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No tears for these martyrs

Submitted by ankita on
CHAURI CHAURA: Railway stations are class-conscious creatures. The big ones parade their wares like models flaunt their bodies: swank escalators, branded food courts and neat waiting rooms. The small ones, sadly, are condemned to wallow in anonymity. Chauri Chaura belongs to the second category. Trains, with the exception of the odd local passenger, seldom stop here. But an event that happened 85 years ago, barely 100 yards from this unremarkable railway station, ensured that the small kasbah in eastern Uttar Pradesh lost its obscurity forever and found a place in history textbooks.

What’s Coming Up?

Submitted by rajat on
Independence Day Celebration Sankalp is planning an awareness drive on Organ Donation, this time focused around eye donation, on this Independence Day Taken up under project Tiranga, this is one of way we wish to express our gratitude to those who gave us freedom.

Song of Youth

Submitted by ankita on
ME AND MY NATION-INDIA As a young citizen of India, armed with technology, knowledge and love for my nation, I realize, small aim is a crime. I will work and sweat for a great vision, the vision of transforming India into a developed nation powered by economic strength with value system. I m one of the citizens of a billion, only the vision will ignite the billion souls. It has entered into me, the ignited soul compared to any resource, is the most powerful resource on the earth, above the earth and under the earth. I will keep the lamp of knowledge burning to achieve the vision-Dev

in the interest of a girl child

Submitted by alleniterashmi2000 on
Dear Mommy and Papa, I am in Heaven now, sitting on God' lap. He loves me and cries with me; for my heart has been broken. I so wanted to be your little girl. I don't quite understand what has happened. I was so excited when I began realizing my existence. I was in a dark, yet comfortable place. I saw I had fingers and toes. I was pretty far along in my developing, yet not near ready to leave my surroundings. I spent most of my time thinking or sleeping. Even from my earliest days, I felt a special bonding between you and me. Sometimes I heard you crying and I cried with you.

Have U ever...

Submitted by tejasvi.adiga on
In the name of God who granted us today. Have you ever felt, the cold and lifeless hand of an infant, gazed into their unblinking eyes, and observed the face of death, when masked in bittersweet innocence? Have you ever touched your dreams, and felt the simplistic joy, of feeling them become reality, only to abandon them, for reasons you cannot explain? Have you ever watched your family, who once shared the greatest of loves, suffer an unforgettable and unforgivable tragedy, that will slowly, painfully, and inevitably, tear them all apart? Do you know, firsthand, the evil that resides de

Subgroups of A

Submitted by amit on
Subgroups of A are phenotypes that differ from others of the same ABO group with respect to the amount of A antigen carried on red blood cells(RBCs), and, in secretors , present in the saliva. The two principal subgroups of A are A1 and A2. RBCs of both react strongly with anti- A reagents in direct agglutination tests. The serologic distinction between A1, and A2 is based on results obtained in tests with reagent anti-A1, prepared from group B human serum or the lectin of Dolichos biflorus seeds. Under prescribed testing conditions, anti-A1, reagents agglutinate A1, but not A2 RBCs.

Forgotten heroes

Submitted by amit on
The year 2007 is 150th Anniversary of First war of Independence. All of us are paying our tributes to the great heroes who gave us the freedom that we enjoy today. But there are some heroes who sacrificed there entire life to preserve our freedom and gave their entire life for us but are still forgotten. Did you know that there are still 54 Indian Soldiers incarcerated in Pakistan prisons post the Indo-Pak war of 1971. It is an irony that even after the comprehensive victory, India could not free her soldiers who were trapped by the enemy in the heat of war.

Who should be the next?????

Submitted by Tushar on
Who is the right person to seat on the chair once where Dr.S.Radhakrishnan,Dr.Rajendra Prasad was use to seat as the president of Worlds Biggest Democretic country. Our rulling party is thinking about some names.But who are they???? Arjun Singh?? as a minister who is planning to kill the dream of merited student or Karn Singh..or Sivraj Patil?? on the other hand opposition party is thinking about V.S.Shekhawat...whose educational profile does not stand any where before previous presidents...!! But no one is talking about A.P.J.Abdul Kalam.

1st Lesson in Journalism

Submitted by rajat on
Writing a Good Report This is for all my friends who find it difficult to write reports. I do not say that I am an expert but I have been writing quite many reports. So I take the liberty to post this. Apologies for the mistakes .. Your report must have following info: What happened When Where Who Participated Why was this done What was the result What does it contribute to future. Try and ensure that answers to all are included in your report.. Although writing a report point wise is good, but DO NOT write it like points. Make short crisp sentences.