currency: Franc BCEAO - XOF
CFA currency: Franc BEAC - XAF
CFP currency: Franc - XPF
Cambodian currency: Riel - KHR
Canadian currency: Dollar - CAD
Cape currency: Verde Escudo - CVE
Cayman Islands currency: Dollar - KYD
Chilean currency: Peso - CLP
Chinese currency: Yuan Renminbi - CNY
Colombian currency: Peso - COP
Comoros currency: Franc - KMF
Costa Rican currency: Colon - CRC
Croatian currency: Kuna - HRK
Cuban currency: Peso - CUP
Cyprus currency: Pound - CYP
Czech currency: Koruna - CZK
Danish currency: Krone - DKK
Djibouti currency: Franc - DJF
Dominican Republic currency: Peso - DOP
Dutch currency: Guilder - NLG
ECU - XEU
East Caribbean currency: Dollar - XCD
Ecuador currency: Sucre - ECS
Egyptian currency: Pound - EGP
El Salvador currency: Colon - SVC
Estonian currency: Kroon - EEK
Ethiopian currency: Birr - ETB
Euro - EUR
Falkland Islands currency: Pound - FKP
Fiji currency: Dollar - FJD
Finnish currency: Markka - FIM
French currency: Franc - FRF
Gambian currency: Dalasi - GMD
German currency: Mark - DEM
Ghanaian currency: Cedi - GHC
Gibraltar currency: Pound - GIP
Gold currency: (oz) - XAU
Greek currency: Drachma - GRD
Guatemalan currency: Quetzal - GTQ
Guinea currency: Franc - GNF
Guyanese currency: Dollar - GYD
Haitian currency: Gourde - HTG
Honduran currency: Lempira - HNL
Hong Kong currency: Dollar - HKD
Hungarian currency: Forint - HUF
Iceland currency: Krona - ISK
Indian currency: Rupee - INR
Indonesian currency: Rupiah - IDR
Iranian currency: Rial - IRR
Iraqi currency: Dinar - IQD
Irish currency: Punt - IEP
Israeli currency: New Shekel - ILS
Italian currency: Lira - ITL
Jamaican currency: Dollar - JMD
Japanese currency: Yen - JPY
Jordanian currency: Dinar - JOD
Kazakhstan currency: Tenge - KZT
Kenyan currency: Shilling - KES
Kuwaiti currency: Dinar - KWD
Lao currency: Kip - LAK
Latvian currency: Lats - LVL
Lebanese currency: Pound - LBP
Lesotho currency: Loti - LSL
Liberian currency: Dollar - LRD
Libyan currency: Dinar - LYD
Lithuanian currency: Litas - LTL
Luxembourg currency: Franc - LUF
Macau currency: Pataca - MOP
Malagasy currency: Ariary - MGA
Malagasy currency: Franc - MGF
Malawi currency: Kwacha - MWK
Malaysian currency: Ringgit - MYR
Maldives currency: Rufiyaa - MVR
Maltese currency: Lira - MTL
Mauritanian currency: Ouguiya - MRO
Mauritius currency: Rupee - MUR
Mexican currency: Peso - MXN
Mongolian currency: Tugrik - MNT
Moroccan currency: Dirham - MAD
Mozambique currency: Metical - MZM
Myanmar currency: Kyat - MMK
NL Antillian currency: Guilder - ANG
Namibia currency: Dollar - NAD
Nepalese currency: Rupee - NPR
New Zealand currency: Dollar - NZD
Nicaraguan currency: Cordoba Oro - NIO
Nigerian currency: Naira - NGN
North Korean currency: Won - KPW
Norwegian currency: Kroner - NOK
Omani currency: Rial - OMR
Pakistan currency: Rupee - PKR
Palladium currency: (oz) - XPD
Panamanian currency: Balboa - PAB
Papua New Guinea currency: Kina - PGK
Paraguay currency: Guarani - PYG
Peruvian currency: Nuevo Sol - PEN
Philippine currency: Peso - PHP
Platinum currency: (oz) - XPT
Polish currency: Zloty - PLN
Portuguese currency: Escudo - PTE
Qatari currency: Rial - QAR
Romanian currency: Lei - ROL
Russian currency: Rouble - RUB
Samoan currency: Tala - WST
Sao Tome / Principe currency: Dobra - STD
Saudi currency: Riyal - SAR
Serbian currency: Dinar - CSD
Seychelles currency: Rupee - SCR
Sierra currency: Leone Leone - SLL
Silver currency: (oz) - XAG
Singapore currency: Dollar - SGD
Slovak currency: Koruna - SKK
Slovenian currency: Tolar - SIT
Solomon Islands currency: Dollar - SBD
Somali currency: Shilling - SOS
South African currency: Rand - ZAR
South-Korean currency: Won - KRW
Spanish currency: Peseta - ESP
Sri Lanka currency: Rupee - LKR
St Helena currency: Pound - SHP
Sudanese currency: Dinar - SDD
Sudanese currency: Pound - SDP
Suriname currency: Dollar - SRD
Suriname currency: Guilder - SRG
Swaziland currency: Lilangeni - SZL
Swedish currency: Krona - SEK
Swiss currency: Franc - CHF
Syrian currency: Pound - SYP
Taiwan currency: Dollar - TWD
Tanzanian currency: Shilling - TZS
Thai currency: Baht - THB
Tonga currency: Pa'anga - TOP
Trinidad/Tobago currency: Dollar - TTD
Tunisian currency: Dinar - TND
Turkish currency: Lira - TRL
Turkish currency: New Lira - TRY
Uganda currency: Shilling - UGS
Ukraine currency: Hryvnia - UAH
United States currency: Dollar - USD
Uruguayan currency: Peso - UYP
United Arab Emirates currency: Dirham - AED
Vanuatu currency: Vatu - VUV
Venezuelan currency: Bolivar - VEB
Vietnamese currency: Dong - VND
Yemeni currency: Rial - YER
Yugoslav currency: Dinar - YUN
Zambian currency: Kwacha - ZMK
Zimbabwe currency: Dollar – ZWD
Euro –EUR consists of the currencies:
Austrian currency: Schillings
Belgian currency: Francs
Finnish currency: Markkas
French currency: Francs
German currency: Marks
Greek currency: Drachmas
Irish currency: Pounds
Italian currency: Lire
Luxembourg currency: Francs
Netherlands currency: Guilders
Portuguese currency: Escudos
Spanish currency: Pesetas
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