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TIME what makes us tick? is it our inner clock, or are we part of a gigantic clockwork regulating our daily moves? Observed on a human scale, the very basic rhythm of every day is sunset and sunrise, we go in to bed and out of bed. A rhythm, so elementary and universal and at the same time so intimate. This is an impression of Sync' by Max Hattler and 'Bedrooms' bij Nelleke Koop with music by Dennis van Tilburg. These were part of the 'Time, what makes us tick?' installation in the Open Mind series of Pavlov E-Lab, presented on the Noorderzon Performing Arts festival 2010. In this edition Max and Nelleke collaborated with chronobiologist Martha Merrow and physicist Eric Bergshoeff in their mutual exploration of the theme of Time.
On Tuesday, readers of The Times of India in Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Pune and Chennai woke up to the surprise of their newspaper 'speaking' to them about the Vento, the first ever advertising campaign of this type in the world. On social networking sites and among media professionals, the starkly different advertisement has drawn excited comment for its innovativeness and potential to become a trendsetter. The 'talking' advertisement — an audio rendering of the print commercial — was made possible by a light-sensitive device weighing just a few grams and pasted on the final page of the paper's special 10-page section. It was carried in some 2.2 million copies.
The cutting edge technology in mass-media is here guys... "The Times Of India" with "Volkswagen Motors" have shown the world what they boast off. The latest "Speaking Newspaper" speaks to you when you lay open the paper from its actual position. This device uses sensor technology with byte technique for the marvel. This device can be found on the TOI issue of 21st September 2010 Tuesday. Disclaimer : I am just a mediocre & DOESN'T OWN any of the rights for the device or any other thing related. Please DO NOT watch this as a COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT. Thank You for watching!!
Innovative marketing by Volkswagen Vento... Volkswagen Audio Ad in Times of India Newspaper
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Indian state to start cane crushing early - reportReuters IndiaAjit Pawar, the irrigation minister in the western state of Maharashtra, has sent a directive asking mills to begin crushing on Oct. 1 from the usual start ...
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AFPPressure mounts for swift justice in Mumbai caseAFP... possible," Ashok Chavan, the chief minister of Maharashtra state, of which Mumbai is the capital, was quoted as saying by the Hindustan Times newspaper. ...and more »
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FrontlineAs Maharashtra completes 50 years as a State, an interview with Kumar Ketkar ...FrontlineIn fact there will be no Marathi paper. There may be pamphlets or something. People will speak Marathi but the newspaper will not be viable. ...and more »
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Prahlād Keshav Atre (13 August 1898 13 June 1969), popularly known as Āchārya Atre, was a multi-faceted Indian figure. He was a prominent Marathi writer, a great poet, an educationist, a brilliant newspaper foundereditor (Maratha marathi daily that had its head office and press in Worli Coca-Cola galli)), a political leader, a movie producerdirectorscript writer and above all, a superb orator. Atre's contributions to Marathi literature have been listed under Important works below. He was an outstanding humorist, and his writing style—whether he wrote humorous or serious material—was highly effective. He introduced parodistic poetry to Marathi language (under the pen name Keshav Kumār), and he did that extraordinarily well. His book, Jhenduchi Phule, contains the collection of his parodistic poems. (He wrote a poem, Shyamale, under the whimsical pen name Maulānā Allāuddin Khilji). Atre was born in the town of Saswad (near Pune) in Maharashtra. He started his career as a teacher, and crowned his twenty-year teaching career by running for many of those years a high school as its principal with distinction. He compiled a series of Marathi language textbooks for elementary and secondary schools. Those textbooks remained in wide use in Maharashtra for a large number of years. Atre wrote seven plays, some with a humorous theme, and others with a serious theme. All of them received high public acclaim. Atre's two autobiographical works, Mi Kasā Jhālo and Karheche Pāni, similarly ...
Prahlād Keshav Atre (13 August 1898 13 June 1969), popularly known as Āchārya Atre, was a multi-faceted Indian figure. He was a prominent Marathi writer, a great poet, an educationist, a brilliant newspaper foundereditor (Maratha marathi daily that had its head office and press in Worli Coca-Cola galli)), a political leader, a movie producerdirectorscript writer and above all, a superb orator. Atre's contributions to Marathi literature have been listed under Important works below. He was an outstanding humorist, and his writing style—whether he wrote humorous or serious material—was highly effective. He introduced parodistic poetry to Marathi language (under the pen name Keshav Kumār), and he did that extraordinarily well. His book, Jhenduchi Phule, contains the collection of his parodistic poems. (He wrote a poem, Shyamale, under the whimsical pen name Maulānā Allāuddin Khilji). Atre was born in the town of Saswad (near Pune) in Maharashtra. He started his career as a teacher, and crowned his twenty-year teaching career by running for many of those years a high school as its principal with distinction. He compiled a series of Marathi language textbooks for elementary and secondary schools. Those textbooks remained in wide use in Maharashtra for a large number of years. Atre wrote seven plays, some with a humorous theme, and others with a serious theme. All of them received high public acclaim. Atre's two autobiographical works, Mi Kasā Jhālo and Karheche Pāni, similarly ...
Prahlād Keshav Atre (13 August 1898 13 June 1969), popularly known as Āchārya Atre, was a multi-faceted Indian figure. He was a prominent Marathi writer, a great poet, an educationist, a brilliant newspaper foundereditor (Maratha marathi daily that had its head office and press in Worli Coca-Cola galli)), a political leader, a movie producerdirectorscript writer and above all, a superb orator. Atre's contributions to Marathi literature have been listed under Important works below. He was an outstanding humorist, and his writing style—whether he wrote humorous or serious material—was highly effective. He introduced parodistic poetry to Marathi language (under the pen name Keshav Kumār), and he did that extraordinarily well. His book, Jhenduchi Phule, contains the collection of his parodistic poems. (He wrote a poem, Shyamale, under the whimsical pen name Maulānā Allāuddin Khilji). Atre was born in the town of Saswad (near Pune) in Maharashtra. He started his career as a teacher, and crowned his twenty-year teaching career by running for many of those years a high school as its principal with distinction. He compiled a series of Marathi language textbooks for elementary and secondary schools. Those textbooks remained in wide use in Maharashtra for a large number of years. Atre wrote seven plays, some with a humorous theme, and others with a serious theme. All of them received high public acclaim. Atre's two autobiographical works, Mi Kasā Jhālo and Karheche Pāni, similarly ...
Prahlād Keshav Atre (13 August 1898 13 June 1969), popularly known as Āchārya Atre, was a multi-faceted Indian figure. He was a prominent Marathi writer, a great poet, an educationist, a brilliant newspaper foundereditor (Maratha marathi daily that had its head office and press in Worli Coca-Cola galli)), a political leader, a movie producerdirectorscript writer and above all, a superb orator. Atre's contributions to Marathi literature have been listed under Important works below. He was an outstanding humorist, and his writing style—whether he wrote humorous or serious material—was highly effective. He introduced parodistic poetry to Marathi language (under the pen name Keshav Kumār), and he did that extraordinarily well. His book, Jhenduchi Phule, contains the collection of his parodistic poems. (He wrote a poem, Shyamale, under the whimsical pen name Maulānā Allāuddin Khilji). Atre was born in the town of Saswad (near Pune) in Maharashtra. He started his career as a teacher, and crowned his twenty-year teaching career by running for many of those years a high school as its principal with distinction. He compiled a series of Marathi language textbooks for elementary and secondary schools. Those textbooks remained in wide use in Maharashtra for a large number of years. Atre wrote seven plays, some with a humorous theme, and others with a serious theme. All of them received high public acclaim. Atre's two autobiographical works, Mi Kasā Jhālo and Karheche Pāni, similarly ...
Prahlād Keshav Atre (13 August 1898 13 June 1969), popularly known as Āchārya Atre, was a multi-faceted Indian figure. He was a prominent Marathi writer, a great poet, an educationist, a brilliant newspaper foundereditor (Maratha marathi daily that had its head office and press in Worli Coca-Cola galli)), a political leader, a movie producerdirectorscript writer and above all, a superb orator. Atre's contributions to Marathi literature have been listed under Important works below. He was an outstanding humorist, and his writing style—whether he wrote humorous or serious material—was highly effective. He introduced parodistic poetry to Marathi language (under the pen name Keshav Kumār), and he did that extraordinarily well. His book, Jhenduchi Phule, contains the collection of his parodistic poems. (He wrote a poem, Shyamale, under the whimsical pen name Maulānā Allāuddin Khilji). Atre was born in the town of Saswad (near Pune) in Maharashtra. He started his career as a teacher, and crowned his twenty-year teaching career by running for many of those years a high school as its principal with distinction. He compiled a series of Marathi language textbooks for elementary and secondary schools. Those textbooks remained in wide use in Maharashtra for a large number of years. Atre wrote seven plays, some with a humorous theme, and others with a serious theme. All of them received high public acclaim. Atre's two autobiographical works, Mi Kasā Jhālo and Karheche Pāni, similarly ...
Prahlād Keshav Atre (13 August 1898 13 June 1969), popularly known as Āchārya Atre, was a multi-faceted Indian figure. He was a prominent Marathi writer, a great poet, an educationist, a brilliant newspaper foundereditor (Maratha marathi daily that had its head office and press in Worli Coca-Cola galli)), a political leader, a movie producerdirectorscript writer and above all, a superb orator. Atre's contributions to Marathi literature have been listed under Important works below. He was an outstanding humorist, and his writing style—whether he wrote humorous or serious material—was highly effective. He introduced parodistic poetry to Marathi language (under the pen name Keshav Kumār), and he did that extraordinarily well. His book, Jhenduchi Phule, contains the collection of his parodistic poems. (He wrote a poem, Shyamale, under the whimsical pen name Maulānā Allāuddin Khilji). Atre was born in the town of Saswad (near Pune) in Maharashtra. He started his career as a teacher, and crowned his twenty-year teaching career by running for many of those years a high school as its principal with distinction. He compiled a series of Marathi language textbooks for elementary and secondary schools. Those textbooks remained in wide use in Maharashtra for a large number of years. Atre wrote seven plays, some with a humorous theme, and others with a serious theme. All of them received high public acclaim. Atre's two autobiographical works, Mi Kasā Jhālo and Karheche Pāni, similarly ...
Prahlād Keshav Atre (13 August 1898 13 June 1969), popularly known as Āchārya Atre, was a multi-faceted Indian figure. He was a prominent Marathi writer, a great poet, an educationist, a brilliant newspaper foundereditor (Maratha marathi daily that had its head office and press in Worli Coca-Cola galli)), a political leader, a movie producerdirectorscript writer and above all, a superb orator. Atre's contributions to Marathi literature have been listed under Important works below. He was an outstanding humorist, and his writing style—whether he wrote humorous or serious material—was highly effective. He introduced parodistic poetry to Marathi language (under the pen name Keshav Kumār), and he did that extraordinarily well. His book, Jhenduchi Phule, contains the collection of his parodistic poems. (He wrote a poem, Shyamale, under the whimsical pen name Maulānā Allāuddin Khilji). Atre was born in the town of Saswad (near Pune) in Maharashtra. He started his career as a teacher, and crowned his twenty-year teaching career by running for many of those years a high school as its principal with distinction. He compiled a series of Marathi language textbooks for elementary and secondary schools. Those textbooks remained in wide use in Maharashtra for a large number of years. Atre wrote seven plays, some with a humorous theme, and others with a serious theme. All of them received high public acclaim. Atre's two autobiographical works, Mi Kasā Jhālo and Karheche Pāni, similarly ...
Prahlād Keshav Atre (13 August 1898 13 June 1969), popularly known as Āchārya Atre, was a multi-faceted Indian figure. He was a prominent Marathi writer, a great poet, an educationist, a brilliant newspaper foundereditor (Maratha marathi daily that had its head office and press in Worli Coca-Cola galli)), a political leader, a movie producerdirectorscript writer and above all, a superb orator. Atre's contributions to Marathi literature have been listed under Important works below. He was an outstanding humorist, and his writing style—whether he wrote humorous or serious material—was highly effective. He introduced parodistic poetry to Marathi language (under the pen name Keshav Kumār), and he did that extraordinarily well. His book, Jhenduchi Phule, contains the collection of his parodistic poems. (He wrote a poem, Shyamale, under the whimsical pen name Maulānā Allāuddin Khilji). Atre was born in the town of Saswad (near Pune) in Maharashtra. He started his career as a teacher, and crowned his twenty-year teaching career by running for many of those years a high school as its principal with distinction. He compiled a series of Marathi language textbooks for elementary and secondary schools. Those textbooks remained in wide use in Maharashtra for a large number of years. Atre wrote seven plays, some with a humorous theme, and others with a serious theme. All of them received high public acclaim. Atre's two autobiographical works, Mi Kasā Jhālo and Karheche Pāni, similarly ...
To me a book is not just a book, it is a love affair... I have loved reading from my very childhood. My own personal library consisted of one hundred fifty thousand rare books of all the religions, philosophies, poetry, literature. And I have read all of them, but with no purpose; I enjoyed it. ------ The OSHO Library is maintained by Osho International Foundation. All of these books have been read, signed and dated by Osho, except about lO,OOO which have been gathered on his request after he stopped reading. Osho's personal library is now housed in a building named "Lao Tzu House" at the Osho Meditation Resort in Pune, India. The library holds more than 150000 volumes, mostly in the humanities, including history, psychology, religion and philosophy. It also features a quite substantial collection of the classic literature of East and West, along with an impressive array of biographies, books on physics and earth sciences, etc. The library has been created with aesthetic considerations in mind, the object being to create a light and airy feeling rather than the "heavy" and "serious" look of so many libraries. Books are sorted according to size and color, and placed on the shelves in an arrangement that suggests ocean waves. The effect is organic and natural, with no solid blocks of color or size to grab the eye and weigh it down. Osho himself was an avid book collector and reader throughout most of his life, and the library includes volumes that he has kept in pristine ...
Calcutta TelegraphTHE CHANCELLORS' VICECalcutta TelegraphThe appointment of vice-chancellors in Maharashtra would likewise be determined by caste and community affiliation, rather than academic or professional ...and more »
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Indian ExpressHow to repackage BJPExpress BuzzIn the public space, there have been lots of newspaper columns about the BJP being in a quandary over the diminishing political returns of Hindutva and how ...Babri report may spare LK AdvaniDaily News & AnalysisReport icing on Congress cakeEconomic Timesall 461 news articles »
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Mango magicThe StatesmanThe Alphonso is grown exclusively in the Konkan region of Maharashtra and is largely exported. The fruit is named after Afonso De Albuquerque, who reputedly ...and more »
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Maharashtra retailers protest VAT hike on handsetsTelecompaper... unnamed industry executives told the newspaper. The Indian Cellular Association will request Maharashtra's chief minister Ashok Chavan and other senior ...and more »
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Neetu to work for 'Sundar Patna'Times of IndiaPATNA: Bollywood actor Neetu Chandra has extended help to the `Apna Patna Sundar Patna' initiative of The Times of India, Patna. "I would love to join this ...and more »
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Naxalites 'tamed' in Andhra Pradesh, hub of the movementLivemint“There are disturbances in Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, Orissa, Jharkhand and Bihar, whereas the Andhra Pradesh police seem to be more in control of the ...and more »
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AFPIndia sets up regional base for anti-terror troopsAFPIn Maharashtra, of which Mumbai is the capital, nearly 300 commandos are currently being trained for the state's new counter-terrorism unit, called Force ...and more »
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Jai Corp's showpiece projects remain on paperBusiness StandardJai Corp, according to sources, is understood to be banking on the Maharashtra government to help the MSEZ to acquire the additional land so that it can go ...and more »
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He is the missing computer pro in this terror tale that has already killed 200 in the serial blasts at Jaipur, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Bangalore & Delhi. Image: www.ndtv.com Taufique Bilal alias Abdul Subhan Qureshi, 32, a resident of Masjid Bandar in Mumbai, is at the heart of these terrorist attacks triggered by the Indian Mujahideen (IM). Not just a computer wizard, he was also the explosive expert of IM who trained terror operatives and then helped make all the improvised explosive devices (IEDs) used at Jaipur, Ahmedabad and Surat. Till 2001, Abdul worked simultaneously at three software companies. Mumbai anti-terrorist squad (ATS) officials told TOI: "He had joined the companies as a data operator. In a very short span, he learned software and became a wiz. He was so good that he became an expert troubleshooter in the companies. His colleagues say he had a solution to all their problems." Investigators told TOI that Abdul Subhan had excellent knowledge in computer programming and web designing. "He is the person who had designed an elaborate proxy website and would have knowledge of Java, C++ and Visual Basic programming languages ," said the official. "Proxy server is a masking website that removes the cyber prints of the surfer. At such times, when the website is traced, what the investigators get is the address of a proxy server and not the real website. If the person can attach such a facility to the website, he should have at least a qualification of a masters in ...
Taufique Bilal alias Abdul Subhan Qureshi, 32, a resident of Masjid Bandar in Mumbai, is at the heart of these terrorist attacks triggered by the Indian Mujahideen (IM). Not just a computer wizard, he was also the explosive expert of IM who trained terror operatives and then helped make all the improvised explosive devices (IEDs) used at Jaipur, Ahmedabad and Surat. Till 2001, Abdul worked simultaneously at three software companies. Mumbai anti-terrorist squad (ATS) officials told TOI: "He had joined the companies as a data operator. In a very short span, he learned software and became a wiz. He was so good that he became an expert troubleshooter in the companies. His colleagues say he had a solution to all their problems." Investigators told TOI that Abdul Subhan had excellent knowledge in computer programming and web designing. "He is the person who had designed an elaborate proxy website and would have knowledge of Java, C++ and Visual Basic programming languages ," said the official. "Proxy server is a masking website that removes the cyber prints of the surfer. At such times, when the website is traced, what the investigators get is the address of a proxy server and not the real website. If the person can attach such a facility to the website, he should have at least a qualification of a masters in computer applications (MCA) to master the art," added the official. In 2001 when he resigned, Abdul said that he wanted to devote his time to religious activities and that ...
One of Times of India's recent ads. Part of the newspaper's Day in the Life of India. But this one is far from funny, like the earlier ones. A more Bollywood-like emotional story of one generation's dream fulfilled by another.
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