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The waiter who will be an IAS officer

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 29 May 2008 11:30:00 -0700

This is a content published on http://www.rediff.com on may 27th.But the story it tells about a IAS achiever is really aspiring.Read this and keep in mind if u have the desire nothing can stop you

K Jayaganesh

Inspired by the spider, the Scottish king Robert the Bruce told his men, 'If you don't succeed the first time, try, try and try again'

K Jayaganesh's story is similar. He failed the civil service examination six times but never lost heart. The seventh time -- his last chance -- he passed with a rank of 156 and has been selected for the Indian Administrative Service.

Jayaganesh's story is inspiring not because he did not lose heart but also because he comes from a very poor background in a village in Tamil Nadu, and though he studied to be an engineer, he worked at odd jobs, even as a waiter for a short while, to realise his dream of becoming an IAS officer.

How Anshuman of Bankura got into MIT

Read on for Jayaganesh's inspiring achievement, in his own words:

Childhood in a remote village

I was born and brought up in a small village called Vinavamangalam in Vellore district. My father Krishnan, who had studied up to the tenth standard, worked as a supervisor in a leather factory. My mother was a housewife. I am the eldest in the family and have two sisters and a brother. I studied up to the 8th standard in the village school and completed my schooling in a nearby town.

I was quite good at studies and always stood first. Coming from a poor family, I had only one ambition in life -- to get a job as fast as I could and help my father in running the family. My father got Rs 4,500 as salary and he had to take care of the education of four children and run the family, which you know is very difficult.

So, after my 10th standard, I joined a polytechnic college because I was told I would get a job the moment I passed out from there. When I passed out with 91 per cent, there was a chance for me to get entry to a government engineering college on merit. So I decided to join the Thanthai Periyar Government Engineering College to study mechanical engineering. My father supported my desire to study further.

Even while doing engineering, my ambition was still to get a job. If you look at my background, you will understand why I didn't have any big ambitions. Most of my friends in the village had studied only up to the 10th standard, and many did not even complete school. They worked as auto drivers or coolies or masons. I was the only one among my friends who went to college.

I understood the importance of education because of my parents. My father was the only one in his family to have completed school, so he knew the value of education. My parents saw to it that we children studied well.

In search of a job

Four days after I completed my engineering in 2000, I went to Bangalore in search of a job and I one without much difficulty. My salary was Rs 2,500 at a company that reconditioned tools.

It was in Bangalore that I started thinking about my village and my friends. I wondered sadly why none of them studied and worked in good companies. Because they had no education, they always remained poor. There was not enough money to buy even proper food. There was no opportunity there; the only place they could work was the tannery in the nearby town. If they didn't get work at the tannery, they worked as auto drivers or coolies. In short, there was no one in my village to guide the young generation.

I thought would I be able to help my villagers in any way?

Getting interested in the civil service examination

Till then, I had not even heard of something called the civil services examination. It was only after I went to Bangalore and saw the world that I was exposed to many things. I came to know that a collector in a small place could do a lot. At that moment, I decided that I wanted to be an IAS officer.

I resigned and went home to prepare for the examination. I never thought resigning was risky because I had the confidence and knew I would do well.

My father also supported me wholeheartedly. He had just got a bonus of Rs 6,500 and he gave me that money to buy study material. I sat in my village and studied from the notes I received by post from Chennai.

Failed attempts

In my first two attempts, I could not even clear the preliminary examination. I had no idea how to prepare for the exam, what subjects to opt for and how to study. There was nobody to guide me.

I had taken mechanical engineering as my main subject. That's when I met Uma Surya in Vellore. He was also preparing for the examination. He told me that if I took sociology as an option, it would be easy.

Even with sociology as the main subject, I failed in the third attempt. But I was not disappointed. I knew why I was failing. I didn't have proper guidance. I started reading newspapers only after I started preparing for the examination! So you can imagine from what kind of background I came from.

To Chennai for coaching

When I came to know about the government coaching centre (external link) in Chennai, I wrote the entrance examination and was selected. We were given accommodation and training.

Because I got tips from those who passed out, I passed the preliminary in my fourth attempt. We were given free accommodation and food only till we wrote the main examination. After that, we had to move out. I didn't want to go back to the village but staying in Chennai also was expensive.

I tried to get a job as an engineer but my efforts turned futile. I then decided to look for a part time job so that I would have time to study.

Working as a waiter in Chennai

I got a job as a billing clerk for computer billing in the canteen at Sathyam Cinemas. I also worked as the server during the interval. It never bothered me that I, a mechanical engineer, preparing for the civil services, had to work as a server. I had only one aim -- to stay on in Chennai to pass the examination.

Attending the interview in Delhi

After I got the job at the Sathyam Cinemas, I was called for the interview. As counselling was my hobby, a lot of questions were asked about counselling. I was not very fluent in English but I managed to convey whatever I wanted to. Perhaps I did not articulate well. I failed in the interview.

Preliminary again, the 5th time

Once again, I started from the beginning. Surprisingly, I failed in the preliminary itself. On analysis, I felt I did not concentrate on studies as I was working at Sathyam Cinemas.

I quit the job and joined a private firm to teach sociology to those preparing for the UPSC examinations. While I learnt the other subjects there, I taught sociology. Many friends of mine in Chennai helped me both financially and otherwise while I prepared for the examination.

Sixth attempt

I passed both the preliminary and the main in the sixth attempt but failed at the interview stage.

While preparing for the interview, I had written an examination to be an officer with the Intelligence Bureau and I was selected. I was in a dilemma whether to accept the job. I felt if I joined the IB, once again, my preparation to be an IAS officer would get affected. So, I decided not to join and started preparing for one last time.

Last attempt

I had to give the last preliminary just a few days after the previous interview. I was confused and scared. Finally, I decided to take the last chance and write the examination. Like I had hoped, I passed both the preliminary and the main.

The interview was in April, 2008 at Delhi. I was asked about Tamil Nadu, Kamaraj, Periyar, Tamil as a classical language, the link between politics and Tamil cinema etc. I was upset since I did not wish the interviewers at the start and they did not respond when I said thanks at the end. Both the incidents went on playing in my mind. I just prayed to God and walked back.

The day the results were out

I was extremely tense that day. I would know whether my dreams would be realised or not. I used to tell God, please let me pass if you feel I am worthy of it.

I went to a playground and sat there meditating for a while. Then, I started thinking what I should do if I passed and what I should do if I didn't.

I had only one dream for the last seven years and that was to be an IAS officer.

156th rank

Finally when the results came, I couldn't believe myself. I had secured the 156th rank out of more than 700 selected candidates. It's a top rank and I am sure to get into the IAS.

I felt like I had a won a war that had been going on for many years. I felt free and relieved.

The first thing I did was call my friends in Chennai and then my parents to convey the good news.

Warm welcome in the village

The reception I got in my village was unbelievable. All my friends, and the entire village, were waiting for me when I alighted from the bus. They garlanded me, burst crackers, played music and took me around the village on their shoulders. The entire village came to my house to wish me. That was when I saw unity among my villagers. It was a defining moment for me.

What I want to do

I worked really hard without losing faith in myself to realise my dream. My real work starts now. I want to try hard to eradicate poverty and spread the message of education to all people. Education is the best tool to eradicate poverty. I want Tamil Nadu also to be a literate state like Kerala [Images].

Just take my example. I could come out of a poor background to this level only because of education. I didn't get any guidance when I was young. So I want to give proper guidance to the youth in the villages. They have the ability to go up but there is nobody to guide them. I want to be a guiding force to such youngsters. As I come from that background, I understand them best.

Reservations

I strongly feel that reservations are needed to uplift the section of society that is at the bottom. Unless you lift them up, they can't come up. As they had been at the bottom for thousands of years, they are not equipped to compete with the higher sections of society.

Now that I am going to be an IAS officer, I will move to the creamy layer in reservations. My children would be from a background that is totally different from what mine was. If I continue taking the benefits of reservation, I would be doing injustice to society. So, I will not take the benefits again.

TAMIL NADU SSLC RESULTS PUBLISHING 30MAY

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 29 May 2008 11:23:00 -0700

The wait continues for the SSLC results of Tamilnadu. With no official word from the officials, people are making there own speculation for the dates of results. The grapevine is that the results are expected anytime this week, mostly during the weekend of last week of may.

Following are the sites, from where you can get relevant information on release dates and results:

http://tnresults.nic.in/
http://dge1.tn.nic.in/
http://dge2.tn.nic.in/
http://dge3.tn.nic.in/

Good Luck For all those who are waiting results............

TAMIL NADU HSC Results

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 29 May 2008 11:12:00 -0700

Tamil Nadu Higher Secondary Results are Out.

Please visit the following links to check your marks

GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU:http://tnresults.nic.in/

SIFY:http://results.sify.com/TamilNadu/HSC/index.php

INDIASTUDYCHANNEL:http://www.indiastudychannel.com

Congrats For those who passed the exam with high marks

DHSE Results 2008 (Higher Secondary Exam Results)

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 15 May 2008 03:10:00 -0700

The General Education department has made elaborate arrangements to enable the public to access the results of the Higher Secondary and Vocational Higher Secondary examinations, which are due on May 18.
The results will be available at the following websites from 10 a.m. on Tuesday:
Check the Following Links for Details:

http://results.gov.in/

http://www.hinduonnet.com/2004/05/18/stories/2004051809970400.htm

http://keralaresults.nic.in/dhse08/dhse08.htm

http://www.winentrance.com/results/

http://www.winentrance.com/results/

http://results.kerala.nic.in/

A pressnote issued by the state project office, it@school said the results would be available at these sites on revenue district and school basis.
The results of the Higher Secondary examination can be accessed by sending an SMS message on GSM mobile phones from anywhere in India. Subscribers will have to send the message {lt}KHSE{gt} space{lt} Reg no{gt} to the number 8888.

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 12 May 2008 10:50:00 -0700

Kerala SSLC Results 2008

The Kerala Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) Examination held in 2008, the results are expected to be published by May 13, 2008.

Here are some resources you can watch out to get the results as they are released...

» SSLC Results for 2008 ( will be available soon )

» IndiaStudyChannel.com

» Winentrance.com

» http://www.examresults.kerala.gov.in/

» KERALA EXAMINATION RESULTS 2008 Register Email

» KERALA EXAMINATION RESULTS 2008

» Exam Results in India

» Education Kerala

» SSLC 2008 Marklist in Email

» Kerala HSE & VHSE Results 2008

» Click Here For downLoad Results 2008

Optical illusions TRY these

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 09:28:00 -0700

Can man be cruel than tiger.If not Then please see this....

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1 1/2 Seconds before Tsunami(GUYS PLEASE HOLD UR BREATH BEFORE YOU SEE THE PIC)

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 10:14:00 -0700

A different Love letter

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 09:34:00 -0700

A different Love letter and a beautiful reply to it. Often happens in life.A teenage college guy sent a love letter (in Q/A format) to his classmate.

My Dearest Reshma,

Please answer the following questionnaire. For Options
A) 10 marks,
B) 5 marks and
C) 3 marks.

1) Whenever you enter the class room, your sight always falls on me because:
A) of love
B) you couldn't control seeing me
C) really ... am I doing it?

2) Whenever professor cracks joke, you laugh and turn and look at me because:
A) you always like to see me smiling
B) you are testing whether I like jokes
C) you are attracted by my smile

3) When you were singing in the class, I entered and immediately you stopped singing because:
A) you are so coy to sing before me
B) my presence influenced you
C) you feared that whether I'll like your song

4) When you were showing your childhood photo, when I asked for it, you hide it because:
A) you felt ashamed
B) you felt uneasy
C) you don't know

5) During trekking, myself and my friend gave you hand for lifting you and you took only my friend's because:
A) you enjoyed my disappointment
B) you won't feel leaving my hand after grabbing
C) you don't know

6) You were waiting yesterday for bus and didn't get into your bus...
A) you were waiting for me
B) you were dreaming about me and didn't notice the bus
C) that bus was crowded

7) You introduced me to your parents when they came to college because:
A) I am going to be your groom
B) you just want to know what your parents think about me
C) just you felt like introducing me to them

8) I told that I like girls wearing roses. Next day,you came with a rose on your head because:
A) to fulfill my wish
B) you like roses
C) by chance you got a rose

9) On that day, it was my birthday. you too came to temple early at 6:00 A.M because:
A) you want to pray along with me
B) you want to meet me before any one could meet on my birthday
C) you want to wish me at temple because you are spiritual.

If you have scored more than 40, then you are loving me. Don't delay in expressing it. If you have scored between 30 and 40, love is budding in your heart and it's getting ready to bloom. If you have scored less than 30, you are in confusion whether to love me or not. Eagerly awaiting for your reply..

Love,
Aakash

Reshma's reply letter was also in Q/A format........
Aakash,
Please answer the following Yes/No questionnaire.
1) If somebody sits in the first row, normally people entering the class, sees them.
A) Yes
B) No

2) If a girls laughs and looks anyone, is it love?
A) Yes
B) No

3) While singing, if somebody forgets lines of the songs, will he/she stop singing or not?
A) Yes
B) No

4) I was showing to my friends (who are all girls) my childhood photo. You poked your nose inside..... right?
A) Yes
B) No

5) I avoided to hold your hand during trekking. Couldn't you understand yet?
A) Yes
B) No

6) Should I not wait for my best friend (Anjali) at the bus stand?
A)Yes
B) No

7) Shouldn't I introduce you to my parents as a friend?
A) Yes
B) No

8) You have said you also like Lotus, cauliflower, banana's flower. Is it true ?
A) Yes
B) No

9) Oh was that your birthday. That's why I could see you in temple. I come daily to Temple. Do you know ?
A) Yes
B) No

If you have answered "Yes" to any of the question,then I am not loving you. If you have answered "No", then you don't know the meaning of Love.

Hope everything is clear to you.
Reshma

Photos from NASA

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 09:23:00 -0700

Gobi Manchurian

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** Gobi Manchurian - video **

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Chilli Gobi - video

A Science Fiction Story.....

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sun, 30 Dec 2007 11:04:00 -0800

Guys yes i am going to end the current year with the start of a new story created myself.Let me explore how much i can entertain you people.But i apologize at the beginning itself for the mistakes happened while the story progress..Yes with a bell the novel starts.oh sorry i forgot for a second that it's not a drama but a story telling.......

After a hardsome work at night in the office i went back home and spent a little time with the home pc and later after a hard trial it seems to have my eyes are failing to make my eyebrows open and fell in the bed like a wood.There starts a deep sleep without knowing what happens around me.Before telling what happens next let me introduce myself i am navaneeth krishanan a young handsome gentle man with lots of thoughts in mind but nothing worthy.After passing the 12th class exam he struggled hard to obtain a seat in an engineering college a well known reputed institution with students across the states even too come there to make their studies.Navaneeth's father was a navy officer and his mother a government servent.But unfortunately he lost his father during the india vs pak war.After that being a widow the state government offered her a job where she is now.So let's tell about navaneeth.He lost his father when he was of ll yrs of old.he is his mother's only son.His mother's family were not at all cooperating with them as his mother married navaneeth father without their permission.Navaneeth's father was an orphan and with his mighty and will power he managed to secure a good job in navy and was settled there and there family life was blosomming those days but lasted only few years.But Navaneeth's mother was courageous and she determined to make her rest of the Life with the motive of making Navaneeth's life prospherous.

Again come back to Navaneeth.Navaneeth was a poor but brilliant chap in his school days.Teachers like him very much because of his intension and silence in the class.he stood first in every exams.But eventhough he has this much qualities in him he was little bit introvert.he felt ashamed of speaking to girls..means he was very shy in nature.so his friends often tries to tease him in this matter.After those school days only he entered into another big window in his life a professional college life.At the first day when he entered the college he was well commed with a strike arranged my a leading party over there.So after a small session for the freshers over there the meeting was dispersed.His eyes gets stretched with the sight of the color in the that campus.Well dressed girls and boys felt him liked flying in an around the campus.he felt like he has come to yet another world.for him that world was fascinating.But later he knows that it was not so good as it seems to be.......

(continued...)
NB:please tell me if any mistakes are there in my contents and feel free to let me know those mistakes...

Chintinkkuuuuu

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 21:30:00 -0800

Dreaming US jobs then you must Learn this.....

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 4 Dec 2007 11:21:00 -0800

Coming to US for first time? Things to do

You may be the first time coming to USA. These are some of the basic items which you should remember or do from the day you start preparing to come to US till you get here

When applying for Passport/VISA

Try to provide accurate information, which are exactly matching your school/college/other certificates and your passport.

Remember that US people give more importance to your last name, so you should have a SURNAME in your passport which will be later refered as last name. First name is your normal name, as usual.

When applying for Passport or VISA, try to accomdate this as write last name correctly in appropriate columns, expanded.

VISA Validity

Check if you have a proper VISA stamped in your passport with sufficient time for expiry
Check if your first name and last name matches
Check if your passport has sufficient period for expiration

Packing Luggages

Its a brain storming session to purchase and pack stuffs for a US trip. Some points

Buy excellent quality baggages/suit cases which are big enough for packing more items that you plan to. May be you end up trying to pack more or try to bring items while return. American Tourister or VIP are some good brands. Its costly but last long. May be ranges from 2000 - 5000 INR. Suggested purchase of 2 luggage bags

Buy a good hand bag with provision to lock to use as a hand bag. Suggested purchase of 1 bag. Not too big because we need to put the same in over head bag carriers in flights AND also you need to carry the same when ever there is a transit time. Think of a bag which fits to a overhead carriage of a bus luggage rack. Should be ok

Some important things to to

- Start NRI account, and leave some signed cheques and/or ATM card at home so that your family can withdraw money once you start depositing
- Take an international driving license. Some states will allow people to drive with international driving license for some time.

In your wallet

- Foreign currency of around 100 USD (get smaller value currency - some 1 dollar, one or two 5/10 dollar and the rest)
- VISA/Mater Credit Card/Debit Card
- Photo Identification
- Few hundred Indian rupees (e.g. some indian airport, you need to pay airport usage charges, like in cochin, you need to pay 500 Rs. Also you may need to buy something in between)

In a carry bag (weight less than 7-8 Kg)

- Toothpaste, brush, tongue cleaner, soap, towel, deoderants, shaving set (plastic & disposible), 2 pairs of casual dress, 2 pairs of extra socks

- Your VISA supporting documents, emergency numbers, address of your destination, map to your destination from airport, routes and commutation information, flight itenerary, some foreign currency (in case loose your wallet), pen, photo identity card, magazines

In checkin bags (weight less than 30 Kg each * 2)

- Dress
- Your certificates and experience letters
- Driving License - Indian and International (if you dont have, take one before travelling abroad)
- Pressure Cooker (Most of us need this). Size depends on your usage
- Basic medical prescriptions and medicines (consulting doctor is costly without an insurance here. Also getting an antibiotic is not easy as in India)
- All cosmetics which we use and not allowed to put in hand bag. (Razors, Scissors, Spray, Powder, etc etc)
- Bathroom and casual chappels, formal and casual shoes, ties, extra belts, extra shoe lie, shoe polish, polish brush, nail cutter, soaps, magazines, towel

Confirm your ticket

Dont forget to re-confirm your ticket and dates. Also dont forget to specify your food preference. Many people dont get comfortable with foreign food first time itself.

Useful links for people in US -

Calling India Plans

http://relianceindiacall.com/
https://www.airtelcallhome.com/ics/

Sending Money To India

http://www.hdfcbank.com/nri/remittances/europe.htm
https://m2inet.icicibank.co.in/m2iNe...tLoginForm.jsp

DMV

http://www.dmv.org/

SSN Offices

www.ssa.gov/

Car

http://www.CARFAX.com - Looking for car price, history
http://www.aaa.com/scripts/WebObject...e.woa/wa/route - Road side help
http://www.farmers.com/FarmComm/WebS...mon/index.html - Car insurance

Reading Indian News Papers

http://www.manoramaonline.com/
http://www.deepika.com/

Looking for maps, routes
http://maps.google.com/

Malayalam Love Letters,Comics and MIX Enjoy.....

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 4 Dec 2007 10:49:00 -0800

Â» Little girl with 8 limbs...full story update

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 19:17:00 -0800

BANGALORE, India - Doctors began operating Tuesday on a 2-year-old girl born with four arms and four legs in an extensive surgery that they hope will leave the girl with a normal body, a hospital official said.

The girl is joined to a "parasitic twin" that stopped developing in the mother's womb. The surviving fetus absorbed the limbs, kidneys and other body parts of the undeveloped fetus.

The girl, Lakshmi, is named after the four-armed Hindu goddess of wealth, and some in her village in the northern state of Bihar revere her as a goddess.

"Everybody considers her a goddess at our village," said her father, Shambhu, who goes by one name. "All this expenditure has happened to make her normal. So far, everything is fine."

Others sought to make money from Lakshmi. Her parents kept her in hiding after a circus apparently tried to buy the girl, they said.

The complications for Lakshmi's surgery are myriad: The two spines are merged, she has four kidneys, entangled nerves, two stomach cavities and two chest cavities. She cannot stand up or walk.

"It's a big team effort of a lot of skilled surgeons who will be putting their heart and soul into solving the problem of Laxmi," said Dr. Sharan Patil, the lead surgeon in the operation. "It's going to take many, many hours on a continuous basis to operate on the baby. So, these issues definitely make it complex."

Patil put the risk of losing Lakshmi between 20 and 25 percent.

Doctors at Sparsh Hospital in Bangalore, where Lakshmi is undergoing surgery, said she is popular among the medical staff and other patients.

"She's a very cute girl," Dr. Patil Mamatha said. "She's very playful and gets along well with others."

The hospital's foundation is paying for the operation because the girl's family could not afford the medical bills, Mamatha said. A team of 30 doctors was participating in the surgery.

Girl with 8 limbs has successful surgery

This pictures shows two-year-old Lakshmi with her parents and her brother Poonam.
She was born with eight limbs and doctors have been carrying out a 40-hour operation to save her life.

Surgeons at the Sparsh Hospital in Bangalore, India, agreed to carry out the ?100,000 procedure and foot the bill.

She is joined to a "parasitic twin" who stopped developing in her mother's womb, while the surviving foetus absorbed the limbs, kidneys and other body parts of the undeveloped foetus.

it has also emerged that Lakshmi's parents had to keep her in hiding after a circus allegedly tried to buy her.

Lakshmi is named after the four-armed Hindu goddess of wealth, and some people in her poor village in the northern state of Bihar revere her as a goddess.

The operation is made more complicated because the two spines are merged, the girl has four kidneys, entangled nerves, two stomach cavities and two chest cavities.

But a hospital spokesman said: "We have high hopes of everything going fine and everything is going fine now."

The rare condition is called Ischiopagus.
Indian girl has extra limbs removed - CNN.com

This X-ray provided by the Sparsh Hospital (AP Photo/Sparsh Hospital)

This undated computed axial tomography (CT scan) (AP Photo/Sparsh Hospital)

In this undated computed axial tomography (CT scan)(AP Photo/Sparsh Hospital, HO)

Chief orthopedic surgeon Dr. Sharan Patil

Chief orthopedic surgeon Dr. Sharan Patil, right, (AP Photo/Mahesh Kumar A)

Members of the doctors' team after the completion of 24-hour operation shows 2-year-old Lakshmi after her surgery was completed, in Bangalore, India, Thursday, Nov. 8, 2007. Doctors in southern India have completed a grueling 24-hour operation on the young girl born with four arms and four legs that surgeons said will give the 2-year-old a chance at a normal life. (AP Photo/Mahesh Kumar A)

Learn Speaking Hindi Lesson 4

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 09:55:00 -0800

Hindi - Vowels 3,4

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 09:53:00 -0800

LESSON-4

Hindi - Vowels 2

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Hindi - Vowels 1

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Learn Speaking Hindi Lesson 3

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 09:49:00 -0800

Learn Hindi - Vocabulary: Numbers

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Learn Speaking Hindi Lesson2

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 09:46:00 -0800

Learn Speaking Hindi Lesson 1

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