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#tea (at Delhi) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs12WniDUs0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=x7odovtg8kg4

Sky is full of beautiful kites To look at them is a beautiful sight Together they make a colourful sky Some are lower and some are high The highest of the kite is mine It will sparkle and it will shine. INDIAN FLAG I salute my flag, It makes me proud. I am an Indian, It says out loud. Three bright colours, Adorn my flag. Saffron, white and green, Make me glad. The Ashoka Chakra Blue on white, Spins for progress Flying so high. #india #flag #kites #delhi #festival #makarsankranti #pongal (at Delhi) https://www.instagram.com/p/BssNTK7jwQM/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=lbqntx6ftkq

National flags, symbol of patriotism  Identity of countries and people  Flag hosting ceremonies in such discipline  Representing the country and its heritage.  National flags the symbol of hope  The great pride it gives being the citizen  Respecting national flags in its importance  A duty of the citizen who love the country. #india #nationalflag #gandhi #nehru #ambedkar #mangalpandey #bhagatsingh #gokhale #subhashchandrabose #vivekananda #aurobindo #shivaji #maharanapratap #ashoka #chandraguptamaurya #azad #abulkalamazad #kalam #atalbiharivajpayee #prithvirajchauhan #rajeevgandhi #batukeshwardutt #sukhdev #lalbahadurshastri #sardarvallabhbhaipatel #rajarammohanroy #cvraman #ranilaxmibai #padmavati #charak #sushruta #pallava #pandya #chola #rajput #saka #kusan #harappa (at Delhi) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bsm1QWeDmrV/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1gkx1miikewno

India and five Central Asian nations backed peace process in Afghanistan. External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj reaffirmed New Delhi’s commitment to economic reconstruction of the war-torn country. #afghanistan #peace #centralasia (at Karol Baag, New Delhi) https://www.instagram.com/p/BsmoncsDoRK/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=dicqpgnv8mlp

Remembering Swami Vivekananda, on his 156th birth-anniversary. • Swami Vivekananda, one of India's most revered spiritual leaders, was born in Kolkata on January 12, 1863, as Narendra Nath Datta. • He was an Indian Hindu monk and a chief disciple of the 19th-century Indian mystic Ramakrishna. • He renounced the worldly pleasures in 1887 along with other disciples of Ramakrishna Paramhansa and took formal vows of sannyasa. • The spiritual leader's iconic speech at the World's Parliament of Religions in Chicago in 1893, is still remembered today. • He had a special interest in Western philosophy and history and was often assailed by doubts about the existence of God. • Through his speeches and lectures, he tried to awaken the religious consciousness among people and also tried to uplift the downtrodden using the principles of practical Vedanta. • At the World's Parliament of Religions, he took forward his message and touched upon topics like universal acceptance, tolerance and religion, which won his accolades at the international forum. • To honor his work towards youths, the Indian Government in 1984, declared January 12 as the National Youth Day and since 1985 the event is celebrated in India every year. #swamivivekanand #ramkrishnamission (at Delhi) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bsh6XSqjGa4/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1xs7rskqlid10

मै दीवारों से बनी एक महल बस नहीं, जहाँ होते हो चर्चा, एक सदन बस नहीं, न कानून बनाने का एक केंद्र बस हु मै, मै हूँ इस देश की गौरव, दिशा देने वाली… हाँ मै ही थी जिसने कानून बनवाएं, मैंने ही आपके हक थे दिलवाए, मैंने ही थे आपके कर्त्तव्य भी बताये, और मेरे ही शोर ने अबतक देश है चलाएं… किन्तु खेद क़ी समय से नहीं रह सक़ी अछूती, दिशा देती थी जो सबको, आज खुद ही है भटकी, जिसे थे सुलझाने समस्या, आज झेल रही है समस्या, आज संशय में शायद, क्या मै हूँ देश बनाती? ये है मै ही थी, स्व पे गुमान करती थी, अपनों के त्याग पे मान करती थी, और में ही हु आज, खुद को दोषी कहती, अपने घरवालों को हूँ दागी कहती.. लड़ना घरवालों का कुछ नया नहीं था, पर बिकना रुपयों में क्या देश द्रोह से कम था? ताज्जुब नहीं की तब चौकीदार सोया था, शक हुआ यकीन कि अब वो भी बिका था… वो दौर कोई और था जब अपने भाग्य थी इठलाती, था मन में एक गुरूर कि मै ही देश चलाती, पर ये गौरव, गुमान क्षणिक ही रह गया, अपनों के स्वार्थ ने ये दिन दिखा दिया.. है निवेदन सबसे, मेरे सुनहरे दिन लौटा दो, जो देश एक कर सके, वो पटेल मुझे लौटा दो, सादगी हो शास्त्री सी जिसमें, अटल गुण संपन्न हो, बिना भेद जो देश चलायें उसी को सत्ता पे तुम बिठा दो.. #parliament #janpath #rashtrapatibhavan (at Parliament of India) https://www.instagram.com/p/BsLTtTTB3i6/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=yyrzn8gxwiiv

#WeddingCeremony (at Allahabad, India)

Back to Black (at India)

Back to Black!

I love to mine, I'll mine all night Until the creepers come out and fight The creepers blow up, and I go down back to my little village (at India)

at India

Forgot to make resolutions? Just write out everything you did last night and at the beginning add the word "stop."

Happy NEW YEAR.

Seminar session on industrial training.

Renewable energy

Humans have been harnessing water power for thousands of years, but in the past century, advancements have made water an integral part of the energy mix in the U.S. From hydropower to the new frontier of marine energy, here are five things you should know about water power. 1. Water power is everywhere Did you know that hydropower projects are in just about every state? Hydropower accounts for about 6% of the nation’s electricity, generating renewable energy for American homes and businesses. It’s projected that U.S. hydropower could still grow from 101 gigawatts (GW) to nearly 150 GW of combined electricity generation and storage capacity by 2050 by unlocking untapped hydropower resources. Marine energy has the potential to generate electricity for millions of homes from predictable and consistent waves and tides along our coasts. Since marine energy is an early-stage market, the Water Power Technologies Office (WPTO) makes investments supporting key technology innovations to harness this new frontier of energy. 2. Hydropower plays a major role in maintaining the reliability and the resiliency of the U.S. power grid Hydropower has long been the nation’s largest source of renewable electricity, providing not only baseload energy, but energy storage and essential services to the electric grid. In short, hydropower is the ultimate grid stabilizer — it quickly delivers power after an outage, addresses peak demands, and maintains proper voltage levels and frequencies across the grid, which are all necessary to ensure our energy security. Also, because hydropower can act like a battery by storing energy, it’s complementary to other forms of generation such as wind and solar. Hydropower makes sure power supplies stay constant. The Azura wave energy device at the U.S. Navy's Wave Energy Test Site in Hawaii Northwest Energy Innovations 3. Marine energy can revitalize infrastructure along our coastlines Marine energy is an emerging science and technology sector, with potential to stimulate new industry opportunities, create jobs, and increase manufacturing. Just this year, the Energy Department announced its partnership with Oregon State University to build a world-class wave energy testing facility in the coastal community of Newport, Oregon. This new facility can test up to 20 wave energy converters, allowing smaller nearby ports to take advantage. For example, the Port of Toledo can leverage its maritime resources to support the manufacturing and maintenance of marine equipment needed for the test site. Marine energy can be a source of economic revitalization to communities across the United States as the industry grows. 4. There’s room for more pumped-storage hydropower (PSH) 36 GW of it, in fact. The U.S. PSH fleet provides 97% of our nation’s utility-scale storage—all generated from 42 plants across the country. Because PSH has the ability to function as a battery and integrate variable renewable energy or excess electricity from base-load sources such as coal or nuclear, more storage like it is needed to support the grid. WPTO is funding early-stage research on new, transformative PSH designs that would improve sustainability and environmental performance and shorten development timeframes for new facilities. 5. Marine energy has the potential to provide power in remote locations By converting the energy of waves, tides, river, and ocean currents into electricity, marine energy technologies have the potential to provide cost-effective energy for remote or coastal areas military bases and smaller communities —where electricity costs are high from a reliance on imported fuels. Marine energy can also assist with a number of distributed ocean applications, including charging for ocean-based sensors and underwater vehicles, and non-electric uses like desalination-- the process of removing salt from seawater. These opportunities could more rapidly allow industry to develop and reduce technology costs in the near term while providing domestic energy independence from imported fuels.

https://futurism.com/?p=112391_

Flow past a cyclist. ( Computational Fluid dynamics )

What do you think?

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यदा यदा हि धर्मस्य ग्लानिर्भवति भारत ।  अभ्युत्थानमधर्मस्य तदात्मानं सृजाम्यहम् ॥ परित्राणाय साधूनां विनाशाय च दुष्कृताम् ।  धर्मसंस्थापनार्थाय सम्भवामि युगे युगे ॥

HOLY GEETA

Speed in my Blood!

Speed in my Blood!

In India since the stone age there were no existence of apartheid here. It came after the effect of mughal empire in India and after that British came and started a devide and rule game here. They mainly stroked on religion diversity and customs in Indian society. #Padmavati

Since, vedic age we all are animus about sin and sacrifice.

We Indians always ameliorate our products and services.

Indian food

Indian "chicken tikka masala" and "butter chicken" is the most ambrosial recipes in the world! #IndianFoodChallenge

YOGA can be used to alleviate your health.

In my experience!

Aleckness is the disease in most of the teens today!

Peng Yang’s poster at @UWM on Phase sensitive thermography for detection of magnetostrictive strains