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My contribution to the London Photo 24 Event held between 20-21 June 2015. On the longest day and the shortest night, 200+ photographers set out to document London. It was my second day in London, ever. And it was a lot of fun.
"Contributions for the genealogies of the first settlers of the ancient county of Albany, from 1630 to 1800 (1872)" found on the Internet Archive and the donated to the IA through the Robarts-University of Toronto.
A photograph of Fréchette House in New Edinburgh / Une photo de la maison Fréchette à New Edinburgh
Contributed by Bytown Museum as part of the capitalneighbourhoods.ca virtual exhibition
Contribution de Bytown Museum dans le cadre de l'exposition virtuelle http://capitalneighbourhoods.ca
Men's Swimming Receives Numerous Contributions on Day 2 at MIT Invitational #nphawks #npsocial bit.ly/1vrHVqy
The historical contributions of Church of Ireland members to the life of the city of Dublin, whether as a medieval bishop or as lay people looking after the running of a parish, were honoured with the launch of two new books from Four Courts Press on Thursday evening.
The Churchwardens’ Accounts of the Parishes of St Bride, St Michael Le Pole and St Stephen, Dublin, 1663-1702, by W.J.R. Wallace, and The Latin Lives of St Laurence of Dublin, edited by the late Maurice F. Roche, were both officially launched in the former Chapel of the Church of Ireland College of Education, in Rathmines.
SSG Swain received the Army Commendation Medal and a farewell gift from the S-3 Shop for his contributions towards operations in One Legion 1st BN, 3rd US INF REG, (The Old Guard) on JBM-HH, August 7, 2017. Following SSG Swain's presentation, CPT Curry received a farewell gift as he closes his chapter as the Commander of HHC, 1st Battalion, 3rd Infantry Regiment.
Dollotea Fabian, a parent, brings her contribution of food, a sack of maize, to Idugumbi Primary School in Mbeya, Tanzania. Idugumbi Primary School benefitted from a school feeding program through a collaboration with the Kuyenda Collective youth. Kuyenda Collective is a youth collective working to improve rural youth’ right to education. In 2023, Joshua played a key role from the village he comes, Mtembela in Mbeya District in Tanzania, where he led a transformative journey for children in Idugumbi Primary School to get meals while in school. The parents and the community pull their resources together to aide the feeding program.
GPE's fund for civil society, Education Out Loud managed by Oxfam Denmark, is supporting youth collectives to transform education in their communities.
Tanzania, June 2024
Credit: GPE/Mrutu (Trans.Lieu)
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Central Equatoria State, 29 August, 2025: In Juba, some 83 dedicated peacekeepers from India, Mongolia, and Japan have been awarded the UN Medal of Honor, celebrating their contributions to supporting peace in South Sudan. Medal recipients include six women and nine staff and military officers. They played a crucial role in providing medical and technical services that significantly enhanced the lives of local communities.
Photo: Isaac Billy/UNMISS
351 Muthuhara contribution to CHOGM 2013
351 and 352-352 Panadura Muthuhara - did a major contribution to Panadura main CHOGM event held at panadura town on 26th evening .
351-352-353 Muthuhara members - organizing members all took part and members presented 10 events out of 16 events of the show.
Rest was presented by National Youth services council panadura clubs.
Here are some of the Pictures of the event .Pics were taken By 351 Muthuhara Media unit members .
Pandura Muthuhara wishes to thank
Their Teachers - Ms Priyani Jayasinghe - Upul Peiris - Rishan Rangana - Gayan Prabath - Pamuditha Fernando- Malindu Chamara Silva - Shamil Jayalath - Malith Fernando Thimira Fernando and Our Chief Oragnizer Mr Sanjaya Peiris
Also to Ms.Ruwani of National Youth council - Ms.Jayamini - Mr.Thilak mahagama Mr.Deepal,Mr.Udantha Kamal and Mr.Pathmasiri Fernado of SLRC AND Gand last but not least Panadura Mayor MrNandana Gunathilaka gunatilaka who remained with kids
Central Equatoria State, 29 August, 2025: In Juba, some 83 dedicated peacekeepers from India, Mongolia, and Japan have been awarded the UN Medal of Honor, celebrating their contributions to supporting peace in South Sudan. Medal recipients include six women and nine staff and military officers. They played a crucial role in providing medical and technical services that significantly enhanced the lives of local communities.
Photo: Isaac Billy/UNMISS
Red Cross Celebrates the achievements and community contribution of Solano County Volunteers at the annual Volunteer Recognition and Awards event.
Welcome & Introduction; Debbie Yee Senior Disaster Program Manager
Mistress of Ceremonies, Diane Delaney, Regional Preparedness (Pillowcase) Program lead.
Opening Remarks and Year End Review; Trevor Riggen, Regional Chief Executive Officer
Photography; Samar M. Salma
Contribution of prepaid water systems in the delivery of inclusive and safe water services in rural Tanzania
Contribution au Projet Photo de BentoBlog.
Thème 10 : Règle des tiers
Camera info: Pentax K200D - 50mm – f/1.7 - ISO 100 – 1/250s
Handheld - GIMP
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AKHIL BHARATIYA VIDYARTHI PARISH-AD .
01/11/2004.
THE REWRITING OF HISTORY.
Friends, One of the most contentious issues of the last few years relates to the rewriting of history textbooks by the NDA government and theirrejection by the UPA government. If there can be any legitimate criticism of the new NCERT textbooks, it can only be that, perhaps owing to thepulls and pressures of coalition politics, no real paradigm shift was attempted and no alternative, indigenous vision of Indian history was sought to.
be constructed.The charges regarding 'saffronization' -one fails to understand how this term has come to acquire a negative meaning -fall flat at themost cursory of glances; for the Supreme Court verdict in September, 2002, that the teaching of religious ideals is not against Indian secularism,.
and the fact that Marxist academics talking of 'saffronizat.ion' were, in fact, referring only to some factual errors which crept into the new textbooksas a result of oversight, and not to any concrete instances of 'saffronization', come as a resounding slap in the face of Marxist propaganda.So far as 'distortion' of history -another catchword from the Marxist lexicon -is concerned, any serious student of socia.
l sciencesunderstands that history is not a body of factual information, but a discipline based on contesting interpretations and approaches to questions of the.
past. Every model of historical 'knowledge' is thus only a construct; a way of looking at the past. Any historical narrative based on legitimatesources and coherently argued does constitute avalid contribution to historiography.However, 'distortions' are possible in the case of school textbooks, for any attempt of selective concealment and projection of facts by anideology having no popular base in order to indoctrinate young minds can be considered nothing but a devious attempt at 'distortion'. Instancesgalore of such attempts can be seen in the old NCERT textbooks. R.S. Sharma's 'Ancient India' talks about 'Aryan migration' -a theory that was.
passed on by imperialist writers to the child people, the Indian Marxists, as 'Aryan invasion' .
before it got toned down for want of evidence -without.
any archaeological evidence, which is indispensable for the study of pre-history, proto-history and early historical societies. All that the theory restson is a weak philological basis. Even Romila Thapar has now been compelled to accept that there is no conclusive proof of Aryan migration. Thatbeef eating was common in early India is enthusiastically argued, despite the fact that while early literary evidences are often contradictory, thearchaeological evidence on beef eating is far from conclusive. The bones, with cut marks, found in d.
ifferent excavations are those of cattle, ageneric term which includes cow, buffalo, bison etc. Nowhere in these excavations have cow bones been conclusively found to establish beef.
eating. While accounting for the rise of heterodoxies, R.S. Sharma takes refuge in economic determinism, arguing that the altered material context-the need to work an iron plough in the middle Gangetic plains and the consequent need to preserve cattle wealth-led to a change in ideology.Thus, the simplistic 'base-superstructure' model is used by a Marxist ideologue to convince young minds that historical evolution is a result of thedialectics of material forces, without mentioning that this is only 'one' philosophical approach to the understanding of societies and 'he', being aMarxist himself, prefers it over others. This Marxist regime of truth is calculated to create a band of future Marxists -note that history students inDU, JNU, etc. are often Marxists despite the ideology otherwise having only a peripheral presence in India-who have been 'converted' at ayoungage! Only a rewriting ofhistory textbooks can prevent further conversions byMarxist missionaries!The textbooks on medieval India have sought to project the medieval state in India as non-theocratic, ignoring the fact that 'theocracy' isnot the real issue, as far as the medieval state is concerned. For, the basis of state in medieval India was unequivocally Islam, which providedalmost all the symbols of state, and provided legitimacy to that state. Numerous instances of temple destructions are rationalized as quests forpower, wealth and legitimacy from the Ulema, despite the fact that no evidence can show that fanaticism was not a reason for the destruction of.
Hindu religious symbols.In dividing the entire political history of modern India into two compartments -'the secular and anti-imperialisf as counterposed to the.
'communal and pro-imperialisf -Bipan Chandra has been guilty of a distortion of the worst kind. Nowhere in the Class XII textbook does hemention that there was a profound overlap -right from the grassroots to the level of top leadership -between the Congress and the HinduMahasabha, till the Congress, under the influence of the left, chose to break that connection around 1938. Men like Lajpat Rai and Malaviya, toname just two, had been actively involved with both the organizations. Since such a dialogue between the supposedly 'secular and 'communal'presupposes the absence of a 'secular-communal' dichotomy, Bipan Chandra's entire model is a flawed one. Paying obeisance to theCommunists, the Modern India textbook makes no mention of their boycott of all Gandhian mass movements and their act of sabotaging the 1942Quit India Movement. Understanding that any mention of the support offered by the 'secular' CPI to the 'communal' Muslim League over itsdemand for the formation of an Islamic State, i.e., Pakistan, from 1942 to 1946, would simply collapse the 'secular-communal' model, Prof. Chandra.
has -as have all other 'secular historians -taken recourse to strategic silence : this glaring evidence of the CPI's treachery has been made todisappear from all history textbooks. If such partisan history writing is not 'distortion', then the word 'distortion' should itself be given a decent burial.Thus, what is required is a rejection of Marxist history and the construction of an alternative, indigenous readingof our national past. .
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DHANANJAY SINGH -PRESIDENTANKITA BHATTACHARJEE -VICE-PRESIDENT.
PRITISH KUMAR SAHU -GEN-SECRETARYMANOJ PANT -JOINT-SECRETARY SL SIS sss Sanskrit Centre BHARTI TANWAR ARIJIT RAKSHIT RAJEEV NARAYANDZHKHA KARUNA SAURABJYOTISARMA RAKESH RANJAN VIKAS SHARMANAVNEET RADHAY SHYAM PUSP RANJAN VIKAS ANAND SATISH VIVEK KUMAR OJHA.
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SPEAKER: MR. MUKHTAR ABBAS NAQVI.
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Contribution of prepaid water systems in the delivery of inclusive and safe water services in rural Tanzania
Contribution to the monthly topic of "Ilustrando que es Gerundio". This month: Zombies. Unipin ballpen and watercolor over 150gsm Jasart paper.
Contributions de photos d'archives graffitis pour la ville de Toulouse — de sources variées, reçues et publiées en 2021.
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