GoUNESCO is a travel project with an objective to improve awareness of our heritage, culture and natural history by encouraging travel to UNESCO world heritage sites (WHS) across the world. It is designed as a fun travel challenge – you earn points with every visit to a world heritage site and compete with other travelers [...] . . . → Read More: Go UNESCO
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Cinema lovers have voted ‘Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge‘ (DDLJ) as their most favourite feature film from the past 100 years of Indian cinema in a poll conducted by Sanona, the UK’s largest online Pay Per View (PPV) Indian movie streaming service. The hit romantic comedy, which starred superstars Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol in [...] . . . → Read More: DDLJ voted favourite Indian film of the past 100 years Here is the pic of Nikhil Pavan Kalyan (one of the admin of our site) with our Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. Kudos bhaiyaaa! . . . → Read More: Nikhil Pavan Kalyan with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh I do not generally use superlatives but Bharat Darshan, the 55 day long winter study tour that we just finished (to be exact, it started on December 22nd 2012 and completed on Feb 14th 2013), is one of the most fascinating traveling experiences that worth a lifetime to cherish. Traveling has been and always is [...] . . . → Read More: The Great Indian Visit Hello everyone, Now that there is a new pattern at hand for both the CSAT and CSE (Mains) Examination, it is not only important to discuss and criticise the changes made, but also it is needed to re-format and re-orient the preparation towards these various levels of examination(s). I would try and initiate a discussion [...] . . . → Read More: Getting Ready for the changed Civil Services Pattern The 85th Academy Awards are just announced today at Los Angeles and for the first time ever entire Oscar show was posted Online. Seth MacFarlane hosted the 85th annual Academy Awards. Ang Lee’s “Life of Pi” emerged as the the big winner of the ceremony, with four wins for Best Director, Best Cinematography, Best [...] . . . → Read More: And The Oscars 2013 Award Winners Are… Poverty alleviation and rural development are two intricately linked issues in Third World countries. However, in his book, Rural Development – Putting the Last First, Robert Chambers observes that due to misperceptions by those he refers to as “outsiders” or “rural development tourists” these two issues are still far from being conclusively addressed. These “outsiders” [...] . . . → Read More: Unsung heroes of Grass root work Many times we come across phases when we feel real low about ourselves and about everything around us. It might be natural or otherwise, but definitely unwelcome. None of us really want to stay or have such phases, on a positive note. And I somehow believe those are inevitable There is none that I know who [...] . . . → Read More: Come on, Lets move on… P.S: This post is specifically directed to all those who are preparing for the civil services examination. And ALL the observations are PERSONAL. Hi all, Hope each of you is preparation well with full capacity. All the very best for the upcoming Prelims and Interview. We are currently (the 2012 batch IAS) going through Bharat Darshan, [...] . . . → Read More: Fill your cadre options wisely Here is the Info-graphic on Rapes (published on WashingtonPost). The above graphic was put together by the Enliven Project using data from Department of Justice’s National Crime Victimization Survey and FBI reports. It drives home extremely well the fact that false rape accusations are exceedingly rare, despite what media reports might suggest. Almost as rare [...] . . . → Read More: Rape Info-graphic : The Saddest Graph |
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