Kolkata Port Trust Lower Division Clerks (LDC) Recruitment Notice
Kolkata Port Trust Lower Division Clerks Recruitment notification announced. Kolkata Port Trust invites application for the post of Lower Division Clerks (LDC) from eligible and desirous persons may submit applications to the office of the Manager(P&IR), Haldia Dock Complex, Jawahar Tower Building, Haldia Township, Purba Medinipur- 721607 before the last date. More details about Kolkata Port Trust LDC Recruitment details are as follows:
1. Lower Division Clerks on contract
Total Vacancies: 06 Posts
Salary Pay: Rs.15,000/-per month
Age Limit: At least 25 years of age as on the 1st day of the month in which The advertisement is issued.
Qualification : Must have passed Higher Secondary Examination (or equivalent) and should be conversant with computer operations
Last date for receipt of application form : 14.03.2011 to the office of Manager(P&IR), Haldia Dock
Complex, Jawahar Tower Building, Haldia Township, Purba Medinipur, PIN-721607 by 14-03-
2011. Mere fulfilment of the eligibility criteria will not confer any right upon the candidate for
selection. Management reserves the right to cancel the selection process without any reference to the
candidates. Incomplete application or application received after 14-03-2011 may not be entertained
ESIC Medical Officer (IMO) Recruitment Notification Insurance
Employees' State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) Insurance Medical Officer (IMO) Recruitment project for the year 2011 in ESI Hospitals in the State of Karnataka, Tamilnadu and Andhra Pradesh, announced today. Persons who are eligible and interested for ESIC IMO Recruitment may download application format from official website of ESIC i.e. www.esic.nic.in and apply before the last date.
Recruitment details
1.Insurance Medical Officer (IMO) Grade-II
Total Vacancies: 99 Posts
Salary Pay Scale : Pay Band Rs. 15600-39100/- and Grade Pay Rs. 5400/-
Age Limit: Not exceeding 30 years as on 31/03/2011. (Relaxable as per rules)
Area wise /Subject wise :
•ESI Hospital, Peenya, Karnataka - 39 Posts
•ESI Hospital, Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu - 26 Posts
•ESI Hospital, Sanat Nagar, Andhra Pradesh - 34 Post
Application Fee : Rs.225/-(as applicable) in favour of "E.S.I. Fund Account No. I" drawn on any scheduled bank payable at New Delhi
Submission of application form: Last Date for receipt of application : 28.02.2011 by Ordinary Post/UPC so as to reach Post Bag No. 29, Okhla Industrial Estate Post Office, New Delhi – 110 020.
Puduvai Bharathiar Grama Bank Recruitment:
Puduvai Bharathiar Grama Bank has given a detail advertisement for the recruitment of Assistant Manager, Office Assistant. Candidates applying for the following positions should have all the basic qualification as mentioned in the main advertisement at www.puduvaibharathiargramabank.in. So, candidates fulfilling the requisite criterion should go for the opportunity to get the position in the University. They regularly open the recruitment every year. This time they are going to recruit Assistant Manager, Office Assistant.
The examination will be held this year as per the syllabus given in the notification issued by the university. The selection procedure will be go through by written test followed by interview. The following are the information to see whether you are eligible or not. To get the complete detail about the vacancies / jobs go the main advertisement of the Puduvai Bharathiar Grama Bank Recruitment 2011 i.e. www.puduvaibharathiargramabank.in.
Main Detail about Puduvai Bharathiar Grama Bank Recruitment 2011
Puduvai Bharathiar Grama Bank (PBGB), (Sponsored by Indian Bank), 441, M.G.Road, Muthialpet, Puducherry – 605003
Assistant Manager in JMG Scale-I
•No. of vacancies: 10 posts,
•Salary Pay Scale: Rs.14500-25700,
•Age should be between: 18-28 years,
•Written exam on 08/05/2011
Office Assistant
•No. of vacancies: 10 posts,
•Salary Pay Scale: Rs.7200-19300,
•Age should be between: 18-28 years,
•Written Exam on 15/05/2011
Last dates to apply Online at Deccan Gramin Bank website only from 22/02/2011 to 15/03/2011.
Complete Information go to: Advertisement at www.puduvaibharathiargramabank.in
Complete Information about Puduvai Bharathiar Grama Bank Recruitment: The above information is only to see whether you are eligible or not. To get the complete information about the Recruitment/jobs/vacancies for Assistant Manager, Office Assistant, you have to see the main advertisement on puduvaibharathiargramabank.in. Application format and application form has also given in the main advertisement of the university. Interested candidates can apply as per the rules and regulation. To get the complete information about the recruitment in Puduvai Bharathiar Grama Bank,
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Monday, February 14, 2011
Fever of Cricket
World cup is going to start and each and every person has a lot of expectations from Sachin Tendulkar and Indian team and all the people are takng them like GOd . They have forgotton that they are also human being. But at this time media is making so many hyperbole . This time all the team members have not even a single demerit according to media and they are running after them . Searching for each and every news related to them , All the international team are full of confidence always but media people are changing that into over confidence . Cricket also starts thinking themselves like a perfect people and stop improving there weal points and start taking everything lightly but just after one loss of a match all the weak points come into the team members which even they did not suppose to have . These points are pointed out by those people who just some days ago were there worshipper and taking them as a God . And they demoralised them give them a lots of headeche and media people start breaking their confidence instaed of supporting them and reminding them their strong point instead of telling them that they can also do the miracles and they also have capacity to win the cup .
But like our Indian tendency we support the person who is about to reach on the top and push back that person who is trying to get into the top having talents but have not proven himself. We do not support the needy people ,we always support the people who do not need .
But like our Indian tendency we support the person who is about to reach on the top and push back that person who is trying to get into the top having talents but have not proven himself. We do not support the needy people ,we always support the people who do not need .
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Valentine Day
So one more Valentines day is their . Now some of te so called cutural organisation have started threating youngsters not to celebrate Valantines as it is against our culture but I want to raise some quesions for them . First of all, was Love not in Indian culture? Is more rubbish ten celebrating Valentines day Not going on in our India?Is everybody folowing all the customs and traditions of Indian culture?If I ask these people do YOu save or help people whom you meet at road who have met withan accident.They would say know because they dont want to create problems for themselves.If I ask these people have ever fulfilled all the oaths of your marriage. MOst of them would say that they even dont remember .If I ask them do they help girls on road being teased by boys on the road while going to school .THey would definately say no. Are all the themes not more important to follow for the sake of Indian culture Valentine Day . THey are protesting against celebrating Valentines Day which comes once in a year . If both girls and boy are celebrating it , it would be the wish of both while in 364 days many girls are teased and irritated by boys which causes negetivity and sacrifices in girls but no social organisation working it they just force couple not
celebrate valentine for the sake of indian culture . I want to ask them if they can stop them by doing this .? They can stop them celebrating it in public places but after that they wil search for some hidden places but they will definately celebrate it and in public places there are certain limitations but while in a hiden place they can cross all the limits.
Yes i do agree that , if couples are found in some awkward situation they should be given the creative punishment but this rule should be in action in all 365 days.
celebrate valentine for the sake of indian culture . I want to ask them if they can stop them by doing this .? They can stop them celebrating it in public places but after that they wil search for some hidden places but they will definately celebrate it and in public places there are certain limitations but while in a hiden place they can cross all the limits.
Yes i do agree that , if couples are found in some awkward situation they should be given the creative punishment but this rule should be in action in all 365 days.
Monday, January 17, 2011
jobs in bank
UGB Bank Recruitment 2011 for Officer Scale-I and Office Assistant advertisement published at official website of the bank www.uttaranchalbank.in. Online registration starts from 06/01/2011 to 05/02/2011. Selection will be on the basis of written test and interview. All details about UGB Bank Recruitment 2011 are available with us.
Important Dates :
•Starting date of Online application submission : 06/01/2011
•Last date of Online application submitting : 05/02/2011
•Date of Written Exam for Officer: 17/04/2011
•Date of Written examination for Office Assistants : 10/04/2011
Uttaranchal Gramin Bank (UGB)
18, New Road, Dehradun
Web: www.uttaranchalbank.in
Uttaranchal Gramin Bank invites applications for the following psots from Indian Citiziens : More details about UGB Recruitment 2011 are as follows:
1.Officer Scale-I Group-A : 51 posts, Pay Scale : Rs.14500-25700
2.Office Assistant Group-B : 52 posts, Pay Scale : Rs.7200-19300
Age : 18-28 years for both the posts
Application Fee : For SC / ST / PC candidates : Rs.75/- for each post (towards Postal Charges only) , For all others including OBC : Rs.350/- for each post to be paid .
Selection Process : Written Exam (consist of objective test of Reasoning Ability, Numerical Ability, English Language and Clerical Aptitude) and Interview by a challan either in Uttaranchal Gramin Bank or in SBI
Important link: Advertisement and Online registration
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Important Dates :
•Starting date of Online application submission : 06/01/2011
•Last date of Online application submitting : 05/02/2011
•Date of Written Exam for Officer: 17/04/2011
•Date of Written examination for Office Assistants : 10/04/2011
Uttaranchal Gramin Bank (UGB)
18, New Road, Dehradun
Web: www.uttaranchalbank.in
Uttaranchal Gramin Bank invites applications for the following psots from Indian Citiziens : More details about UGB Recruitment 2011 are as follows:
1.Officer Scale-I Group-A : 51 posts, Pay Scale : Rs.14500-25700
2.Office Assistant Group-B : 52 posts, Pay Scale : Rs.7200-19300
Age : 18-28 years for both the posts
Application Fee : For SC / ST / PC candidates : Rs.75/- for each post (towards Postal Charges only) , For all others including OBC : Rs.350/- for each post to be paid .
Selection Process : Written Exam (consist of objective test of Reasoning Ability, Numerical Ability, English Language and Clerical Aptitude) and Interview by a challan either in Uttaranchal Gramin Bank or in SBI
Important link: Advertisement and Online registration
More Information: Complete information about UGB Recruitment 2011 like how to apply, selection procedure, how to apply and any other details please visit official website www.uttaranchalbank.in. For latest recruitment4u updates and UGB Recruitment 2011 notification direct into your email ID please
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Thursday, January 6, 2011
Himalyas
Himalayas
The Himalayas are the highest mountain range in the world. Over 30 peaks in the Himalayas are over 24,000 ft/7315m high.
The Himalayas, literally translated as 'Land of Snow'Himalyas are called the king of mountains. The Himalyas has religious story also . People believe that Lord shiva lives in the HImalyas there is an interesting story also about it .
A story goes that there were once two sages, Nara and Narayana. They meditated for long years in the Himalayas. Lord Siva was impressed by their dedication, and after many years, came along to meet them. As the two sages sat awed by his very presence, the Lord said he was so happy that he would grant them a boon. The sages asked that the Lord might rest on these mountains forever. Since then the Jyotirlinga or the symbol of Saivite worship, installed itself at a place called Kedarnath and people from all over the world visit it to catch a glimpse of Shiva’s (also spelt as Shiv, Siva or Shiva) essence.
this is a believe that in old time saint rishis used to go to HImalyas for tapsya and to get salvation . It is also said that a person who goes to Himalyas and does meditation here gets the suprme knowledge and get rid of all the bond on earth . He gets the salvation and does not take the next birth
Some of the world's major rivers, the Ganges, Indus, Brahmaputra, Yangtze, Mekong, Salween, Red River (Asia), Xunjiang, Chao Phraya, Irrawaddy River, Amu Darya, Syr Darya, Tarim River and Yellow River, rise in the Himalayas, and their combined drainage basin is home to some 3 billion people (almost half of Earth's population) in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, People's Republic of China, India, Nepal, Burma, Cambodia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Malaysia and Pakistan.Principle Himalayan Rivers:-
The Ganges:- Ganges, the most pious Indian river rises in the western Himalayas, in Uttaranchal state. The 2510 km long Ganga river originates from Gangotri near Devprayag. It is one of the major river of India that flows in the east direction from the Gangetic plain of Northern India and later on enters into the Bangladesh through Sunderban delta and drains out into Bay of Bengal. The depth of the Ganges river varies from place to place. The maximum depth is of 100 feet and the average depth is of 52 feet. Most of the northern Indian cities are established on the bank of this mighty river such as Haridwar, Rishikesh, Allahabad, Kashi and Varanasi etc.
Brahmaputra River :- The Brahmaputra which literally means the “son of Lord Brahma” originates from the slopes of Kailash in western Tibet near the vicinity of the holy lake of Mansarovar. It enters into India through the North eastern state of Arunachal Pradesh after traversing across the high-altitude Tibetan plateau as Tsangpo river. In Auranchal Pradesh, it enters by the name of Dihong but later on it meets with Dibang and Lohit river just beyond Pasighat, and finally emerged as Brahmaputra river. In Assam, it flows in the southwest direction and enters into Bangladesh as Jamuna river. Here, it meets with the Ganges river and again splits as Hugli and Padma river. When it merges with the Ganges river it forms the world's largest delta as Sunderbans. The average depth of Brahmaputra river is 124 feet and its maximum depth is 380 feet. The 1800miles long route of Brahmaputra is the main source of irrigation and transportation in India.
Indus river:- This is another principle river that originates form the north of Lake Mansarovar, in the Tibetan plateau. It flows through the Ladakh district of Indian state Jammu and Kashmir before entering to Pakistan. It is regraded as the lifeline of Pakistan. It merges into the Arabian sea near Karachi, the Port city of Pakistan. The total length of Indus river is 3,180 kilometres (1,976 miles) and together with Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi, Beas, Sutlej and extinct Saraswati river, Indus creates Sapta Sindhu delta in Pakistan's Sindh province. The water level of this river diminishes in winter but increases during the monsoon time from July to September.
Secondary Himalayan Rivers:-
Jhelum river:- This river is one of the tributary of the Indus river and flows partly in India and partly in Pakistan. A spring at Verinag that is located at the foot of the Pir Panjal in the South eastern part of the Kashmir valley is the origin of the Jhelum river. In India, it flows through Srinagar and the Wular lake before entering into the Punjab province of Pakistan. It travels a route of 480 miles.
Chenab river:- Chenab river is the largest river in Himachal Pradesh in terms of volume of water and flows here for 122km. It is formed at Tandi at a height of 2,286 m due to the assemblage of Chandra and Bhaga rivers. Tandi is nestled in the Upper Himalayas of Lahaul- Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh. At its initial stage, Chenab is also called as Chandra Bhaga. Although, Chenab originates in Himachal Pradesh, it also flows through the Jammu valley of Jammu and Kashmir and plains of Punjab before entering into Pakistan. Chenab river has a total length of 960 km, out of which 7,500 sq. km of catchment area lies in Himachal Pradesh. It meets some other Himalayan rivers during its journey such as Jhelum, Ravi, Sutlej and Beas.
Ravi river:-Flowing through both India and Pakistan, river Ravi originates at Chamba district in Himachal Pradesh. At its starting phase, it flows through north-west direction and changes to south-west near Dalhousie after than it enters to the plains of Punjab state near Pathankot. After entering to Pakistan, it joins to the Chenab river. It has a total length of 720 km. The famous city of Pakistan, Lahore is located on the eastern bank of Ravi river.
Beas river:- River Beas starts its journey at the Rohtang pass in Himachal Pradesh and flows for 470km before merging with Sutlej river at Harike Pattan, in the Ferozpur district of Punjab in India. After than, it enters into Pakistan and falls into the Arabian sea. Beas river travels a total length of 460 km out of which 256 km in Himachal Pradesh only. Manali, one of the picturesque hill station of northern India situated on the right side of this river.
Satluj river:- Satluj river, often known as the Red river, is the longest river among the five rivers that flows through Punjab and Pakistan. It originates from the Lake Rakshastal in Tibet near Mount Kailas. It flows in west and south-west direction and enters into India through the Shipki La pass in Himachal Pradesh. It travels a route of 320km in Himachal Pradesh. Its tributaries are the Spiti, the Ropa, the Taiti, the Kashang, the Mulgaon, the Yula, the Wanger, the Throng and the Rupi as right bank tributaries, whereas the Tirung, the Gayathing, the Baspa, the Duling and the Soldang are left bank tributaries. It enters to Punjab state at Bhakhra where the famous Bhakhra dam is created. After entering to Pakistan it merges with the Indus river. The total length of Satluj river is 1,448km.
Yamuna river:- This is the major tributary river of Ganges. It originates from Yamunotri in the lap of Himalayas in Uttaranchal state. Yamuna river flows in a southerly direction through the Himalayan foothills. With a total length of 1, 370 km, it flows through Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh before mixing with the river Ganges at Allahabad. The major tributaries of Yamuna river are Tons, Chambal, Betwa and Kon. One of the finest monument of Mughal era, the Taj Mahal is located on the bank of River Yamuna.
Highest mountain peak in HimalyaMount Everest
Mount Everest is the highest peak in the world. It rises to a height of 8,850m (29,035) above sea level. It is one of the mountains in the Himalayan range. Covering the frontiers of Tibet and Nepal, north of India. The mountain is named after Sir George Everest, who was a British surveyor-general of India. It is known by different names in different regions like Sagarmatha in Nepal and Quomolongma in Tibet. The latitude of Mount Everest is 27 59 17 N and Longitude is 86 55 31 E. In Sanskrit Himalayas mean, "abode of snow". The mountain is totally covered with snow. The height of the mountain varies depending on the amount of snowfall on its peak.
Karakoram
K2 is also known as Austin Godwin, named after an English photographer who explored the region. Locally it is known as "Chogo Ri", meaning "The Great Mountain". It is the second highest mountain peak in the world with a height of 8,611m or 28,250ft.
Kanchenjunga
Kanchenjunga is the third highest mountain peak of the world. It covers around 7000 sq km on the Sikkim and Nepal border. The word Kanchenjunga means "The Five Treasures of the Snow" in the local language, referring to its five summits, which are all over 8,000 meters. It is located at Latitude 27° 42' 9'' and Longitude 88° 9' 1 '. Kanchenjunga has an altitude of 8, 586m or 28, 169 feet, making it the world's third highest peak. It has five peaks of which the highest peak is 8,586m or 28,169 feet. It has still remained unexplored in spite of several attempts. According to Sir John Hunt, who climbed the peak of Everest with Sir edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norkey, has said Kanchenjunga is a more dangerous and hard to explore, than the Mount Everest itself. It is also known by different names like "Kachendzonga", "Kangchen Dzö-nga", and "Kangchanfanga".
Nanga Parbat
Nanga Parbat or naked mountain is another important peak of the Himalayan range. According to sources it is the ninth highest mountain in the world. It is located in regions of Baldistan, Korakoram Range, Gilgit, Pakistan. Nanga Parbat has a height of 8,126m or 26,660 ft. The mountain has such sharp edges that it cannot hold much of snow. That's the reason the mountain peaks have an unclad appearance. It has three faces, the Rahikot, Diamir and rupal. It is considered a very dangerous mountain because of the tragedies, which took place earlier. It is located at Longitude 74.35 and Latitude 35.10.
Annapurna
Among the other famous peaks of the Himalayas the Annapurna range is a very important Himalayan range. It is located in central Nepal Himalayas with an altitude of 8,091m. It ranks 10th highest mountain in the world. The Annapurna range stretches from west to east consisting of the following major peaks of the range:
Annapurna South Face: altitude: 7,219m,
Gang: altitude: 7,647m,
Gangapurna: altitude: 7,455m,
Annapurna III: altitude: 7,555m,
Annapurna IV: altitude: 7,525m and
Annapurna II: altitude: 7,937m.
Annapurna I altitude: 8,091 m.
It is located to the east of a great gorge that cuts through the Himalayas by the Kali Gandaki river, on its western and northwestern slopes it has glaciers, which drain into this gorge. Annapurna has many high peaks but the two highest peaks are Annapurna I and Annapurna II, at the western and eastern ends.
Manaslu
Manaslu, is located in Nepal about forty miles east of Annapurna with an altitude of 8,156m. It is the 8th highest mountain in the world. Manaslu is the highest peak of the Gurkha plateau. The name Manaslu is taken from a Sanskrit word "Manasa" which means "Mountain of the Spirit". It is located at longitude 84.33 and latitude 28.33. Other than the Manaslu the other high peaks of the Gurkha plateau are as follows:
Manaslu North altitude: 7,154 m.
Dakura altitude: 7,837 m.
Himal Chuli altitude: 7,864 m.
Manaslu East altitude: 7,894 m.
Dhaulagiri Mountain
It is located in the Eastern Nepal, Nepal and Tibet border with an altitude of 8,201m, is the 7th highest mountain in the world. Dhaulagiri means "white mountain". It is the highest mountain located entirely within Nepal. The peak stretches for 30 miles consisting of sharp ridges, icefalls, and glaciers. Along the main peak, several other pyramid-shaped peaks rise. Four of these peaks, from east to west, rise above 25,000 feet. It is located at longitude 83.30 and latitude 28.42.
Lhotse
Lhotse is the fourth highest peak in the Himalayan range. It is located in the China and Nepal border with an altitude of 8,516m. The peak stretches from east to west, which is located south of Mount Everest. South Col, a vertical ridge connects the peaks of the two mountains, which is never below 8, 000m. Other than the main peak of the Lhotse there are two other peaks like Lhotse Shar, which is located east of the main peak, and Nuptse, which is on the mountain's west ridge. It is located at longitude 86.56.03 and latitude 27.57.45.
The Himalayas are the highest mountain range in the world. Over 30 peaks in the Himalayas are over 24,000 ft/7315m high.
The Himalayas, literally translated as 'Land of Snow'Himalyas are called the king of mountains. The Himalyas has religious story also . People believe that Lord shiva lives in the HImalyas there is an interesting story also about it .
A story goes that there were once two sages, Nara and Narayana. They meditated for long years in the Himalayas. Lord Siva was impressed by their dedication, and after many years, came along to meet them. As the two sages sat awed by his very presence, the Lord said he was so happy that he would grant them a boon. The sages asked that the Lord might rest on these mountains forever. Since then the Jyotirlinga or the symbol of Saivite worship, installed itself at a place called Kedarnath and people from all over the world visit it to catch a glimpse of Shiva’s (also spelt as Shiv, Siva or Shiva) essence.
this is a believe that in old time saint rishis used to go to HImalyas for tapsya and to get salvation . It is also said that a person who goes to Himalyas and does meditation here gets the suprme knowledge and get rid of all the bond on earth . He gets the salvation and does not take the next birth
Some of the world's major rivers, the Ganges, Indus, Brahmaputra, Yangtze, Mekong, Salween, Red River (Asia), Xunjiang, Chao Phraya, Irrawaddy River, Amu Darya, Syr Darya, Tarim River and Yellow River, rise in the Himalayas, and their combined drainage basin is home to some 3 billion people (almost half of Earth's population) in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, People's Republic of China, India, Nepal, Burma, Cambodia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Malaysia and Pakistan.Principle Himalayan Rivers:-
The Ganges:- Ganges, the most pious Indian river rises in the western Himalayas, in Uttaranchal state. The 2510 km long Ganga river originates from Gangotri near Devprayag. It is one of the major river of India that flows in the east direction from the Gangetic plain of Northern India and later on enters into the Bangladesh through Sunderban delta and drains out into Bay of Bengal. The depth of the Ganges river varies from place to place. The maximum depth is of 100 feet and the average depth is of 52 feet. Most of the northern Indian cities are established on the bank of this mighty river such as Haridwar, Rishikesh, Allahabad, Kashi and Varanasi etc.
Brahmaputra River :- The Brahmaputra which literally means the “son of Lord Brahma” originates from the slopes of Kailash in western Tibet near the vicinity of the holy lake of Mansarovar. It enters into India through the North eastern state of Arunachal Pradesh after traversing across the high-altitude Tibetan plateau as Tsangpo river. In Auranchal Pradesh, it enters by the name of Dihong but later on it meets with Dibang and Lohit river just beyond Pasighat, and finally emerged as Brahmaputra river. In Assam, it flows in the southwest direction and enters into Bangladesh as Jamuna river. Here, it meets with the Ganges river and again splits as Hugli and Padma river. When it merges with the Ganges river it forms the world's largest delta as Sunderbans. The average depth of Brahmaputra river is 124 feet and its maximum depth is 380 feet. The 1800miles long route of Brahmaputra is the main source of irrigation and transportation in India.
Indus river:- This is another principle river that originates form the north of Lake Mansarovar, in the Tibetan plateau. It flows through the Ladakh district of Indian state Jammu and Kashmir before entering to Pakistan. It is regraded as the lifeline of Pakistan. It merges into the Arabian sea near Karachi, the Port city of Pakistan. The total length of Indus river is 3,180 kilometres (1,976 miles) and together with Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi, Beas, Sutlej and extinct Saraswati river, Indus creates Sapta Sindhu delta in Pakistan's Sindh province. The water level of this river diminishes in winter but increases during the monsoon time from July to September.
Secondary Himalayan Rivers:-
Jhelum river:- This river is one of the tributary of the Indus river and flows partly in India and partly in Pakistan. A spring at Verinag that is located at the foot of the Pir Panjal in the South eastern part of the Kashmir valley is the origin of the Jhelum river. In India, it flows through Srinagar and the Wular lake before entering into the Punjab province of Pakistan. It travels a route of 480 miles.
Chenab river:- Chenab river is the largest river in Himachal Pradesh in terms of volume of water and flows here for 122km. It is formed at Tandi at a height of 2,286 m due to the assemblage of Chandra and Bhaga rivers. Tandi is nestled in the Upper Himalayas of Lahaul- Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh. At its initial stage, Chenab is also called as Chandra Bhaga. Although, Chenab originates in Himachal Pradesh, it also flows through the Jammu valley of Jammu and Kashmir and plains of Punjab before entering into Pakistan. Chenab river has a total length of 960 km, out of which 7,500 sq. km of catchment area lies in Himachal Pradesh. It meets some other Himalayan rivers during its journey such as Jhelum, Ravi, Sutlej and Beas.
Ravi river:-Flowing through both India and Pakistan, river Ravi originates at Chamba district in Himachal Pradesh. At its starting phase, it flows through north-west direction and changes to south-west near Dalhousie after than it enters to the plains of Punjab state near Pathankot. After entering to Pakistan, it joins to the Chenab river. It has a total length of 720 km. The famous city of Pakistan, Lahore is located on the eastern bank of Ravi river.
Beas river:- River Beas starts its journey at the Rohtang pass in Himachal Pradesh and flows for 470km before merging with Sutlej river at Harike Pattan, in the Ferozpur district of Punjab in India. After than, it enters into Pakistan and falls into the Arabian sea. Beas river travels a total length of 460 km out of which 256 km in Himachal Pradesh only. Manali, one of the picturesque hill station of northern India situated on the right side of this river.
Satluj river:- Satluj river, often known as the Red river, is the longest river among the five rivers that flows through Punjab and Pakistan. It originates from the Lake Rakshastal in Tibet near Mount Kailas. It flows in west and south-west direction and enters into India through the Shipki La pass in Himachal Pradesh. It travels a route of 320km in Himachal Pradesh. Its tributaries are the Spiti, the Ropa, the Taiti, the Kashang, the Mulgaon, the Yula, the Wanger, the Throng and the Rupi as right bank tributaries, whereas the Tirung, the Gayathing, the Baspa, the Duling and the Soldang are left bank tributaries. It enters to Punjab state at Bhakhra where the famous Bhakhra dam is created. After entering to Pakistan it merges with the Indus river. The total length of Satluj river is 1,448km.
Yamuna river:- This is the major tributary river of Ganges. It originates from Yamunotri in the lap of Himalayas in Uttaranchal state. Yamuna river flows in a southerly direction through the Himalayan foothills. With a total length of 1, 370 km, it flows through Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh before mixing with the river Ganges at Allahabad. The major tributaries of Yamuna river are Tons, Chambal, Betwa and Kon. One of the finest monument of Mughal era, the Taj Mahal is located on the bank of River Yamuna.
Highest mountain peak in HimalyaMount Everest
Mount Everest is the highest peak in the world. It rises to a height of 8,850m (29,035) above sea level. It is one of the mountains in the Himalayan range. Covering the frontiers of Tibet and Nepal, north of India. The mountain is named after Sir George Everest, who was a British surveyor-general of India. It is known by different names in different regions like Sagarmatha in Nepal and Quomolongma in Tibet. The latitude of Mount Everest is 27 59 17 N and Longitude is 86 55 31 E. In Sanskrit Himalayas mean, "abode of snow". The mountain is totally covered with snow. The height of the mountain varies depending on the amount of snowfall on its peak.
Karakoram
K2 is also known as Austin Godwin, named after an English photographer who explored the region. Locally it is known as "Chogo Ri", meaning "The Great Mountain". It is the second highest mountain peak in the world with a height of 8,611m or 28,250ft.
Kanchenjunga
Kanchenjunga is the third highest mountain peak of the world. It covers around 7000 sq km on the Sikkim and Nepal border. The word Kanchenjunga means "The Five Treasures of the Snow" in the local language, referring to its five summits, which are all over 8,000 meters. It is located at Latitude 27° 42' 9'' and Longitude 88° 9' 1 '. Kanchenjunga has an altitude of 8, 586m or 28, 169 feet, making it the world's third highest peak. It has five peaks of which the highest peak is 8,586m or 28,169 feet. It has still remained unexplored in spite of several attempts. According to Sir John Hunt, who climbed the peak of Everest with Sir edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norkey, has said Kanchenjunga is a more dangerous and hard to explore, than the Mount Everest itself. It is also known by different names like "Kachendzonga", "Kangchen Dzö-nga", and "Kangchanfanga".
Nanga Parbat
Nanga Parbat or naked mountain is another important peak of the Himalayan range. According to sources it is the ninth highest mountain in the world. It is located in regions of Baldistan, Korakoram Range, Gilgit, Pakistan. Nanga Parbat has a height of 8,126m or 26,660 ft. The mountain has such sharp edges that it cannot hold much of snow. That's the reason the mountain peaks have an unclad appearance. It has three faces, the Rahikot, Diamir and rupal. It is considered a very dangerous mountain because of the tragedies, which took place earlier. It is located at Longitude 74.35 and Latitude 35.10.
Annapurna
Among the other famous peaks of the Himalayas the Annapurna range is a very important Himalayan range. It is located in central Nepal Himalayas with an altitude of 8,091m. It ranks 10th highest mountain in the world. The Annapurna range stretches from west to east consisting of the following major peaks of the range:
Annapurna South Face: altitude: 7,219m,
Gang: altitude: 7,647m,
Gangapurna: altitude: 7,455m,
Annapurna III: altitude: 7,555m,
Annapurna IV: altitude: 7,525m and
Annapurna II: altitude: 7,937m.
Annapurna I altitude: 8,091 m.
It is located to the east of a great gorge that cuts through the Himalayas by the Kali Gandaki river, on its western and northwestern slopes it has glaciers, which drain into this gorge. Annapurna has many high peaks but the two highest peaks are Annapurna I and Annapurna II, at the western and eastern ends.
Manaslu
Manaslu, is located in Nepal about forty miles east of Annapurna with an altitude of 8,156m. It is the 8th highest mountain in the world. Manaslu is the highest peak of the Gurkha plateau. The name Manaslu is taken from a Sanskrit word "Manasa" which means "Mountain of the Spirit". It is located at longitude 84.33 and latitude 28.33. Other than the Manaslu the other high peaks of the Gurkha plateau are as follows:
Manaslu North altitude: 7,154 m.
Dakura altitude: 7,837 m.
Himal Chuli altitude: 7,864 m.
Manaslu East altitude: 7,894 m.
Dhaulagiri Mountain
It is located in the Eastern Nepal, Nepal and Tibet border with an altitude of 8,201m, is the 7th highest mountain in the world. Dhaulagiri means "white mountain". It is the highest mountain located entirely within Nepal. The peak stretches for 30 miles consisting of sharp ridges, icefalls, and glaciers. Along the main peak, several other pyramid-shaped peaks rise. Four of these peaks, from east to west, rise above 25,000 feet. It is located at longitude 83.30 and latitude 28.42.
Lhotse
Lhotse is the fourth highest peak in the Himalayan range. It is located in the China and Nepal border with an altitude of 8,516m. The peak stretches from east to west, which is located south of Mount Everest. South Col, a vertical ridge connects the peaks of the two mountains, which is never below 8, 000m. Other than the main peak of the Lhotse there are two other peaks like Lhotse Shar, which is located east of the main peak, and Nuptse, which is on the mountain's west ridge. It is located at longitude 86.56.03 and latitude 27.57.45.
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Friday, December 31, 2010
Happy New year
So to welcome one more year of our life . In this year we will take many resolution and oaths like I will leave this habit I will leave smoking , I will go to the temple daily , I will give this much of amountin charity, but anyone of us does ever take an oath to be happy always or to fight with all the situation with courage or to be positive and optimistic always? Do we ever take oath to live beyond the cages of if and but Do we ever take any oath to get ourself free from the bonds of those meaningless rules which we ourself make for the sake of our ego and pubic reputation . We think ourself a free animal and an animal with mind who can never be in the cage but we are in the cage. We walk tall with animals thinking that we are much better then them but in reality they are much better than us because they have more freedom even being in the cage than us .We are bond in the cage of meterialism , Ego society , and even in the limits of borders also but these guys are not bond to do what they do not wish for . These animals can take the pleasure of their all the senses and can be happy in small things only but we people do not take the pleasure of what we actually have we be sad for those things which we actually do not have.
So instead of celebrating and to take the oaths to leave something we should take the oath of being a positive thinker only and try to be happy in all the situation because thinks are not changed either you are happy with them or sad so it is better to look the best part of the thing instead of thinking about the negative part . The sadness and the happiness are the state of mind only why to take then in to your heart .
So instead of celebrating and to take the oaths to leave something we should take the oath of being a positive thinker only and try to be happy in all the situation because thinks are not changed either you are happy with them or sad so it is better to look the best part of the thing instead of thinking about the negative part . The sadness and the happiness are the state of mind only why to take then in to your heart .
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