Well sadly it’s gonna be the last installement of the trip being the last day. But, if you missed anything these here is what I have indexed you for rest of the parts right from the day we left…
Struggle of Kunzum Pass – Batal – Gramphu Road | Ladakh Mega MeetHarsh_Tanna
We woke up early morning as we had to traverse the Kunzum Pass to Gramphu route on this last day of the trip for most of us. I was already nuts thinking about the struggle we have to go through again in the car that did not have a torsion rod … It is surely going to be a challenge to travel through Batal – Chota Dhara road which is nothing but a river bed. However, we first need to go through Kunzum Pass to Batal.
The document summarizes Trevor Noah's experience growing up in apartheid South Africa, including an incident where his mother saved him and his brother from being killed. They had taken an unregulated minibus, whose violent driver threatened them for being Xhosa. His mother threw Noah and his brother from the speeding vehicle to escape. They survived and outran the men chasing them on foot. The document also provides historical context on how apartheid in South Africa developed over centuries as a highly advanced system of racial oppression through extensive surveillance and laws.
1) Three children find an injured cuttlefish creature that crashed near their park in a glass bubble. They take it to a professor who can communicate with it.
2) Using the professor's inventions, they learn the cuttlefish is an explorer from the deep sea who is being pursued by a mysterious "Agency man".
3) The children help the cuttlefish return to the ocean. They also free an octopus they had befriended. Both creatures escape the Agency man.
1) A man pushes an old man onto the side of the road, leaving him wounded as it rains.
2) The narrator has a change of heart and decides to help the old man instead of leaving him, though he will be late meeting his wife.
3) The narrator brings the old man to his home for dinner, though he knows his wife will be angry about being late.
The narrator finds a runaway dog named Dominoe who is malnourished and skittish. They bond while walking in the woods, but one day Dominoe disappears after the narrator talks with a friend. The narrator searches for hours and plans to continue looking every day until found. That night, Dominoe is waiting by the car. The narrator realizes their responsibility extends beyond just themselves. They travel across the country with Dominoe, have adventures, and make a home, though Dominoe passes away a few years later.
Struggle of Kunzum Pass – Batal – Gramphu Road | Ladakh Mega MeetHarsh_Tanna
We woke up early morning as we had to traverse the Kunzum Pass to Gramphu route on this last day of the trip for most of us. I was already nuts thinking about the struggle we have to go through again in the car that did not have a torsion rod … It is surely going to be a challenge to travel through Batal – Chota Dhara road which is nothing but a river bed. However, we first need to go through Kunzum Pass to Batal.
The document summarizes Trevor Noah's experience growing up in apartheid South Africa, including an incident where his mother saved him and his brother from being killed. They had taken an unregulated minibus, whose violent driver threatened them for being Xhosa. His mother threw Noah and his brother from the speeding vehicle to escape. They survived and outran the men chasing them on foot. The document also provides historical context on how apartheid in South Africa developed over centuries as a highly advanced system of racial oppression through extensive surveillance and laws.
1) Three children find an injured cuttlefish creature that crashed near their park in a glass bubble. They take it to a professor who can communicate with it.
2) Using the professor's inventions, they learn the cuttlefish is an explorer from the deep sea who is being pursued by a mysterious "Agency man".
3) The children help the cuttlefish return to the ocean. They also free an octopus they had befriended. Both creatures escape the Agency man.
1) A man pushes an old man onto the side of the road, leaving him wounded as it rains.
2) The narrator has a change of heart and decides to help the old man instead of leaving him, though he will be late meeting his wife.
3) The narrator brings the old man to his home for dinner, though he knows his wife will be angry about being late.
The narrator finds a runaway dog named Dominoe who is malnourished and skittish. They bond while walking in the woods, but one day Dominoe disappears after the narrator talks with a friend. The narrator searches for hours and plans to continue looking every day until found. That night, Dominoe is waiting by the car. The narrator realizes their responsibility extends beyond just themselves. They travel across the country with Dominoe, have adventures, and make a home, though Dominoe passes away a few years later.
The document contains a story written by four students about a gingerbread princess. In the story, a baker makes a gingerbread princess that comes to life and escapes from the oven. The gingerbread princess sings a song and goes on an adventure, meeting a fox and cow along the way. However, the cow gets tired and slows down, implying the gingerbread princess' adventure comes to an end. The document also includes a fractured fairy tale written by two of the students combining elements from Sleeping Beauty and other fairy tales.
The document summarizes Sarah Dessen's novels Dreamland, Keeping the Moon, and Someone Like You. It discusses key themes across the novels such as the protagonists overcoming internal struggles and boy problems, dealing with sensitive male adversaries, and the importance of building close relationships and the role of the mother. Each novel concludes with the protagonist gaining self-realization and resolution through building confidence and independence.
A woman had her bag snatched while waiting for her bank to open. Two men, Sophon and Suphot, witnessed the crime and gave chase on Sophon's motorcycle. They followed the thief through heavy traffic and were able to apprehend him with the help of bystanders before he could escape. The woman's money was returned safely. Both men refused a cash reward but helped the woman recover her stolen bag, risking their lives to help someone they did not know. They were later recognized for their heroic actions.
A couple was trying to go on vacation but had many transportation mishaps. They considered a cruise but the girlfriend was afraid to travel by sea after seeing Titanic. Their plane tickets were cancelled last minute. The bus station had no tickets available. They decided to travel by car, which broke down on the highway, forcing them to walk for hours to finally reach the beach, only to find it too crowded. Exhausted, they returned home without successfully starting their vacation.
The document is a story told in three parts between a man and a young woman at an urban music jam session. They use their imagination to tell an unfolding story about riding on the back of a large green mythical creature through a colorful forest. Their story explores themes of adventure, imagination, connection, and trusting one's inner guidance.
The short story introduces a man who is alone late at night waiting for a taxi. He gets into a taxi headed for Valencia but becomes anxious during the ride as the driver says nothing. His anxiety increases when the driver pulls something from the car that looks like a weapon. The man screams for the driver to stop, fearing for his safety. However, the car continues until the man demands to be let out. The story surprises the reader by revealing at the end that it was the driver, not the passenger, who felt threatened during the ride.
1) The document describes the author's experience at her first Black Bikers event in Myrtle Beach, where she rode on the back of motorcycles without a helmet along with her friends.
2) During their rides, the motorcycles went very fast and scared the author, though she pretended to enjoy it. She was nervous about the lack of safety gear.
3) Two months later, one of the riders from the event, Terry, was killed in a motorcycle accident where he was not wearing a helmet, demonstrating the danger of not using proper safety equipment. The author and her friends vowed never to ride without helmets after this tragedy.
Cosmic Battles: Death of a Medi (Epsode 1)fos.rm17
The evil apprentice Sedrin attacks, but the Medi knights fight their way through his forces. During a battle in space, one of the Medi, Quin, is killed by Sedrin. The other Medi, Ostaka, defeats Sedrin in an intense lightsaber duel. Before dying, Quin tells Ostaka to train the boy Ahsoka as the new chosen one to replace him. Ostaka agrees to train Ahsoka as the new Medi knight to fight future threats.
The healing power of nature is something different. The feeling of being on another beautiful country. A trip to one of the most tourist attraction in India. Ootty, Tamil Nadu, is the destination you'd love to be to refresh your soul and mind.
1) Raden Putra was the king of Jenggala kingdom who had a beautiful queen and jealous concubine. The concubine framed the queen for poisoning her which led to the queen's banishment.
2) The queen gave birth to a son, Cindelaras, in the woods and he was raised by his mother. Cindelaras had a singing rooster that revealed he was the son of Raden Putra.
3) Cindelaras bested challengers with his rooster in cockfights and went to the palace where his rooster revealed his identity, leading the king to reunite with his long-lost son and queen.
The document discusses the structure and characteristics of Spoof Text, a type of narrative text in English. Spoof Text aims to entertain readers with an unexpected twist or funny ending. It typically has three parts: 1) Orientation, which introduces the story, 2) Events, describing normal events, and 3) Twist, revealing an amusing reversal of the normal events. Some characteristics of Spoof Text include use of past tense verbs, action verbs, time/place adjectives, and chronological order. Examples of Spoof Text are provided to illustrate the three-part structure.
1) The story describes different feelings living on an island that begins to sink. All the feelings build boats to escape except for Love, who stays behind.
2) As the island sinks further, Love calls out to different feelings like Richness, Vanity, and Sadness for help, but they all refuse due to focusing on themselves.
3) Eventually, Time comes to Love's rescue and brings them to safety on dry land. Knowledge later explains that only Time could understand how valuable Love is.
Bored of carrying huge purses to everywhere...??Replace it with a trendy CLUTCH.Sloane Beck
Clutches provide a trendy alternative to boring bags and can complement one's personality. They are always in fashion, lighter than handbags, and force you to only carry essential cute items. While clutches can be used for everyday occasions when carried well, they are perfect for looking super different and stylish for work or school compared to boring outfits and bags. Therefore, smart girls know to choose a clutch purse over other options.
ARM Cyber Security is a recruiting firm that places cyber security professionals in contract, interim, and permanent roles within businesses in the UK, Europe, and beyond. They staff specialist consultants trained to understand client needs and requirements. The firm places professionals in a range of roles, including perimeter security, data loss prevention, identity and access management, threat and vulnerability management, incident response, mobile security, security incident and event management, governance risk and compliance, and forensics.
Tarek Abdel Zaher is applying for a job and has over 26 years of experience in the travel industry, most recently as Director of Sales & Marketing for Sadeem Travel in Saudi Arabia. He has a bachelor's degree in hotel and tourism management and brings strong knowledge of the local market in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and the GCC from his various roles. He is seeking a new challenge that matches his professional goals and utilizes his experience in sales, marketing, operations, and people management.
This document discusses the cultural characteristics and identification of cholera bacteria. It lists common media used such as nutrient agar, Mac-conkey agar, and blood agar. It also describes how to identify cholera through tests like the red reaction and indole formation. Cholera bacteria are classified and can form biofilms.
Nykky McCarley is a strategic leader and quality professional with over 15 years of experience in various engineering, validation, and management roles. She holds multiple certifications in quality engineering, management, and Lean Six Sigma. Her portfolio showcases her work history and accomplishments across technical problem-solving, team leadership, and public speaking.
The document discusses using the capabilities approach to evaluate social innovation projects funded by the European Social Fund (ESF). It provides guidance on developing calls for proposals that focus on individual well-being and development.
The capabilities approach defines well-being as individuals engaging in activities and conditions they value. Development expands opportunities for this, as well as individuals' ability to create opportunities themselves. Calls should fund projects demonstrating services that better support well-being and development in line with policy goals.
The document discusses using innovation via exploration, which focuses on challenges rather than predefined concepts, allowing phase 1 to provide inputs to decide on phase 2 funding. However, it notes some proposals may already have concepts, so exploration is not always needed.
Dudhsagar trek to the dudhsagar falls in goaSang Nila
People from various places from India as well as the world plan to reach the waterfalls by trekking. The first and the most important thing which is required is physical fitness and stamina.
Memorable Moments of Embarrassment (English) pdf.pdfOH TEIK BIN
A document presentation about some true accounts of amusing but embarrassing happenings during some trips and tours. For the edutainment of young and old alike. The texts are in English.
The document contains a story written by four students about a gingerbread princess. In the story, a baker makes a gingerbread princess that comes to life and escapes from the oven. The gingerbread princess sings a song and goes on an adventure, meeting a fox and cow along the way. However, the cow gets tired and slows down, implying the gingerbread princess' adventure comes to an end. The document also includes a fractured fairy tale written by two of the students combining elements from Sleeping Beauty and other fairy tales.
The document summarizes Sarah Dessen's novels Dreamland, Keeping the Moon, and Someone Like You. It discusses key themes across the novels such as the protagonists overcoming internal struggles and boy problems, dealing with sensitive male adversaries, and the importance of building close relationships and the role of the mother. Each novel concludes with the protagonist gaining self-realization and resolution through building confidence and independence.
A woman had her bag snatched while waiting for her bank to open. Two men, Sophon and Suphot, witnessed the crime and gave chase on Sophon's motorcycle. They followed the thief through heavy traffic and were able to apprehend him with the help of bystanders before he could escape. The woman's money was returned safely. Both men refused a cash reward but helped the woman recover her stolen bag, risking their lives to help someone they did not know. They were later recognized for their heroic actions.
A couple was trying to go on vacation but had many transportation mishaps. They considered a cruise but the girlfriend was afraid to travel by sea after seeing Titanic. Their plane tickets were cancelled last minute. The bus station had no tickets available. They decided to travel by car, which broke down on the highway, forcing them to walk for hours to finally reach the beach, only to find it too crowded. Exhausted, they returned home without successfully starting their vacation.
The document is a story told in three parts between a man and a young woman at an urban music jam session. They use their imagination to tell an unfolding story about riding on the back of a large green mythical creature through a colorful forest. Their story explores themes of adventure, imagination, connection, and trusting one's inner guidance.
The short story introduces a man who is alone late at night waiting for a taxi. He gets into a taxi headed for Valencia but becomes anxious during the ride as the driver says nothing. His anxiety increases when the driver pulls something from the car that looks like a weapon. The man screams for the driver to stop, fearing for his safety. However, the car continues until the man demands to be let out. The story surprises the reader by revealing at the end that it was the driver, not the passenger, who felt threatened during the ride.
1) The document describes the author's experience at her first Black Bikers event in Myrtle Beach, where she rode on the back of motorcycles without a helmet along with her friends.
2) During their rides, the motorcycles went very fast and scared the author, though she pretended to enjoy it. She was nervous about the lack of safety gear.
3) Two months later, one of the riders from the event, Terry, was killed in a motorcycle accident where he was not wearing a helmet, demonstrating the danger of not using proper safety equipment. The author and her friends vowed never to ride without helmets after this tragedy.
Cosmic Battles: Death of a Medi (Epsode 1)fos.rm17
The evil apprentice Sedrin attacks, but the Medi knights fight their way through his forces. During a battle in space, one of the Medi, Quin, is killed by Sedrin. The other Medi, Ostaka, defeats Sedrin in an intense lightsaber duel. Before dying, Quin tells Ostaka to train the boy Ahsoka as the new chosen one to replace him. Ostaka agrees to train Ahsoka as the new Medi knight to fight future threats.
The healing power of nature is something different. The feeling of being on another beautiful country. A trip to one of the most tourist attraction in India. Ootty, Tamil Nadu, is the destination you'd love to be to refresh your soul and mind.
1) Raden Putra was the king of Jenggala kingdom who had a beautiful queen and jealous concubine. The concubine framed the queen for poisoning her which led to the queen's banishment.
2) The queen gave birth to a son, Cindelaras, in the woods and he was raised by his mother. Cindelaras had a singing rooster that revealed he was the son of Raden Putra.
3) Cindelaras bested challengers with his rooster in cockfights and went to the palace where his rooster revealed his identity, leading the king to reunite with his long-lost son and queen.
The document discusses the structure and characteristics of Spoof Text, a type of narrative text in English. Spoof Text aims to entertain readers with an unexpected twist or funny ending. It typically has three parts: 1) Orientation, which introduces the story, 2) Events, describing normal events, and 3) Twist, revealing an amusing reversal of the normal events. Some characteristics of Spoof Text include use of past tense verbs, action verbs, time/place adjectives, and chronological order. Examples of Spoof Text are provided to illustrate the three-part structure.
1) The story describes different feelings living on an island that begins to sink. All the feelings build boats to escape except for Love, who stays behind.
2) As the island sinks further, Love calls out to different feelings like Richness, Vanity, and Sadness for help, but they all refuse due to focusing on themselves.
3) Eventually, Time comes to Love's rescue and brings them to safety on dry land. Knowledge later explains that only Time could understand how valuable Love is.
Bored of carrying huge purses to everywhere...??Replace it with a trendy CLUTCH.Sloane Beck
Clutches provide a trendy alternative to boring bags and can complement one's personality. They are always in fashion, lighter than handbags, and force you to only carry essential cute items. While clutches can be used for everyday occasions when carried well, they are perfect for looking super different and stylish for work or school compared to boring outfits and bags. Therefore, smart girls know to choose a clutch purse over other options.
ARM Cyber Security is a recruiting firm that places cyber security professionals in contract, interim, and permanent roles within businesses in the UK, Europe, and beyond. They staff specialist consultants trained to understand client needs and requirements. The firm places professionals in a range of roles, including perimeter security, data loss prevention, identity and access management, threat and vulnerability management, incident response, mobile security, security incident and event management, governance risk and compliance, and forensics.
Tarek Abdel Zaher is applying for a job and has over 26 years of experience in the travel industry, most recently as Director of Sales & Marketing for Sadeem Travel in Saudi Arabia. He has a bachelor's degree in hotel and tourism management and brings strong knowledge of the local market in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and the GCC from his various roles. He is seeking a new challenge that matches his professional goals and utilizes his experience in sales, marketing, operations, and people management.
This document discusses the cultural characteristics and identification of cholera bacteria. It lists common media used such as nutrient agar, Mac-conkey agar, and blood agar. It also describes how to identify cholera through tests like the red reaction and indole formation. Cholera bacteria are classified and can form biofilms.
Nykky McCarley is a strategic leader and quality professional with over 15 years of experience in various engineering, validation, and management roles. She holds multiple certifications in quality engineering, management, and Lean Six Sigma. Her portfolio showcases her work history and accomplishments across technical problem-solving, team leadership, and public speaking.
The document discusses using the capabilities approach to evaluate social innovation projects funded by the European Social Fund (ESF). It provides guidance on developing calls for proposals that focus on individual well-being and development.
The capabilities approach defines well-being as individuals engaging in activities and conditions they value. Development expands opportunities for this, as well as individuals' ability to create opportunities themselves. Calls should fund projects demonstrating services that better support well-being and development in line with policy goals.
The document discusses using innovation via exploration, which focuses on challenges rather than predefined concepts, allowing phase 1 to provide inputs to decide on phase 2 funding. However, it notes some proposals may already have concepts, so exploration is not always needed.
Dudhsagar trek to the dudhsagar falls in goaSang Nila
People from various places from India as well as the world plan to reach the waterfalls by trekking. The first and the most important thing which is required is physical fitness and stamina.
Memorable Moments of Embarrassment (English) pdf.pdfOH TEIK BIN
A document presentation about some true accounts of amusing but embarrassing happenings during some trips and tours. For the edutainment of young and old alike. The texts are in English.
The document provides a summary of a road trip taken by a group from India to visit neighboring countries Nepal, Myanmar, and Bhutan over the course of 18 days. Some key details:
- They traveled in 4 Nissan Terranos, crossing international borders 8 times as they moved between the 4 countries.
- In Nepal, they visited Kathmandu and explored temples like Boudhanath Stupa. They drove into the mountains to the village of Daman.
- They were unable to visit Bangladesh due to political unrest and instead went to Myanmar, driving through Northeast India. In Myanmar they visited Mandalay and Bagan temple ruins.
- Their trip to Bhutan was cut short but
This document is a travel journal from 2013 written by Milind Jagre. It summarizes four key travel experiences from that year: [1] Milind's first flight from Pune to Bangalore in August, which sparked his interest in traveling; [2] An October hike up Kudremukh National Park where he discovered his love of hiking; [3] A fun night out with friends at a cafe in November that strengthened their friendships; [4] A New Year's Eve party at Milind's apartment in Bangalore to celebrate 2013. The journal provides details about Milind's experiences and reflections on how these events were impactful firsts or brought him closer to friends and nature.
Darjeeling Tour from Bangladesh Experience Everything.docxImran Topu Sardar
Want to travel Darjeeling from Bangladesh? It is located in West Bengal, India at an altitude of 7,100 feet. Located in the foothills of the Himalayas, this city is cool almost throughout the year. Known as the heaven of clouds, Darjeeling is recognized worldwide for its scenic beauty, tea and railways. Thousands of tourists flock to Darjeeling every year to witness the incomparable beauty of Kanchenjunga and the sunrise at Tiger Hill, as well as numerous sightseeing spots in Darjeeling.
The guide is from TravelMate Bangladesh. https://imranx.com
Amitabh Bachchan visited Pench National Park in Madhya Pradesh for a wildlife conservation TV event. Large crowds gathered hoping to see the famous actor, disrupting normal park activities. During Bachchan's jeep safari, other visitors abandoned searching for animals to try to see him, causing traffic jams. He remained calm and waved to the large crowds despite safety concerns. The author also guided Ted Turner, founder of CNN, who surprisingly carried bags and lacked pretense, just wanting to see a tiger in the wild.
The document summarizes the author's trip with family to Solapur-Wadi-Bijapur in India. They visited the author's ancestral deity in Wadi, which had a black idol with silver embellishments. They found the temple peaceful with few visitors. They then took a train to Bijapur, passing simple folk on the journey. In Bijapur they visited the Gol Gumbaz tomb with its large dome and whispering gallery. They briefly saw a large statue of Lord Shiva before going to the author's aunt's village to spend the night. The author also visited their grandparents' village of Maindargi and recalled memories from their childhood there during school breaks. The author hopes they have not exceeded
The document summarizes the author's trip with family to Solapur-Wadi-Bijapur in India. They visited the author's ancestral deity in Wadi, which had a black idol with silver embellishments. They found the temple peaceful with few visitors. They then took a train to Bijapur, passing simple folk on the journey. In Bijapur they visited the Gol Gumbaz tomb with its large dome and whispering gallery. They briefly saw a large statue of Lord Shiva before going to the author's aunt's village to spend the night. The author also visited their grandparents' village of Maindargi and recalled memories from their childhood there without electricity. The author hopes they have not exceeded the
Best Experience at Jaisalmer Trip by Car - Work & LeisureWork And Leisure
1) Six couples and three kids took a road trip from Delhi to Jaisalmer over 20 hours, stopping frequently for meals, sightseeing, and fun activities.
2) Highlights included visiting the Jaisalmer war museum, Longewala border memorial, Tanaut Mata temple, and playing in the sand dunes at Camp-e-Khas.
3) The group bonded over the journey, with late night drives in the desert being a particular highlight before returning home with lasting memories.
The document summarizes the author's first month traveling in India. Some key details include:
- They arrived in New Delhi on November 23rd after a long flight from London and were greeted by staff from their host organization.
- They spent their first 4 nights in Haryana waiting for another staff member to arrive while getting acquainted with the local culture and transportation like auto rickshaws.
- The author and another traveler took a train to Bhubaneswar, dealing with some attempts to scam them for tickets, and experienced crowded conditions during the overnight journey.
- They were happy to arrive at their destination in Orissa and begin their work with the local non-profit organization,
The narrator receives a call late at night from his friend Madhu who has just arrived from the US. Madhu is lost trying to find the narrator's home, so the narrator gives him directions. When Madhu arrives, the narrator learns that Madhu's engagement has been cancelled. The narrator and others gather at their friend Shankar's house. Madhu appears disappointed and depressed about the cancelled engagement. The narrator brings alcohol to the gathering as they try to comfort Madhu and understand what happened.
Mahindra Xylo - India Is My Home-Stay, Prabha & Harsha KodaMahindra & Mahindra
"Our first really looooong trip in our new Xylo -Haliaetus, christened after the brown-n white sea eagle that lives in the coastal regions. Now, our white Xylo with brown interiors lives in Chennai with us and glides like an eagle on the Indian highways. Can't call it a car... feels like one, drives like one... but it is a MUV/ SUV hybrid... love the space, love the clearance... just love Haliaetus."
- India Is My Home-Stay, Prabha & Harsha Koda (http://www.waitforside.com)
My First Job... Published in Deccan Chronicle IndiaALOK Bharadwaj
Dr. Alok Bharadwaj recalls his first job starting in Mumbai in 1985 with Tata Group. On his first day, heavy rains caused transportation issues and the office was closed. This taught him about working life in Mumbai. During his posting in Chandigarh, he learned about bounced checks and payment negotiation from dealers. His first customer event in Ludhiana had low attendance since convenience was not considered in planning. During a trip to Western UP, heavy rain stranded his car and he spent the night in a village, learning from the experience. Comparing luxury hotel stays to his early career taught him about contrasts in life experiences.
Naseem Mayanad is a poor boy from Afghanistan who lives with his family in a village. His family can only afford to eat bread once a day and he must walk long distances every day to collect water for the village. When his father is taken by a money lender due to an unpaid debt, Naseem and his friends go to work in a brick factory to earn money to pay off the debt. They work long hours in difficult conditions. After paying off the debt, one of Naseem's friends dies in an accident at the factory. Naseem then reports the money lender to a children's rights group for his unfair treatment, and the money lender is arrested.
This document contains summaries of several types of texts in Indonesian, including:
1. A recount of a trip to Bandung by some friends over a weekend.
2. A folk tale from West Java about Sangkuriang and his mother Dayang Sumbi.
3. A spoof about a farmer trying to milk his cow.
4. An analytical exposition about how corruption has become an ingrained culture in Indonesia.
This document contains summaries of several different text types in Indonesian, including:
1. A recount of a trip to Bandung by some friends over a weekend.
2. A folk tale from West Java about Sangkuriang and his mother Dayang Sumbi.
3. A spoof story about a farmer trying to milk his cow.
4. An analytical exposition about how corruption has become an ingrained culture in Indonesia.
The document describes the author's trip to climb Mount Prau in Central Java, Indonesia. It details the planning process, including getting tickets and equipment at cheap prices. The journey involved taking a train then bus to reach the mountain. Upon arrival, they registered, prayed for safety, and hiked to the summit in time to see the sunrise. The author was happy with the trip and felt their efforts were rewarded with the beautiful views.
The document describes the author's trip to climb Mount Prau in Central Java, Indonesia. It details the planning process, including getting tickets and equipment at cheap prices. The journey involved taking a train and bus to reach the mountain. Upon arrival, they registered, prayed for safety, and hiked to the summit in time to see the sunrise. The author was happy with the trip and felt their efforts were rewarded with the beautiful views.
The document describes the author's trip to climb Mount Prau in Central Java, Indonesia. It details the planning process, including getting tickets and equipment at cheap prices. The journey involved taking a train and bus to reach the mountain. Upon arrival, they registered, prayed for safety, and hiked to the summit in time to see the sunrise. The author was satisfied with the trip and views from the top of Mount Prau.
Naseem Mayanad is a young boy living in a poor village in Afghanistan. His family can only afford to eat bread once a day and he must walk long distances every day to collect water for his village. When his father is taken by a money lender due to an unpaid debt, Naseem and his friends go to work in a brick factory to earn money to pay off the debt. They work long hours in difficult conditions. After paying off the debt, one of Naseem's friends dies in an accident at the factory. Naseem then reports the money lender to a children's rights group for unfair treatment, and the money lender is arrested.
Similar to Delhi to tirthan & kinnaur valley adventurism – 6 (20)
NTSE Stands for National Talent Search Examination which is a national level endeavor to find and reward talent at its early stage and provide ample opportunities for the complete growth and development of the individuals.
Indian Air Force invites innovative and daring Female/male Indian Citizens as per the Citizenship Act 1955 to join as Commissioned Officers for the following air force jobs in Flying, Technical and Ground Duty branches which will begin in July 2016.
National Defense Academy (NDA) is the First Gate of Entry for the students aspiring for the glorious as well as adventurous career in Indian Armed Forces.
Out of the total seats available in these institutions, 85% are reserved for candidates belonging to the Delhi Region while 15% are for those who belong to outside Delhi. Below are given the disciplines that are being offered under this common counseling:
The Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana (KVPY) is a national scholarship program funded by the Government of India's Department of Science and Technology. It aims to support students showing aptitude for research careers in science. Students in Class 11, 12, or 1st year undergraduate programs in basic sciences can apply. If selected, scholars receive monthly stipends and annual contingency grants of Rs. 5000-7000 and Rs. 20,000-28,000 respectively for undergraduate and postgraduate studies at top research institutes across India. The program includes opportunities like direct admission to institutes, summer camps, lab access, and fellowship renewal based on academic performance.
Jamia Millia Islamia University conducts the Jamia Millia Islamia Engineering Entrance Examination (JMIEEE) to admit students to 350 seats across 5 engineering programs - Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics & Communication, and Computer Engineering. The application period for JMIEEE 2015 was until May 04, 2015 and the exam will be held on June 13, 2015. The exam will be 3 hours, include objective questions from Physics, Chemistry and Math, and have negative marking. Results will be declared by June 30, 2015 on the university website. Shortlisted candidates will be interviewed and merit lists will be displayed to fill the engineering seats.
The National Talent Search Examination (NTSE) is an annual scholarship examination started in 1963 by the National Council of Education Research and Training. Once students qualify for the NTSE scholarship, they receive benefits till completing their studies regardless of parental income or domicile, as long as they maintain over 60% marks. The exam has two stages - stage 1 is conducted by states and stage 2 is conducted nationally. Scholarship amounts are Rs. 1250 per month for classes 11-12, Rs. 2000 per month for undergraduate/postgraduate studies, and determined by UGC for Ph.D. Scholarships are paid directly to awardees' joint accounts and may be forfeited for dropping below first class marks, studying abroad
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Delhi to tirthan & kinnaur valley adventurism – 6
1. Delhi to Tirthan&Kinnaur Valley | Adventurism – 6
Well sadly it’sgonna be the last installement of the trip being the last day. But, if you missed anything
these here is what I have indexed you for rest of the parts right from the day we left…Don’t miss the Day-
2 action if you have missed…
Night 1 – 22nd April, 2010 | Delhi to Kufri, Fagu
Day 1 – 23rd April, 2010 | Galu, Kufri to Kalpa, Kinnaur Valley
Day 2 – 24th April, 2010 | Kalpa, Kinnaur Valley
Day 3 – 25th April, 2010 | Kalpa, Kinnaur Valley to Shoja
Day 4 – 26th April, 2010 | Shoja to Tirthan Valley
Day 5 – 27th April, 2010 | Tirthan Valley to Delhi
Well it was a lovely morning at Tirthan Valley and everyone was looking forward for the day in the lap of
Great Himalayan National Park. Unfortunately, the call from office was about to fall on the plans. There
was some seriously urgent work at office and I knew my manager would never insisted me if it wasn’t
urgent, so I had to leave back home for the same to join office the very next day, even if it meant a
continuous long drive. We had some disappointment at last on not seeing the inner boundaries (at
least the waterfall that were planned today) of Trithan Valley and may be it was a reason to dedicate a trip
just to Tirthan Valley sometime ahead. A preview…
2. It was early morning and was time for some clicks of the Trithan River…I went to have walk around the
rocks and almost got hypnotized by the calmness of the river and place. The music of flowing Tirthan
River still trance me up. The early soothing morning sitting besides such river, it was quite a feeling. I
captured some of the moments and here are they…
Good Morning Tirthan Valley…
9. After very prolonged nature and solo photo shoots, we were called for breakfast. Well again the breakfast
had a good taste especially the eggs. I feel it’s was with the quality of eggs apart from the preparations.
After having it I called my manage once last time again just to make sure if it can be managed at office,
may be I can come over a weekend and do the job. But, talking to him and understanding the situation I
felt it cannot. He is probably the best guy I have worked with so far and won’t think anyone better in near
future, hence I made a call to head for home. (The case if he was not my manager I won’t have listened
to anyone else for taking such a pain of very long drive just to be present in office on an approved leave
:D). Well as other prepared to leave, some had last round of volleyball and I was busy settling the bill and
appreciating the conversation with Mr. Bhupinder Singh, the owner of River Side Resort. I must say that
these guys have done a remarkable job for getting their act together to build such a place. Very near to
civilization yet very near to mother nature, the place has got all that one ask for to make a perfect holiday
point. Being residing in delhi and yet managing such property to serve better and even better to tourist
at such reasonable rates is commendable in itself I just hope that as more and more people flood in to
Tirthan Valley, the River Side Resort maintains it standards, policies like flexible rules of check-in/ check-
out and remain flexible for number of people staying in one room, and the reasonable rates they offer. I
really wish that reasonable/decent rates are not the publicity strategies.
Enjoying Breakfast…
Well after a nice cup of tea with Mr. Bhupinder Singh it was time for us to say Good Bye. This time the
luggage would travel across the pulleys not humans being on the declined side and manually operated.
After all heavy breakfast demanded a nice little walk in the woods towards beautiful parking. We asked
everyone to wait for the cars after crossing the hanging bridge and we took the cars there. From there we
had to first pick the luggage from the front of the resort and came back to venture towards Aut Tunnel. It
10. was exactly 12.00 PM that we started to move towards Delhi and keeping in mind that it would surely take
12 hours to reach home. This time the route was other way around i.e. Tirthan – Larji – Aut- Mandi –
Bilaspur – Chandigarh – Ambala – Delhi and we knew that this highway is too good to relish.
A bit of shade in sun…
13. As we were short of fuel so Larji, where the Petrol Pump of the region lies had to be the first stop. We got
our tanks filled and bought some snacks along. There while cutting I didn’t see a big rock aside and got
my car’s bottom frame beneath the door, dented :(… But not much damage done. One the way towards
Auttunnel some beautiful pictures…
Irony or what??…Tree without leaves in the middle of water :shock:…
We left from there and everyone insisted for a stop at HPMC juice bar near Thalot, where the Hanuman
ji’s temple is present on the highway itself just before Pandoh, I beleive. We were already short of time
and some more got wasted in the shopping. This meant a skip of lunch so we did it. Till sunder nagar
highway was just in one gear mode and as soon as we reached Sunder Nagar the excellence of drive
started faded with the presence of trucks. As we reached ahead they even created there presence more
and more and once you reach Bilaspur their dominance pisses your journey. They drive like mad
elephants with so much load on their back and not letting you pass by on each and every curve. Most of
time it felt on each bend they plan to trouble the traffic behind and you are forced to drive behind them
waiting for the road to give you clear picture. One should be very careful over taking these beasts as you
never know the other side of the lane on a blind curve there would surely be one these beasts over taking
the other. It was seen so many times that I just dropped slightest idea of over taking them until and unless
I see the complete road (which I always follows, let’s be safe :)). We even found one the beast turned up
side down and that happened not much before we reached there. The jam killed almost 30 minutes.
16. My wife forced me to leave the driving seat and relax for the final few hours of the entire trip. It was the
first time I left the driver’s seat of my car in the entire trip after almost driving more than 1200 KMs. My
cousin took over and somehow we were in shock state by one incident when one truck almost from the
opposite lane tried to run come on to us or we managed to go into it …Anyhow that was gone we
were short of money as I didn’t en-cashed from ATM. We almost run out of money even for the Toll but
thankfully that was not too much, just 50 odd buck for both cars. After that we were empty but thankfully
at Roop Nagar we spotted an ATM and withdraw the money. Then again change of drivers on some silly
argument with a joke and as we were approaching Chandigarh an oil tanker gave us the pass and
suddenly moved in the lane…we shouted so many words in just second but since the speed was not that
high, brakes were managed in time. A wake up call and example of driving at safe speed. And of course I
always drive dZire in safe limits as it has one of the worst brakes of all Indian lots (at least mine) and
Maruti guys has no answer to that, very strange.
Our final stop was Neelkanth restaurant at Karnal where we had blasting dinner with lassi and after which
everyone slept. The food tasted great, and finally my wife realizing the mistake agreed on me taking the
driver seat. I kept driving for next few hours and just before Murthal as I was feeling too sleepy, I handed
over the car to my cousin who was driving at limited speed. Thanks to my wife as she was always awake
be it me or my cousin and ensured that driver don’t sleep by engulfing us in her chatter box (chit-chat)
:D…Finally at 12.30 AM we reached District Center, JanakPuri, Delhi which was the assembling point for
us. After exchanging the luggage, a good bye; my friends went home from there and 7 of us adjusted in
my dZire somehow to reach my home near Dwarka, Delhi at 1 A.M.. All had a sleep of a time that night
but I had to be present in the office next morning :sad:…
This concluded one of the remarkable trips of my lifetime. The trip had everything nature had to offer rain,
snow, sun, river, hills, plains, valleys, gorges, woods, etc…I hope it was pleasant reading and seeing for
all of you. Of course what’s more better than jotting your lovely memories here and sharing with all of you.
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