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G P S S I
GEO POLITICAL STRATEGIC SECURITY STUDIES INSTITUTE
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A Non Aligned group comprising of scientists, economists, physicists, political
Sociologists, management experts, doctors & researchers from
different countries dedicated towards India Focused Study on every
Issue that affects India and effect Indians
27 years Dedicated Study of 400 year national, international issues
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Original Plan of
Attack by
Montgomery
Revised Plan Pulling From
Italy via Sea and
Attacking from Northern
France
The Change of
Plan Extended
The war by 2 Years.
1943 This is
The Situation
Montgomery is relieved of charge for insisting Original Plan of attack and
Replaced with Eisenhover who was give close several promotions to become In charge
Why We Studied ?
Kennedy Assassination as seen by a Physicist Finally led to a dedicated quest for truth that named 2
nd
Killer
Video 1. Kennedy Death
from Side Angle Original Zapruder Film
in slow motion Click on icon
Methodology of Study we followed Truth but Truth Alone
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?
What should we listen ?
Gurus (Teachers) Words
? What is poison ?
Disrespecting Gurus (Teacher)
? Who is Guru (Teacher)
After Realizing/mastering the Tatva (subject matter)
Always working for Sishya (student) welfare.
? What is disease.
Study with out practical application
i ? What is beloved for humans ?
Striving for own and others through out life
? What is Hell
becoming a slave (giving control to others)
German Chancellor, Unifier of Germany, famous
European Politician.
When called for his Primary school inauguration
When he was chancellor , he went with Vice-
President. There are only 4 Chairs on the stage.
He let the Head Master and deputy Head Master
To sit on the chairs and he and his vice-president
Stood all the way till the meeting is over.
Can we imagine the situation in India ?
Why Teachers are working ?
Working
because
we are paid.
Working because it is a passion.
Paid for our work
Regulated Monetary System for Self Development ONLY
Roosevelt Social Security System
Effective and Affective Learning and Teaching from Heart
Need of the Modern India
Why Teachers Should care ? When there are may problems.
Under Paid, Over Worked. Disinterested Students. Uncaring Parents. Thankless Society.
Crumbling Buildings. Disintegrating Class rooms. Unavailable aids.
Because we are born human and self improvement is the best thing human beings do and
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and from 0-25 we are investing in the Physical Human Capital. And it is the teachers
Gurus who makes this Physical Capital. This Capital is the one that uses
Resources - Economic Capital for the betterment of the Society. This Physical Capital is
Nurtured on the fundamental Promethean Quality of Humans Creativity or Brahmaji
In Indian Triology. How with all short comings gurus/teachers can make difference in their
Lifes and the following life times of communities societies and nation at large.
ka klplata laao kosaiccaYyaaya Aip -| i||
The seminar focuses on multi issues of how the improvement could be achieved by teachers
Who are teaching and want to teach Effectively and Affectively from their heart.
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The Professional Learning Infusion in to Engineering / Science Students
For their Personality Development and Regional Employment
In Andhra Pradesh Alone
For the current Engineering Colleges 850, MBA MCA Colleges 1000, Medical Colleges 53,
Arts, Science and Commerce colleges 1330.
Shortage of 14 000 M.Techs as associate professors
18 000 Phds to carry research, to be as principals, or to teach M.Tech Students
10% of all first year Engineering MBA MCA are recording pass
12% of 2 60 000 Engineering Graduates are employable
These colleges have turned into factories spewing out unskilled and unemployable youth,
In order to get very low paid jobs in the areas one has to leave his home region and become part of
Urban Migration from where he never returns .
http://www.deccanchronicle.com/tabloids/clueless-gurus-ruin-students%E2%80%99-future-128
The Professional Learning Infusion in to Engineering Science Students
For their Personality Development and Regional Employment
This un employability in IT and other sectors is rampant where as
India needs
1 40 000 Nuclear Engineers
40 000 Aeronautical Engineers
1 00 000 Mining Engineers
1 00 000 Physicists & Mathematicians
40 000 Instrumentation Engineers
The seminar focuses on the root causes of imbalance and tries to address possible
Solutions to convert the talent from least paid avocations to highly paid lucrative fields
Of employment in the coming next 5 decades. It also focuses on the need for staying in their
Regions and enrich them using their knowledge rather becoming a insignificant person in the
Urban spiral where they are employed.
We also wish to motivate the students & managements to commence courses in these areas
to become Pioneers or entrepreneurs in these fields of study.
What is the Prime Quality of Physical Capital ?
Promethean Quality of Creativity or the first of our Thrimurthis Brahmaji.
What is Creativity ?
Creativity is not a servant of making money. Money must be a regulated slave
And instrument of the mission of progress through creativity.
- Franklin Delano Roosevelt 3 times US president
First such creativity flourished in Europe when first Egyptian Scientific Treatise
On Astronomy Astrology was translated in to Greek as Sphaerics.
It is a discovery for Greeks about knowledge or sciences. After all translations are
Made in to Greek from Egyptian they BURNED ALL LIBRARIES IN EGYPT
Including ALEXANDRIA, Iran etc. (Alexanders invasion).
From then they Greekized the Science and this the beginning of western science.
All knowledge or science goes through the following process.
Discovery
Preservation
Enhancement
Propagation
Discovery - Understanding and finding about something
Preservation What to preserve why to preserve and by whom to be preserved ?
Enhancement - Improvement on what already discovered ?
Propagation Teaching about what is preserved and improved.
All the four of the above become part of Teaching/Learning. Teachers rather than
Discovering Natural Resources will discover Physical Resources Students Talents
And qualify them to utilize financial capital and resource capital (natural resources)
For the development/betterment of society.
But the above 4 stepped process is a continuum. It is not limited to our short life span
Of 50 Years. Our fathers fore fathers going back in history of generations of civilizations
Discoveries is what we inherit when we take birth in a region. That is the
C U L T U R A L C A P I T A L
Of a region
It is this important function that teachers especially primary
Teachers perform. They are the threshold of from where
the cultural capital is transmitted to Physical capital. It is their
Most cherished duty. Like mother nurtures a child whether paid or not
Thanked or not, acknowledged or not, respected or not a teahcer
Takes a child at 5 and makes him in to a responsible citizen fit to live in
A society. That is why they are called Acharyas.
Because they teach acharana yogya vidya pragmatic life communication
Basic understanding skills about cultural capital. And First it starts at the age
Of 5 with Primary Teachers.
Acharyas are not only professors or lecturers they are the primary school
Teachers. In guru parichedha the texts mention some 50 classifications.
That is why |||| : || || Acharya Devo Bhava.
It is said the Acharya should become deva.
The above four stepped process of
creativity needs the through understanding
of Cultural Capital of the community,
region and nation.
1. Natural Physical History
2. Social Geography
3. Cultural Geography
4. Behavioral Anthropology & Biology
5. Cultural Anthropology
6. Political Sociology
7. Unique ethical moral social behavioral
codes
8. Scientific Medical Developments
achieved until present times since the
time immemorial.
9. Through understanding of the language
in which such knowledge is written.
What is the unique cultural capital of India ?
What is the unique cultural capital of Kanpur ?
Why we should know ? Why we should teach ?
Why with all limitations teachers should learn and teach this ?
TO REMAIN FREE NOT TO BECOME SLAVES AND LOOSE
EVERY THING WE HAVE
I will show examples of our current understanding of things and
How it is affecting now ?
How it affects us in future ?
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Fundamentals of
REGIONAL RESOURCE UTILIZATION
Knowledge of Resources Scientific Engineering Expertise
Rooted in Regions History
Knowledgeable Resources Persons equipped with above
Expertise
What should we study to know the above ?
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What GPP Countries Study What Colonies Study
(List is not Exhaustive)
MS / Phd Equivalent
Political Sociology IT Soft Ware Applications
Alluvial Sociology Nursing
Behvioural Biology Soft ware programming
Causes of War EEE, CCC, MCE etc needed for above
Nuclear War Preventive Studies
Nuclear Politics
Theoretical Physics Computer Commerce
Cymatics/Accoustics Computer Law
Acoustic Biology Medical Transcription
Diffraction Acoustics
Thermo Acoustics
Colloidal Chemistry
Nuclear Medicine
Nuclear Reactor Design Engineering
Astro Physics
Archeo Astronomy
Archeo Anthropology
Bio Genetics Behavioral Biology
The result of studying the above
Subjects only resulted in
The following situation
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The State of Research In India both Pure Sciences and Social Sciences
Total Number of Research Articles/Papers Published in India and comparison
(Indian Authors articles only selected-not include the collaborated articles)
Country 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005
India 10606 10632 11563 12602 16203 25367
China 692 3115 7011 11402 29292 72310
Taiwan 434 16503
S. Korea 136 27397
Brazil 1638 17086
A whopping 40% of the 2005 research papers are produced by Indians working in MNCs
Operating out of India. And the patents belong to MNCs not to us.
US Naval Research Data Mining post liberalization on Country Analysis 2007
WHEN INDIA BECOMES SUPER POWER ?
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Myth of Indian Super Power Status
When we can Become Super Power 2005/2010/2020/2045/2075/ or Never
It would take 80 years for developing countries to achieve the 1975 levels of
developed countries with annual GDP growth of 3%, 60 years with annual GDP
growth of 4%, and 50 years with annual growth of 5%.
[Source: UNCTAD Secretariat, Report on Towards the technological Transformation
of Developing Countries United Nations, New York, 1979, pp 34.]
Goldman Sachs Investment Company expects that India may achieve 7.5% GDP
growth by 2005. From 2005 at 7.5% India needs 35 years to achieve the 1975
levels of Western Nations which will be the year 2040.
[Source: Rise of India Business Week Online Edition, Dec 3, 2003]
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Why Bengal First ?
Rather than
Taking shortest
Route why commercial Britsh
EIC took Bengal first ?
This Route added 4000 nautical
Miles per round trip for 200
years
This Pak Straits were
Not accessible then
And even now
Why Bengal First ?
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First Picture of RamSetu/Adams Bridge
Watch
the Date
Why Bengal First ?
Travancore versus Dutch
1741 Battle of Colachel or Kula Achala between Marthanda Varma and
VOC Dutch East India company ended in disaster for dutch and
destroyed the Dutch as a naval power in the Asia. This battle is
credited as the battle where Asian Kingdom defeating European
kingdom.
N A I I F
Watch
the Date
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What happens if we do not know either
History ?
Or
Resources Geography ?
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EIC 1815 Rothschilds MNC 1975 Lib & Pvt
Free Trade in Action
EIC and Indian Gold for British paychecks
On the orders of Nathan Rothschild then Chairman Bank of England, Eight
hundred thousand pounds of gold (close to 350 tons) was shipped out of India
from East India Company to his brother James Rothschild in Paris to be sent to
Admiral Nelson to pay salaries of British/Spanish soldiers fighting with Napoleon.
Nathan was billed $ 2 per kilogram of Gold by East India Company. Historians
believe that this $ 2 dollars is nothing but the shipping charges that were paid to
the shipping company, Lloyds (at $ 2 per kilogram of gold), to carry the gold to
James in Paris.
Essentially East India Company shipped the Indian gold Free obtained from
Indian Free Trade to Nathan to be paid for British soldiers salaries who were
fighting a European battle for British supremacy.
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EIC 1857 Rothschilds MNC 1975 Lib & Pvt
Stripping of Gold from Indian Structures and replacing with Bronze
Few know that the British beheaded the sons of the Last Mughal emperor Bahadur
Shah Zafar and presented their heads to him on platters! Bahadur Shah was later
exiled to Burma where he spent the remainder of his life in a 4',x4' windowless jail
cell. After that, there was a grand ball held at the Red Fort. The Rothschilds
ensured that the original solid gold coated spires of the Taj Mahal and other
structures were shipped off to Britain and replaced with brass ones.
From Amaravati, the then capital of Raja Venkatadri Naidu, when sacked by
British in 1835, on 7000 horses the gold stripped from the city was carried to
Britain.
www.Rense.com February 2006, Article on Pakistani View of Globalization
Assassinated Blown to pieces with no traces of body parts in 1979. Like that of AP CM
on orders of Andropov via KGB handing over explosives to STASI Then to IRA
Late Reaction by Bear for loosing Land Route to India
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SWINE FLU
Historical Back Ground
In February 1976, an outbreak of swine flu struck Fort Dix Army base in New Jersey, killing a 19-year-
old private and infecting hundreds of soldiers. Concerned that the U.S. was on the verge of a
devastating epidemic, President Gerald Ford ordered a nationwide vaccination program at a cost of
$135 million (some $500 million in today's money). Within weeks, reports surfaced of people
developing Guillain-Barr syndrome, a paralyzing nerve disease that can be caused by the vaccine. By
April, more than 30 people had died of the condition. Facing protests, federal officials abruptly
canceled the program on Dec. 16. The epidemic failed to materialize.
Within a few months, claims totaling $1.3 billion had been filed by victims who had suffered paralysis
from the vaccine. The vaccine was also blamed for 25 deaths. However, several hundred people
developed crippling Guillain-Barr Syndrome after they were injected with the swine flu vaccine.
Even healthy 20-year-olds ended up as paraplegics. And for the swine flu pandemic itself? It never
materialized.
In 1976, President Ford offered indemnity to the vaccine manufacturers.
Video Clip 1: Video clipping of 1976 US Government ad asking people to mass vaccinate
Medicine Health
Sciences
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What is the Swine Flu?
Regular swine flu is a contagious respiratory disease, caused by a type-A influenza virus that affects pigs.
The current strain, A(H1N1), is a new variation of an H1N1 virus which causes seasonal flu outbreaks in
humans -- that also contains genetic material of bird and pig versions of the flu. But it does raise serious
questions about where this brand new, never before seen virus came from, especially since it cannot be
contracted from eating pork products, and has never before been seen in pigs, and contains traits
from the bird flu -- and which, so far, only seems to respond to Tamiflu (oseltamivir phosphate).
Symptoms include:
Fever of more than 100
Coughing
Runny nose and/or sore throat
Joint aches
Severe headache
Vomiting and/or diarrhea
Lethargy
Lack of appetite
Interestingly enough, this version
Video 2: Video Clipping of CNN Interview with Leeding US doctor and Senator Dr. Ron Paul
Medicine Health
Sciences
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Star anise, star aniseed, badiane or Chinese
star anise, obtained from the star-shaped
pericarp of Illicium verum, a small native
evergreen plant in China and India. The star
shaped fruits are harvested just before ripening.
It is widely used in Chinese cuisine, in Indian
cuisine where it is a major component of
Garam Masala. It is used as a spice in
preparation of Biryani in Andhra Pradesh.
Shikimic acid, a primary feedstock used to create the anti-flu drug Tamiflu, is produced by
most autotrophic organisms, but star anise is the industrial source. In 2005, there was a
temporary shortage of star anise due to its use in making Tamiflu. Late in that year, a way
was found of making shikimic acid artificially. A drug company named Roche now derives
some of the raw material it needs from fermenting E. coli bacteria. There is no longer any
shortage of star anise and it is readily available and is relatively cheap.
Indian names are as follows
Hindi:Anasphal
Marathi:Badian
Tamil:Anashuppu, Anasipu
Telugu:Anaspuvu, Mogga, Marathi Mogga
Sanskrit: Takkolakam
Medicine Health
Agriculture Sciences
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Top Ten Anise, Badian, Fennel & Corian Producers 11 June
2008
Country Production (Tonnes)
Syria 115000
India 110000
Mexico 52000
People's Republic of China 38000
Iran 30000
Bulgaria 28100
Morocco 23000
Egypt 22000
Turkey 19641
Tunisia 9800
World 496438
Despite the fact that India
Is the second largest producer
And consumer of the plant it is
Unfortunate that we have
To import dangerous
Vaccines at heavy cost.
Medicine Health
Agriculture Sciences
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Wonder herb Tulsi can not only keep the dreaded swine flu at bay but also help in fast recovery of an
afflicted person
"The anti-flu property of Tulsi has been discovered by medical experts across the world quite recently. Tulsi
improves the body's overall defence mechanism including its ability to fight viral diseases. It was successfully
used in combating Japanese Encephalitis and the same theory applies to swine flu," Dr U K Tiwari, a herbal
medicine practitioner says.
"Three varieties of Tulsi leaves - Krishna (Ocimum sanctum), Vana (Ocimum gratissimum) and Katuki (Picrorriza
kurroa) improve cell mediated immunity. These are anti-viral agents and improve body's resistance against
various diseases including swine flu," he said.
Dr Narendra Singh, who worked with the Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics at the erstwhile King
George Medical College, Lucknow, also believes that Tulsi can help in containing swine flu.
May 27
2009
PTI
Sakaal Times
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Sciences
Medicine Health
Sciences
Medicine Health
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Absurdity at Best
Nizam Patnam SEZ, Coastal Corridor AP, Ras ak Khaima UAE and Matrix.
Satyam Fraud Case money went from US Bank accounts
In to this RAK offshore accounts. The authorities are
Not co-operating with Indian authorities citing the reasons
of Confidentiality and non disclosure. When from
Riding camels to domestic work engineers doctors
All are Asian workers hired-80% from India but this
country comes to build coastal corridors
PORTS, PRIVATE AIRPORTS, with funds RAISED from INDIAN banks in INDIA or form STORES in their BANK.
Not even a SINGLE TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY EXIST in ENGINEERING. Birla Institute of
Technology International Center (BITIC) at Royal College of Applied Science & Technology, Ras Al
Khaimah, UAE has commenced academic programs from the academic year 2005-2006 as an
extension center of the Birla Institute of Technology, Ranchi, India.
Population (2008)
- Total 263,217
As the emirate will never be a major oil
producer, RAK has instead had to
concentrate on developing its
industrial sector. It opened the UAE's
first cement company in the early
1970s and is now the UAE's largest
producer of cement. In the 1980s, the
emirate formed RAK Ceramics, which
has become the world's largest
ceramics producer, and Julphar, the
Persian Gulf region's first
pharmaceuticals company. New
legislation and regulations adopted by
Ras al-Khaimah authorities favour
big international interest for
offshore business purposes. The
combination of security and
confidentiality is ensured to
entrepreneurs
This is a CIA Mossad Listening Station
From where anti Iran activities are planned
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How Historical Resource Analysis helps or will
help
In Scientific Developmental process ?
N A I I F
This object (shown in sketch) was found in 1898 in a tomb at Saqquara, Egypt and was later
dated as having been created near 200 BCE. As airplanes were unknown in the days when it
was found, it was thrown into a box marked "wooden bird model" and then stored in the
basement of the Cairo museum.
It was rediscovered by Dr. Khalil Messiha, who studied models made
by ancients. The "discovery" was considered so important by the
Egyptian government that a special committee of leading scientists
was established to study the object.
TEMPLE
ARCHEOLOGY
EGYPT
Aero Foil Designs
N A I I F
Many of these shapes
Are from American
Cultures
TEMPLE
ARCHEOLOGY
Americas
Delta Wing Designs
N A I I F
N A I I F
N A I I F
Garuda Thailand
Garuda Bhatath
TEMPLE
ARCHEOLOGY
India-Thailand
Forward Swept Designs
N A I I F
Sukhoi 47 Berkut GE Maiden Flight 2008
In a report published in the journal Current Science, R.
Balasubramaniam of the IIT Kanpur explains how the pillar's
resistance to corrosion is due to a passive protective film at
the iron-rust interface. The presence of second phase particles
(slag and unreduced iron oxides) in the microstructure of the
iron, that of high amounts of phosphorus in the metal, and
the alternate wetting and drying existing under atmospheric
conditions, are the three main factors in the three-stages
formation of that protective passive film.
[12]
Lepidocrocite and goethite are the first amorphous iron
oxyhydroxides that appear upon oxidation of iron. High
corrosion rates are initially observed. Then an essential
chemical reaction intervenes: slag and unreduced iron oxides
(second phase particles) in the iron microstructure alter the
polarization characteristics and enrich the metalscale
interface with P, thus indirectly promoting passivation of the
iron
[13
]
(cessation of rusting activity).
The ASI is reported to have agreed to the proposed studies that would make comparisons by
testing other ancient iron objects like the pillar at Dhar, the iron beams at Konarak, and so forth.
The present research using non-intrusive technique as proposed by Dr.Baldev Raj who is the
Director of the Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research and a member of the panel of architects
and scientists.
[21
The most critical corrosion-resistance agent is
iron hydrogen phosphate hydrate (FePO
4
-
H
3
PO
4
-4H
2
O) under its crystalline form and
building up as a thin layer next to the interface
between metal and rust. Rust initially contains
iron oxide/oxyhydroxides in their amorphous
forms. Due to the initial corrosion of metal, there
is more P at the metalscale interface than in the
bulk of the metal. Alternate environmental
wetting and drying cycles provide the moisture
for phosphoric acid formation. Over time the
amorphous phosphate is precipitated into its
crystalline form (the latter being therefore an
indicator of old age, as this precipitation is a
rather slow happening). The crystalline
phosphate eventually forms a continuous layer
next to the metal, which results in an excellent
corrosion resistance layer.
[16]
In 1,600 years the
film has grown just one-twentieth of a
millimetre thick.
[17]
Steel Blades with gold plating
Inlaid Stone Masonry
Temples with non rusting iron beams as in Konark
The length of the barrel of the cannon is 20 feet 2 inches and it
weighs 50 tons. The circumference near the tip of the barrel is 7
feet 4 inches and that of the rear is 9 feet 4 inches. The barrel has
floral design. An elephant rests on the tip of the barrel and a pair
of peacocks are carved in the centre. A pair of ducks also
decorates the rear of the barrel. The diameter of the bore of the
barrel is 11 inches and the thickness of the barrel at the tip is 8
inches. The thickness gradually increases as one moves towards
the rear of the barrel. The two thick rings on the barrel were used
for lifting it with the help of a crane which, is still lying in
Jaigarh.
A 776 mm long elevating screw was used for raising and
lowering the barrel
JAIVANA CANNON, JAIPUR
CASTED IN 1720
Jai Singh II, Still functional
50 Tons
With the partial exception of coal, foreign competition, aided by the absence of tariff barriers and
lack of technological innovation, held back the development of mining and metal-working
technology in India until the early twentieth century. The relatively crude, labour-intensive nature of
surviving mining techniques contributed to the false impression that India was poorly endowed with
mineral resources or that they were inaccessible or otherwise difficult and unremunerative to work.
But the fate of mining and metallurgy was affected by political as well as by economic and
technological considerations. The British were aware of the part metal-working had played in
supporting indigenous powers in the past through the production of arms and ammunition, and, just
as they introduced an Arms Act in 1878 to restrict Indian access to firearms, so they sought to limit
Indias ability to mine and work metals that might sustain it in future wars and rebellions. This was
especially the case with Rajasthan, a region rich in metals. In the 1820s James Tod identified the
mines of Mewar as one of the means that had enabled its masters so long to struggle against
superior power, and to raise those magnificent structures which would do honour to the most potent
kingdoms of the west. Indian skill in the difficult art of casting brass cannon had made Indian
artillery a formidable adversary from the reign of Akbar to the Maratha and Sikh wars 300 years
later. But by the early nineteenth century most of the mines in Rajasthan had been abandoned: the
caste of miners was extinct.
During the Company period, as military opponents were eliminated and princely states
extinguished, so was the local capacity to mine and work metals steadily eroded. As late as
the Rebellion of 1857, the mining of lead for ammunition at Ajmer was perceived as a threat the
British would no longer countenance and the mines were closed down.
N A I I F
Sri Brihadeswara Temple Tanjavoor Built by Raja Raja Chola 1000 Years Old This Temple Never Creates
A shadow No matter where the position of Sun Is. Either Light is absorbed completely or Light
bounces back in a way it never creates any shadow. The design Has huge implications in Stealth Technology
The Sikhara never casts shadow
No matter where the sun position is
With all scientific knowledge can we build them now ?
Can we lift such weights with such perfection ? How they did it ?
Till Now no crane in the world with all modern developments can lift more than
50 TONS
N A I I F
N A I I F
Appears via a small window on the
wall from sun rise to sun set in
Indicating
Concave
Properties of
Optics in
Stone an
enigma today
too
Magnificent Sri Virupaksha Temple, Vidyanagara,
Built by Sri Vidyaranya Swamy
Irrespective of
Sun Position
East or West
REVERSE
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Built 3, 000 Years Ago.
Even today every day
the first rays of sun touch
the feet of the lord
though many complicated
parameters in planetary mechanics
have changed.
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Konark Means Angle of the Sun
Modhera
This requires the knowledge of planetary mechanics and
A sound understanding of Helios Centric Theory of Astronomy
According to Modern Science it was only in 17
th
century
Keppler discovered the elementary Planetary mechanics
And proved that earth goes around Sun and Earth is not Flat and
Sun does not go around Earth.
For mere stating Earth was not flat Gelilio was burned
Live at state by the religious leaders.
Did India has any of such knowledge for the temple
Calculations ?
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-Vishnu Maha Purana, 2-9-16
There is no rising and setting for the sun,
the visibility or invisibility of the sun
is treated as
the rise and the setting of the sun.
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Though many still believe earth is still FLAT.
Earth is oval and tilted and increasing its tilt
Every year. Now it stands at 23.65 degrees.
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How this tilt is calibrated 3000 years before ?
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-Skanda Maha Puraba, Kashi Khandam, Surya Stuthi.
Nimesha according to astrological calculation is 16/75 seconds.
Nimeshardha is half of that time. That is 8/75 seconds.
Sahasre dve 2,000
Dve sathe 200
Dve 2
-----------
2,202
---------- Ekanam Nimeshardhena : in half time of nimesha
16/75 X is 8/75
th
second the Sun Rays (Krama Mana is the name for the sun)
will travel 2,202 yojanas. So in one second the rays travel
75/8 X 2,202 Yojanas = 20643.75
1 Yojana = (in British System) 9 MILES.
So in every second light travels a distance of
20,643.75 @9 = 1,85,793. 75 miles
(5 Miles = 8 Kilometers [in Metric System])
or 1,85,793.75 x 8/5 = 2,97,270 Kilometers.
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Sapta turagaha which represent the seven rays in the spectrum of the light ray
are said t be travelling in the fashion of a snake movement-
-S-shape movement, also known as undulatory locomotion,
That is used by most snakes on land and in water.
This looks like mathematical sine function which looks like a wave.
means the text is stating that light travels in the form of waves.
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Hanging Pillars of Lepakshi.
Built on technology now known as
Magnetic bipolarity the whole structre
Of granite is lifted above ground by
5 Inches. The only other such structure
is the Linga inside Somanatha temple
Destroyed in 11
th
century.
Graphic of Somanatha
Linga built on
Magnetic Di pole Principle
270 Feet Height
Granite Stone
Hanging in the middle
Of Air from its Base
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How interdisciplinary fields knowledge
helps or will help
In Developmental process ?
Or how the lack of it
Will continue to enslave us ?
N A I I F
In Third World Such equipment is loaded into passenger planes and stated they lost signal and stray over and
take the imaging.
N A I I F
Ground Penetration Radar (GPR) Images can take up to 1000 Meters
One Advancement is Laser Mapping this is done in 1999 from then
We have liberalization. Exactly what we have is known to All except US.
To have more clarity Megha Mathanam is done by small Planes with
Sophisticated photography equipment
N A I I F
Airplanes Like this in the name of cloud seeding fitted with
Advanced censors used to get the data from ground
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The purpose of such imagery apart from resource mapping is
To search and find knowledge sources, ancient texts, talapatras.
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Web: www.portraitofindia.com (or) http://www.naiif.org
Long-Lost Time Capsule Found in Hawaii
By JAYMES SONG, Associated Press WriterSun Dec 11, 4:41 AM ET
Using radar equipment along a wall of a landmark Hawaiian building, military specialists Saturday quickly located a time capsule
buried more than a century ago by King Kamehameha V.
Historians knew the capsule contained priceless pieces of the islands' history, including photos of royal families dating back to
Kamehameha the Great and a constitution of the Hawaiian Kingdom. But until now the capsule's exact location was unknown.
"We found it within the first 10 minutes we were here," said Larry Conyers, a University of Denver professor who used
ground penetrating radar to find the hollow spot in the northeast corner of the Aliiolani Hale building."It never
happens like this," he said.
The capsule was left undisturbed. Digging it up would destroy the building above, which is also a historic treasure, experts said.
The Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command located the capsule so it could be protected during future renovations or natural disasters.
"We were more concerned about its actual location," said Matt Mattice, executive director of the King Kamehameha V Judiciary
History Center.
The small casket was buried Feb. 19, 1872 more than two decades before the kingdom was annexed by the United States
during a celebration where Kamehameha V laid the cornerstone of the Aliiolani Hale.
It contains photos of royal families, Hawaiian postage stamps, the Hawaiian Kingdom constitution, 21 Hawaiian and foreign coins, 11
different local newspapers, a calendar and books, such as a Hawaiian language dictionary. The building initially put all the
government offices, from the Legislature to the Hawaii Supreme Court, under one roof for the first time. It now houses the Hawaii
Supreme Court, a law library and the Judiciary History Center. With the famed gold-leaf statue of Kamehameha the Great in the
courtyard, Aliiolani Hale is one of the most photographed spots in Hawaii.
___
Judiciary History Center: http://judiciaryhistorycenter.org, Copyright 2005 The Associated Press.
First Mention of Manuscripts Stolen Anti Gravity Hand Book p130
1964 China War and Tibetan Manuscripts
1964 Chinese army was given very strict instructions that any
manuscripts found in Tibet must be carefully transported back to
china. One such manuscript was sent for translation to Punjab
University, which was translated into Chinese and sent back to China
by a Prof Ruth Riana.
She concluded that the manuscript was part of Bharatwaja Vimana
Shastra dealing with the propeltion of the jet engines utilized in space
travel. One year later Chinese Govt., officially announced that they are
using these designs for space travel.
The same copy was send by the patriotic professor to the All India
Institute of Sciences. Who threw that promptly into a trashcan.
How many manuscripts ended with Chinese and from there where did
they go?
Thesaurus Indogermanischer Text- und Sprachmaterialien
INDEX
Indic: [Vedic]
[Classical and
Epic Sanskrit]
[Buddhist
Sanskrit] [Pali]
[Prakrit]
[Rajasthani]
[Hindi] [Dhivehi
(Maldivian)]
Iranian: [Avestan] [Old
Persian] [Khotanese
Saka] [Sogdian]
[Parthian] [Middle
Persian (Pahlavi)] [New
Persian] [Ossetic] [other
NewIranian]
Anatolian: [Hittite]
[Luvian] [Palaian]
[Lydian] [Lycian]
[Milyan] [Pisidic]
[Carian]
Tocharian: [East
Tocharian(A)] [West
Tocharian(B)]
Armenian: [Old
Armenian]
Baltic: [Old Prussian]
[Latvian] [Lithuanian]
Slavonic: [Old Church
Slavonic] [Old Czech]
[Old Polish] [Old
Slovene] [Old Croatian]
[Old Russian]
[Old Sorbian (Lusatian)]
Procter & Gamble -fertilizer
and drug giant -alone has
6000 rare Ayurvedic
Manuscripts.
In their private library
available in Cincinnati - Ohio
Current Situation in India
In Existing Manuscript Libraries
1. Digitization of rare texts are done by Iraqi and Irani private companies (AP)
2. In the manuscript libraries many rare manuscripts are limited to 2 sheets. One is the top
sheet another is the bottom sheet. In between empty talapatras are there. The originals
were given away for a paltry sum of Rs 25.
3. Manuscripts resting with private collections or family collections are often sold for a
minimum of Rs 1500 per manuscript bundle to Rs 25 000. Most are taken by missionaries
for PRINTING THEM AND PRESERVING THEM FOR FUTURE (AP TAMIL NADU KARNATAKA)
Shruthi
Total Scientific Branches Discussed in The Vedas 1 00 000
Spiritual Sciences(Apara Vidya-Adhyatmika) 4 000
Physical Sciences (Para Vidya) 96 000
Pure Physical Sciences (Adhi Bhoutika) 80 000
Environmental Sciences (Adhi Daivika) 16 000
-Sarvanukramanika, Harivamsham.
Total Number of Scientific Branches discovered since 1300 500
Total Number of Scientific branches discovered since 1900 475
Total Number of Scientific branches discovered Since 1975 450
Of them more than 75% of them are Social Sciences and most of them are purely
Subjective and Speculative equatable to pure imagination
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For what these texts are taken ?
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The essence of such synchrony is
Developments in embedded systems
And artificial intelligence ?
What is the perfect way and
Most suitable language for that
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ACCOUSTICS RESEARCH
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Quantum Logic and/or Mathematical Logic
Because English cannot explain the whole meaning of science
new languages definitions needed.
The first of such science is the above.
They DEFINE VARNA EXACTLY AS SASTRAS DEFINED THOUSANDS OF YEARS AGO
That which is not splitable (dividable) (destructible) is an alphabet
na kshatathi iti aksharaha
Any combination of alphabets is a word - sangna sanketha dhvani
Sub set of words have physical mappings
In to forms are called names
- nama rupatmakam jagat
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NASA EXPERIMENTS IN MATHS LANGUAGES AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Introduction Cymatics
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2005 J Stars Plat Form Voice Identifying Offensive Mechanism
N A I I F
Sea based cruse missile launch 4000 kilo miters used in attempting to kill BinLaden
N A I I F
Total
Operation
time
04 Minutes
Indian Version
Communication Satellite
Military SIGNIT satellite
Relaying Coordinates to ground
Centers and Fighters and locking
And tracking on to the
voice signature of target
Sukhoi-25 Frog
Foot
Firing a Laser Guided
Bomb towards coordinates
Technology Experimental
Satellite TES launched in
2001 is capable of 1 Meter
Resolution pictures
makes India second country
to achieve this feet after USA.
Actual Orion Satellite Used
Sabdha B(V)edhi
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Arial Launch of Cruise (Shabda Bhedi) Missile
N A I I F
Freedom via Swaraj
Sabda Vhedi Nritya Prakriya For Queens to protect them selves Chinese Version
N A I I F
US Experiments in special vibrations aka Mantras
Phil Callahan expert on pyramids, WW II bomber pilot entomologist and radiologist who works in
University of Florida at Gainsville, and had a research facility near Wichita Kansas called Geo Disc Laboratories
Set up a laboratory to monitor infrared spectrum by means of highly sophisticated instrument
Known as Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometer. Invented in Cambridge (as a joint military project
Between Britain US and NATO the instrument is used for SPYING FROM SATTELITES. The instrument
Capable of picking up and identifying the exhaust from the missiles, or if used in a attack bombers to identify
Infrared radiations from buildings as was done in then sneak raid to target Colonel M. Qadaffis
Libyian living quarters in 1980.
More specifically Callahan is using this machine for peaceful purposes to analyze the infrared wavelengths
Broadcast by molecules of different substances-especially when molecules are agitated if special Vibrations
(MANTRAS) are recited.
This research was joined by Dr. H. C. Cox Director of the U S Agricultural Research, Southern Grain Insect
Laboratory In Tifton Georgia and Dr E. R. Laithwaite, Imperial University, London.
They Rebuilt Russian Infrared Machine an instrument conceived in 1924 by emminnent Russian Researcher
Dr. Glagoleva-Arkadieva.
Special vibrations (Mantras) and Infrared Spectroscopy
N A I I F
N A I I F
N A I I F
First Ariel Pictures of Blast at
Chernobyl
N A I I F
17.04.2006. Radiation vanishes from some of Chernobyl-affected villages.In my previous
notes I forgot to mention the categories of lands in the Chernobyl-affected districts.
We start with the restricted zone, the 30-kilometer circle around Chernobyl.
Continuation of journey notes of "Belarusian News" special correspondent
Beginning:
1. Homemade vodka helps to forget about radiation
2. Bragin waits for Lukashenko
3. Are there many two-headed calves in Chernobyl zone?
4. Chernobyl wildlife recovers to its natural state
Vassily SEMASHKO (photographs are taken by the author)
In my previous notes I forgot to mention the categories of lands in the Chernobyl-
affected districts. We start with the restricted zone, the 30-kilometer circle around
Chernobyl. Men are not supposed to stay here, and this restriction may not be lifted
for years, if not centuries.
Then comes the compulsory evacuation zone, where human activity is limited to a few
tasks, like forestation, since forests are to cover as much of the affected land as
possible. You can often see squatters here, people that live in vacant buildings without
permission. Although these houses are supposed to remain uninhabited, local
authorities support the squatters and are unwilling to sever electric power supply or
telephone communication. On the contrary, rolling stores are often sent here.
Still farther from Chernobyl is the voluntary evacuation zone, which means those who
intend to leave the affected areas will immediately get dwelling elsewhere. The
authorities keep narrowing the voluntary evacuation zone referring to a reduction in
the level of radioactivity.
N A I I F
Chernobyl Cow Dung and Radio Activity
N A I I F
Chernobyl Cow Dung and Radio Activity
N A I I F
Since last year (2003) under the name of vermicompost
India is exporting $130 million
worth of cow dung and urine to western countries.
The predictions are that in next 3 years
the demand for cow dung will grow from
$130 million to 7 billion (Rs: 28,000 crores) worth of exports
and foreign revenue.
N A I I F
N A I I F
Mad COW Vaccine Preparation Ban in Western
World Same will be Dump into 3
rd
World
Countries. Using Blood in Cosmetics and UN
Banned List.
Gardasil Merck,WHO, Indian Girls
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Scientists Seek To Clone 'Mad Cow' Resistant Cattle
Calf Could Be Born Next Year
POSTED: 11:02 AM EST January 8, 2004
UPDATED: 11:13 AM EST January 8, 2004
Scientists at the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine at Virginia Tech are trying to clone cattle that are genetically incapable of
developing mad cow disease, according to a report.
A calf that is "mad cow resistant" could be born as early as next year, but proving that the clones are immune to the deadly infection could
take years, scientists said.
The research reportedly builds on previous studies that engineered mice resistant to a disease caused by misshapen prions, the naturally occurring
proteins that cause bovine spongiform encephalopathy and several other brain-destroying infections, according to a press release.
Proteins are chains of amino acids that fold in upon themselves in predictable patterns and shapes that result from the bio-electrical relationships that
exist between individual molecules, according to Dr. Will Eyestone .
Proteins normally "fold" in only one way. But when the prions are infected by pathogenic prions, they begin to "fold" in another way that leads to
disease.
Pathogenic prions introduced from contaminated food sources interact with normal prions in the body and transform them into the lethal agents that
eventually create the ""Swiss cheese-like" lesions in the brain, according to the statement.
The cattle cloning research is backed by a $300,000 federal grant.
The nation's first case of mad-cow disease was reported late last month.
Europe's beef market was devastated by an outbreak in the 1990s and more than 100 people were infected after eating contaminated beef products.
Watch Local 6 News for more on this story.
Copyright 2004 by Local6.com. The Associated Press contributed to this report. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast,
rewritten or redistributed.
Deccan Chronicle, Dated 06-032011
Monsanto in Action
(Press conference by Agricultural Minister, Chief Sec. Agriculture Ministry of Agriculture Secretary on 28 Dec 2005)
Bt Cotton Genetically Engineered and makes the plant resistant only for Bol Worm with out PATENT RIGHTS IN INDIA
Price of 700 grams of seeds paid for the farmer who grows seeds Rs200-Rs250
Price for 450 Grams Rs 128-Rs160
Price charged to farmers who want to sow them for 450 grams Rs 1450
Monsanto Trait Value Fees Rs 1250
Gross Mark Up Rs 200
Mark up left for Indian Manufacturer Wholesaler and Retailer Rs72-Rs40
So a Farmer in India Pays Rs 2777 per kilogram of Bt Cotton Seed to Monsanto
Total volume of seeds sold in AP since 2002-2005 Rs 129.96 Crores
Money went in to account of Monsanto Rs 78 Crores
Though Monsanto was black listed in AP it still sells the stuff through Mehico
Bio Tech Limited illegally.
AGRICULTURE
ENGINEERING
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Royal Bio Piracy and Selling Same to Third World under Research MONSANTO
Monsanto slapped fine of Rs 3 Crores for biopiracy of bacteria Bacillus Thurengenisis BT.
The biological resource is available near Mahanandi, Kurnool District, which was used by Monsanto
To develop Bt cotton seeds resistant to bollworm.
Monsanto replied they did not utilize it directly but only used the resource in gene sequencing
Dr Hampaiah stated that they used the germplasma form Mahanandi to develop Bt cotton and that amounts to
Biopiracy Dr Hampaiah is the chairman of the Board of Bio diversity.
Setting of task forces in all airports to check bio-piracy.
2008 October 25, Deccan chronicle. Southern States Forest ministers conference., in Hyderabad.
AGRICULTURE
ENGINEERING
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Astronomy Mathematics and Agriculture
INDO-MAYANS
Ammarell, Gene. Sky calendars of the Indo-Malay archipelago. History of oriental
astronomy (New Delhi, 1985), 241--247, Cambridge Univ. Press, Cambridge, 1987. SC:
01A13 (01A07), MR: 1 160 818.
The people of the Indo-Malay archipelago used astronomical events
such as the heliacal risings or culminations of stars, the solstices, and
the zenith sun to make calendars or otherwise determine the most
favorable time for rice planting. There is sometimes a need to measure
or mark angles in this context, and methods used include shadow
methods (marking the lengths of the tangents on some sticks), an
ingenious method of tilting a bamboo stick filled with water, and a
method of noting when kernels of rice rolled off an open palm when
raised to Orion at dusk. (In the case of one tribe, someone observed that
"the time was right for planting when a man looked up to see the
Pleiades and his fat fell off!")
Temple Construction and Acoustics
N A I I F
Construction Mathematics and Acoustics
We learn in this interesting article that number theory has applications to, or at least
connections, with the real world. The author begins with a discussion of the division of
the scale into twelve equal semitones, and how this appears natural from the continued
fraction representation of log
2
3. Next, he discusses the acoustics of concert halls, and
how ceilings designed with a knowledge of quadratic residues can better convert sound
waves traveling longitudinally into lateral waves, and thereby produce a more accurate
stereophonic effect. Another suggestion of the author on wave diffraction involves
primitive roots. (If the reader wants to really understand this part of the article, some
knowledge of physics will be necessary.) The author then discusses of applications of
finite fields to error correcting codes and even a verification of Einstein's General
Theory of Relativity (the slowing of electromagnetic radiation in a gravitational field,
observed with radar echos of the planets Venus and Mercury). The applications of
modular arithmetic to cryptography and fast methods of multiplication are more widely
known, but will come as a pleasant surprise to the uninitiated. Many other applications
are also briefly mentioned.
Schroeder, Manfred R. Number theory and the real world. Math. Intelligencer 7 (1985), no. 4, 18--26. (Reviewer: M.
Mends France.) SC: 11-02 (00A69 01A99), MR: 87b:11001.
Number Theory in Science and Communication: With Applications in Cryptography,
Physics, Biology, Digital Information and Computing (Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1984)
Temple Construction and Acoustics
MAYAN RUINS AND UNEXPLAINED ACOUSTICS
Undocumented acoustical engineering
at some of the Mayan ruins...
by Wayne Van Kirk
The Great Ballcourt is 545 feet long and 225 feet wide overall. It has no vault, no discontinuity between the walls and is totally
open to the sky. The Great Ballcourt has no curved surfaces. Each end has a raised "temple" area. A whisper from one end
can be heard clearly at the other end 500 feet away and through the length and breath of the court. The sound waves are
unaffected by wind direction or time of day/night. Archaeologists engaged in the reconstruction noted that the sound
transmission became stronger and clearer as they proceeded. In 1931, Leopold Stokowski spent 4 days at the site to
determine the acoustic principals that could be applied to an open-air concert theater he was designing. Stokowski failed to
learn the secrets of the Maya.
sound using the acoustic energy of the clapping sound. I also saw this in-person. Each clap produced a chirp. Very strange
Vijayanagara Style Temple Aucoustics
RESPONSE -- There are other "undocumented" acoustical properties of the ruins. When I
was there several years ago the guide showed me a stack of what looked like stone artillery shells. He said that to this day no
one has been able to determine what they were for. Then with a wink he picked up two sticks and proceded to play a tune on
the "shells." Each one was precisely tuned. Perhaps the "ancients" knew more about acoustics than we give them credit for.
Vijayanagara Style Acuostics ..Continued
"You could also mention Chichen Itza's "musical phalluses." These are a series
of cones that produse musical tones when tapped with a wooden mallet.
Supposedly, back in the 20s members of Morley's team had some of them set
out in rows like a xylophone and played Xmas carols on them. I've never read of
any musicologist studying them to determine their pitches and compare them
with Western scales and notation (has anyone else seen something of this
sort?) About 20 years ago, the cones were laying stacked in piles behind the old
park entrance near the Castillo. Someone put up a sign saying "Do not hit with
stones," so of course various tourists who otherwise wouldn't have given the
cones a second look banged away at the cones with rocks, breaking many of
them C.M. Froggy@neosoft.com
Golconda Gooty Style Aucoustics
I have seen 2 amazing acoustic tricks in ancient mexican buildings. I have heard them
with my own ears. 1) There was a circle of stone on the ground in the middle of a long ball
court. When you stood on it the person standing on a similar circle at the head of the court
(in the king's "booth") you can converse with that person as if they were a few feet away.
The volume and clarity was startling considering that the stones were far apart (like 60+
meters). Very uncanny even by modern standards. I heard it myself. 2) At the Temple of the
Magician, if you stand at the base of this pyramid and clap, the small structure at the top
makes a strange chirping.
"Acoustically the court is amazing. A conversation at one end can be heard 135 metres
away at the other end; and, if you clap, you hear a resounding echo. A remarkable feature
of the Ball Court is its acoustics. A personn standing in one of its ends may whisper and be
heard 170 meters afar. Or may drop a coin and the sound travels that distance. The court
has no vault. It is open to the sky and has no continuity between the walls, the prescenium,
and the throne of the bearded Man. If one stands in the center of the court, near one of its
walls and claps the hands, he will hear at least nine times the echo of the clapping. Also, if
one yells. This phenomena seems to be unique."
["Thru the Lense, Guide to the Ruins of Chichen Itza," by Jose Diaz Bolio, 1971]
Birth of Aucostic Archeology - 1995
Until recently, this question seemed unanswerable. How, after all, does one prove
intent when the architects of a building have been dead for a millennium? But
thanks to an emerging new field -- acoustical archaeology -- it may now be
possible to shed new light on this and other enduring mysteries once thought to be
irretrievably locked in the past. Taking a literal riff on the German poet Goethe's
reference to architecture as "frozen music," acoustical archaeologists believe
important information about the past can be gleaned from the acoustics of ancient
structures.
The unusually sophisticated acoustics of Mayan temples have puzzled visitors for
years. And understandably so: In the Great Ball Court at Chichen Itza -- 545 feet
long and 225 feet wide -- a whisper at one end can be heard clearly at the other.
But sound is an aspect that, until now, has largely been ignored by archaeologists.
Nor have acousticians taken much interest in work usually done by archaeologists.
But the traditional boundaries that have kept the two fields apart are beginning to
blur as a handful of respected acousticians apply their expertise to such acoustical
phenomena.
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How the absence of such knowledge
Will destroy
National Developmental process &
Can enslave us.
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TOTAL SEZ IN THE ENTIRE WORLD 400
SEZ DATA COMPARISON INDIA/CHINA
Basis China India
NUMBER 7 Ultimately 400-500
WHEN STARTED 1980 Mostly after 1991
DEMOCRATIC DECISION-MAKING? Lot of discussion and debate preceded setting No discussion. State laws used to set up many SEZs
SIZE Very large (Shenzhen: 32,700 hectares) Small (3 14,000 hectares)
OWNERSHIP State (leased the lands) Private corporations
ON WHAT KIND OF LAND Mostly coastal wasteland Mostly fertile cultivated land
EXPORTS Very good (Shenzhen: N E 2006: $35 billion) Poor so far
EMPLOYMENT Substantial number of low-paid jobs Very limited: 100,650 in all till Mar 2005
TAX REVENUE COLLECTIONS Only selective tax incentives provided Across-the-board tax holiday
OVERALL ECONOMIC SUCCESS Shenzhen very successful, 2 SEZs failed. Rest Moderate Largely unsuccessful so far*
EASE OF LAND ACQUISITION Calm peaceful Bloody Land battles and bitter resistance
Why the difference ?
Chinese Market economy is based on two premises which is based on local needs. 1. Empowerment of people. 2. Protecting workers lively hoods. The
philosophy adapted was SEZs to the worker Areas. Where labor and workers are available there the SEZ are set up. Chinese adapted French Model of
development of 1960s.
Indian Privatization is absolute throw away of national resources at discount prices as in Case of Initial Russian liberalization years following Harvard /World
bank model. Worker to the SEZs. Workers will be transported to SEZ areas.
*In 1998, a waiver of $1.67 billion on customs duties was given to earn $1.04 billion in foreign exchange)
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Naval Command HQ and
Forward Air Bases
Naval Command HQ and
Forward Air Bases
The only threat to India
Is from Sea. The EIC
Occupation of India is also
Via SEA ONLY. By handing
Over more than required
Large tracts of land to MNCs
Who were shunted out of
India Between 1966-75
We may be putting
Our NS at risk.
In the era of modern
Naval Doctrine of
Littoral War Fare (LWF) the
Coast Line Defense (CLD)
must be in the hands of
country. When ever we lost
control of coastal lands
be it in Maratha Reign or
during recent Mumbai we
suffered heavily.
Defense Research, Space
Research, Munitions
Armament Factories, Nuclear
Reactors Research
WHAT CAN BE DONE ?
WHAT WE CAN DO ?
CAN WE DO ANYTHING ?
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WHAT IS FUTURE AND
WHAT CAN BE DONE ?
"We have to learn again that science without contact with experiments is an
enterprise which is likely to go completely astray into imaginary conjecture." -
Evolution of the Solar System, NASA 1976, Hannes. Alfvn & G, Arrhenius, p. 257.
A noble prize winner in Plasma Physics and Cosmologist.
They worked backward in time using observations rather than forward from some
idealised theoretical beginning.
This enlightenment began with the controversial polymath and author of Worlds in
Collision, Immanuel Velikovsky. In 1950 he demonstrated an interdisciplinary,
comparative technique for uncovering hard evidence of planetary catastrophe from
the recorded memories of the earliest civilizations. His method was forensic in that
he looked for reports of physical events of a highly unusual nature that were
nonetheless corroborated globally by totally separate cultures. Then by applying
scientific knowledge of cause and effect, it was possible to build a very detailed
model of the sequence of those events. Finally, the model enabled specific
predictions to be made and confirmed - a requirement of a good scientific theory.
Halton Arp
Who made
The big bang
dead by proving
The red shift
Does not
Measure distnace
But the age
Of quasars in
Precise quanta.
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