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India tour of England 2011    (Full Coverage) The Rahul Dravid journey in ODIs Bangalore, Fri, Sep 16 2011 , by Saurabh Somani Text Size Rahul Dravid will be appearing in the final ODI of what has been an eventful journey. [© Getty] Dravid's ODI deeds might not be as famous as his Test ones, but there were many glorious moments. [© AFP] In a short while from when this is being written, Rahul Dravid will have played his final One Day International match for India. It's not been quite as stupendous a journey as the one he has been through in Test matches, but finishing as the seventh highest run-scorer ever in the format says that it's not been as much of a struggle in ODIs either. And certainly not as much as it's often made out to be. Rahul Dravid had...

Lucknow Properties Lucknow properties were never so highly in demand before. The real estate of Lucknow is   one of the many booming sectors. The Lucknow property market has not just doubled in size but has also displayed an entire paradigm shift to a more contemporary real estate development form. One can find upscale properties coming up in different parts in and around Lucknow. Real estate giants like DLF, Omaxe , Sahara, Unitech, Ansal API, EmaarMGF, Parsvnath etc. are creaming her potential. Lucknow is one of the few Indian cities that follows vertical outgrowth plan like Delhi, Mumbai, Surat, Ghaziabad etc. The city boast handsome skyline in Gomti Nagar, Hazratganj and Kapoorthala. The highest under construction building is Sahara Hospital which will have 35 floors followed by Metro City(30 floors), Parshvanath Planet(25 floors) and Omaxe Heights(23 floors). Presently the highest buildings are Shakti Bhawan(21 floors) and OCR(20 floo...

Lucknow Food In North India, one of the most famous city for its delicious food is Lucknow. The traditional food of Lucknow was highly patronized by the Nawabs of Lucknow during their time, thus giving it a very royal touch. The royal chefs and cooks were trained to give that distinct royal touch and regal look to anything they cooked. Every detail was accounted for and it was made sure that the food looked fit for the Nawabs. Given below are some details of the famous Lucknowi food. Lucknow Kababs One of the famous dishes of Lucknow are the Kababs. There are different varieties of Kababs but some of the delicious one’s are Seekh Kebabs, Galavati Kababs, Kakori Kebabs, Shami Kebabs, Boti Kebabs, and Patili-ke-Kababs. The most famous name regarding Kababs in Lucknow is Tunday Kababi , with their melt-in-the-mouth 'Galavati Kababs'. This variety of Kababs is specially served with Parathas or the “ Sheermal ”, another specialit...

Dr. Har Swarup Sharma was born on 01.01.1923 in Kursanda village (Distt.Mathura) in the family of Sh. Umrao Singh Sharma, Nambardar. He stood first division in High School Examination (10Th class). After 10Th class he was admitted in Agra College, Agra for further studies. In 1948 he passed M.A in Mathematics and secured highest marks .He got 1st. division with first position in Agra University, Agra. He was appointed as Assistant professor in Agra College, Agra in 1948. He was awarded with PhD degree in 1965. He was promoted as Head of the department of Mathematics in 1972 and retired in 1983. He wrote more than 150 text books of Mathematics from 9Th class to post graduation classes. Some of books were very popular in abroad also and still are being taught. This community is to interact between members of Dr. Har Swaroop Sharma’s family.

Lucknow City Lucknow city is popularly known as the 'the city of Nawabs'. Situated on the banks of the river Gomti, it is the capital of the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. It was founded by Nawab Asaf-ud-Daula. In the olden times, it served as the capital of the nawabs of Awadh and it is one of the reasons why it is also called as the city of the Nawabs. The era of the Nawabs bestowed Lucknow with the courteous culture as well as mouthwatering delicacies for which it is famous today. One of India's finest cities, Lucknow is north India's city of high culture, where the legendary etiquettes (adab and tehzeeb) is still a way of life. Under the rule of the Nawabs of Awadh, art, culture and cuisine flowered here. Lucknow contains notable examples of architecture. The Great Imambara (1784) is a single-storied structure. The Rumi Darwaza, or Turkish Gate, was modeled (1784) after the Sublime Porte (Bab-iHümayun) in Istanbul. The best-preserved monu...