The Fate of Tradition - Indian Culture
A REPORT
ON
THE FATE OF TRADITION – INDIAN CULTURE
By
P.SANDEEP
ID.NO.2005S5P4483
A report submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements of TAGC 312:
Technical Report Writing
12 March 2007
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I am grateful to Dr.CHAGLA, my instructor for the course TECHNICAL REPORT WRITNG, for many valuable ideas and suggestions he gave for the fulfillment of this report.
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SUMMARY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Acknowledgement ---------------------------- b
Summary ---------------------------- c
1. Introduction ---------------------------- 1
2. Different forms of messaging ---------------------------- 1
3. Language used in messaging ---------------------------- 2
• Mailing • Telegram • E-mail • SMS(short message service)
4. Conclusion ----------------------------- 6
BIBLIOGRAPHY
GLOSSARY
1. INTRODUCTION
The Indian culture is the greatest thing that can be spoken about by any historian, it is considered so because of the diversity that exists in itself which, till date, is the signature of the so-called Indian legacy. A tradition is meant for generations and is supposed to have the same effect, although it always has an edge towards change, which is mostly dependant on the time. And that is happening to India these days, a renaissance, which may
ON
THE FATE OF TRADITION – INDIAN CULTURE
By
P.SANDEEP
ID.NO.2005S5P4483
A report submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements of TAGC 312:
Technical Report Writing
12 March 2007
a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I am grateful to Dr.CHAGLA, my instructor for the course TECHNICAL REPORT WRITNG, for many valuable ideas and suggestions he gave for the fulfillment of this report.
b
SUMMARY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Acknowledgement ---------------------------- b
Summary ---------------------------- c
1. Introduction ---------------------------- 1
2. Different forms of messaging ---------------------------- 1
3. Language used in messaging ---------------------------- 2
• Mailing • Telegram • E-mail • SMS(short message service)
4. Conclusion ----------------------------- 6
BIBLIOGRAPHY
GLOSSARY
1. INTRODUCTION
The Indian culture is the greatest thing that can be spoken about by any historian, it is considered so because of the diversity that exists in itself which, till date, is the signature of the so-called Indian legacy. A tradition is meant for generations and is supposed to have the same effect, although it always has an edge towards change, which is mostly dependant on the time. And that is happening to India these days, a renaissance, which may
Bibliography: 1. Kishore, Prem and A.K. Ganapati. 2004. India An Illustrated History. Mumbai: Jaico Publishing House. 2. Thapar, Romila. 2005. History and Beyond. Third impression. New Delhi: Oxford University Press. REFERNCES http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_culture