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Thursday, October 21, 2010

SOME thing to lick tongue.


Jhangora ki KheerJhangora is a cereal that is only found in Uttrakhand hills. Being sweet in taste it is a favorite dish if localities. It is prepared with milk, sugar, dry fruits and Jhangora.
Bal MithaiIt is a very popular sweet dish of this fascinating region. It is high on taste as well as nutritious. It is a favorite dish and like by everyone.
SingoriAnother tasty sweet which is a specialty of Kumaon and is prepared from Khoya (Condensed Milk) and coconut. A special feature of this sweet is that is requires a leaf named 'Molu" which is found in the hills of Uttrakhand.
Singal

It is a high calorie sweet. Its specially is that it is only prepared during festivals. It is local sweet snack. Banana is also used in this dish.

Pakwaan (Dishes for special occasions)

  • Singal
  • Pua
  • Maal Pua
  • Besan Bhadela
Mandua ki RotiIt is a Chappati made of Mandua Flour, which is a local cereal and very high in fiber which makes it very nutritious.
LesuThis is a local preparation, which is served in Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner. This bread is eaten with a lot of Butter or Ghee. It can also be eaten with Curd and Mango Pickle or Mixed Pickle.
Kumaoni RaitaRaita in Kumaon is prepared in a very special way unlike Raita' made in other parts. It is mainly served at lunchtime and highly enriched with cucumber, mustard seeds, green chilies, coriander etc.

Other Raita Chutney
  • Khire ka raita
  • Nebu mooli ka raita
  • Daarim ki khatai
  • Aam ka fajitha
Sani Hui Mooli & NimbuMixture of radish, lemon, curd and paste of bhang seeds. It is usually eaten during winter seasons.
Bhaang Ki KhataiThis is very tasty sour Chutney, which is served with snacks and is also eaten with certain meals.
Mixed Dal SaladMixed Dal salad is taken as an appetizer. It is very delicious and nutritious too. It is serve before meals as it enhance hungry.
Sisunak SaagSisunak saag is enhanced by high nutritious value. The leaves from where this saag is prepared are locally known as "Bichhu Ghas". It is a green leafy vegetables dish and is liked by everyone.
Kaapa

This is a green curry that is served in lunch or dinner and is eaten with Bread, Pita, Roti & Boiled Rice. This is a dish, which is very sumptuous as well as nutritious since it is a special preparation of Spinach.

Saag and Sabzi (Vegetables)

  • Aalu Ke Gutke
  • Kaapa/li>
  • Paalak Tinri
  • Gaderi ke gutke
Alu ke GutkeAlu ke gutke is a typical Kumaon snacks and is enjoyed by all. The most exciting thing of this dish is the way of serving. Red fried chilies, coriander leaves and some time with tomatoes garnish it also. It is very spicy.
Alu Daal PakoraAlu Daal Pakora is served as a snack and is one of the favorite snacks of the locality of the Kumaon. It is served with chutney or tomato ketchup. It is an innovative food of Kumaon.
Wada Black GramWadas are pakoras (Dumplings) prepared with different Dals. It can be served along with chutney or ketchup. `
Rus Dal

Rus is a typical delicacy of Kumaon. It consists of a number of Dals. It gives the tasty flavor of every ingredient used and is a favorite dish of Kumaon people.

Ras Daal (Lentil soups)

  • Chudkani
  • Ras
  • Charanji
  • Dubuk (also called dubuka)
  • Bari Mungori
  • Naal bari
  • Kari
  • Baat
  • Bhatia Jaula
Gahat Ki DalThis is commonly prepared in every house in Kumaon. It is like curry and taken with rice.

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Sai Baba Ki Jai ho.................

Kerala - India


Shirdi Sairam Sansthan Dhakshina Shirdi
Thiruvilwamala, Trissur, Kerala

Shirdi Saibaba Mandir


Mr. Divakar D. Deo, 3 - D, Bay View Apts
Princess St. Fort, Cochin, Kerala

Muthalamada Sneham Charitable Trust


Puthan Veedu, Kambrathchalla,
Muthalamada PO, Palakkad Dist - 678507, Kerala

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

CSIR-UGC (NET) EXAM FOR AWARD OF JUNIOR RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP AND ELIGIBILITY FOR LECTURERSHIP

EXAM SCHEME FOR SINGLE PAPER CSIR-UGC NET Exam

FROM June 2011


CSIR-UGC NET Exam for Science stream is conducted by CSIR in the following areas: -

1. Chemical Sciences

2. Earth Sciences

3. Life Sciences

4. Mathematical Sciences

5. Physical Sciences


It has been decided to introduce Single Paper MCQ MCQ (Multiple Choice Question) based test from June 2011 exam. The pattern for the Single Paper MCQ test shall be as given below:-

> The MCQ test paper of each subject shall carry a maximum of 200 marks.

> The exam shall be for duration of three hours.

> The question paper shall be divided in three parts


Part 'A' shall be common to all subjects. This part shall be a test containing a maximum of 20 questions of General Science and Research Aptitude test. The candidates shall be required to answer any 15 questions of two marks each. The total marks allocated to this section shall be 30 out of 200


Part 'B' shall contain subject-related conventional MCQs. The total marks allocated to this section shall be 70 out of 200. The maximum number of questions to be attempted shall be in the range of 25-35.


Part 'C' shall contain higher value questions that may test the candidate's knowledge of scientific concepts and/or application of the scientific concepts. The questions shall be of analytical nature where a candidate is expected to apply the scientific knowledge to arrive at the solution to the given scientific problem. The total marks allocated to this section shall be 100 out of 200.


A negative marking for wrong answers, wherever required, shall be @ 25%


The new pattern shall be implemented from June, 2011 exam

Model Question Papers in the new format shall be made available along with Notification for the June, 2011 exam.


Gate Syllabus subjets

GATE 2011 Syllabus

GATE 2011 Syllabus
arrow Aerospace Engineering - AEarrow Information Technology - IT
arrow Agricultural Engineering - AGarrow Mathematics - MA
arrow Architecture and Planning - ARarrow Mechanical Engineering - ME
arrow Civil Engineering - CEarrow Mining Engineering - MN
arrow Chemical Engineering - CHarrow Metallurgical Engineering - MT
arrow Computer Science and Engineering - CSarrow Physics - PH
arrow Chemistry - CYarrow Production and Industrial Engineering - PI
arrow Electronics & Communication Engg. - ECarrow Pharmaceutical Sciences - PY
arrow Electrical Engineering - EEarrow Textile Engineering and Fibre Science - TF
arrow Geology and Geo-Physics - GGarrow Engineering Sciences - XE
arrow Instrumentation Engineering - INarrow Life Sciences - XL

GATE 2011 important dates


This GATE syllabus is a part of GATE 2011 Preparation: A complete Guide. I will be posting different GATE related useful posts for the students appearing for GATE Exam in 2011. I wrote few articles based on the questions of students who appeared for GATE in 2010 and took Bio-Tech admissions, please refer to A set of ‘Must Read’ articles for M.Tech aspirants for more details. Also you might be interested in Number of Students appeared in GATE 2010 and GATE 2010 Qualifying marks. Another good informative post is about Highest marks in GATE 2010.

The Important Dates for GATE 2011 are as follows.

GATE 2011application form or GATE 2011 Notification: Around Last week of September 2010

Last Date for submitting GATE 2011 Application Form: First Week of November 2010

Gate 2011 Exam Date: First weekend of Feb 2011

GATE 2011 Result Announcement: Mid of March 2011

M.Tech admissions 2011: Mid of March 2011 till July 2011

The list for GATE 2011 syllabus, GATE 2011 study material and other GATE 2011 preparation articles will be updated soon along with M.Tech admissions 2010 side by side.