...The Garasia tribal community has gained a place of prominence in Indian culture due to their lifestyle and culture. This Garasia tribal community has got concentration in several areas of the state of Rajasthan. The Garasia tribal community is considered to be the third largest tribal group of the state of Rajasthan. The people of this tribal community are basically concentrated in different parts of this state namely Kotra, Abu Road tehsil of Sirohi, Bali and Desuri tehsils of Pali districts, Gogunda and Kherwara tehsils of Udaipur. As per the history, the Garasias tribes are a division of the Rajput community. The colonization made the scarcity of lands during the time of the British administration, and the tribal people were marginalized and started living with the people dwelling in the forest. The further division was created by the nationalist movement in between the groups. Among the Garasias, the Bhil-Garasias are the part of tribes who married the Bhil women to maintain peace and harmony. This tribal community is divided in three sections namely the nanki niyat, moti niyat and nichli niyat and these sections have further clan divisions namely Solanki, Mali, Parmar, Raidara etc. The territory of the Garasia people is called patta and the smallest unit of the villages is termed as hamlet or phalia. The word `Garasias` is derived from the Sanskrit word `gras` that signifies the substance. The history says that after defeated by Ala-ud-Din Khilji, the Rajputs took flight...
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...LOVELY PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY Submitted by: - Noor Mohd Roll no: - 43 Course: - MBA(T&H) PC :-337 Submitted to: - Verinder Singh Rana Itinerary at a glance We are three friend.We go to Rajasthan from Delhi. Our itinerary Is a walking in Rajasthan.We go to Delhi from Jalandhar. DAY 1 Join Delhi DAY 2 Trains to Jaipur DAY 3 in Jaipur DAY 4 Cycle to farm camp DAY 5 Farm camp to Sariska Park Detailed Itinerary:- ARRIVAL IN DELHI Due to airline schedules it is not possible to arrive in Delhi before 9pm on DAY 1 on any of Our Indian itineraries. By the time you clear Customs and make your way to the group hotel it is usually after midnight before you get into our Rooms. We recommend passengers wanting to have some time in Delhi, or just time to get over the jet lag arrive in Delhi a day prior to commencing their trip; however this will be at your own expense. We can arrange both accommodation and transfers if you require so please do not hesitate to ask your reservations consultant. DAY 1 Arrive Delhi. On arrival at the group hotel your leader will brief the group on the trip. The rest of the day is free to adjust to the sights, sounds and smells of India. DAY 2 Train...
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...------------------------------------------------- Garasia tribal community has gained a place of prominenece in India due to their lifestyle and culture. This garasia tribal community has got concentration in several areas of Rajasthan and Gujarat. As per history, the Garasia tribes are a division of the Rajput community. According to the stories told by locals,in the battle of Haldighati, Maharana pratap’s army got out numbered and defeated by mughals, the soldiers ran into aravalli hills for survival. During Pratap's exile, he received much financial assistance from Bhamashah, a well-wisher. The Bhil tribals of the Aravalli hills provided Pratap with their support during times of war and their expertise in living off the forests during times of peace. Since, then the army never left the hills and been residing since then. ------------------------------------------------- During Pratap's exile, he received much financial assistance from Bhamashah, a well-wisher. The Bhil tribals of the Aravalli hills provided Pratap with their support during times of war and their expertise in living off the forests during times of peace. ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Maharana Pratap From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Maharana Pratap singh | The Ruler of Mewar | | Reign | 1568–1597 | Born | May 9, 1540 | Birthplace | kolyari, Kumbhalgarh...
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...1/2 ON-LINE APPLICATION FOR COMMON WRITTEN EXAM FOR CLERICAL CADRE 37037 Registration # : 2000189269 Full Name : PRASHANT PANNU Category : If Person with Disability : Type of Disability : Percentage of Disability : Do you intend to use the services of a scribe (only for VI & OC both hands affected by cerebral palsy) ? : Whether you Children / family members of those who died in 1984 riots? : Whether you domiciled in Kashmir Division of the State of J&K during the period 1-1-1980 to 31-12-1989? : Whether you belong to Religious Minority Community ? : Religion to which you belong : Are you an Ex-Serviceman ? : Are you a disabled Ex-Serviceman (DISXS)? : Are you a dependent of an Ex-Serviceman killed in action ? : Have you passed in one of the following Armed Forces Examinations equivalent to Civil Examination of HSc/Pre-University? : IAF Education Test for Promotion to rank of Corporal : Passing Out (Indian Navy) Examination conducted by Boys Training Establishment, Visakhapatnam : GENERAL NO NA NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO Are you a matriculate Ex-Servicemen candidate, who has obtained the Indian Army Special Certificate of Education or corresponding Certificate in the Navy or the Air NO Force after having completed not less than 15 years of service in Armed Forces of the Union? : Are you seeking relaxation under widow / divorced women / women judicially Separated from their husbands and who are not re-married? : Whether Regular Employees of the Union Carbide...
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...LANXESS MANUFACTURING PLANT LOCATION IN INDIA GUJARAT With the inauguration of its new Indian plant for ion exchange resins on the 1st of Dec 2010, specialty chemicals group LANXESS has successfully completed a further expansion phase at the new Jhagadia production site. The new plant in Gujarat in Western India has an annual capacity of 35,000 metric tons and is the most modern facility of its kind in Asia. Here, roughly 200 employees from the Ion Exchange Resins business unit manufacture products for industrial water treatment, the semi-conductor and pharmaceutical industries, the food sector and the energy industry. Due to rapid population growth and the trend toward urbanization, there is growing demand for clean water throughout the world, including in India, and this demand is set to increase by around a third by 2030, according to recent studies. The rubber chemicals plant features the latest technology and was constructed over a period of less than two years. It will serve the global rubber and mineral oil additive markets as well as the rapidly growing Indian tire and rubber industry with high-quality LANXESS Vulkanox antioxidants. In June 2010, LANXESS India had announced the third production facility in Jhagadia which belongs to the business unit Semi Crystalline Products. On January 13, 2011 LANXESS broke ground for new compounding facilities with a capacity of 20,000 metric tons per year. These facilities will start producing the high-tech plastics Durethan and...
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...A typical dream vacation usually consists of traveling to a foreign country such as Italy or to a more tropical setting such as Bora Bora. Although I would love to travel to these places I have a location completely different in mind. Not a significant amount prefer traveling to what I consider as my dream vacation location. To be completely honest I am not very educated when it comes to this place and I have no idea what to expect if I were to ever travel there. Despite this fact I am confident that my dream location is rich in culture and art, two aspects in life that I am strongly passionate about. Culture is imbedded in every person that walks this Earth and if I have the capacity to learn about the variety of cultures, I shall. I find it amazing how although we inhabit the same Earth each culture adopts different beliefs and lifestyles. Art resides in each culture and I enjoy witnessing the diversity of details in each piece and the infinite amount of culture flowing out of each one. My dream vacation would consist of educating myself about the culture and art of the one place where I am certain it will satisfy my curiosity: India. For about two years I have been growing more and more interested in learning about India. My goal in the future is to travel there and spend about a month journeying through out India learning about the different landmarks and the people who reside there. I have always wanted to experience walking the paths of India dressed in a saree with a...
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...Just when North India thought a nightmarish power crisis was behind them, the Northern ,Eastern and north eastern grids have failed again at 1 PM. Technical snag hit the Northern Grid for the second consecutive day on Tuesday leading to paralyzing of all services in northern region. Along with northern grid eastern and north eastern grid also collapsed simultaneously leading to black out in 12 states. Heavy over drawl by Uttar Pardesh, Haryana and Rajasthan is the likely cause of grid failure. All the three states were overdrawing to the extent of 1200 MW each. The reason for the grid failures in the North and East have reportedly been caused because frequency has dipped below the optimal level of 49 HZ . However officials have been unable to identify exactly where the fault has occurred. The power supply in Punjab and Haryana are likely to be restored late in evening. The supply to thermal plants from hydro station is being arranged and it will take 4 to 6 hours to start thermal units. Earlier on Monday, seven states in the northern region saw power trip off at 2.32 am due to a major breakdown in the Northern Grid. The power failure had hit rail, Metro and road-traffic operations, as well as services at hospitals and civic bodies. Meanwhile CERC in its order said today that in case the constituents do not comply with the directions of NRLDC with regard to overdrawal NRLDC shall take necessary steps to open the identified feeder(s) to the constituent States in order to reduce...
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...growth, maturity and transition. We make change happen. The group consists of two companies Merryland Real Estate and Consultants Pvt. Ltd. and Merryland Solicitors and Legal Consultants Pvt. Ltd. which cover the following service lines: 1. Energy Advisory Services 2. Real Estate Advisory Services 3. Business and Financial Advisory Services 4. Corporate Secretarial Services 5. Legal Advisory Services Headquartered in Jaipur, Rajasthan (India), we also have representative offices in Bahrain, Dubai, Delhi and Mumbai. Our founders are all senior professionals having advanced degree in law, electrical engineering, computer science, management, finance and political science. Our consultants and affiliates include retired senior government officers and bureaucrats, seasoned finance professionals, lawyers of High Court and Supreme Court and experienced industry leaders. Delivering Service Excellence Merryland Real Estate and Consultants Pvt. Ltd. and Merryland Solicitors and Legal Consultants Pvt. Ltd. F-68, Vinay Path, Kantichandra Road, Banipark, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India, Pin – 302016 Tel: +91 141-2201515, 141-4019333 Fax : + 91 141-419333 www.merrylandconsultants.com Experts at work for you EN E R G Y AD VIS O RY GIVE POWER TO YOUR BUSINESS Market Assessment ▪ Opportunity analysis for renewable and non-renewable energy sources ▪ Market sizing and segmentation ▪ Government policy and incentive analysis ▪ Partner/channel analysis ▪...
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...Duncan Industries Limited Duncans Industries Limited tea gardens encompass over 7500 hectares of land spread over the Dooars, Terai and Darjeeling regions of North Bengal. The average garden yields are almost 50% more than the All India average. This high achievement level has been made possible by the Division consistently improving the productivity of land, manpower and equipment in an integrated manner. The high yields obtained by the Group in its tea estates have been possible through careful husbandry of its tea areas. The Company’s own in-house research and development has helped achieve optimal use of nutrients and fertilizers. Uprooting/replanting and rejuvenation of tea areas are carried out regularly, and planting is done with high yielding clones which have been propagated in the Company’s own nurseries. The Company is proud of its Quality Systems, which ensures production of superior quality teas, which are delivered to the consumer. The two prestigious gardens in Darjeeling, Marybong, and Runglee Rungliot , have very successfully implemented Quality Systems in line with ISO 9002 standards. They have been awarded the ISO 9002 Certification from Det Norske Veritas(DNV). On environmental conservation, The Group gardens plant over 2,00,000 trees every year to help improve the micro climate of the area. Tea Brands: Duncan Tea Ltd. has various brands mainly under 2 categories: 1] Darjeeling Tea - Runglee Rungliot 2] CTC Tea - Shakti - Double Diamond ...
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...problem arose. On the other hand Double loop learning uses feedback from past actions to restructure the set assumption patterns and seek alternative solutions. It is necessary for higher order problem solving and leadership. We see a series of such examples in our daily lives, which involve the use of single loop and double loop learning techniques. As a part of this study we will be analyzing the use of these learning techniques in the implementation of e-governance projects and try to overview whether the replacement of single loop learning with the double loop learning techniques in these mission mode projects yielded better outcomes and results. The study will try to hit the target by being very specific and studying the RajSWAN (Rajasthan State Wide Area Network) Project. The government’s aim behind the implementation of RajSWAN project was to establish an effective communication infrastructure and create a highway for electronic transfer of information in the form of voice, video and data between the various departments of the state machinery with an aim to improve the administrative efficiency and effectiveness of Government programmes and schemes thereby resulting in an improved quality of service to the citizen of this state. It also aims to strengthen the disaster management capacity. RajCOMP is a State designated agency, which has further selected Bharti Airtel Ltd. (‘Implementing Agency’) for the implementation of the RajSWAN project. The figure clearly states...
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...Groups in Rajasthan Rajasthan is a state steeped in culture and history. Rajasthan, or the realm of the Kings, as it is known, is perhaps one of the princely states of all in India. Its history is abundant with stories and legends about its kings and rulers. In its golden age, the region was ruled by the Rajputs, and in their honor the state was known as Rajputana in its erstwhile years. These were the royal people, the Kshatriyas, the warriors and they were known to be fierce fighters, extremely proud of their heritage and position. But the state itself comprised of many other people groups, most of them tribal in nature. The state even now comprises of five major tribal people groups with many other either being the branches of these major groups or minor ones. These five tribal groups are Mina, Bhil, Garasia, Saharia and Damor. Of these tribal groups, the Minas are the largest of the lot with almost a share of close to 50 percent of the total population; Bhils come close with a population of 45 percent and then come the Garasias with a population comprising 3-4 percent of the total population of tribal people. The population of the Garasias in Rajasthan has been dwindling in the recent past because of their migration to North Gujarat. 2.) The Garasias Numerically speaking, the Garasias constitute the third largest group of the state of Rajsthan. Though they are also found in the neighboring state of Rajasthan, they are mainly spread in the state of Rajasthan in the...
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...Journal Adventure in India Before leaving to India I was a little bit pessimist about that trip. I was not sure if I would like the country, the culture, the food, and I have to admit that I would have loved staying in Florida and enjoying my Spring Break in South America. Overall that trip had been a success to me. I’ve been travelling since many years with my family. I’ve been really lucky to get the chance to discover new countries and cultures all around the world. India had been an amazing adventure for many reasons. Few years ago I went to Africa, in Mauritania and it amazed me to see how people could leave together even though the poor situation in the country. I felt the same in India and I would say even more. The first thing that I’ve noticed was obviously the fact that the living conditions are terrible for most of the people. I was extremely chocked about it, all those people sleeping outside, begging for food, begging for a simple tee-shirt and candies. It was extremely sad and weird to be confronted to all those kids living in the streets. I believe that the poverty in the streets and the living conditions have been a terrible eyes opener about how lucky I am to be born in Paris and to study in Florida. The architecture was something also very different from France or the United States. It was amazing to see all those old monuments and especially the Taj Mahal. The Taj Mahal is definitely the most impressive and amazing monument that I’ve seen in my life. I will...
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...21 IDENTIFIED POTENTIAL CLUSTERS INCLUDING ORGANIC PRODUCTS FOR DEVELOPMENT FOR EXPORTS S. No. Products 1 Basmati Rice States Uttar Pradesh Production Clusters Shahajahanpur, Pilibhit, Rampur, Badaun, Bijnor, Moradabad, Phulenagar, Saharanpur, Mujjafarnagar, Meerut, Bulandshahar, Ghaziabad Udham Singh Nagar, Nainital, Dehradun and Haridwar Gurdaspur, Amritsar, Kapur-thala, Hoshiarpur and Nawanshahar Jalandhar, Uttrakhand Punjab 2. Gherkins Andhra Pradesh Karnataka Mahboobnagar, Rangareddy, Karimnagar, Warangal, Medak Ananthapur and Nalgonda Tumkur, Bangalore Urban, Bangalore Rural, Hassan, Kolar, Chitradurga, Dharwad and Bagalkot Ranga Reddy, Medak & parts Mahabob nagar Nasik, Sanghli, Pune, Satara, Ahmednagar and Sholapur Chittoor Krishnagiri Muzaffar-pur, Samastipur, Hajipur, Vaishali, East and West Champaran, Bhagalpur, Begulsarai, Khagaria, Sitamarhi, Saran and Gopalganj Ahmedabad, Khadia, Anand, Vadodra, Surat, Navsari, Valsad, Bharuch and Narmada 3. Grape and Grape Wine Andhra Pradesh Maharashtra 4. Mango pulp Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu Bihar 5. Fresh Vegetables Gujarat Uttar Pradesh Jharkhand Punjab Andhra Pradesh Lucknow, Unnao, Hardoi, Sitapur and Barabanki Ranchi, Hazaribagh and Lohardaga Fatehgarh Sahib, Patiala, Sangrur, Ropar and Ludhiana Chittoor, Rangareddy, Medak, Guntur 6. Fresh Mango Gujarat Ahmedabad, Khadia, Anand, Vadodra, Surat, Navsari, Valsad, Bharuch and Narmada Lucknow, Unnao, Hardo...
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... 1. Introduction a. Profile of the family visited Caste – Oad Person met – Govind (12 years) and his family Place – Chiada village near Ahmedabad Work – Nikasi School – Seasonal (Oct – March will not attend school) I visited workers in brick kiln site at Chiada gram panchayat. There I met people from different communities and castes. Brick kiln industry mainly involves three jobs – 1. Paatla 2. Jalai 3. Nikasi. Each work is a Speciality of a particular community. I visited Oad community people who mainly do the third phase of brick making. Most of these labours are migrant labours who work here till season ends and go back to their respective states. Oad community mainly hails from Rajasthan and northern Gujarat. The family whom I interviewed was from Rajasthan. Pics from the site 2. Social status Like other families in this industry Govind’s family is also a group of migrant workers. Although they are supposed to be a Rajput tribe but still they come under lower because of the job they traditionally did. They have no status in Gujarat, in fact only contractor and other families working in the same conditions knew them and others don’t even know they exist. In fact when we talked about government’s acceptance of their existence then I realised that government (Gujarat) do not accept that they are present and thus they are negated of any benefits that a state can give to its people. a. Health benefits They are no health...
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...INSTITUTE (ADRRI) JOURNAL ADRRI JOURNAL (www.adrri.org) ISSN: 2343-6662 VOL. I,No.1, pp 16-22,October, 2013 Effectiveness of NAIP with special reference to livestock Based IFS interventions among the Tribal beneficiaries Dr. K.L. Dangi* Ramesh Kumar Damor** and Santosh Devi Samota*** * Professor, Department of Extension Education, RCA, Udaipur-313001 (Raj.). India * *& *** Ph.D Schilar, Department of Extension Education, RCA, Udaipur-313001 (Raj.). India Abstract Six year ambitious agricultural research Programme was launched in India on 6th July, 2006, which is known as National Agricultural Innovation Project (NAIP), the project focused on innovations in agricultural technology. The NAIP was implemented in four districts of southern Rajasthan state viz., Banswara, Dungarpur, Sirohi and Udaipur. Two clusters of Dungarpur district were selected for the present study. These were (a) Faloj and (b) Bichhiwara. Total 10 villages out of 15 villages (under NAIP) were selected proportionately on random basis for inclusion in the study. Total size of sample was of 104 respondents. It was found that 95 (91.35 per cent) of the farmers were of their face values expressing strengths of NAIP with moderate extent. Negligible respondents 5 (4.81 per cent) and 4 (3.84 per cent) could be observed falling under high and low strengths of NAIP respectively. The strong aspects of NAIP with special reference to livestock based IFS were “green fodder production”, “milk production”, “use of agricultural...
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