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Triade bouddhique dans une niche
Amitabha au centre entouré par deux assistants : Avalokiteshvara Padmapani portant un lotus de la main gauche, à gauche sur la photo, et Mahasthamaprapta, portant un vase d'eau lustrale de la main gauche également)
Dynastie Tang
8ème siècle
Temple Baoqingsi, Xi'an
Province de Shaanxi, Chine
Calcaire
Musée national de Tokyo, Japon
On perçoit une influence esthétique indienne de l'époque Gupta dans la représentation des personnages
Because they were feeling a little boulder.
Sunrise on the bike trail, Albuquerque, NM--liked the shadows of the pebbles and the curve of the trail.
Congratulations to this pic--it is my #1 Most Viewed Pic by far, it is one of only two so far to make it to Explore, it is frequently my #1 Most Interesting Pic, and today, January 2, 2008, it received 600 Views! Jan. 14, 2008, it hit 700! AND, on Jan. 17, 2008, it took THIRD, 13 out of 15, at my very first ELCC competition, tying Amitabh's great Kiss of Rose picture! Woo-hoo! Bob Martin says there's art in me; I dunno, I think the art is in these pebbles! Way to go, pebbles!
Well, it took till February 1, 2008, but it made it to 800 Views. Simply amazing. Feb. 15: 901. How does it do it?
Feb. 29: 1000 Views! My first pic to hit Quadruple Digits! In one month it acquired 200 more views. Simply amazing.
December 2008: 2,437 views. Come on, 2,500! Has been replaced by Trail Flowers as #1 Most Interesting, though.
Seto Gumba (White Monastery) also Druk Amitabh Mountain is a Buddhist monastery in Nepal. It is located at Ramkot VDC of Kathmandu District.
Imran, Rickshawala.
I've never seen this clean Riskshaw, to which he said, "I can't ride if its not clean."
P.S. Eyes resembles a lot with Shri Amitabh Bachan.
A Y N A B A J I
Aynabaji is a 2016 Bangladeshi satire Political thriller film directed by Amitabh Reza Chowdhury and produced by Gousul Alam under the banner of Content Matters Production. The film stars Chanchal Chowdhury, Masuma Rahman Nabila andPartha Barua in lead roles. The film is slated for theatrical release on 30 September 2016. The film's first release was on 18 January 2016.
Ayna is an actor and the prison is his stage. He slips into the characters of the powerful convicted in exchange of money and take their place in prison. This strange profession is borne out of a society that doesn't give him a chance to follow his passion of acting, but forces him to act in the real life. Falling in love with the girl next door changes his life equation and he decides to end this career with one last performance. But this one takes him too deep in the rabbit hole. The story unfolds on how an underdog survives in a society that is merciless and struggles his way out from the clutch of crime game which he is a part too.
- Amitabh reza
Aynabaji rated 9.9/10 in IMDb
Watch Oops Moment - Regina Cassandra's Shocking Wardrobe Malfunction - Aankhen 2 Launch Event. This is not the first time Regina had recently at 2016 IIFA awards had stunned everyone with her transparent attire too.... Regina Cassandra may be a big name in the South industry. As she is all set to debut in Aankhen-2 a multi-starer film with Amitabh Bachchan, Anil Kapoor, Ileana D’Cruz and Arshad Warsi.The film is being directed by Aneeze Bazmee while produced by Gaurang Doshi. South magnificence Regina who makes her introduction in Bollywood with the Anees Bazmee film confronted a clumsy closet breakdown on the stage. The stunning woman wore an attractive dark sheer outfit for the occasion and had a black leotard underneath that. The on-screen character was scoring in front of an audience, and all of a sudden, her dress flipped aside, and she endured a humiliating breakdown on the stage. In any case, she didn’t let that influence her and proceeded with the appear. Welcome to Hi TV Viewers, it is a Entertainment destination for all genre content like comedy, action, music, classic, old, romantic, horror and other. Latest movies, movies scenes, short films... For more Updates and Videos Subscribe to us : goo.gl/qeEvzI
Aga Bai Aiyyaa Full Video Hd Song Rani Mukherjee Prithviraj Sukumaran Mp4,Mp3,lyricsSong: Aga Bai
Singer : Shalmali Kholgade, Monali Thakur
Movie : Aiyyaa
Lyrics : Amitabh Bhattacharya
Music Director : Amit Trivedi
Music Label : T-Series
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"Rang De Tu Mohe Gerua" is One of the beautiful songs from Bollywood Movie Dilwale Starring Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol.Dilwale (translation: The Big Hearted) is a 2015 Indian romantic action comedy film directed by Rohit Shetty, and produced by Gauri Khan and Rohit Shetty under the banner of Red Chillies Entertainment and Rohit Shetty Productions respectively.The film stars Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol, Varun Dhawan, and Kriti Sanon in lead roles, with Johnny Lever and Varun Sharma in supporting roles.Fitoori Song From Movie Bajirao Mastani Chaar Botal Vodka Song Ragini MMS 2Maahi Ve Song from HighwaySingers/Artists: Pritam Chakraborty, Arijit Singh, Antara MitraLyrics: Amitabh BhattacharyaMusic: PritamMovie: DilwaleDirector: Rohit ShettyMusic Label: Sony Music Entertainment India Pvt. Ltd.Released: 2015Awards: GiMA Award for Best Film SongNominations: Zee Cine Award for Best Playback Singer – MaleGerua Song Lyrics:-Dhoop se nikal keChhaanv se phisal keHum mile jahaan parLamha tham gayaAasmaan pighal keSheeshe mein dhal keJam gaya to teraChehra ban gayaDuniya bhula ke tumse mila hoonNikli hai dil se ye duaaRang de tu mohe GeruaRanjhe ki dil se hai duaaRang de tu mohe geruaHaan nikli hai dil se ye duaaHo.. Rang de tu mohe gerua Continue Reading via A2ZMusicAndLyrics a2zmusicandlyrics.blogspot.com/2016/04/gerua-song-and-lyr...
Le Bouddha Amitabha (Amituofo) en méditation
La mandorle flammée intègre cinq enfants orants
Amitabha est le Bouddha du Paradis de l'Ouest, les Terres Pures, un monde bienheureux, vertueux, dépourvu du mal et de la souffrance d'où on peut renaître Bouddha (les enfants figurant dans la mandorle renaissant dans un lotus y font référérence)
fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terre_pure
Marbre et traces de polychromie
Hebei
Style des Qi du Nord (550-577)
Dynastie des Liao (907-1125)
Chine
Don de Marie-Madeleine Wannieck, 1956
Site du musée Cernuschi (ville de Paris)
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Notice de la base de données des collections des musées de la ville de Paris
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KASHMIR IN CRISIS, CIVILIANS HOSTAGE TO SECURITY FORCES
A Dharna to register protest against killings of Innocent Civilians in
Kashmir at Jantar Mantar was organised by ANHAD. The dharna was two
hour long where representatives from various civil society groups
gathered to demonstrate their solidarity with the people of Kashmir.
Following people expressed their views in protest: Shabnam Hashmi
(ANHAD), Harsh Kapoor (South Asia Citizens Web), Navaid Hamid
(Member,NIC), Prof. Kamal Mitra Chenoy (JNU), Prof. Anuradha Chenoy
(JNU), Tanveer Hussain Khan (ANHAD), Indu Prakash (IGSSS), Madhu
Chandra (North Eastern Helpline), Divya (YWCA), Sanjay Kumar (AAA),
Amitabh Pandey (Free Lancer), Ravi Himadri (The other Media), Prof.
Rizwan Kaisar (Jamia Millia Islamia), Swami Agnivesh, Mansi Sharma
(ANHAD), Seema Duhan (ANHAD). The following statement was released to
the Media.
It is a matter of grave concern and anguish that no sensitive measures
have been taken by the Central Government in response to the ongoing
deaths, injuries and killings in cold-blood of civilians in Srinagar
and Anantnag districts of Jammu and Kashmir, including young girls and
boys, most of them innocent, peaceful protestors, or even just
bystanders. And consequently both North and South regions of the
valley are on flame. To make matters worse, the Army, along with
para-military forces, have been issued orders to shoot at sight to
uphold the almost relentless curfew -- basically to block protests
against the continuing spiral of non-stop and indiscriminate killings
of innocent civilians. The presence of army and security forces
dominates the Valley and reinforces the deep-rooted angst of people.
The reality is that democracy is under severe strain and is almost
absent in many parts in this state, despite an elected government
backed by the Centre holding the reigns of power at Srinagar.
ANHAD and many other concerned civil society groups in India want the
governments in the state and Centre to come out clean -- urgently and
immediately -- and explain if this is indeed a democratic and
constitutional method of handling a manifold and multiplying crisis in
a highly sensitive region. Obviously, the establishment thinks that
branding it as mere law and order problem and repression and killings
would 'calm down' the situation as sensitive and grim as that of Jammu
and Kashmir. This will be like choking tens of thousands of people
into the silence of absolute suffering and blind rage. Will this
violence ever stop, and will we ever find the root causes for a
political solution based on consensus, understanding, mutual harmony
and human rights?
Tuesday began with protests against one death which led to the second
death and then suddenly, Srinagar was back under curfew. The cycle of
violence has spun out of control all over again. Last week witnessed a
similar series of killings taking its toll in Anantnag district where
people were killed in clashes with security forces since they were not
allowed to protest against the killings of civilians. This has become
a tragic and vicious circle of hopelessness.
Instead of issuing any statement of sympathy or concern or wisdom, our
highest offices of governance in the country, are only pushing for an
escalation in the number of deployment of security forces. This
clearly indicates the callous attitude of the governments in Delhi and
Srinagar. Such acts of brutality are in complete violation of the law
of the land and constitutional rights of the people that have resulted
in mass outrage and alienation of large sections of the civilian
population in Kashmir.
These are unarmed, non-violent citizens, who are being treated with
such blatant and indiscriminate use of military force -- why? Is there
no other way to negotiate with civil unrest? And what is the root
cause of this civil unrest if not the brutalities executed by the
police and para military forces? And what about cases of atrocities
committed on people who are not even protesting?
There is no excuse for such cruelty. Despite repeated assurances by
the central and state governments of zero tolerance towards human
rights violations, the fact remains that little has been done to
punish those responsible for such heinous and gross violations. This
organised insensitivity and vacillation to act firmly against such
elements is bound to put a question mark on the credibility of the
State and its track record in terms of human and democratic rights of
the people, as enshrined in the Indian Constitution. Mere rhetoric and
institution of official enquiries is not enough to restore the
shattered and shaken confidence of the people. It is imperative that
the central and state authorities take firm and visible action against
those responsible for unleashing this brutish violence on innocent
people. Any delay will only compound the alienation and anger of the
people -- resulting in irrefutable damage to the peace process in the
Valley and elsewhere in the state.
ANHAD expresses serious concern over the absolute antipathy and lack
of political initiative displayed by the UPA-led central government in
response to the situation in the valley. They should learn some
lessons from history. People cannot be won over or suppressed at gun
point. Certainly, the people of Jammu and Kashmir deserve a more
rational, humane, visionary and sensitive response from the Indian
State.
We demand from the Central and the State governments to:
Take immediate action to prevent further loss of life and property
Put an end to the violence perpetrated by the security forces with
immediate effect.
Immediately appoint an independent and impartial time bound Commission
of Enquiry to look into the killings of peaceful civilians & human
rights violations
Initiate an inquiry into instances of attacks on ambulance services
Ensure security of the journalists both of local and national media
Ensure freedom of expression and press
Immediately start a political dialogue with various stake holders
Endorsed By:
1. Aashima Subberwal- Delhi University
2. Abeer Gupta - filmmaker
3. Adnan Nabi – Kashmir
4. Alana Hunt – Artist
5. Ali Asghar – Social Activist, Hyderabad
6. Amit Sengupta, Journalist, Delhi
7. Amrita Nandy – SANGAT
8. Anil Choudhury- Peace
9. Aniruddha Dutta, Jadavpur University , Kolkata
10. Anjali Thomas – Student DU
11. Anjum Rajabali, Cinema Script writer
12. Ankita Dash – Student DU
13. Appu Esthose Suresh - The Sunday Guardian, Delhi
14. Aqsa Anjum – Delhi
15. Arindam Jit Singh – Team Nishan
16. Arun Kumar Tiwari – Anhad
17. Aslam Khan – Student, Jamia Milia Islamia
18. Astha Rajan – Anhad
19. Atique Farooqui – Lucknow
20. Avinash Kumar-Oxfam India
21. Biju Mathew – Professor of Business, Rider University, NJ, USA
22. Bindia Thapar - Architect/Illustrator, New Delhi.
23. Bobby Kunhu – Researcher and Writer
24. Colin Gonsalves-Human Rights Law Network
25. David Devadas - Senior Journalist
26. Dev Desai – Gujarat
27. Dhananjay Tripathi – South Asians for Human Rights
28. Dunu Roy – Hazards Centre
29. Fahad Shah, journalist, Srinagar
30. Faizen Haider Naqvi - Businessman, Delhi
31. Gauri Dasan Nair – Senior Journalist, kerala
32. Gowher Nabi Gora – J and K
33. Harsh Dobhal- Human Rights Law Network
34. Harsh Kapoor – South Asia Citizens Web
35. Inder Salim – Activist
36. Indu Prakash Singh- IGSSS
37. John Dayal- General Secretary, All India Christian Council
38. Kallol Bhowmik - Spl Correspondent Ajir Dainik Batori and Eastern Chronicle
39. Kalpana Tikku –
40. Kashif-ul-Hoda - Editor, TwoCircles.net
41. Madhu Chandra - All India Christian Council & North East Support
Centre & Helpline
42. Madhura Chakrvoraty – Student Jadhavpur University, West Bengal
43. Maia Barkaia – JNU student
44. Manas Arora – Student, IP College of Engineering
45. Manisha Sethi – Jamia Teachers Solidarity Association
46. Manisha Trivedi – Anhad Gujarat
47. Manjit Singh Roperia – Student Hissar
48. Mansi Sharma-Anhad
49. Moggallan Bharti – JNU student
50. Mohan Kumawat- Anhad
51. Mohd. Ali - Delhi Correspondent of news website TwoCircles.net
52. Mudassir Kawa, Activist, Srinagar
53. Mukul Manglik – Historian Delhi University
54. Murli Natarajan, South Asia Solidarity Initiative, USA
55. Mushtaq Koka, Activist, Srinagar
56. Naazim Mohammed – Social Activist, Bangalore
57. Nadim Nikhat - Centre for Social Justice, Ahmedabad, Gujarat
58. Navaid Hamid -Social Activist
59. Neha Dhole, Aman Trust, New Delhi
60. Praful Bidwai- Columnist and Writer
61. Prasad Chako- NCDHR
62. Pratap Singh Negi, Anhad
63. Prativa Thomas – Amnesty International, UK
64. Prem Dangwal – Anhad Mumbai
65. Prof Anuradha Chenoy, JNU, Delhi
66. Prof Kamal Mitra Chenoy, JNU, Delhi
67. Prof. KN Panikkar, Historian
68. Raj Gopalan – Trivandrum, Kerala
69. Ram Puniyani – Ekta, Mumbai
70. Rashid Ali – Freelance Journalist
71. Rima Aranha
72. Rohit Sinha – Student DU
73. Rupal Oza, South Asia Solidarity Initiative
74. Sabir Hussain – Jammu and Kashmir
75. Sachin Pandya – Anhad Gujarat
76. Sania Hashmi – Anhad
77. Sanjay Sharma – Anhad
78. Sanjeev Mahajan, CA, USA
79. Saqib Sana - Mumbai
80. Seema Duhan-Anhad
81. Shabir Hussain – Srinagar, J &K
82. Shabnam Hashmi- social activist, Anhad
83. Shahnawaz Malik – Lucknow
84. Shaweta Anand, Journalist and Researcher
85. Sheeba Aslam Fehmi – Researcher JNU
86. Shesh Narain Singh-Senior Journalist
87. Shoaib Khan – Srinagar, J&K
88. Shrish Chandra – Lucknow University
89. Shweta Tripathi – Programme Officer, SHRUTI
90. Sohaib Niazi – Student, Jamia Milia Islamia
91. Sohail Hashmi-Social Activist
92. Sonam Gupta - Anhad
93. Sonia Jabbar- Independent Filmmaker
94. Tanveer Hussain Khan -Anhad Kashmir Coordinator
95. Thulasi Kakkat – Photographer, Kerela
96. Uma Chakravarty- Academician
97. Vijayan- Delhi Forum
98. Vrinda Grover- Human Rights Lawyer, Supreme Court
99. Waqar Kazi – Anhad Mumbai
100. Wasim Khan, NJ, USA
101. Yasmeen Qureshi, Human Rights Activist, CA, USA
102. Zafar Abbas – journalist, Delhi
103. Zafar Agha, journalist, Delhi
104. Manasi Pingle – Student, DU
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Thanks & Regards
Sonam Gupta.
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Thanks & Regards
Sonam Gupta.
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Thanks & Regards
Sonam Gupta.
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Thanks & Regards
Sonam Gupta.
A vendor on a beach at Utorda in South Goa. The ice cream is branded as "Big B" and is a take off on the great Indian actor Amitabh Bachchan who has always been called by that moniker
Big B
Utorda beach is clean and wonderful in winter. A restaurant going by the name of "Zeebop" is the rage and has a most amazing setting right on the sands. It is a comfortable spot compared to restaurants like Brittos and others on the North Goa Beaches of Baga Calangute etc as it is not festering with aggressive peddlars of junk. The food is good most times but the last time I was there 3 nights ago they made a hash of the Beef chilly fry goan style. They served a better version later but this is what Zeebop is.....excellent setting and ambience but food can be patchy. Brittos the rage of the restaurants in North Goa, on the other hand will give you good food day in day out. Cheers !! Hic !!!
This shot is a crop out of a larger picture and is put up here to show the conformity to the rules of composition compared to the original which was a deliberate break of the rules.
The photo has been processed to make the dark areas solarised with a blue filter to convert to a BNW
_DSC7965 bnw blue lab double solariser
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… शिल्पा शेट्टी बेहिचक स्वीकारती हैं कि योग करने से चेहरे के मुहांसे से लेकर शरीर की कई बड़ी बीमारियां जहां अपने आप ठीक हो जाती हैं, वहीं शरीर का आकार भी सुन्दर और सुडौल (Yoga for Women) हो जाता है. इसके साथ जो सबसे महत्वपूर्ण बात है, वह भी महिलाओं के लिए कि ‘योग’ से आपकी उम्र ...
image courtesy wikipedia
with the quintessential broom
he intends to sweep off
corruption in every politicians
room... dhoom machale dhoom
a new dawn over delhi looms
behind his back 8 angry
netas abusive envious fume
in their backroom lights off
despondency eternal gloom
in their garden sadly flowers
because of too many ghotalas
have stopped to bloom
too many pending cases
missing files will resurface
in the jantas adalat courtroom
corruption , elitist lal batti
culture entombed..the
esteemed opposition
day dreaming of the
aam admi..praying for
the fall of this giant killer
at the holy saints tomb
mr arvind kejriwal in short
time arrives by metro
to be sworn in at ram leela
grounds as the new
chief minister of delhi
lights camera action zoom
for delhi public 700 liters water
50 % cut in electricity bills
ab pani pee bhai jhoom
barabar jhoom..long live
aam admi party ,, bahut
jaldi bambai main bade
screen par dekhiye BROOM
starring mr amitabh bachanji
as arvind kejriwal directed
by mr raj kumar santoshi
produced by mr ramesh taurani
i assume ,,,
after thought after swearing in as Delhi CM
: "Aaj Ka CM Kal Ka PM".
About Mr Arvind Kejriwal
From Wikipedia
Arvind Kejriwal (born 16 August 1968) is an Indian politician and the 7th Chief Minister of Delhi. Born in Haryana, Kejriwal is a graduate of the Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, where he studied Mechanical Engineering. He worked for the Indian Revenue Service (IRS) as a Joint Commissioner in the Income Tax Department. He is well-known for his role in drafting a proposed Jan Lokpal Bill and his efforts to bring and implement the Right to Information (RTI) act at grassroots level.
Kejriwal won the Ramon Magsaysay Award for Emergent Leadership in 2006 for his contribution to the enactment of the Right to Information Act and for his efforts to empower the poorest citizens of India. In 2006, after resigning from the IRS, he donated his Magsaysay award money as a corpus fund to found an NGO, Public Cause Research Foundation. In 2012, he launched the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), and defeated Sheila Dixit in the 2013 Delhi Legislative Assembly election by a margin of 25,864 votes.[1]
Arvind Kejriwal was sworn in as Chief Minister of Delhi on 28 December 2013.
Early life
Kejriwal was born in the village of Siwani, Haryana, on 16 August 1968 to Gobind Ram Kejriwal and Gita Devi, a well-educated and well-off couple. He has a younger sister and brother. His father was an electrical engineer who graduated from the Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra, and whose work led to many changes in the family's residence. Kejriwal spent most of his childhood in north Indian towns such as Sonepat, Ghaziabad and Hisar. He was educated at Campus School in Hisar.[2]
Kejriwal studied mechanical engineering at Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur and then from 1989 he worked for Tata Steel. He left that job in 1992, having previously taken leave of absence in order to study for the Civil Services Examination,[2] and spent some time in Kolkata, at the Ramakrishna Mission in North-East India and at Nehru Yuva Kendra.[3]
Kejriwal joined the Indian Revenue Service in 1995 after qualifying through the Civil Services Examination.[4] In 2000, he was granted two years' paid leave to pursue higher education on condition that upon resuming his work he would not resign from the Service for at least three years. Failure to abide by that condition would require him to repay the salary given during the leave period. He rejoined in 2003 and worked for 18 months before taking unpaid leave for 18 months.[5] In February 2006, he resigned from his position as a Joint Commissioner of Income Tax in New Delhi.[4] The Government of India claimed that Kejriwal had violated his original agreement by not working for three years. Kejriwal said that his 18 months of work and 18 months of unpaid absence amounted to the stipulated three year period during which he could not resign and that this was an attempt to malign him due to his involvement with Team Anna, a strand of the Indian anti-corruption movement. Eventually, in 2011, the matter was resolved when he paid his way out of the Service with the help of loans from friends.[5]
Kejriwal is married to Sunita, who is also an IRS officer and his batchmate from National Academy of Administration in Mussoorie and the National Academy of Direct Taxes in Nagpur. The couple have a daughter and a son. Kejriwal is a vegetarian. He has been practicing Vipassana for many years.[2]
Activism
Parivartan
Kejriwal believes "Change begins with small things". In December 1999, while still in service with the Income Tax Department, he helped found a movement named Parivartan (which means "change"), focused on assisting citizens in navigating income tax, electricity and food ration matters in parts of Delhi. The Parivartan organisation exposed a fake ration card scam in 2008[6][7] but, according to a founder member, did not have a great impact generally and was largely moribund by 2012.[8]
Right to Information
Together with Manish Sisodia and Abhinandan Sekhri, Kejriwal established the Public Cause Research Foundation in December 2006, donating the prize money he had received from the Ramon Magsaysay Award as a seed fund.[9] This new body paid the employees of Parivartan.[8]
Kejriwal has used the Right to Information Act in corruption cases in many government departments including the Income Tax Department, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi, the Public Distribution System and the Delhi Electricity Board.[3]
Jan Lokpal Bill
Main article: Jan Lokpal Bill
Kejriwal was the civil society representative member of the committee constituted by the Government of India to draft a Jan Lokpal bill, following a campaign for introduction of such legislation that featured Anna Hazare. He had been arrested for his support of Hazare.[10][11]
Political career
Kejriwal established the AAP in November 2012. The party name reflects the phrase Aam Aadmi, or "common man", whose interests Kejriwal proposed to represent.[12]
He became one of the five most mentioned Indian politician on social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter in the run-up to the Delhi legislative assembly elections of December 2013[13] Those elections were the first contested by the AAP and in them Kejriwal defeated the incumbent Chief Minister, Sheila Dikshit, in her Assembly constituency of New Delhi.[14] The party as a whole won 28 of the 70 available Assembly seats.[15]
The AAP then announced its intention to form a minority government in the hung Assembly, with what Dikshit describes as "not unconditional" support from Indian National Congress.[16][17] Kejriwal was sworn in as the second-youngest Chief Minister of Delhi on 28 December 2013, after Chaudhary Brahm Prakash who became chief minister at the age of 34.[18] He is in charge of Home Ministry, Power, Planning, Finance, Vigilance and other non allotted ministries.[19]
Writing
Kejriwal's book, Swaraj, was published in 2012.[20]
Awards
2004: Ashoka Fellow, Civic Engagement[3]
2005: 'Satyendra K. Dubey Memorial Award', IIT Kanpur for his campaign for bringing transparency in Government[21]
2006: Ramon Magsaysay Award for Emergent Leadership[6]
2006: CNN-IBN, 'Indian of the Year' in Public Service[22][23]
2009: Distinguished Alumnus Award, IIT Kharagpur for Eminent Leadership[24]
2009: Awarded a grant and fellowship by the Association for India's Development.[25]
2010: Policy Change Agent of the Year, Economic Times Awards along with Aruna Roy[26]
2011: NDTV Indian of the Year along with Anna Hazare[27]
2013: CNN-IBN Indian of the Year 2013-Politics[28]
The school where Amitabh Bachchan studied :p Oh, the front gate is called the 'Hyderabad Gate'! lol. Apparently there's an old helicopter in the school for educational purposes donated by an ex-Air Force Commander cuz his kid went to this school!
Its more than a life time opportunity to click a legend right in front of you smiling while you are clicking him.
Amitabh Bachchan. Any tips on which films these are most welcome (please indicate left or right)
Unlike the rest of this set, these are not rickshaw mudflaps but rather customised rickshaw interior panels. They were being refitted to a new rickshaw at the hub of rickshaw customisation at Kankaria Lake.