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The Dev Deepavali ("the Diwali of the Gods" or "Festival of Lights of the Gods" is the festival of Kartik Poornima celebrated in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India. It falls on the full moon of the Hindu month of Kartika (November - December) and takes place fifteen days after Diwali
A volunteer of the National Service Scheme from Dev Sanskriti University, Pragya Rajput, has returned from the Chinese International Delegation. A total of 209 participants took part in the delegation from all over India, which involved members from NSS, IIT, IIM and RSS and also important members from Youth and Sports Ministry.
From June 18 to June 25, the students in the delegation visited cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Pingdu, Gonzo, Guolin, etc. According to the volunteer, Pragya Rajput, at Gonzo and Beijing, they were briefed about the techniques of China, also tours were conducted to the Steel Plant and the Vessel Plant. All volunteers were given lectures on cultural relations at Guilin University of Technology. In addition to this the tour to the Cruise Ship and to the Museum was effective.
During the closing ceremony, the volunteers of the two countries exchanged their ideas by presenting cultural dance and drama.
According to the coordinator of the NSS, Dr. Arunesh Parashar, a single student of DSVV was selected from all over the Uttarakhand state. Dr. Chinmay Pandya, the Pro-Vice-Chancellor of DSVV, congratulated all the youths who, through the above delegation, went to China for a mutual exchange of cultures. He congratulated Miss Pragya Rajput for special performance on Yoga day.
Detailing on the year of "Youth Revolution", Dr. Pranav Pandya, the Hon. Chancellor of DSVV said that in the coming years several teams of students from DSVV would go abroad and play an important role in spreading and promoting the Indian Culture. www.dsvv.ac.in/dsvv-student-pragya-rajput-returns-from-ch...
A very cool moment to get our whole team together under the Titan statue.
I am on the front row, 5th head from the right.
Sunil Gavaskar’s huge poster at the PCA Stadium in Mohali is now missing the company of Kapil Dev’s poster that was to its right for several years.
A player who is seen as a symbol of Chandigarh’s cricket legacy, Kapil’s image —it was visible from the main gate — has been removed by the Punjab Cricket Association while photos of Gavaskar, Sachin Tendulkar and Yuvraj Singh remain in different parts of the building.
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Taken by: Mamiya C33
Seikosha-S 105mm f/3.5
Film: Kodak Tmax100
Dev: D76stock
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Scan: Canoscan 9000F
Sesimbra é um bom exemplo de um sÃtio encantador, devido à sua abrigada baÃa e à s suas estreitas e Ãngremes ruas. No Verão, constitui uma popular estância de férias, situada na Serra da Arrábida, onde se estabeleceu um parque natural. Aqui pode desfrutar de uma paisagem bonita e selvagem, onde os pássaros, os arbustos e as árvores crescem e se desenvolvem e, nas vertentes viradas a Sul, de espectaculares vistas sobre o azul do mar.
120 shots:
Mamiya RB67 Pro-S, 127mm f3.5 Sekor K/L, Fuji Pro 400H
35mm shots:
Canon AE-1 Program, 50mm f1.8, Fuji Superia X-tra 400 (exp. 2009)
Both developed with Fuji Hunt Press kit and scanned on an Epson V600
For the first time using the Canon, I managed to wind too hard at the end of the roll and detach it from the roll. When I tried winding back, nothing was happening so I stupidly opened the back of the camera to see what was going on (what was I thinking?). I unloaded the camera in a dark bag but ran into problems when I forgot scissors and then actually loading the film onto the reel. I lost a few pictures I would have been quite happy with and ended up with some super cool light leak accidents on others.