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    Farewell Message

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    Departure-eve Message of Gopalkrishna Gandhi Governor of West Bengal 13 December‚ 2009 Friends‚ It has been the practice of Governors to share some thoughts with the people of the State on the eve of their departure. I would like to continue that practice‚ with reverential gratitude. The affection and the understanding that has been shown to me‚ and the good wishes that have been showered on me‚ are a treasure that I never expected. I pray that I may deserve it. It has been my privilege

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    Groundwater Contamination

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    Resources Policy (Dehradun: Research Fcwndaticm for Science and Ecology). and Centre for Social Studies (1988): ’ ’Drc~~ght Famine 1980sn‚proceedings of a seminar‚ Centre for Social Studies‚ Surat. Dandekar‚ V.M. (1986): "A National Policy for Distribution of Irrigated Water in Drought- Prone Areas"‚ paper presented at a seminar on Control of Dmught‚ Desertification and Famine held at the India International Centre‚ New Delhi Dhawan‚ B.D. (1989a): "Measures for Reventing Groundwater Over-Exploitation"

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    Joseph Stalin

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    forced collectivization of Soviet agriculture‚ in which the government took control of farms. Millions of farmers refused to cooperate with Stalin ’s orders and were shot or exiled as punishment. The forced collectivization also led to widespread famine across the Soviet Union that killed millions. Stalin ruled by terror and with a totalitarian grip in order to eliminate anyone who might oppose him. He expanded

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    1. Introduction. . This Bay Of Bengal is a huge resource for Bangladesh in aspects of fisheries and hydrocarbons. The People’s Republic of Bangladesh is a sovereign South Asian country. It is bordered by India in all sides except small border with Myanmar and a long coastal line with the Bay Of Bengal. The Bay Of Bengal is the largest bay in the world‚ forms the North-Eastern part of Indian Ocean. BIMSTEC or Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC)

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    Eartquake Risk in Bangladesh

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    1. Introduction People tremble when they hear the word; destruction‚ mayhem‚ and tragedy: all words that come to mind when “earthquake” is heard. They occur without warning and cause millions of dollars in destruction and numerous deaths. For these reasons and more‚ earthquakes are one of the most unpredictable and devastating occurrences Mother Nature dishes out. Earthquakes usually occur without warning. There is a sudden slip in the earth’s crust‚ which makes the earth shake causing mass destruction

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    Kolb Model Essay

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    Motors’ Singur Case (Nano Controversy) Introduction I have taken the case on Tata Motors Ltd. The case was all about on the Tata Nano Singur Controversy. This controversy refers to the Tata’s Nano Factory at Singur in Hooghly district in West Bengal‚ India. Since Tata Motors Started constructing the factory over there in Singur‚ the small place comes into the media worldwide. Tata Motors started this factory to manufacture 25000 cars firstly. The plans of Tata Motors were that Nano will come

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    Rabindranath Tagore

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    Literature in 1913.[2] His poetry in translation was viewed as spiritual‚ and this together with his mesmerizing persona gave him a prophet-like aura in the west. His "elegant prose and magical poetry" still remain largely unknown outside the confines of Bengal.[3] A Pirali Brahmin[4][5][6][7] from Kolkata‚ Tagore had been writing poetry since he was eight years old.[8] At age 16‚ he published his first substantial poetry under the pseudonym Bhanushingho ("Sun Lion")[9][10] and wrote his first short stories

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    Mansingh

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    Raja Man Singh Raja Man Singh of Amber The Mughal aristocracy played a vital role in the establishment of the Mughal Empire on a firm footing. It not only contributed to the strengthening of the empire but it also helped in setting up a sound Mughal administration. Raja Man Singh of Amber was an important member of Mughal aristocracy. The history of Akbar’s reign will rather be incomplete without a detailed knowledge of the contributions of Raja Man Singh not only to expansion of the Mughal Empire

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    Regent Education and Research Foundation Bara Kanthalia Regent Education and Research Foundation Bara Kanthalia runs a premier college called Regent Institute of Science and Technology in the North 24 Parganas area of West Bengal. It was set up in 2012 and has established the reputation of being one of the best technical educational institutes in this part of the country. In fact‚ it has brought world class technical education at the doorstep of the students in the eastern region of India and also

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    Sunderban

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    sanctuary is really worth a visit. With a series of densely forested islands and saline water channels‚ Sundarbans is home to 270 Royal Bengal Tigers along with the spotted deers‚ wild pigs‚ monkeys‚ herons‚ kingfishers and white-bellied eagles. The Sundarbans is formed by an alluvial archipelago of 54 islands‚ made by the waters of Ganges‚ Brahmaputra and the Bay of Bengal. The Sundarban National Park got its name from the Sundari trees found here in abundance. Sundarbans’ also shares its boundaries with

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