KBSA - Kerala Badminton Shuttle Association, Ernakulam - India
Prakash Padukone Badminton Academy - information about BPL sponsored
academy and its players and coaches.
Friday, April 23, 2010
ADVENTURE & SPORTS
Ballooning - feature on ballooning.
CCS HAU Mountaineering Club - of the Haryana Agricultural University,Hissar
Chandannagar Mountaineering Association - a society promoting adventure,
nature study and mountaineering.
Emerald Cruises - water sports, boat cruises & adventure tourism in Goa
GIRI-DOOT - training in rock climbing, trekking, mountain guides & rescuers
Garhwal Himalayan Explorations - club engaged in mountaineering, trekking,
para gliding and mountain sports
Gliding Clubs - list of gliding clubs/wings covered under subsidy scheme
Himalayan River Runners - eco-sensitive treks, rafting, sport fishing,
birding, camps & tours
Indian Mountaineering Foundation - coordinates & conducts Indian climbing
expeditions
Indian Shepherds Camps & Adventures - motorbike safaris to exotic destinations
of India
Mountain Biking - for all those interested in MountainBiking
Mountaineering and Trekking - guide to mountaineering and trekking in the
Himalayas
National Adventure Foundation - hang gliding, para gliding, sailing,
rock climbing, trekking, kayaking etc.
Nirvana Adventures - offering course on paragliding, adventure sports,
holidays
Nirvana Adventures - organisation for adventure sports
Om Air Paragliding - about the paragliding school operating in Mumbai
Qazinag Adventure Sports Club - site offers information on the sporting
& adventure activities, etc.
Rafting in the Ganges - article on white water rafting in the Ganges
Rock Climbing - rock climbing - mountaineering - trekking.
Sport Fishing India - research on Mahseer fishing with info on baits,
spin fishing, Bob Howitt
Trekking in South India - information on trekking in South India
CCS HAU Mountaineering Club - of the Haryana Agricultural University,Hissar
Chandannagar Mountaineering Association - a society promoting adventure,
nature study and mountaineering.
Emerald Cruises - water sports, boat cruises & adventure tourism in Goa
GIRI-DOOT - training in rock climbing, trekking, mountain guides & rescuers
Garhwal Himalayan Explorations - club engaged in mountaineering, trekking,
para gliding and mountain sports
Gliding Clubs - list of gliding clubs/wings covered under subsidy scheme
Himalayan River Runners - eco-sensitive treks, rafting, sport fishing,
birding, camps & tours
Indian Mountaineering Foundation - coordinates & conducts Indian climbing
expeditions
Indian Shepherds Camps & Adventures - motorbike safaris to exotic destinations
of India
Mountain Biking - for all those interested in MountainBiking
Mountaineering and Trekking - guide to mountaineering and trekking in the
Himalayas
National Adventure Foundation - hang gliding, para gliding, sailing,
rock climbing, trekking, kayaking etc.
Nirvana Adventures - offering course on paragliding, adventure sports,
holidays
Nirvana Adventures - organisation for adventure sports
Om Air Paragliding - about the paragliding school operating in Mumbai
Qazinag Adventure Sports Club - site offers information on the sporting
& adventure activities, etc.
Rafting in the Ganges - article on white water rafting in the Ganges
Rock Climbing - rock climbing - mountaineering - trekking.
Sport Fishing India - research on Mahseer fishing with info on baits,
spin fishing, Bob Howitt
Trekking in South India - information on trekking in South India
National Anthem
Jana -Gana- Mana -Adinayak Jaya He,
Bharat-Bhagya-Vidhatha,
Punjab-Sindh-Gujarat-Maratha
Dravida-Utkal-Banga
Vindhya-Himachal-Yamuna-Ganga
Uchchal Jaladhi-Taranga,
Tava Subha Name Jage,
Tava Subha Assisa Mage,
Gahe Tava Jaya Gatha,
Jana-Gana Mangal Dayak Jaya He
Bharat-Bhagya-Vidhata
Jaya-he,Jaya-he,Jaya-he,
Jaya,Jaya,Jaya,Jaya,he.
-RabindranathTagore
Bharat-Bhagya-Vidhatha,
Punjab-Sindh-Gujarat-Maratha
Dravida-Utkal-Banga
Vindhya-Himachal-Yamuna-Ganga
Uchchal Jaladhi-Taranga,
Tava Subha Name Jage,
Tava Subha Assisa Mage,
Gahe Tava Jaya Gatha,
Jana-Gana Mangal Dayak Jaya He
Bharat-Bhagya-Vidhata
Jaya-he,Jaya-he,Jaya-he,
Jaya,Jaya,Jaya,Jaya,he.
-RabindranathTagore
Friday, April 16, 2010
After 1946
15 Aug 1947 India gets Independence from the British.Jawaharlal Nehru becomes
the first Prime Minister of India.
Oct 1947 Maharaja of Kashmir accedes to Indian Sovereignty.
Nov 1947 John Mathai presents the First Railway Budget.
Jan 1948 Reserve Bank of India Nationalised.
30 Jan 1948 Assassination of Mahatma Gandhi in New Delhi.
Sep 1948 Troops of Government of India enter Hyderabad state.
Nov 1948 B.R.Ambedkar presents first Draft Constitution to Constituent Assembly.
1 Jan 1949 United Nations monitored cease fire takes effect in Kashmir.
Sep 1949 Rupee devalued by approximately 31 percent.
26 Nov 1949 New Constitution of India adopted and signed.
26 Jan 1950 Constitution of India comes into force.
March 1950 Planning Commission set up
July 1951 First Five year plan set in motion
25 Oct'1951-21 Feb'1952 First General Election
1952 Atomic Energy establishment set up in Bombay; Chandernagar incorporated
with India.
1953 Private Airlines are Nationalised; Chandigarh inaugurated as Capital of Punjab.
29 Dec 1953 The States Reorganisation Commission.
April 1954 India concludes treaty with China.
July 1954 Nehru inaugurates Bhakhra Dam.
December1954 Imperial Bank renamed as State Bank of India.
December1955Chinese troops enter India's Garhwal district in Uttar Pradesh.
18 May 1955 Hindu marriage Act is amended
1 June 1955 Untouchability Act comes into force
1 June 1955 Second Five year Plan
1956 Nationalisation of Insurance Companies
Jan 1956 Hindu Succession Act
17 June 1956 Second General Election held
Feb 24-June 9 1957 Wealth Tax Bill passed
Sep 1957 Finance Minister T.T.Krishnamachari resigns following Mundhra
LIC share scandal
Feb 1958 Oil and Natural Gas Corporation set up; Television transmission
introduced in New Delhi; Indo-Portuguese dispute
Feb1959 Dalai Lama flees from Tibet to India
March 1959 Military confrontation with China in Aksai Chin
the first Prime Minister of India.
Oct 1947 Maharaja of Kashmir accedes to Indian Sovereignty.
Nov 1947 John Mathai presents the First Railway Budget.
Jan 1948 Reserve Bank of India Nationalised.
30 Jan 1948 Assassination of Mahatma Gandhi in New Delhi.
Sep 1948 Troops of Government of India enter Hyderabad state.
Nov 1948 B.R.Ambedkar presents first Draft Constitution to Constituent Assembly.
1 Jan 1949 United Nations monitored cease fire takes effect in Kashmir.
Sep 1949 Rupee devalued by approximately 31 percent.
26 Nov 1949 New Constitution of India adopted and signed.
26 Jan 1950 Constitution of India comes into force.
March 1950 Planning Commission set up
July 1951 First Five year plan set in motion
25 Oct'1951-21 Feb'1952 First General Election
1952 Atomic Energy establishment set up in Bombay; Chandernagar incorporated
with India.
1953 Private Airlines are Nationalised; Chandigarh inaugurated as Capital of Punjab.
29 Dec 1953 The States Reorganisation Commission.
April 1954 India concludes treaty with China.
July 1954 Nehru inaugurates Bhakhra Dam.
December1954 Imperial Bank renamed as State Bank of India.
December1955Chinese troops enter India's Garhwal district in Uttar Pradesh.
18 May 1955 Hindu marriage Act is amended
1 June 1955 Untouchability Act comes into force
1 June 1955 Second Five year Plan
1956 Nationalisation of Insurance Companies
Jan 1956 Hindu Succession Act
17 June 1956 Second General Election held
Feb 24-June 9 1957 Wealth Tax Bill passed
Sep 1957 Finance Minister T.T.Krishnamachari resigns following Mundhra
LIC share scandal
Feb 1958 Oil and Natural Gas Corporation set up; Television transmission
introduced in New Delhi; Indo-Portuguese dispute
Feb1959 Dalai Lama flees from Tibet to India
March 1959 Military confrontation with China in Aksai Chin
Modern India -- 1800 A.D. to 1947 A.D. The Freedom struggle
1802 A.D Treaty of Bassein
1803-1805 A.D. The Second Anglo-Maratha war: The British defeat the Marathas
at Assaye: Treaty of Amritsar
1814-1816 A.D. The Anglo-Gurkha war
1817-1818 A.D. The Pindari war
1817-1819 A.D. The last Anglo-Maratha war: Marathas finally crushed by the
British
1824-1826 A.D. The First Burmese war
1829 Prohibition of Sati
1829-1837 A.D. Suppression of Thuggee.
1831 Raja of Mysore deposed and its administration taken
over by East India Company.
1833 Renewal of Company's Charter; Abolition of company's
trading rights.
1835 Education Resolution.
1838 Tripartite treaty between Shah Shuja, Ranjit Singh
and the British.
1839-1842 A.D. First Afghan war
1843 Gwalior war
1845-1846 A.D. First Anglo-Sikh war
1848 Lord Dalhousie becomes the Governor-General
1848-1849 A.D. Second Anglo-Sikh war : (Rise of Sikh Power) British annex
Punjab as Sikhs are defeated.
1852 Second Anglo-Burmese war
1853 Railway opened from Bombay to Thane; Telegraph line from Calcutta to
Agra
1857 First War of Indian Independence: The Sepoy Mutiny
1858 British Crown takes over the Indian Government.
1861 Indian Councils Act; Indian High Courts Act; Introduction of the Penal
Code
1868 Punjab Tenancy Act; Railway opened from Ambala to Delhi
1874 The Bihar Famine
1877 Delhi Durbar: The Queen of England proclaimed Empress of India
1878 Vernacular Press Act
1881 Factory Act; Rendition of Mysore
1885 First meeting of the Indian National Congress; Bengal Tenancy Act
1891 Indian Factory Act
1892 Indian Councils Act to regulate Indian administration
1897 Plague in Bombay; Famine Commission
1899 Lord Curzon becomes Governor-General and Viceroy
1905 The First Partition of Bengal
1906 Formation of Muslim League; Congress declaration regarding Swaraj
1908 Newspaper Act
1911 Delhi Durbar; Partition of Bengal modified to create the Presidency of
Bengal
1912 The Imperial capital shifted from Calcutta to Delhi
1913 Educational Resolution of the Government of India
1915 Defence of India Act
1916 Home Rule League founded; Foundation of Women's University at Poona
1919 Rowlatt Act evokes protests; Jalianwalla Bagh massacre; The Montague-Chelmsford Reforms offer limited autonomy
1920 The Khilafat Movement started; Mahatma Gandhi leads the Congress; Non-co-operation Movement
1921 Moplah (Muslim) rebellion in Malabar; Census of India
1922 Civil Disobedience Movement; Chauri-Chaura violence leads to Gandhi
suspending movement
1923 Swarajists in Indian Councils; Certification of Salt Tax; Hindu-Muslim
riots
1925 Reforms Enquiry committee Report
1926 Royal Commission on Agriculture; Factories Act
1927 Indian Navy Act; Simon Commission Appointed
1928 Simon Commission comes to India: Boycott by all parties; All Parties
Conference
1929 Lord Irwin promises Dominion Status for India; Trade Union split;
Jawaharlal
Nehru hosts the National Flag at Lahore
1930 Civil Disobedience movement continues; Salt Satyagraha: Gandhiji's Dandi
March; First Round Table Conference
1931 Second Round Table Conference; Irwin-Gandhi Pact; Census of India
1932 Suppression of the Congress movement; Third Round Table Conference; The
Communal Award; Poona Pact
1933 Publication of White Paper on Indian reforms
1934 Civil Disobedience Movement called off; Bihar Earthquake
1935 Government of India Act
1937 Inauguration of Provincial Autonomy; Congress ministries formed in a
majority of Indian provinces
1939 Political deadlock in India as Congress ministries resign
1942 Cripps Mission to India; Congress adopts Quit India Resolution; Congress
leaders arrested; Subhash Chandra Bose forms
Indian National Army
1944 Gandhi-Jinnah Talks break down on Pakistan issue
1945 First trial of the Indian Army men opened
1946 Mutiny in Royal Indian Navy; Cabinet Mission's plan announced; Muslim
League cides to participate in the Interim
Government; Interim Government formed;Constituent Assembly's first meeting
3 June 1947 Announcement of Lord Mountbatten's plan for partition of India.
15 Aug 1947 - Partition of India and Independence
1803-1805 A.D. The Second Anglo-Maratha war: The British defeat the Marathas
at Assaye: Treaty of Amritsar
1814-1816 A.D. The Anglo-Gurkha war
1817-1818 A.D. The Pindari war
1817-1819 A.D. The last Anglo-Maratha war: Marathas finally crushed by the
British
1824-1826 A.D. The First Burmese war
1829 Prohibition of Sati
1829-1837 A.D. Suppression of Thuggee.
1831 Raja of Mysore deposed and its administration taken
over by East India Company.
1833 Renewal of Company's Charter; Abolition of company's
trading rights.
1835 Education Resolution.
1838 Tripartite treaty between Shah Shuja, Ranjit Singh
and the British.
1839-1842 A.D. First Afghan war
1843 Gwalior war
1845-1846 A.D. First Anglo-Sikh war
1848 Lord Dalhousie becomes the Governor-General
1848-1849 A.D. Second Anglo-Sikh war : (Rise of Sikh Power) British annex
Punjab as Sikhs are defeated.
1852 Second Anglo-Burmese war
1853 Railway opened from Bombay to Thane; Telegraph line from Calcutta to
Agra
1857 First War of Indian Independence: The Sepoy Mutiny
1858 British Crown takes over the Indian Government.
1861 Indian Councils Act; Indian High Courts Act; Introduction of the Penal
Code
1868 Punjab Tenancy Act; Railway opened from Ambala to Delhi
1874 The Bihar Famine
1877 Delhi Durbar: The Queen of England proclaimed Empress of India
1878 Vernacular Press Act
1881 Factory Act; Rendition of Mysore
1885 First meeting of the Indian National Congress; Bengal Tenancy Act
1891 Indian Factory Act
1892 Indian Councils Act to regulate Indian administration
1897 Plague in Bombay; Famine Commission
1899 Lord Curzon becomes Governor-General and Viceroy
1905 The First Partition of Bengal
1906 Formation of Muslim League; Congress declaration regarding Swaraj
1908 Newspaper Act
1911 Delhi Durbar; Partition of Bengal modified to create the Presidency of
Bengal
1912 The Imperial capital shifted from Calcutta to Delhi
1913 Educational Resolution of the Government of India
1915 Defence of India Act
1916 Home Rule League founded; Foundation of Women's University at Poona
1919 Rowlatt Act evokes protests; Jalianwalla Bagh massacre; The Montague-Chelmsford Reforms offer limited autonomy
1920 The Khilafat Movement started; Mahatma Gandhi leads the Congress; Non-co-operation Movement
1921 Moplah (Muslim) rebellion in Malabar; Census of India
1922 Civil Disobedience Movement; Chauri-Chaura violence leads to Gandhi
suspending movement
1923 Swarajists in Indian Councils; Certification of Salt Tax; Hindu-Muslim
riots
1925 Reforms Enquiry committee Report
1926 Royal Commission on Agriculture; Factories Act
1927 Indian Navy Act; Simon Commission Appointed
1928 Simon Commission comes to India: Boycott by all parties; All Parties
Conference
1929 Lord Irwin promises Dominion Status for India; Trade Union split;
Jawaharlal
Nehru hosts the National Flag at Lahore
1930 Civil Disobedience movement continues; Salt Satyagraha: Gandhiji's Dandi
March; First Round Table Conference
1931 Second Round Table Conference; Irwin-Gandhi Pact; Census of India
1932 Suppression of the Congress movement; Third Round Table Conference; The
Communal Award; Poona Pact
1933 Publication of White Paper on Indian reforms
1934 Civil Disobedience Movement called off; Bihar Earthquake
1935 Government of India Act
1937 Inauguration of Provincial Autonomy; Congress ministries formed in a
majority of Indian provinces
1939 Political deadlock in India as Congress ministries resign
1942 Cripps Mission to India; Congress adopts Quit India Resolution; Congress
leaders arrested; Subhash Chandra Bose forms
Indian National Army
1944 Gandhi-Jinnah Talks break down on Pakistan issue
1945 First trial of the Indian Army men opened
1946 Mutiny in Royal Indian Navy; Cabinet Mission's plan announced; Muslim
League cides to participate in the Interim
Government; Interim Government formed;Constituent Assembly's first meeting
3 June 1947 Announcement of Lord Mountbatten's plan for partition of India.
15 Aug 1947 - Partition of India and Independence
2700 B.C.-1000 A.D
The Slave Dynasty, The Mughul Empire 1000 A.D. to 1800 A.D.
1026 A.D. Mahmud Ghazni sacks Somnath Temple.
Prithviraj Chauhan routs Muhammad.
Ghori: the first battle of Tarain
1192 A.D. Ghori defeats Prithviraj
Chauhan: the second battle of Tarain.
1206 A.D. Qutbuddin establishes the Slave Dynasty.
1221 A.D. Mongol invasion under Genghis Khan.
1232 A.D. Foundation of the Qutub Minar.
1288 A.D. Marco Polo visits India.
1290 A.D. Jalaludin Firuz Khalji establishes the Khalji dynasty.
1320 A.D. Ghiyasuddin Tughluk founds the Tughluk dynasty.
1325 A.D. Accession of Muhammad-bin-Tughluk.
1336 A.D. Foundation of Vijayanagar (Deccan).
1398 A.D. Timur invades India.
1424 A.D. Rise of the Bahmani dynasty (Deccan).
1451 A.D. The Lodi dynasty established in Delhi.
1489 A.D. Adil Shah dynasty at Bijapur.
1490 A.D. Nizam Shahi dynasty at Ahmednagar.
1498 A.D. First voyage of Vasco da gama.
1510 A.D. Portuguese capture Goa.
1518 A.D. Kutub Shahi dynasty at Golconda.
1526 A.D. Establishment of the Mughul Dynasty;
First Battle of Panipat: Babur defeats Lodis.
1526-1530 Reign of Babur.
1530 A.D. Humayun succeeds Babaar.
1538 A.D. Death of Guru Nanak Ji.
1539 A.D. Sher Shah Suri defeats Humayun and becomes Emperor of Delhi.
1555 A.D. Humayun recovers the throne of Delhi.
1556 A.D. Death of Humayun; Accession of Akbar; Interview with Akbar.
1564 A.D. Akbar abolishes poll tax on Hindus.
1565 A.D. Battle of Talikota: Muslim rulers in Deccan defeats and destroys
Vijaynagar Empire.
1568 A.D. Fall of Chittor.
1571 A.D. Foundation of Fatehpur Sikri by Akbar.
1572 A.D. Akbar annexes Gujarat.
1573 A.D. Surat surrenders to Akbar.
1575 A.D. Battle of Tukaroi was faught.
1576 A.D. Battle of Haldighat: Akbar defeats Rana Pratap; Subjugation of
Bengal.
1577 A.D. Akbar troops invade Khandesh.
1580 A.D. Accession of Ibrahim Adil Shah II in Bengal; Rebellion in Bihar
and Bengal.
1581 A.D. Akbar’s march against Muhammad Hakim and reconciliation with him.
1582 A.D. Divine Faith promulagated.
1586 A.D. Annexation of Kashmir.
1591 A.D.Mughul conquest of Sind.
1592 A.D. Annexation of Orissa.
1595 A.D. Siege of Ahmednagar; Annexation of Baluchistan.
1597 A.D. Akbar completes his conquests.
1600 A.D. Charter to the English East India Company.
1602 A.D. Formation of the United East India Company of Netherlands.
1605 A.D. Death of Akbar and Accession of Jahangir.
1606 A.D. Rebellion of Khusrav;Execution of the Fifth Sikh Guru,Arjanji 1607 A.D.
Sher Afghan first, husband of Nur Jahan, was killed.
1608 A.D. Malik Ambar takes Ahmednagar.
1609 A.D. The Dutch open a factory at Pulicat.
1611 A.D. The English establish a factory at Masulipatnam.
1612 A.D. The Mughul Governor of Bengal defeats the rebellious Afghans;
Mughuls annex KuchHajo.
1615 A.D. Submission of Mewar to the Mughuls; Arrival of Sir Thomas Roe in
India.
1616 A.D. The Dutch establish a factory at Surat.
1620 A.D. Capture of Kangra Fort; Malik Ambar revolts in the Deccan.
1622 A.D. Shah Abbas of Persia beseiges and takes Qandahar.
1623 A.D. Shah Jahan revolts against Jahangir
1624 A.D. Suppression of Shah Jahan’s rebellion.
1626 A.D. Rebellion of Mahabat Khan.
1627 A.D. Death of Jahangir; Accession of Shah Jahan.
1628 A.D. Shah Jahan proclaimed Emperor.
1631 A.D. Deathof Shah Jahan’s wife Mumtaz;Construction of Taj Mahal. 1632 A.D. Mughul invasion of Bijapur; Grant of the "Golden Firman" to the English Company by the
Sultan of Golkunda.
1633 A.D. End of Ahmednagar Dynasty.
1636 A.D. Aurangzeb appointed Viceroy of Deccan.
1639 A.D. Foundation of Fort St. George at Madras by the English.
1646 A.D. Shivaji captures Torna.
1656 A.D. The Mughuls attack Hyderabad and Golkunda; Annexation of
Javli by Shivaji.
1657 A.D. Invasion of Bijapur by Aurangzeb; Aurangzeb captures Bidar and
Kalyani.
1658 A.D. Coronation of Aurangzeb.
1659 A.D. Battles of Khajwah and Deorai.
1661 A.D. Cession of Bombay to the English;
Mughul capture of Cooch Bihar.
1664 A.D. Shivaji sacks Surat and assumes royal title.
1666 A.D. Death of Shah Jahan; Shivaji’s visit to Agra and escape.
1674 A.D. Shivaji gets the title of Chhatrapati.
1678 A.D. Marwar won by the Mughuls.
1680 A.D. Death of Chhatrapati Shivaji; Rebellion of Prince Akbar.
1686 A.D. English war with the Mughuls and Fall of Bijapur
1689 A.D. Execution of Sambhaji.
1690 A.D. Peace between the English and the Mughls.
1691 A.D. Aurangzeb was at the zenith of his power.
1698 A.D. The new English company trading to the East Indies
1699 A.D. First Maratha raid on Malwa region.
1700 A.D. Death of Rajaram and regency of his widow Tara Bai.
1702 A.D. Amalgamation of English and the London East India Company.
1707 A.D. Death of Aurangzeb; Battle of Jajau.
1714 A.D. Husain Ali appointed Viceroy of the Deccan; The treaty of the
Marathas with Husain Ali.
1720 A.D. Accession of Baji Rao Peshwa at Poona.
1739 A.D. Nadir Shah conquers Delhi; The Marathas capture Salsette and Bassein.
1740 A.D. Accession of Balaji Rao Peshwa; The Marathas invade Arcot.
1742 A.D. Marathas invade Bengal.
1748 A.D. First Anglo-French war.
1750 A.D. War of the Deccan and Carnatic Succession; Death of Nasir. Jang.
1751 A.D. Treaty of Alivadi with the Marathas.
1756 A.D. Siraj-Ud-Daulah captures Calcutta.
1757 A.D. Battle of Plassey: The British defeat Siraj-ud-daulah
1760 A.D. Battle of Wandiwash: The British defeat the French
1761 A.D. Third battle of Panipat: Ahmed Shah Abdali defeats the Marathas;
Accession of Madhava Rao Peshwa; Rise of Hyder Ali
1764 A.D. Battle of Buxar: The British defeat Mir Kasim
1765 A.D. The British get Diwani Rights in Bengal, Bihar and Orissa
1767-1769 A.D. First Mysore War: The British conclude a humiliating peace
pact with Hyder Ali
1772 A.D. Death of Madhava Rao Peshwa; Warren Hastings appointed as Governor
of Bengal
1773 A.D. The Regulating Act passed by the British Parliament
1774 A.D. Warren Hastings appointed as Governor-General
1775-1782 A.D. The First Anglo-Maratha war
1780-1784 A.D. Second Mysore War : The British defeat Hyder Ali
1784 A.D. Pitt's India Act
1790-1792 A.D. Third Mysore War between the British and Tipu
1793 A.D. Permanent Settlement of Bengal
1794 A.D. Death of Mahadaji Sindhia.
1799 A.D. Fourth Mysore War: The British defeat Tipu; Death of Tipu; Partition
of Mysore
1026 A.D. Mahmud Ghazni sacks Somnath Temple.
Prithviraj Chauhan routs Muhammad.
Ghori: the first battle of Tarain
1192 A.D. Ghori defeats Prithviraj
Chauhan: the second battle of Tarain.
1206 A.D. Qutbuddin establishes the Slave Dynasty.
1221 A.D. Mongol invasion under Genghis Khan.
1232 A.D. Foundation of the Qutub Minar.
1288 A.D. Marco Polo visits India.
1290 A.D. Jalaludin Firuz Khalji establishes the Khalji dynasty.
1320 A.D. Ghiyasuddin Tughluk founds the Tughluk dynasty.
1325 A.D. Accession of Muhammad-bin-Tughluk.
1336 A.D. Foundation of Vijayanagar (Deccan).
1398 A.D. Timur invades India.
1424 A.D. Rise of the Bahmani dynasty (Deccan).
1451 A.D. The Lodi dynasty established in Delhi.
1489 A.D. Adil Shah dynasty at Bijapur.
1490 A.D. Nizam Shahi dynasty at Ahmednagar.
1498 A.D. First voyage of Vasco da gama.
1510 A.D. Portuguese capture Goa.
1518 A.D. Kutub Shahi dynasty at Golconda.
1526 A.D. Establishment of the Mughul Dynasty;
First Battle of Panipat: Babur defeats Lodis.
1526-1530 Reign of Babur.
1530 A.D. Humayun succeeds Babaar.
1538 A.D. Death of Guru Nanak Ji.
1539 A.D. Sher Shah Suri defeats Humayun and becomes Emperor of Delhi.
1555 A.D. Humayun recovers the throne of Delhi.
1556 A.D. Death of Humayun; Accession of Akbar; Interview with Akbar.
1564 A.D. Akbar abolishes poll tax on Hindus.
1565 A.D. Battle of Talikota: Muslim rulers in Deccan defeats and destroys
Vijaynagar Empire.
1568 A.D. Fall of Chittor.
1571 A.D. Foundation of Fatehpur Sikri by Akbar.
1572 A.D. Akbar annexes Gujarat.
1573 A.D. Surat surrenders to Akbar.
1575 A.D. Battle of Tukaroi was faught.
1576 A.D. Battle of Haldighat: Akbar defeats Rana Pratap; Subjugation of
Bengal.
1577 A.D. Akbar troops invade Khandesh.
1580 A.D. Accession of Ibrahim Adil Shah II in Bengal; Rebellion in Bihar
and Bengal.
1581 A.D. Akbar’s march against Muhammad Hakim and reconciliation with him.
1582 A.D. Divine Faith promulagated.
1586 A.D. Annexation of Kashmir.
1591 A.D.Mughul conquest of Sind.
1592 A.D. Annexation of Orissa.
1595 A.D. Siege of Ahmednagar; Annexation of Baluchistan.
1597 A.D. Akbar completes his conquests.
1600 A.D. Charter to the English East India Company.
1602 A.D. Formation of the United East India Company of Netherlands.
1605 A.D. Death of Akbar and Accession of Jahangir.
1606 A.D. Rebellion of Khusrav;Execution of the Fifth Sikh Guru,Arjanji 1607 A.D.
Sher Afghan first, husband of Nur Jahan, was killed.
1608 A.D. Malik Ambar takes Ahmednagar.
1609 A.D. The Dutch open a factory at Pulicat.
1611 A.D. The English establish a factory at Masulipatnam.
1612 A.D. The Mughul Governor of Bengal defeats the rebellious Afghans;
Mughuls annex KuchHajo.
1615 A.D. Submission of Mewar to the Mughuls; Arrival of Sir Thomas Roe in
India.
1616 A.D. The Dutch establish a factory at Surat.
1620 A.D. Capture of Kangra Fort; Malik Ambar revolts in the Deccan.
1622 A.D. Shah Abbas of Persia beseiges and takes Qandahar.
1623 A.D. Shah Jahan revolts against Jahangir
1624 A.D. Suppression of Shah Jahan’s rebellion.
1626 A.D. Rebellion of Mahabat Khan.
1627 A.D. Death of Jahangir; Accession of Shah Jahan.
1628 A.D. Shah Jahan proclaimed Emperor.
1631 A.D. Deathof Shah Jahan’s wife Mumtaz;Construction of Taj Mahal. 1632 A.D. Mughul invasion of Bijapur; Grant of the "Golden Firman" to the English Company by the
Sultan of Golkunda.
1633 A.D. End of Ahmednagar Dynasty.
1636 A.D. Aurangzeb appointed Viceroy of Deccan.
1639 A.D. Foundation of Fort St. George at Madras by the English.
1646 A.D. Shivaji captures Torna.
1656 A.D. The Mughuls attack Hyderabad and Golkunda; Annexation of
Javli by Shivaji.
1657 A.D. Invasion of Bijapur by Aurangzeb; Aurangzeb captures Bidar and
Kalyani.
1658 A.D. Coronation of Aurangzeb.
1659 A.D. Battles of Khajwah and Deorai.
1661 A.D. Cession of Bombay to the English;
Mughul capture of Cooch Bihar.
1664 A.D. Shivaji sacks Surat and assumes royal title.
1666 A.D. Death of Shah Jahan; Shivaji’s visit to Agra and escape.
1674 A.D. Shivaji gets the title of Chhatrapati.
1678 A.D. Marwar won by the Mughuls.
1680 A.D. Death of Chhatrapati Shivaji; Rebellion of Prince Akbar.
1686 A.D. English war with the Mughuls and Fall of Bijapur
1689 A.D. Execution of Sambhaji.
1690 A.D. Peace between the English and the Mughls.
1691 A.D. Aurangzeb was at the zenith of his power.
1698 A.D. The new English company trading to the East Indies
1699 A.D. First Maratha raid on Malwa region.
1700 A.D. Death of Rajaram and regency of his widow Tara Bai.
1702 A.D. Amalgamation of English and the London East India Company.
1707 A.D. Death of Aurangzeb; Battle of Jajau.
1714 A.D. Husain Ali appointed Viceroy of the Deccan; The treaty of the
Marathas with Husain Ali.
1720 A.D. Accession of Baji Rao Peshwa at Poona.
1739 A.D. Nadir Shah conquers Delhi; The Marathas capture Salsette and Bassein.
1740 A.D. Accession of Balaji Rao Peshwa; The Marathas invade Arcot.
1742 A.D. Marathas invade Bengal.
1748 A.D. First Anglo-French war.
1750 A.D. War of the Deccan and Carnatic Succession; Death of Nasir. Jang.
1751 A.D. Treaty of Alivadi with the Marathas.
1756 A.D. Siraj-Ud-Daulah captures Calcutta.
1757 A.D. Battle of Plassey: The British defeat Siraj-ud-daulah
1760 A.D. Battle of Wandiwash: The British defeat the French
1761 A.D. Third battle of Panipat: Ahmed Shah Abdali defeats the Marathas;
Accession of Madhava Rao Peshwa; Rise of Hyder Ali
1764 A.D. Battle of Buxar: The British defeat Mir Kasim
1765 A.D. The British get Diwani Rights in Bengal, Bihar and Orissa
1767-1769 A.D. First Mysore War: The British conclude a humiliating peace
pact with Hyder Ali
1772 A.D. Death of Madhava Rao Peshwa; Warren Hastings appointed as Governor
of Bengal
1773 A.D. The Regulating Act passed by the British Parliament
1774 A.D. Warren Hastings appointed as Governor-General
1775-1782 A.D. The First Anglo-Maratha war
1780-1784 A.D. Second Mysore War : The British defeat Hyder Ali
1784 A.D. Pitt's India Act
1790-1792 A.D. Third Mysore War between the British and Tipu
1793 A.D. Permanent Settlement of Bengal
1794 A.D. Death of Mahadaji Sindhia.
1799 A.D. Fourth Mysore War: The British defeat Tipu; Death of Tipu; Partition
of Mysore
Ancient India - Harappa, Alexander, Mauryas and Guptas period. 2700 B.C. to 1000 A.D
2700 B.C. Harappa Civilisation.
1000 B.C. Aryans expand into the Ganga valley.
900 B.C. Mahabharata War.
800 B.C. Aryans expand into Bengal; Beginning of the Epic Age:
Mahabharata composed, first version of Ramayana.
550 B.C. Composition of the Upanishads.
544 B.C. Buddha’s Nirvana.
327 B.C. Alexander’s Invasion.
325 B.C. Alexander marches ahead.
324 B.C. Chandragupta Maurya defeats Seleacus Nicator.
322 B.C. Rise of the Mauryas; Chandragupta establishes first Indian Empire.
298 B.C. Bindusara Coronated.
272 B.C. Ashoka begins reign ; Exclusive Interview with Ashoka.
180 B.C. Fall of the Mauryas ; Rise of the Sungas.
145 B.C. Chola king Erata conquers Ceylon.
58 B.C. Epoch of the Krita-Malava-Vikram Era.
30 B.C. Rise of the Satvahana Dynasty in the Deccan.
40 A.D. Sakas in power in Indus Valley and Western India.
50 A.D. The Kushans and Kanishkas.
78 A.D. Saka Era begins.
320 A.D. Chandragupta I establishes the Gupta dynasty.
360 A.D. Samudragupta conquers the North and most of the Deccan.
380 A.D. Chandragupta II comes to power; Golden Age of Gupta Literary Renaissance.
405 A.D. Fa-hein begins his travels through the Gupta Empire.
415 A.D. Accession of Kumara Gupta I.
467 A.D. Skanda Gupta assumes power.
476 A.D. Birth of astronomer Aryabhatta.
606 A.D. Accession of Harshavardhan Gupta.
622 A.D. Era of the Hejira begins.
711 A.D. Invasion of Sind by Muhammad Bin Qasim.
892 A.D. Rise of the Eastern Chalukyas.
985 A.D. The Chola Dynasty: Accession of Rajaraja, the Great.
1001 A.D. Defeat of Jaipal by Sultan Mahumd.
1000 B.C. Aryans expand into the Ganga valley.
900 B.C. Mahabharata War.
800 B.C. Aryans expand into Bengal; Beginning of the Epic Age:
Mahabharata composed, first version of Ramayana.
550 B.C. Composition of the Upanishads.
544 B.C. Buddha’s Nirvana.
327 B.C. Alexander’s Invasion.
325 B.C. Alexander marches ahead.
324 B.C. Chandragupta Maurya defeats Seleacus Nicator.
322 B.C. Rise of the Mauryas; Chandragupta establishes first Indian Empire.
298 B.C. Bindusara Coronated.
272 B.C. Ashoka begins reign ; Exclusive Interview with Ashoka.
180 B.C. Fall of the Mauryas ; Rise of the Sungas.
145 B.C. Chola king Erata conquers Ceylon.
58 B.C. Epoch of the Krita-Malava-Vikram Era.
30 B.C. Rise of the Satvahana Dynasty in the Deccan.
40 A.D. Sakas in power in Indus Valley and Western India.
50 A.D. The Kushans and Kanishkas.
78 A.D. Saka Era begins.
320 A.D. Chandragupta I establishes the Gupta dynasty.
360 A.D. Samudragupta conquers the North and most of the Deccan.
380 A.D. Chandragupta II comes to power; Golden Age of Gupta Literary Renaissance.
405 A.D. Fa-hein begins his travels through the Gupta Empire.
415 A.D. Accession of Kumara Gupta I.
467 A.D. Skanda Gupta assumes power.
476 A.D. Birth of astronomer Aryabhatta.
606 A.D. Accession of Harshavardhan Gupta.
622 A.D. Era of the Hejira begins.
711 A.D. Invasion of Sind by Muhammad Bin Qasim.
892 A.D. Rise of the Eastern Chalukyas.
985 A.D. The Chola Dynasty: Accession of Rajaraja, the Great.
1001 A.D. Defeat of Jaipal by Sultan Mahumd.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
VISHU FESTIVAL OF KERALA
Among the various Hindu festivals in Kerala, Vishu occupies a unique position
in more than one respect. As symbol of the unostentatious Malayali, Vishu is
free from the usual pomp and show and merry-making associated with other
festivities. When almost all the festivals are connected in some way or other
with religion, Vishu has nothing to do with it, though it is observed with
religious solemnity. The first day for Medam is the unchangeable day of
Vishu, whereas other festivals are determined according to the lunar
asterisms on which they fall.
This day on which Vishu falls is the astronomical new year day and it
is celebrated as such. The Malayalis believe that the fortunes for the year
depend upon the nature of the object one sees first in the morning of Vishu
Day. In order to fulfill the desire to look at the auspicious articles, they
prepare a 'Kani' (anomen) on the previous day for seeing in the next morning.
In circular bell-metal vessel known as 'Urule' some raw rice is put and over
it a folded newly washed cloth is spread. A golden coloured cucumber, betel
leaves, betel nuts, metal mirror, yellow flowers of Konna tree
(cassia fistula), a Grandha (book of palm leaves) and a few gold coins are
then placed over the cloth in the vessel arranged in a decorative fashion.
Two coconut halves containing oil and lighted wicks are also placed in the
vessel which illuminate the articles inside it. A bell-metal lamp filled
with coconut oil is kept burning by the side of the vessel. Early in the
morning of the Vishu at about 5 O'clock, one of the members of the house,
usually the eldest female member gets up and lights the lamp and looks at
' Kani' . She wakes up other member, one after another and the Kani is shown
to everyone of them, taking particular care not to allow anyone to look by
chance at other things. The vessel is taken to the bedside to the members or
if it is too big to be carried, it is placed at one spot and the members are
led there blind-folded. Even the cattle are not deprived of this privilege,
as the Kani is taken to the cattle-shed and placed before them to have a look.
The next item is giving of handsel (Kaineetom). The eldest member of
the family takes some silver coins and gives them to a junior member with some
raw rice and Konna flower. This is repeated in the case of other members also
and they in turn give such handsel to their juniors, relatives, servants etc.
After this the children begin to fire crackers.
In the morning all talk bath and put on their forehead the marks of
ashes and sandal paste and go to the temple for worship. After worship, they
prepare a feast which is moderate and elegant.
In certain parts of Kerala, where the paddy cultivation commences
after the monsoon, there is an observance called chal (Furrow) closely
associated with Vishu . This is nothing but the auspicious commencement of
the agricultural operations, in the new year.
Customs and manners may change from region to region, but the belief
of the Malayali that his fortune for the year depends on the first thing he
sees on the astronomical New Year day, is shared by the people of other
countries also in different forms. For example, in European countries there
is a belief that the first person who enters a house on the New Year day is
supposed to have an influence on the inhabitants of that house for the whole
year.
What has been offered to the readers in the foregoing paragraphs is
only a resume of the fairs and festivals of Kerala, which we do not claim as
exhaustive. Some of Kerala's fairs and festivals have a religious character
and others secular. Some are rooted in hoary myths and other connected with
man's attitude towards nature, fertility and harvest. Some of the festivals
are of a universal nature. Whatever be the origin of the fairs and festivals
of this land, whether religious or secular, whether some of them are
celebrated within the entire country or even outside, Kerala has given
them a colour and tenor of her own.
In spite of all their difficulties and tribulations, the people
of Kerala have a joyous approach to life. This innocent joy is given vent
in all the fairs and festivals of the land. This is also the secret of the
different castes festivals of each other and contributing to a truly
cosmopolitan life.
in more than one respect. As symbol of the unostentatious Malayali, Vishu is
free from the usual pomp and show and merry-making associated with other
festivities. When almost all the festivals are connected in some way or other
with religion, Vishu has nothing to do with it, though it is observed with
religious solemnity. The first day for Medam is the unchangeable day of
Vishu, whereas other festivals are determined according to the lunar
asterisms on which they fall.
This day on which Vishu falls is the astronomical new year day and it
is celebrated as such. The Malayalis believe that the fortunes for the year
depend upon the nature of the object one sees first in the morning of Vishu
Day. In order to fulfill the desire to look at the auspicious articles, they
prepare a 'Kani' (anomen) on the previous day for seeing in the next morning.
In circular bell-metal vessel known as 'Urule' some raw rice is put and over
it a folded newly washed cloth is spread. A golden coloured cucumber, betel
leaves, betel nuts, metal mirror, yellow flowers of Konna tree
(cassia fistula), a Grandha (book of palm leaves) and a few gold coins are
then placed over the cloth in the vessel arranged in a decorative fashion.
Two coconut halves containing oil and lighted wicks are also placed in the
vessel which illuminate the articles inside it. A bell-metal lamp filled
with coconut oil is kept burning by the side of the vessel. Early in the
morning of the Vishu at about 5 O'clock, one of the members of the house,
usually the eldest female member gets up and lights the lamp and looks at
' Kani' . She wakes up other member, one after another and the Kani is shown
to everyone of them, taking particular care not to allow anyone to look by
chance at other things. The vessel is taken to the bedside to the members or
if it is too big to be carried, it is placed at one spot and the members are
led there blind-folded. Even the cattle are not deprived of this privilege,
as the Kani is taken to the cattle-shed and placed before them to have a look.
The next item is giving of handsel (Kaineetom). The eldest member of
the family takes some silver coins and gives them to a junior member with some
raw rice and Konna flower. This is repeated in the case of other members also
and they in turn give such handsel to their juniors, relatives, servants etc.
After this the children begin to fire crackers.
In the morning all talk bath and put on their forehead the marks of
ashes and sandal paste and go to the temple for worship. After worship, they
prepare a feast which is moderate and elegant.
In certain parts of Kerala, where the paddy cultivation commences
after the monsoon, there is an observance called chal (Furrow) closely
associated with Vishu . This is nothing but the auspicious commencement of
the agricultural operations, in the new year.
Customs and manners may change from region to region, but the belief
of the Malayali that his fortune for the year depends on the first thing he
sees on the astronomical New Year day, is shared by the people of other
countries also in different forms. For example, in European countries there
is a belief that the first person who enters a house on the New Year day is
supposed to have an influence on the inhabitants of that house for the whole
year.
What has been offered to the readers in the foregoing paragraphs is
only a resume of the fairs and festivals of Kerala, which we do not claim as
exhaustive. Some of Kerala's fairs and festivals have a religious character
and others secular. Some are rooted in hoary myths and other connected with
man's attitude towards nature, fertility and harvest. Some of the festivals
are of a universal nature. Whatever be the origin of the fairs and festivals
of this land, whether religious or secular, whether some of them are
celebrated within the entire country or even outside, Kerala has given
them a colour and tenor of her own.
In spite of all their difficulties and tribulations, the people
of Kerala have a joyous approach to life. This innocent joy is given vent
in all the fairs and festivals of the land. This is also the secret of the
different castes festivals of each other and contributing to a truly
cosmopolitan life.
Monday, April 12, 2010
What Gives You the Most Green Guilt?
Do you feel a twinge of remorse whenever you toss an empty bottle into the
garbage can? If so, you're not alone.In 9 of the 15 countries polled in the
latest global survey, respondents felt the most green guilt for not recycling
as much as they could. But more indians felt guilty about wasting water
than about anythings else(females 41% and males 38% perhaps because women are
more concerned about household chores).Indian women also felt guiltier than
men about leaving the lights on.But its the men who felt bad about driving
when they could walk.(Naturally more men drive.) But it's hard to explain why
significantly more Indian men than women also felf about not recycling trash.
Our society has become too rushed,and that's why we drive everywhere.
Do stupid things like running the tap while they brusb their teeth.
IMPORTANT PIN CODES
Kerala
Calicut - 673 001
Cochi - 682 001
Palakkad - 678 001
Trichur - 680 001
Trivandrum - 695 001
Calicut - 673 001
Cochi - 682 001
Palakkad - 678 001
Trichur - 680 001
Trivandrum - 695 001
IMPORTANT PIN CODES
Andhra Pradesh
Hyderabad - 500 001
Nellore - 524 001
Secunderabad - 500 003
Vijaywada - 520 001
Vishakapatnam - 530 001
Warrangal - 506 002
Hyderabad - 500 001
Nellore - 524 001
Secunderabad - 500 003
Vijaywada - 520 001
Vishakapatnam - 530 001
Warrangal - 506 002
IMPORTANT S.T.D. CODES
Rajpura- 01762
Ranchi- 0651
Ranigang- 03447
Ranipet- 04172
Rewari- 01274
Rohtak- 01262
Rourkela- 0661
Sagar- 07582
Saharanpur- 0132
Salem- 0427
Samastipur- 06274
Sangroor- 01672
Shillong- 0364
Shimla- 0177
Siliguri- 0353
Sirsa- 01666
Sivakasi- 04560
Sonepat- 01264
Srinagar- 0194
Sultanpur- 05362
Surat- 0261
Tirunelveli- 0462
Tiruchirapally-0431
Tirupati- 08574
Trichur- 0487
Trivandrum- 0471
Tumkur- 0816
Tuticorin- 0461
Udaipur- 0294
Udipi- 08252
Ujjain- 0734
Unnao- 0515
Varanasi- 0542
Valsad- 02632
Vellore- 0416
Vijaywada- 0866
Vishakapatnam- 0891
Warangal- 08712
Wardha- 07152
Yamuna Nagar- 01732
Ranchi- 0651
Ranigang- 03447
Ranipet- 04172
Rewari- 01274
Rohtak- 01262
Rourkela- 0661
Sagar- 07582
Saharanpur- 0132
Salem- 0427
Samastipur- 06274
Sangroor- 01672
Shillong- 0364
Shimla- 0177
Siliguri- 0353
Sirsa- 01666
Sivakasi- 04560
Sonepat- 01264
Srinagar- 0194
Sultanpur- 05362
Surat- 0261
Tirunelveli- 0462
Tiruchirapally-0431
Tirupati- 08574
Trichur- 0487
Trivandrum- 0471
Tumkur- 0816
Tuticorin- 0461
Udaipur- 0294
Udipi- 08252
Ujjain- 0734
Unnao- 0515
Varanasi- 0542
Valsad- 02632
Vellore- 0416
Vijaywada- 0866
Vishakapatnam- 0891
Warangal- 08712
Wardha- 07152
Yamuna Nagar- 01732
IMPORTANT S.T.D. CODES
Madurai- 0452
Mahabalipuram- 04113
Mahuya- 02844
Mainpuri- 05672
Malda- 03512
Mangalore- 0824
Mathura- 0565
Meerut- 0221
Modi Nagar- 01232
Moradabad- 0591
Mumbai- 013585
Mussorie- 01312
Muzaffar nagar-0621
Muzzafarpur- 0821
Mysore- 0712
Nagpur- 05942
Nainital- 05942
Nashik- 0253
Nellore- 0861
Nepz- 05736
Otty- 0423
Palghat- 0491
Panipat- 01742
Pangim- 0832
Pathankot- 0186
Patiala- 0175
Patna- 0612
Pilibhit- 05882
Pondicherry- 0413
Porbandar- 0286
Port Blair- 03192
Pune- 0212
Quilon- 0474
Rae Barely- 0535
Raichur- 08532
Raigarh- 07762
Raipur- 0771
Rajamundry- 0883
Rajapalayam- 04563
Rajkot- 0281
Mahabalipuram- 04113
Mahuya- 02844
Mainpuri- 05672
Malda- 03512
Mangalore- 0824
Mathura- 0565
Meerut- 0221
Modi Nagar- 01232
Moradabad- 0591
Mumbai- 013585
Mussorie- 01312
Muzaffar nagar-0621
Muzzafarpur- 0821
Mysore- 0712
Nagpur- 05942
Nainital- 05942
Nashik- 0253
Nellore- 0861
Nepz- 05736
Otty- 0423
Palghat- 0491
Panipat- 01742
Pangim- 0832
Pathankot- 0186
Patiala- 0175
Patna- 0612
Pilibhit- 05882
Pondicherry- 0413
Porbandar- 0286
Port Blair- 03192
Pune- 0212
Quilon- 0474
Rae Barely- 0535
Raichur- 08532
Raigarh- 07762
Raipur- 0771
Rajamundry- 0883
Rajapalayam- 04563
Rajkot- 0281
IMPORTANT S.T.D. CODES
Hapur- 0122
Hissar- 01662
Hubli 0836
Hyderabad- 0842
Imphal- 0385
Indore- 0731
Itanagar- 03781
Jabalpur- 0761
Jaipur- 0141
Jallandhar- 0181
Jalgaon- 0257
Jammu- 0191
Jamnagar- 0288
Jamshedpur- 0657
Jodhpur- 0291
Junagarh- 0285
Kakinada- 0884
Kalimpong- 03552
Kalpkkam- 04117
Kalyan- 0251
Kanchipuram- 04112
Kanpur- 0512
Kanyakumari- 04653
Karimnagar- 08722
Karnal- 0184
Karur- 04324
Khandwa- 0733
Kharagpur- 03222
Kodaikanal- 04542
Kohima- 03866
Kolar- 08152
Kolhapur- 0231
Kosikalan- 05662
Kodak- 0744
Kothiar- 06452
Kottayan- 0481
Kurnool- 08518
Lucknow- 0522
Ludhiana- 0161
Machipatnam- 0867
Hissar- 01662
Hubli 0836
Hyderabad- 0842
Imphal- 0385
Indore- 0731
Itanagar- 03781
Jabalpur- 0761
Jaipur- 0141
Jallandhar- 0181
Jalgaon- 0257
Jammu- 0191
Jamnagar- 0288
Jamshedpur- 0657
Jodhpur- 0291
Junagarh- 0285
Kakinada- 0884
Kalimpong- 03552
Kalpkkam- 04117
Kalyan- 0251
Kanchipuram- 04112
Kanpur- 0512
Kanyakumari- 04653
Karimnagar- 08722
Karnal- 0184
Karur- 04324
Khandwa- 0733
Kharagpur- 03222
Kodaikanal- 04542
Kohima- 03866
Kolar- 08152
Kolhapur- 0231
Kosikalan- 05662
Kodak- 0744
Kothiar- 06452
Kottayan- 0481
Kurnool- 08518
Lucknow- 0522
Ludhiana- 0161
Machipatnam- 0867
IMPORTANT S.T.D. CODES
Chennai- 044
Chikamanglur- 08262
Chinglepet- 04114
Chittor- 08572
Coimbatore- 0422
Coochbehar- 03582
Coonoor- 04264
Cudappah- 08562
Cuttack- 0671
Dalmianagar- 06188
Darbhanga- 06272
Darjeeling- 0354
Devangere- 0819
Dehradun- 0135
Delhi- 011
Dhanbad- 0326
Dharwar- 0836
Dibrugarh- 0373
Dimapur- 03862
Dindigal- 0451
Dispur- 0361
Durg- 07742
Durgapur- 0343
Dwarka- 02892
Ernakulam- 0484
Erode- 0424
Etah- 05742
Faizadad- 05272
Ferozpur- 01632
Gandhinagar- 02712
Gangtok- 0359
Gaya- 0631
Godhra- 02672
Gorakhpur- 0551
Gulbarga- 08472
Guntur- 0863
Gurgaon- 01272
Guwahati- 0361
Gwalior- 0751
Haldia- 03224
IMPORTANT S.T.D. CODES
Abhohar- 01634
Agartala- 0381
Agra- 0562
Ahmedabad- 079
Ahmednagar- 0241
Aizwal- 03832
Ajmer- 0145
Akola- 0724
Aligarh- 0571
Allahabad- 0532
Alleppey- 0477
Alwar- 0144
Alwaye- 04854
Ambala- 0171
Amritsar- 0183
Anantapur- 08554
Asansol- 0341
Aurangabad- 02432
Bangalore- 080
Bareilly- 0581
Baroda- 0265
Belgaum- 0831
Ballary- 08392
Bharatpur- 05644
Bhatinda- 0164
Bhavnagar- 0278
Bhawani- 04256
Bhillai- 07742
Bhopal- 0755
Bhubaneshwar-0674
Bikaner- 0151
Bilaspur- 07752
Bulandshahr- 05732
Burdwan- 0342
Burhanpur- 0735
Burnpur- 03448
Calcutta- 033
Cannanore- 0497
Chandigarh- 0172
Chenganur- 047812
Agartala- 0381
Agra- 0562
Ahmedabad- 079
Ahmednagar- 0241
Aizwal- 03832
Ajmer- 0145
Akola- 0724
Aligarh- 0571
Allahabad- 0532
Alleppey- 0477
Alwar- 0144
Alwaye- 04854
Ambala- 0171
Amritsar- 0183
Anantapur- 08554
Asansol- 0341
Aurangabad- 02432
Bangalore- 080
Bareilly- 0581
Baroda- 0265
Belgaum- 0831
Ballary- 08392
Bharatpur- 05644
Bhatinda- 0164
Bhavnagar- 0278
Bhawani- 04256
Bhillai- 07742
Bhopal- 0755
Bhubaneshwar-0674
Bikaner- 0151
Bilaspur- 07752
Bulandshahr- 05732
Burdwan- 0342
Burhanpur- 0735
Burnpur- 03448
Calcutta- 033
Cannanore- 0497
Chandigarh- 0172
Chenganur- 047812
Sunday, April 11, 2010
List of Schools in Mahe
| Sl. No. | School Code | School Name |
| 1 | 17001 | GOVT HSS, PANDAKKAL, MAHE |
| 2 | 17002 | JAWAHARLAL NEHRU HSS, MAHE |
| 3 | 17003 | GOVT GHSS, MAHE |
| 4 | 17004 | GOVT HSS PALLOUR, MAHE |
List of Schools in Lakshadweep
| Sl. No. | School Code | School Name |
| 1 | 16001 | SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL, MINICOY, LAKSHADWEEP |
| 2 | 16002 | JN SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL, KADAMATH, LAKSHADWEEP |
| 3 | 16003 | MG SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL, ANDROTH, LAKSHADWEEP |
| 4 | 16004 | GOVT. SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL, KAVARATHI, LAKSHADW |
| 5 | 16005 | GOVT. SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL, KALPENI, LAKSHADWEE |
| 6 | 16006 | GOVT. HSS, AMINI, LAKSHADWEEP |
| 7 | 16007 | GOVT. SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL, AGATTI ISLAND, LAKS |
| 8 | 16008 | GOVT. SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL, KILTON, LAKSHADWEEP |
| 9 | 16009 | GOVT. SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL, CHETLAT, LAKSHADWEEP |
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