- A queen of Pallava Rajasimha, Pallava Dynasty
- Played a key role in the construction of the Kailasanatha Temple at Kanchi
- Its current form largely is thanks to her initiative
- A Sanskrit Inscription there notes it
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26. Kundavai - 10/11th Century, A Chola Queen
-Elder sister of Rajaraja-I
-D/o Sundara Chola Parantaka-II & Vanavan Mahadevi
-Great Temple Builder
:Vishnu, Shiva & Jain Temples at Rajarajapuram
:A Tirthankara Shrine at Tirumalai
:A Hospital at Tanjore
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27. Kunkuma Mahadevi, 8th Century AD
- Temple Builder, Philanthropist
- Sister of Chalukya Vijayaditya
- Wife of Alupa King Chitravahana, Banavasi
- Constructed a large Jaina Temple
- Performed the Ceremony of Hiranyagarbha
(27/n)
28. Loka Mahadevi - Chalukya
- Principal Queen of King Vikramadiya II of Badami
- Built Lokeshwara Temple at Pattadakal
- Philanthropist who sustained Musicians, Dancers and Artists
- Indirectly helped found Dance schools
- Exempted entire Builder class from Tax
(28/n)
29. Rebbala Devi - Philanthropist, 11th Cent. AD
- Built a Keshava temple at Huvina Hadagali, Bellary
- Wife of General Ravideva
- Established feeding houses
- Well versed in various Shastras, Arts, Highly respected
- Reign of Chalukya Vikramaditya VI (Tribhuvana Malla)
(29/n)
30. Adi Mandi - Poetess, Chola Kingdom, Sangam era
- Daughter of Karikala Chola
- Married Atman Atti, a Chera Prince who died young
- Her poetry reflects the loss of her beloved husband
- Mentioned as one of the 6 women who loved their husbands dearly in Silappadikaaram
- A Rashtrakuta Queen, 8th Cent
- Wife of King Dhruva, D/O of King Vittarasa
- Had joint authority to rule over the Kingdom & make grants
- Philanthropist, Made lot of Charity
- Possibly the Poetess Sheela Bhattarika
(31/n)
32. Akkadevi - 11th Cent, Chalukya Princess
- Ruled over regions for 50 Years from Vikramapura (Bijapur)
- D/O Dashavarman, Bhaagaladevi, W/O Kadamba Chieftein Mayuravarman
- Sister of Vikramaditya V, Jayasimha II
- Fierce in Battle, Honouring Promises, Built temples
(32/n)
33. Rudramba - Kakatiya Princess, 13th Cent
- D/O King Ganapatideva, Ruled next for 30y
- W/O Chalukya Virabhadra
- Title-Rudradeva Maharaja
- Warrior, Welfare, Administrator Queen
- Nominated sister’s son Prataparudra as successor
- Final years as Pashupata devotee
(33/n)
34. Ganapamba - Kakatiya Princess, 13th Cent
- Sister of Rudramba
- Wielded the Sceptre
- Governed her husband’s Region for 40 years
- Marco Polo refers to her
- Built 2 Temples, Philanthropist and Wise Ruler
- Spent last years in service of Deva Maheshwara
(34/n)
35. Kanti - Arguably the First famous Kannada Poetess, 12th Cent
- In Hoysala Kingdom (Ballala I), Humble origins
- Famous Contests between Kanti & the celebrated Nagachandra
- Nagachandra sought to be praised by her
- Praised as Abhinava Vagdevi by later poets
(35/n)
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What are the deep reasons for India not producing great Programmers/Software Engineers in large scale?
1. The foremost problem of not studying in one's mother tongue is a true and real problem. @sankrant has already elaborated that over and beyond the context of SW Engg.
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There are other contextual problems.
2. The most astounding and unfortunate reason is that there is not enough emphasis on Foundational Skills. The importance of subjects like Data Structures and Algorithms has weakened significantly in Engineering curriculum except the top
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3. In Data Structures and Algorithms, students must solve a lot of problems of varying degree of complexity. That builds a perspective of Computation. Leave alone many problems, these two subjects have been completely dumbed down.
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Shravana Kumar senses that, apart from feeling guilty of killing an innocent boy, he will invite the wrath of Brahma Hatya Dosha. He says "Oh King, do not trouble yourselves by the thought that you have killed a Brahmana"
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Ayodhya Kanda Sarga 63 Shloka 53
"I am not a Brahmana. I am born to a Vaishya Father and a Shudra Mother"
Shloka 54
Dasharatha describes Shravanakumara as a "tapOdhanaH", one whose wealth is Tapas.
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- Institution Builder & Builder
- Modernizer
- An Architect of Multiple Industries
- Educationist
- City Planner
- Administrator
- Economy and Commerce Thinker
Was a complete Modernization/Industrialization Package. Man for the era.
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Before joining as Chief Engineer he had sought a soft promise from 4th Krishnaraja Wodeyar that he would have the opportunity to influence more than Civil Engineering Works in the State. Maharaja was man of Vision. He agreed.
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Rama plays it normal showing Bharata the confidence that Rama has accepted him as the King.
He then begins a series of affectionate reminding on Kingly duties and conduct that Bharata must follow.
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Rama says 'Hope you'
- Are honoring the learned Suyagna, son of Vashishta
- Are being reminded by a worthy Brahmin of all Oblations
- Are honouring your Archery Teacher Sudhanva
- Have Ministers skilled in interpreting intentions from gestures
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"But his sense of loyalty towards Hastinapura and securing the future of his son Ashwatthama, a friend of Duryodhana, stay ahead as priority than Universal Dharma"
"Pandu’s birth was one of unfulfilled divinity. His passion got the better of his knowledge. He paid a huge price, and along with him the entire Kuru dynasty."
This Thread is a criticism of Pratap Bhanu Mehta's latest Indian Express article.
Yet another attempt by a Secular-Intellectual to grant Secularism a high seat of arbitration. A defeated argument. A hydra raising its head repeatedly. Needs to be put down every time.
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He very smartly begins with Partition. Sets up Partition as a result of use of religious idiom by indulgent nationalists and Gandhiji's different attempts in this direction also as a failure.
Fundamentally positing the Partition example to create space for Secularism
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This has 3 problems.
1. Partition was not a result of few decades before 1947. 2. He is reducing the complexity of the developments in the immediate past of Partition. 3. Worse, by the same logic Secularism has not only massively failed but has accentuated the problem
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