Nilachakra News Letter 08 Apr 2007
· News Update from Orissa
· Kemp Fort, Bangalore not having Lingaraj Temple Prototype
· Consumer Complaint cell / Consumer Grievance cell : The last hope
· Please Sign the Petition and Get Dr. Abdul Kalam back as president of India.
· Seven years old kid from Orissa sets kick walking record
· Bangalore Jagannath Temple on World Google map : Navigate to http://maps.google.com
· IBM Big Blue reveals 5 innovations that will change lives in next 5 years
· Weekly J o b Update : Detailed at http://nilachakra.50webs.com
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1. News Update from Orissa ( Please look for details of all top recent news from Orissa headlined at http://nilachakra.50webs.com )
· Mindtree development centre to begin operations said CEO Bagchi
· Wipro plans training centre in Orissa
· Orissa gets first private FM radio station "Radio Choklate"
· Posco to establish language lab in Culture varsity
· Orissa Govt invitation letters, designations to be written in Oriya
· Tata car plant invited to set up at Gopalpur
· Second XIMB ( Xaviour Institute of Management ) to come up at BBSR
· Payal Panda of Balasore scripts a new statement in London's fashion world
· Special entrepreneurship scheme for setting up SSI units in Orissa
· ACC's Orissa unit capacity to go up to 2.14mt
· State signs MoU with FFS for Palm tree cultivation
· Orissa to strengthen police setup in industrial hubs
· Patanjali Yoga Committee to create 250 yoga teachers in every dist
· Orissa to facilitate ancillary and downstream industries
· Orissa Minister writes to Centre on rural electrification
· Blackberrys plans 100 exclusive outlets by 2010
· CDA to construct water expressway at Chilika soon
· Orissa's Budhia plans 'padayatra' to Kolkata
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2. Kemp Fort, Bangalore not prototyping Lingaraj Temple
Surprisingly I am talking about the same Kemp Fort Lord Siba Temple at Airport Road Bangalore
Which witnesses more than 60% of any time instant visitors only from Orissa,
Which gets colorful on Monday because of the flowers offered by day long fasting unmarried girls from Orissa.
Where evening rush is a common scene because of office returning smarts and beauties from Orissa.
Where Donation box and entry ticket coupon booklet gets overwhelming response because of the huge donation and frequent visits by Orians.
Where every young hearts that meet, hold each other's hand and look deep into Lord Siba's eyes with hopes and dreams are Oriyans.
But sad to say this temple doesn't have a prototype of our world famous "Lingaraj Temple", Bhubaneswar. Kemp fort show cases prototype replicas of thirteen of Lord Shiva's famous destinations of holy pilgrimages in India. Surrounded by densely populated Oriyans in the neighborhood and even mostly being visited by Oriya People. Now this can be one or more of the following reasons.
A big mistake by the Kemp fort temple trust. Ignorance of Sri. Ravi Melwani on Lingaraj Temple. ( To introduce : He is a well-known business personality and owner of Kemp Fort, who is also a staunch devotee of Shiva, was instrumental in the construction of this idol and temple. This majestic 65 foot open-air idol of Lord Shiva is located on Air Port Road, behind the famous Kemp Fort. Shiva is portrayed in the posture of Padmasan with the replica of the holy Ganga flowing from his topknot. )
Non-responsiveness of each and every Oriya in Bangalore who visit there and still doesn't feel the importance of raising this issue in front of the temple trust.
Even now also it's not that late. Truth is that the money which had been spent by Oriya visitors to the temple either for tickets or donation would have summed up to worth of ten such temples in the heart of Bangalore. I have noticed around 60 percent of the visitors at any time belong to Orissa. Then "Why our GOD is not there ?" Let's all raise a voice on this. My dear friend I request you next time you go to the Kemp fort Siba temple :
In the donation box put a ten rupee note stapled with a small letter to the trustee, requesting him to do the needful for a prototype of Lingaraj temple, Bhubaneswar to reside along with the other miniatures.
And / Or meet the trust administrator or direct to Sri. Ravi Melwani and discuss the religious importance of Lingaraj Temple, Bhubaneswar and request to add the same as a prototype at his temple.
We can even offer him a proposal that if they allow we all non residential Oriyans at Bangalore can contribute and pay for a prototype of Lingaraj temple to be included there. Just he needs to accommodate the same in a geographic sorting order.
We can do this our selves and gift the prototype to him as a surprise on the next "Shivaratri" and then to request him to add the same.
About Lingaraj Temple : The Lingaraj temple at Bhubaneswar dates from the 11th Century A.D. It is one of the grandest and loftiest (147 ft. high) temple in eastern india. The tower of the temple curves gracefully inwards, with its impressive dimensions and appropriate decorative ornamentation, this temple ranks high among the Architectural masterpieces of India. The image of Ganesh, Kartickeya and Parvati in this temple are remarkable for their fine modelling and imposing sites. Teh temple is adorned with freezes of armed procession pagentry, miscellaneous scenes, images of Hindu deities and Gracefull Female figures. Majestic in conception, the Lingaraj temple is a world of its own with 64 secondary temple clustered around the central pine and is known as the temple of orissa.
The Temple is sorrounded by a massive one 520 ft. long and 456 ft. broad. The wall is pierced by three gates on the north, south and east. The gate is guarded by two stone lions and capped by a pyramidal roof. Lingaraj, the God in the temple is represented by a LINGA, a natural black stone, 8 ft, in diametre. Such a representation of Lingaraj is called Swayambhu, a natural Linga.
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3. Consumer Complaint cell / Consumer Grievance cell : The last ray of hope
Are you the one among those who have been cheated at the market place and want to fight back to save your country from the corrupt people. Then our team is waiting to welcome you to strengthen your hands, we are non other than International Consumer Rights Protection Council (ICRPC). If you are harassed or cheated by some one ( may be a housing Builders, misleading advertisement, internet service provider, mobile phone service provider, banking institution, non banking financial company, recovery agents / telesales, adulterated food, adulterated medicine, railways, postal services, co-operative housing society, selling at price higher than MRP, selling lesser weight than actual, media / newspaper / publication, school / college / institute, harassment by corrupt public servant ) and wish to approach Consumer court then here is all that you need, then don't worry the Consumer court and Grievance cells are there as the last ray of hope which can save you. Following are the links that gives you all that you need.
http://www.consumeronline.org/guest/Courts
http://www.consumeronline.org/guest/Resources
http://www.icrpc.org/icrpc.org.products.htm
In Karnataka, If you have a consumer problem, write at spectrum@deccanherald.co.in . For Karnataka, Consumer court numbers: 1. Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum, Bangalore Urban District: 2211137, 2. Karnataka State Commission for Consumer Grievances Redressal: 2262865, 3. IV Additional Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum: 2352623, 4. III Additional Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum: 2352624
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Please sign the Online petition and Get Dr. Abdul Kalam back as President
In a campaign to request every one to vote and bring back Dr A P J Abdul Kalam for the second term as President of India. There is only one vote per email id. Click on the link given below to register, confirm and vote.
Please click on links copy and paste below line to your browser address bar
http://www.getkalamback.com/confirm.php?id=450270&u=24e25462731fe4953c0186811985fdbd
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Seven years old kid from Orissa sets kick walking record
( Please don't miss to watch the child kick walking video - here )
Orissa: Wonder Kid Budhia Singh from Orissa, ran his way to the Limca Book of Records as the youngest long distance runner in the world.
Now, there is another Wonder Kid, again from Orissa, who is earning recognition for an extraordinary feat. Seven-year-old Rajesh Khan from Malkangiri has created a new record, as it just took Rajesh just 14 minutes and 21 seconds to kick fifteen hundred and eighty times and walk a distance of two kilometers. "I will cover even more such distances in future and strengthen my own record," says the enthusiastic Rajesh.
A local martial arts champion, it was during a practice session that Rajesh's coach thought of trying to set a record. Rajesh began with 700 kicks that increased gradually. Says Rajesh's coach, Alok Shah, "If he gets proper support from his parents and the district administration he can create an unbeatable record." Rajesh and his coach are now getting in touch with officials at the Guinness Book of World Records to enter his name as the youngest and fastest kick walker.
( News Source : http://www.ibnlive.com/news/kickwalking-kid-sets-new-record/39661-3.html, and Times of India, Bangalore edition dated : 01.05.2007, Page 12 )
Sri. Jagannath Temple Bangalore now traceable thru google map
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Amazing but true, Now our own Sri. Jagannath Temple Bangalore can be located thru world Google map.
Believe it or Just click on http://maps.google.com and zoom in till Bangalore. Now look for outer ring road and traverse thru the road from Marathahalli bridge towards Madiwala, Silk board side. Yes, that's the tall temple at Agara circle diagonally opposite to the Agara signal. Well done dear. So here ends your responsibilities infront of system and now the same you need to do on road. Please come and be a proud visitor to Lord Jagannat Temple, Bangalore. Jai Jagannath…..
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IBM Big Blue reveals 5 innovations that will change lives in next 5 years
Unveiled to shape the future, the "IBM Next Five in Five" may sound a distance future yet they are real-life innovations - a list of innovations that have the potential to change the way people work, live and play over the next five years. The list is based on market and societal trends expected to transform our lives, as well as emerging technologies from IBM's Labs around the world that could make these innovations possible.
"Our researchers are focused on the application of technologies in ways that matter to people, business and society," said Dr. Daniel Dias, director of IBM's India Research Laboratory. "Open collaborative research and real-world innovations are going to shape the future." he said. In the next five years, our lives will change through technology innovations in the following ways, says Dr. Dias:
We will be able to access healthcare remotely. Millions of people with chronic health problems such as diabetes, heart, kidney or circulatory problems will be able to have their conditions automatically monitored as they go about their daily lives. Device makers and health care professionals will take a proactive approach to ongoing, remote monitoring of patients, delivered through sensors in the home, worn on the person or in devices and packaging. These advances will also allow patients to better monitor their own health and help clinicians provide the on-going preventive care regardless of a person's location. Hardware and software advances in the field of remote-control healthcare will be a major source of consumer and enterprise innovation by 2012.
Mobile phones will start to read our minds. Advanced "presence" technology will give mobile phones and PDAs the ability to automatically learn about their users' whereabouts and preferences as they commute, work and travel. "Presence" technology - used in instant messaging - already makes it possible to locate and identify a user as soon as the user connects to the network. In five years, all sorts of mobile devices will have the ability to continually learn about and adapt to your preferences and needs. Your phone will know when you're in class or in a meeting and divert automatically to voicemail. Your favorite pizza joint will know when you're on your way home after a late night and ping you with a special-price, take-home meal just for you.
Real-time speech translation will become the norm. The movement towards globalization needs to take into account basic human elements, such as differences in language. For example, IBM speech innovations are already allowing media companies to monitor Chinese and Arabic news broadcasts over the Web in English, travelers using PDAs to translate menus in Japanese, and doctors to communicate with patients in Spanish. Real-time translation technologies and services will be embedded into mobile phones, handheld devices and cars. These services will pervade every part of business and society, eliminating the language barrier in the global economy and social interaction.
There will be a 3-D Internet. The popular online immersive destinations, such as Second Life and the World of Warcraft, will evolve into the 3-D Internet, much like the early work by the likes of Darpa, AOL and Prodigy evolved into the World Wide Web. In this immersive online world, you will walk the aisles of supermarkets, bookstores and DVD shops, where you'll encounter experts you'd rarely find in your local store. The 3-D Internet will enable new kinds of education, remote medicine and consumer experiences, transforming how we interact with our friends, family, doctors, teachers, favorite stores, and more.
New technologies will address areas of environmental importance. Governments and companies are increasingly looking to improve environmental stewardship and working to secure reliable and cost-effective resources like water, energy, etc. Information technology, materials science, and physics will help meet environmental needs. Nanotechnology - the ability to manipulate individual atoms and molecules to form tiny new structures - has already had a major impact on microprocessors, making electronic products like PCs and mobile phones smaller, better and cheaper. In coming years, nanotechnology will likely be used for water filtration. This could advance ecology and conservation, helping to address the growing worldwide shortage of potable water supplies. Other areas where IT, physics, and material science will have a big impact are advanced water modeling and improving solar power systems J o b Update at Nilachakra :
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