Ashoka The Great - A Dharmik Samraat
Ashoka was one of the two greatest emperors of India.He reigned for about 40 years after he became ruler of Magadha in 272 B.C. He was the first king to educate his men and lead them to the path of truth. He was the only military man who gave up warfare.
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A short essay on Shivaji Maharaj
I am sure you have heard about Chatrapathi Shivaji .he is the son of Jijabai and Shahji. He
conquered many forts at the age of 17.He made friends with the local boys and converted them into
great warriors. Shivaji 's constant victories over the Mughal Army startled Emperor Aurangazeb; he
named...
An essay on Swami Vivekananda by Kaustubh, Komarla Brigade Balbharati
From the results of essay competition at KOMARLA BRIGADE RESIDENCY Balbharati
(2013 February)
Swami Vivekananda - An Inspiration
“Arise , Awake and do not stop till you reach your goal” ... and may more such inspirational words
were given by Swamiji. Swami Vivekananda is such...
Architectural beauty of Lepakshi
HAS ANYONE HEARD OF THE LEGENDARY LEPAKSHI, THE ONE WITH IMMENSE ARCHITECTURAL BEAUTY? NO?! THEN COME ON I WILL TAKE YOU TO THIS BEAUTIFUL LAND….
Lepakshi, the wonderland of architecture, is located near the outskirts of Andhra Pradesh near Ghati
Subramanium. It is home to...
Friday, July 11, 2014
Diwali - the festival of Lights
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Diwali - An Essay by Manav
For Hindus Diwali is one of the most important festival in a year and is celebrated by performing traditional activities together.
Deepavali or Diwali is popularly known as the Festival of Lights or row of lamps.It is a five day Hindu festival which starts...
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Krishna’s Mayur Pankh

Krishna's mayur pankh
Once in Govardhan hills, when Lord Krishna was playing his flute, the sweet melody that poured out made the peacock dance in joy and excitement. At the end of the long dance, the peacocks spread their feathers and the King peacock offered with great...