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The 100 Hour War began on July 14, 1969 when El Salvador launched an attack on Honduras. The Organization of American States negotiated a ceasefire on July 18, which took full effect on July 20. Salvadoran troops withdrew from Honduras in early August.
This document summarizes several influential historical figures including Bhagat Kabir, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Christopher Paul Gardner, Akbar the Great, and Mother Teresa. It provides biographical details and highlights of each person's life work, including Kabir's emphasis on equality and fraternity, Bhutto's formation of Pakistan's first mass political party, Gardner's struggle with homelessness while raising his son, Akbar's religious tolerance as Mughal emperor, and Mother Teresa's life dedicated to serving the poor in Calcutta.
The document discusses various topics including:
1. A legend about a motorcycle that kept returning to the site of a fatal accident in Chotila, India, believed to be a godly miracle.
2. Proposed designs for the Indian national flag before independence.
3. Locations in Ahmedabad, India including spiritual and cultural sites like Yogi Hraday Kamal.
3. A legend about the musician Tansen and the raga that relieved his body of burns in Vadnagar, Gujarat.
The summary provides the high level context and essential information from the multiple sections of the original document in under 3 sentences.
David Lloyd is known as "Bumble" in the cricketing world due to the perceived similarity between his facial profile and the characters from the children's TV show "The Bumblies". The Bumblies were three friendly alien characters from the planet Bumble that featured in a series created by Michael Bentine in the 1960s. One of the Bumblies, Bumbly Two, was portrayed as being quite fat and jovial. Lloyd's nickname references his resemblance to this character from the show.
The 100 Hour War began on July 14, 1969 when El Salvador launched an attack on Honduras. The Organization of American States negotiated a ceasefire on July 18, which took full effect on July 20. Salvadoran troops withdrew from Honduras in early August.
This document summarizes several influential historical figures including Bhagat Kabir, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Christopher Paul Gardner, Akbar the Great, and Mother Teresa. It provides biographical details and highlights of each person's life work, including Kabir's emphasis on equality and fraternity, Bhutto's formation of Pakistan's first mass political party, Gardner's struggle with homelessness while raising his son, Akbar's religious tolerance as Mughal emperor, and Mother Teresa's life dedicated to serving the poor in Calcutta.
The document discusses various topics including:
1. A legend about a motorcycle that kept returning to the site of a fatal accident in Chotila, India, believed to be a godly miracle.
2. Proposed designs for the Indian national flag before independence.
3. Locations in Ahmedabad, India including spiritual and cultural sites like Yogi Hraday Kamal.
3. A legend about the musician Tansen and the raga that relieved his body of burns in Vadnagar, Gujarat.
The summary provides the high level context and essential information from the multiple sections of the original document in under 3 sentences.
David Lloyd is known as "Bumble" in the cricketing world due to the perceived similarity between his facial profile and the characters from the children's TV show "The Bumblies". The Bumblies were three friendly alien characters from the planet Bumble that featured in a series created by Michael Bentine in the 1960s. One of the Bumblies, Bumbly Two, was portrayed as being quite fat and jovial. Lloyd's nickname references his resemblance to this character from the show.
This document provides an overview of India's history, culture, and diversity. It discusses how India has been home to many ancient civilizations and was a center of learning as early as 700 BC at the Taxila University. It also summarizes India's contributions in many fields including mathematics, astronomy, health sciences, philosophy, art, and language. The document highlights India's social, religious, and linguistic diversity and how the country has advanced economically and technologically while maintaining the world's largest democracy.
This document provides biographical information on several influential women throughout history:
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- Mary Quant popularized the mini skirt in the 1960s and helped shape 1960s fashion.
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The document provides information about India's ancient civilization and its contributions to various fields like science, mathematics, medicine, and philosophy. It highlights important figures from India's history like Aryabhatta, Brahmagupta, Sushruta, and others who made significant discoveries centuries before their Western counterparts in fields such as astronomy, calculus, surgery, and more. It also briefly outlines India's diverse languages, religions, and cultural heritage.
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This document provides an overview of India, including its history, culture, and achievements. It notes that India has a 5000 year old civilization, over 1 billion people, and is the largest democracy in the world. It highlights several important figures and inventions that originated in India, such as Mahatma Gandhi, yoga, and the number zero. The document also briefly describes several major religious sites and cultural celebrations in India.
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Mary Shelley was a British novelist born in 1797 who is best known for her novel Frankenstein. Ada Lovelace was the daughter of Lord Byron and is considered the first computer programmer. Florence Nightingale was a nurse who founded modern nursing with her work during the Crimean War.
The document provides biographical information about several famous people:
Nelson Mandela, the former president of South Africa who won the Nobel Peace Prize; Leonardo DiCaprio, an American actor who has won multiple awards including Golden Globes; Oscar Pistorius, a South African athlete and double amputee who competed in the Olympics and was convicted of murder; and Isaac Newton, an English scientist who made seminal contributions to physics, mathematics, and astronomy such as discovering the laws of motion and universal gravitation.
India has greatly contributed to fields such as mathematics, astronomy, philosophy, medicine, and other areas of knowledge over thousands of years:
- India invented concepts such as the number system, place value, quadratic equations, and the value of pi, and developed fields like algebra, trigonometry, and calculus centuries before Europe.
- Ancient Indian astronomers calculated the time taken for earth to orbit the sun and explained the concept of eclipses thousands of years ago.
- Fields like Ayurveda, yoga, and various surgical techniques were developed in India, with the earliest systems of medicine and surgery found in ancient Indian texts.
- Other contributions include inventions like chess and advances in arts, lingu
- The Hindu Mahasabha has decided to commemorate November 15, the day Nathuram Godse was hanged, as 'Balidaan Diwas' or 'Sacrifice Day' at the district level across states. They will hold blood donation camps and distribute books by [unknown author] on this day.
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India has greatly contributed to fields such as mathematics, astronomy, philosophy, medicine, and other areas of knowledge over thousands of years:
- India invented the number system including zero. Many advances in sciences like calculus and trigonometry originated in India.
- Major developments in fields like astronomy, physics, surgery, and medical science came from ancient Indian scholars. The value of pi was first calculated in India.
- In addition to science and medicine, India influenced other domains with inventions like chess and contributions to arts, language, and philosophy through concepts like ahimsa and religious tolerance.
- Even today, India remains a global leader in many areas and over 30% of scientists and technicians in the
LinkedIn Strategic Guidelines for June 2024Bruce Bennett
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This document provides an overview of India's history, culture, and diversity. It discusses how India has been home to many ancient civilizations and was a center of learning as early as 700 BC at the Taxila University. It also summarizes India's contributions in many fields including mathematics, astronomy, health sciences, philosophy, art, and language. The document highlights India's social, religious, and linguistic diversity and how the country has advanced economically and technologically while maintaining the world's largest democracy.
This document provides biographical information on several influential women throughout history:
- Florence Nightingale was a pioneer nurse who founded the first nursing school and inspired the Red Cross.
- Mary Quant popularized the mini skirt in the 1960s and helped shape 1960s fashion.
- Aung San Suu Kyi is a Burmese politician and activist who spent nearly 20 years under house arrest for advocating democracy.
- Coco Chanel revolutionized fashion in the early 20th century by abandoning corsets and creating a more casual style that expressed women's freedom.
Science involves the systematic study of facts or truths through observation and experimentation. Scientists are experts in one or more areas of science. The document then profiles several prominent Indian scientists, including C.V. Raman, Homi Bhabha, Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar, Har Gobind Khorana, Abdul Kalam and Sanjeev Galande, and summarizes their educational backgrounds and contributions to fields like physics, astronomy, nuclear science, and biochemistry.
The term "Down Under" refers to Australia and New Zealand. It comes from the fact that Australia and New Zealand are located in the Southern Hemisphere. The famous boxing champion Kostya Tszyu was nicknamed "The Thunder from Down Under".
Sir Syed Ahmed Khan was a 19th century Muslim scholar and reformer from India who founded the Aligarh Movement. He advocated for Muslims to adopt modern education to improve their social and economic status under British rule. He established schools and the Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental College, now Aligarh Muslim University, to provide Western-style education to Muslims. The Aligarh Movement aimed to reduce tensions between Muslims and the British after the 1857 rebellion by promoting cooperation and modernization of Muslim society. Sir Syed Ahmed Khan is regarded as one of the most influential Muslim reformers in South Asia.
The document provides biographical information on 20 influential women from various fields including literature, civil rights activism, science, and politics. It includes details on their dates of birth and important life events. Many were pioneers and firsts in their respective areas as the first female vice presidential candidate, first African American woman in space, and others.
The document provides information about India's ancient civilization and its contributions to various fields like science, mathematics, medicine, and philosophy. It highlights important figures from India's history like Aryabhatta, Brahmagupta, Sushruta, and others who made significant discoveries centuries before their Western counterparts in fields such as astronomy, calculus, surgery, and more. It also briefly outlines India's diverse languages, religions, and cultural heritage.
This document provides an overview of Indian culture, history, and achievements. It discusses India's independence in 1947 and transition to a republic in 1950. It then summarizes key facts about India's population, government, religions, languages spoken, and economic status as a large democracy. The document highlights several important historical figures and leaders in India as well as notable scientific and mathematical discoveries that originated in India. It also briefly describes several religious and cultural festivals celebrated in India and some of its most famous landmarks and places of natural beauty.
The document lists various historical events that occurred on different dates in July relating to the Philippines. It mentions Cardinal Sin becoming the first Catholic prelate to visit Lithuania in 1987, the birthdates of important Filipino figures like pilots and doctors, the arrival of governors-general to the Philippines, the election of delegates to draft the 1935 Philippine Constitution, and the return of Jesuits to the Philippines after being expelled in 1767. The document provides a timeline of various political and religious events in Philippine history throughout the month of July.
This document provides an overview of India, including its history, culture, and achievements. It notes that India has a 5000 year old civilization, over 1 billion people, and is the largest democracy in the world. It highlights several important figures and inventions that originated in India, such as Mahatma Gandhi, yoga, and the number zero. The document also briefly describes several major religious sites and cultural celebrations in India.
This document contains a quiz with 16 multiple choice questions covering topics in history, mythology, cricket, and more. It provides the questions along with the corresponding answers at the end. The questions test knowledge about famous people like Mahatma Gandhi, Aruna Asaf Ali, and Daku Man Singh. They also cover scientific topics like the discovery of the meson particle and geographical areas like Chambal region in India.
Mary Shelley was a British novelist born in 1797 who is best known for her novel Frankenstein. Ada Lovelace was the daughter of Lord Byron and is considered the first computer programmer. Florence Nightingale was a nurse who founded modern nursing with her work during the Crimean War.
The document provides biographical information about several famous people:
Nelson Mandela, the former president of South Africa who won the Nobel Peace Prize; Leonardo DiCaprio, an American actor who has won multiple awards including Golden Globes; Oscar Pistorius, a South African athlete and double amputee who competed in the Olympics and was convicted of murder; and Isaac Newton, an English scientist who made seminal contributions to physics, mathematics, and astronomy such as discovering the laws of motion and universal gravitation.
India has greatly contributed to fields such as mathematics, astronomy, philosophy, medicine, and other areas of knowledge over thousands of years:
- India invented concepts such as the number system, place value, quadratic equations, and the value of pi, and developed fields like algebra, trigonometry, and calculus centuries before Europe.
- Ancient Indian astronomers calculated the time taken for earth to orbit the sun and explained the concept of eclipses thousands of years ago.
- Fields like Ayurveda, yoga, and various surgical techniques were developed in India, with the earliest systems of medicine and surgery found in ancient Indian texts.
- Other contributions include inventions like chess and advances in arts, lingu
- The Hindu Mahasabha has decided to commemorate November 15, the day Nathuram Godse was hanged, as 'Balidaan Diwas' or 'Sacrifice Day' at the district level across states. They will hold blood donation camps and distribute books by [unknown author] on this day.
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- India invented the number system including zero. Many advances in sciences like calculus and trigonometry originated in India.
- Major developments in fields like astronomy, physics, surgery, and medical science came from ancient Indian scholars. The value of pi was first calculated in India.
- In addition to science and medicine, India influenced other domains with inventions like chess and contributions to arts, language, and philosophy through concepts like ahimsa and religious tolerance.
- Even today, India remains a global leader in many areas and over 30% of scientists and technicians in the
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3. Born on August 980 A.D. in the village of Afshana,
Turkistan.
Early education was religious.
At age of thirteen he began to study medicine.
Document the anatomy of the human eye .
Presented the “ Galen theory ” .
4. Recognized cancer as a tumor.
Discovered cancer treatment.
(Hindiba)
Introduced the use of leech for medical
purposes.
Died in 1037 A.D At the age of 56
6. Born on 1928 in Bantva in Gujarat, British India.
At the 19 his mother died.
At the time of partition Edhi and his family migrated to
Pakistan.
Starting charity work in 1947.
Foundation of edhi Foundation in 1951.
7. AIMS OF EDHI .
CHARITY WORK .
PERSONAL LIFE .
Died in 2016.
9. Born on 569 B.C on the island of Samos.
Life routine.
Pythagoras spent most of his early childhood at Samos.
Contributions .
Pythagoras believed that everything was related to
mathematics.
10. He also taught that the Earth was a sphere
at the center of the Cosmos.
Pythagoras is most famous for his concept
of geometry.
Pythagoras was married to Theano.
Pythagorean theorem.
Died in 475 B.C.
12. Musa al-Khwarizmi was born in Persia of that time around
780.
He was a Persian mathematician, Astronomer, Astrologer,
and Geographer.
Scholar in the House of Wisdom in Baghdad
13. Developed the concept of the algorithm in mathematics .
Al-Khwarizmi’s algebra is regarded as the foundation and cornerstone
of the sciences.
Works out several hundred simple quadratic equations by analysis as
well as by geometrical example.
He also worked on Astronomy.
14. Covered calendars.
Calculated true positions of the sun, moon and planets.
Calculated tables of sines and tangents.
Concept of Algorithm and Logarithms.
Musa al-Khwarizmi died on 850.
16. Born on December 25, 1724 in England.
John Mitchell worked on
Inverse Square Law of Magnetism.
Artificial Magnets.
Earthquakes.
Stars Are Not Distributed Randomly.
Weighting the Earth.
Prediction of Black Holes.
Torsion balance.
John Mitchell died age 68 on April 29, 1793 in Yorkshire.
18. He was born on 14th February A.D. 1483 in Foreghana.
Zahiruddin Muhammad Babur was the founder of the Mughal Empire.
His father Umar Shaikh Mirza was the ruler of Forghana.
KNOWN FOR
The Battle of Panipat (April 20 A.D. 1526)
The Battle of Khanwa.
Battle of Ghaghra.
Babur died at the age of 47 on 5 January 1531 and was succeeded by his
eldest son, Humayun.
20. Born in Mumbai on 18 October, 1965.
Dr. Naik graduated from Kishinchand Chellaram College.
He Founded IRF (Islamic Research Foundation) In 1991.
He Has Received Several Awards and Recognition for his Services to Promote
Islam.
His Speeches and Teachings Have Inspired Terror Suspects Over the Years.
Naik’s Aim and Mission is to concentrate on the Educated Muslims
22. Born July 7, 1981 in Ranchi.
Liked cricket form childhood but played football.
Liked Adam Gilchrist.
Worked as a ticket collector.
Debut in cricket in 2004.
23. Became one of the most famous
cricketer.
The only captain to win all the
ICC events.
Example of true patriot.
28. Born on October 15, 1964.
His family was poor.
His story of REJECTION.
Founder and chairman of Ali baba.
Net worth of 42.2 billion dollars.
30. Born on January 21, 1910 in Budapest.
He joined the Hungarian Army.
He became world-class pistol shooter.
He won 35 Hungarian national
shooting championships.
Always wanted to win Olympic gold
medals.
31. Faulty hand grenade accident.
Will to win.
Surprised everyone by wining
two gold medals in one event.
Died on January 5, 1976.
33. Born in Atlanta on 15 January 1929.
College in Atlanta and university in
Pennsylvania.
Influenced by Gandhi’s philosophy of
non-violent protest.
At the age of 24, King married
Coretta Scott
34. Montgomery bus Boycott
Civil Rights Movement.
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
(SCLC).
The March on Washington.
Civil Rights Act.
35. Nobel price winner.
Died on April 4th, 1968,
Symbol of America’s fight for
justice and racial equality
37. Born on December 5, 1901 in Chicago,
Illinois.
Liked to study but worked as well.
Disney developed his interest in
drawing.
Took art classes to pursue his carrier.
38. He was rejected many times.
Started from on Laugh-o-Gram.
“MICKEY MOUSE”.
Worked his way to the best animator.
Started his own Disney Studio.
Made movies like Cinderella, Peter Pan, Allice in Wonderland.
39. Won 26 academic awards.
Made his dream’s DISNEY WORLD.
Gained popularity all over the
world.
Died on December 15, 1966.
41. Born on 24 June 1987, in Rosario,
Argentina.
Love for football since the early age.
Growth hormone deficiency (GHD).
Trials for FC Barcelona.
42. Rise to stardom.
Name in Guinness world record.
Other amazing records.
860 Goals and Assists.
32 carrier trophies.
44. UNICEF Ambassador of Spain.
More than 3.5 million Euros donated.
Hospital Refurbishments.
Support for Puerto Rico.
School for 1600 children in Syria.
46. Born in 6 July 1935 – 18 March 2013).
He belong to the well educated family of Calcutta.
Pakistani fighter pilot.
Little Dragon.
Squadron Leader (Commander of No 11 Squadron )
Highly experienced pilot.
In 1965 who was awarded the Sitara-e-Jurat ("The star of
courage")
Downed five Indian aircraft on 7th September 1965.
In less than a minute — the first four within 30 Seconds.
47. PAF Museum in Karachi.
During his speech in Karachi university he told that
during fight he saw a spiritual force coming from the sky
which is the cause of their success against the enemies.
Alam was died in 18th March 2013 at the age of 77.
48. ALL PAKISTANI NATION MARTYRED
• Aitzaz Hassan Bangash Shaheed:
• He was a Pakistani school boy
• Entering his school of 2,000 students at on January 2014.
• He sacrificed his own life to save the lives of hundreds of his
peers.
• He was awarded by Sitara-e-Shujaat.
49. 1. Captain Muhammad Sarwar Shaheed
Punjab Regiment
Date of Shahadat : 27th July 1948
2. Major Tufail Mohammad Shaheed
Punjab Regiment
Date of Shahadat : 7th August 1958
3. Major Raja Aziz Bhatti Shaheed
Punjab Regiment
Date of Shahadat : 10th September 1965
4. Pilot Officer Rashid Minhas Shaheed
Pakistan Air Force
Date of Shahadat : 20th August 1971
51. Born : 9th September , 1929
Nationality : German-Pakistan
Occupation: German born Pakistani Physician
Servings: She serve in Pakistan by fighting against
the Leprosy.
Devoted the last 50 years of her life to fighting
Leprosy in Pakistan.
52. Started with medical treatment in a hut in a slum quarter in
Karachi
Collected donations in Germany and Pakistan and Cooperated with
hospitals in Rawalpindi and Karachi, Pakistan
Dr. Ruth was give the tittle such as the “Pakistan’s Mother Teresa”
on the basis of his work for the humanity with in Pakistan
Dr. Ruth was a symbol of selflessness and devotion.
53. Ruth can work continuously by making the respect of
humanity
Which can make him the proud for the upcoming nation.
It can also be responsible for making concept among the
people to living for others.
The death of was considered as great loss to humanity.
55. Born in Chakwal, Pakistan.
Motivational speaker.
Motivated and influenced thousands of people.
The first person to tell me about importance of life.
Gave me my confidence.