Saturday, September 20, 2008

Delhi cop Sharma cremated with full state honours

BRAVO, BRAVO, BRAVO Mr. M. C. Sharma........


Good Evening friends, this is my way to give tributes and honour to Bravo Cop M C Sharma, I publish two post dedicated to him only. I Salute him and want to add my words here—M C Sharma Amar Rahe, Amar Rahe, Amar Rahe…….




Delhi Police Inspector Mohan Chand Sharma, who died battling terrorists during an encounter, was on Saturday cremated with full state honours after a tearful adieu.

The mortal remains of 41-year old Sharma, considered an encounter specialist and posted with elite anti-terror squad Special Cell, were consigned to flames after the Delhi Police contingent paid him a three-gun salute.

The body, draped in a Delhi Police flag, was brought to the Nigambodh Ghat here with 12 personnel escorting it amid chants of ‘Bharta Mata Ki Jai’ and ‘M C Sharma Amar Rahe’.

A number of political leaders, including Home Minister Shivraj Patil, Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit, Minister of State for Home Sriprakash Jaiswal and former Deputy Prime Minister L K Advani as well as Lt Governor Tejinder Khanna attended the funeral.

Among others present were Home Secretary Madhukar Gupta, Delhi Commissioner of Police Y S Dadwal and former CPs Ajai Raj Sharma and K K Paul.


All the dignitaries placed wreaths on the body of the departed officer.


Sharma was a highly decorated officer with seven gallantry medals to his credit, including President's Medal for Gallantry.


Sharma served the city police for 19 years before falling to the bullet of heavily armed terrorists in a fierce gun battle at a house in South Delhi on Friday.
ref: indianexpress

Tearful adieu to brave Delhi police officer Sharma

Good evening friend, Today is September 20, 2008. Day started as roution except its Saturday, so little relaxed with mind. No school for shivam today. Yesterday was bad day for M.C.Sharma family of Delhi police officer. The way Officer Sharma died I Salute him. He was fighting with Terrorists and he died in during an encounter. I must want to say I salute M C Sharma, M C Sharma Amar Rahe. Bravo, Bravo, Bravo……Read the news below.

Family and friends on Saturday bid a tearful adieu to slain Delhi Police Special Cell officer M C Sharma, who died battling terrorists during an encounter.
As the body of the 41-year-old was brought to his residence in South West Delhi's Dwarka area in a flower-decked vehicle, family members, neighbours and well wishers started chanting slogans of ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai (Long live Mother India)’ and ‘M C Sharma Amar Rahe (Long live M C Sharma).’

A Delhi Police contingent paid a gun salute to the departed officer, a winner of seven gallantry medals.

Sharma is survived by his wife, a son and a daughter. His son, who had been admitted to a hospital in Kirti Nagar with Dengue, was also brought home to bid farewell to his father.

The body of the slain inspector was brought from AIIMS, where a postmortem had been conducted, to Sharma's residence at Om Satyam Apartments, Sector 4 in Dwarka.
A large number of inconsolable relatives, neighbours and well wishers trailed the vehicle as the body was taken to the Nigamboth Ghat for cremation.

Sharma suffered several bullet injuries during the encounter with militants in the capital's Jamia Nagar area on Friday in which he led the Delhi police team. Two terrorists were killed and one arrested.

He later succumbed to his injuries at the Holy Family hospital.

The officer who joined the Delhi Police as a Sub-inspector in 1989 was instrumental in the killing of 35 terrorists and the arrest of another 80 militants, police sources claimed, adding he had killed 40 inter-state gangsters and arrested another 129.
ref: indianexpress

Friday, September 19, 2008

Nature



Dhirendra Patel on way

Good Afternoon. I just finish my lunch and my neighbour Mr.Yogindera zala came at office.Its around 1-15 pm and we are going to hospital. Our society chairman is in hospital. He was sick and today he was operated for stone. It is Social Visit.

Thursday, September 18, 2008

Gujarat dist swamped, 4,000 evacuated



Good Evening friends, its little rain raining here. All over Gujarat it’s flooding, particularly Surendranagar district. A number of villages of Lakhtar, Patdi, Limdi, talukas is 5-6 feet deep water. Complete news is as under.




Following heavy rains in the last two days, the Surendranagar district is facing floods. A number of villages in the district have been marooned and more than 4,000 villagers have been evacuated to safer places. Meanwhile, the government machinery has been carrying out relief and rescue operations in the affected areas with the help of the Army, Ahmedabad and Rajkot fire brigade and SRP jawans. However, no casualty has been reported from the district.

A number of villages of Lakhtar, Limdi and Patdi talukas of the district were marooned in the flood and 5-6 feet deep water was seen in the villages. According to people, nearly 15 lakes and ponds in different villages in the district were breached with three important dams - Dholi Dhaja Dam, Naika Dam and Sukhbhadar Dam - overflowing, has only added to the already grim flood situation.

District collectorate officials said nearly 70 villages have been badly affected by the flood and 4,045 people have been shifted to safer places like government schools and panchayat buildings with food packets being distributed in the flood affected areas. Almost all the roads leading to the Surendranagar district were cut off from rest of the state owing to the inundation.

Chief Minister Narendra Modi sent two ministers - Raman Vora and Kirit Rana - to supervise the relief and rescue operations.

Surendranagar District Collector J D Bhad said, "Situation seems to be improving and under control at present."

Backless cholis bared even 500 yrs ago

Good Morning friends, today is September 19, 2008. Start my day with morning walk, as it’s raining here form last two days, my garden walking track spoiled. It’s all wet send there. I manage to walk. When I reach office and finish my routine prayer, I face power failure. Power restore in 50 minutes. Day started with routine work. I was reading timesofindia’s website and I read following article.

I like to let you all know that Gujarat is having 9 days Flok dance festival called Navaratri ( that’s nine nights ). I talk more on that in other post. In navratri, girls were suppose to wear traditional cholis and many girls love to wear backless cholis. Following article is with that backless cholis. Read it first.


During Navratri, when dancers are in a frenzy of garba or raas to pulsating music, backless cholis send the pulses of young men racing. Amdavadi girls wear them as a style statement — the more elaborately embroidered the better.

In fact, intricate jewellery and tattoos on the back accessorise these cholis and up the glamour quotient. Those who may disapprove of this garment thinking it’s provocative, will be surprised to know that women in Gujarat, particularly Ahmedabad, used to wear it 500 years ago!

Durate Barbosa, a Portuguese traveller wrote about the way Gujarati men and women dressed at that time. Describing the chaniya choli, he wrote, “This dress is silky and goes down to the feet. The jackets have narrow sleeves, open at shoulders.”

He goes on to describe the women, “They have large holes pierced in their ears and in them wear rings of gold or silver large enough for an egg to pass through.”
Other sources say cholis evolved as a form of clothing in the 10th century and then cholis covered only the front, leaving the back bare. Blouses of this type are still common in Rajasthan and some parts of Gujarat. But today, traditional cholis have become
highly stylised.

City-based designer Bhumika says, “Backless cholis were a traditional piece of fashion and we can find people wearing them in some pockets of Gujarat even today. Largely, the backless choli remains unchanged.”

A book on ‘Costumes and Ornaments of Chamba’ by Kamal Prasad Sharma and Surinder Mohan Sethi says, “Recorded example of the choli or blouse is found in pre-Mughal miniature paintings of Gujarat, but there was gradual adoption of choli in northern India. It is the first example of an upper garment for women. it covered only the front, the back being bare.’

Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Fed rescues AIG for USD 85 billion

Good Afternoon friends,
From last many days everyone was talking about AIG is going to be bankruptcy. India’s Tuesday night and america’s Tuesday morning , United States Government has agreed to a US$ 85 billion bailout for AIG.

We all are aware with the fact that AIG is Insurance company and is also working in india. In india AIG tied up with TATA and with TATA AIG Life and TATA AIG Insurance. TATA AIG is having all type of insurance in india including Life, Motor, Travel, Accident & Health, Business Property. They also have Mutual Funda and Retirement Services with their name in india. I read following news at PTI.

Fearing worldwide impact of collapse of American Insurance Group (AIG), the United States government has agreed to a USD 85 billion bailout that gives it control of the troubled insurance giant operating in 130 countries. The US Federal Reserve decided to bail out AIG hours after it decided to keep the benchmark bank rate unchanged at two per cent, despite hopes expressed by many financial experts that it would be slashed.

The federal government reversed its decision against intervention late Tuesday after it became clear that AIG was unable to get bank loan and would have to file for bankruptcy protection within hours, leading to major consequences and danger to the financial system. Only last week, the government had declined to support investment banker Lehman Brothers Holdings leading to it filing bankruptcy protection, but analysts say AIG was too big to be allowed to fail.

What frightened Fed and Treasury officials, the New York Times said, was not simply the prospect of another giant corporate bankruptcy, but AIG's role as an enormous provider of financial insurance to investors who bought complex debt securities. That effectively required AIG to cover losses suffered by buyers in the event of securities defaulted.

It meant AIG was potentially on the hook for billions of dollars worth of risky securities that were once considered safe. PTI.

Rupee rises sharply against dollar

Good Morning friends, today is Wednesday, September 17, 2008. Day started with routine walk and as we have guest at home, we take breakfast together. Yesterday night I hear news of AIG got support from American Federal Reserve and AIG survive.

We also have good new today. Indian rupee rises sharply against dollar. Here is the news I just read from NDTV Profit website.

Rupee rose sharply on Wednesday after posting its biggest single-day fall on Tuesday, supported by the RBI's move to make rates on deposits by non-residents more attractive.

Rupee was trading at 46.35/37 per dollar, 1.2 percent stronger than 46.89/90 at close on Tuesday when it had fallen to 46.99 during trade, its weakest since July 24, 2006.

Monday, September 15, 2008

Dhirendra @ Poonam

Dhirendra Patel a mature and decent male at Dadaji's hosue on fullmoon day. Full Moon Day is called Poonam in Gujarati. Poonam prayer starts at 8-30 pm and it end aroung 10-30.

Poonam Prayer at Dadajis house

Dadaji's Prayer room at Full moon day that's call Poonam in Gujarati. The background is decorated and Havan is also being kept ready. On right hand side of the picture you are able to see the Guru Gadi there. In front of it there is Tabala. Dhirendra Patel is going to sit over there and going to play tabala.

Saturday, September 13, 2008

Five explosions rock Delhi, 20 dead, many injured

Good Evening friends, its 8-30 pm and I just got this shocking new. 5 blast rock Delhi.The complete new is as under.

Five explosions rocked busy market places in New Delhi on Saturday evening, killing 20 people and injuring many others.
The Blasts at Ghaffar market in Karol Bagh, at Connaught Place and Greater Kailash took place in a quick succession, police said.

The first blast took place at Ghaffar market in which at least 20 people were injured. They were rushed to nearby RML hospital.

Immediately after that two explosions took place in Connaught Place in which at least 10 people were injured.
Another explosion rocked M-Block market in Greater Kailash-I.

The impact of the the blasts in Karol Bagh could be gauged by the fact that an auto was thrown up and got caught in the electrical wires.

Senior Police officials including Joint Commissioner of Police Karnail Singh rushed to the spot in the central district and were assessing the situation.

In Ghaffar market, the explosive was believed to have been kept near a Maruti car. Several vehicles were badly damaged due to the impactof the blast.

In Barakhamba Road, one of the bombs was suspected to be placed near Nirmal tower. The second blast in the CP took place near Gopal Das Bhavan and the third one in central park.

At least eight people were injured in these two blasts. In the GK-I blast two people were injured who were rushed to a nearby hospital. Eight to ten shops were damaged in the explosion that took place at around 6:40 pm. The bomb was suspected kept in a dust bin.

ref: indian express, agents website design

Waterlogged in 30 minutes of rain

Good Evening Friends, Friday, September 12, 2008. Friday is last working day in my company,, we all were busy working with the day to day targeted and planned work. Till 5-30 pm the sky was so clear no one even think its going to have heavy rain. After 5-30 pm it starts getting dark and around 5-45 heavy showers starts.

Friday evening was blessed by heavy showers with thunder and lightening in Ahmedabad. It was around 6-00 pm evening. Many parts of ahmedabad city got waterlogged with just half an hour of intense rain. I am sharring following pictures just to let all know what GOD can do in just half an hour. It was around 6-00pm and I took all following picture from my compound at Naranpura Cross Road, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India.



Both side of the road get waterlogged. Notice the other side of road in following pictures.

The best part of storm water outlet system is that all logged water clear in next half an hour once rain stop or slow down. So, around 7-30 pm everything was clear.

Friday, September 12, 2008

Thinking as Brain Exercise


Dhirendra Patel thinking again. It's nature's rule that if we use somethign than and than that's thing is going to remain live. Same thing with our brain. We need to keep thinking and keep our brain fertile. Thinking keeps our brain fertile and only fertile brain gives better outputs.

Thursday, September 11, 2008

Dhyaan Dhirendra Patel @ Office



Dhirendra Patel Thinking


Dhirendra Patel at work. Thinking. I strongly belive that Thinking is important part of life. I always give enough time to think on anything. Anything include business, family, volunteering and my self too.

Amazing Advani achieves a double


CUP OF JOY: Pankaj Advani added the time format title to his collection with a splendid display.

Pankaj Advani was prolific in the first session while Devendra Joshi was devastating in the next two. However, it was Advani who had the last laugh and achieved a rare ‘double’ yet again.

Advani, who first performed the double in Malta in 2005, capped 10 days of superlative play by adding the time format title to the points format crown in the ONGC IBSF World billiards championship here on Wednesday.

The KSBA hall wore a deserted look when the match commenced and even at the end of the first session, there were just around 100 spectators watching the summit clash. With the news of Advani on a roll spreading, more people started trooping in. And they were treated to a classic contest by Joshi as if on cue.

news from The hindu

Wednesday, September 10, 2008

Manav Parivar Prayer-1


Good Morning Friends, Thursday,September 11, 2008. I weak up at 4-30 am and get ready to go to prayer, My elder son shivam patel also weak up at 5-00 am. Dhirendra patel, My twin brother Dharmendu, My father Nandlal Patel, My Mom Hasuben patel, My elder son Shivam and Me ,, all were ready at 5-40 am and we leave our house. We reach Dadaji’s house ( Dadaji is our Guru ). Me and Shivam Did all the ritual and pooja there for the DevBapa and Lord Krishna. I take following pictures around 6-00 am.

Following First picture is Dadaji's House Prayer room with Guru Gadi there.


Following second picture is of Manav Parivar, Ahmedabad's Prayer Hall where every thursday more than 200 people getherd and do Parivar Prathana.


Being volunteer me and rest of others volunteer, we all wear white uniform for prayer. Its Kurta and paijama for all. Take a look at Dhirendra Patel.

End of world? Experiment to recreate Big Bang underway

Today is Wednesday, September 10, 2008. Busy day from morning and I was having meeting with Tabala Guru Shree Diviyang Vakil. Back to office and now at 10-00 pm I m reading this news and I like to share here. Its all around talk of town that today is end of world? Read it below.

Scientists from around eighty countries have switched on the most powerful particle accelerator ever built in an attempt to answer some of the biggest unanswered questions about the universe.


The two billion dollar Large Hadron Collider project conducted by the European Organisation for Nuclear Research could help scientists explain mass, gravity, and the mysterious 'dark matter' that fills much of the universe.

Around 200 of the 2,000 scientists doing the experiment are from India.

While no one knows what to expect yet, some researchers have raised concerns saying that the experiment may trigger natural calamities eventually leading to the end of the world.

What's the point of the CERN experiment?

What's the point of the huge CERN experiment is a question non-scientists and some scientists across the world are asking. At one level it's said to be a massive exercise in curiosity because the scientists themselves say they are not sure what they hope to find, not even the questions they should be asking.

What scientists hope to really achieve is create matter. They believe that by re-creating the beginning of the universe they may also create matter as it was created when the universe formed.

The scientific name of the basic particle is Higgs Boson named after Scottish scientist Peter Higgs. But the particle is more commonly called the God Particle since it is considered to be the key to the creation of the universe and it is this key that the scientists hope to re-create.

There have been concerns that the experiment could create anti-matter or black holes but scientists say they are unfounded.

Scientists also hope that the particle will explain gravity, something the current theories of Physics have not explained completely so far.

They are recreating the conditions just before the universe was formed in a large collider which has been cooled to minus 271 degrees centigrade and particles will be made to collide at nearly the speed of light.

The experiment is being conducted in a 27 kilometre long tunnel, 80 metres below the earth's surface. With the experiment, scientists say theoretical Physics is bracing itself for a revolution. The results from the experiment will help scientists see what lies beyond current theories.

ref: ndtv