ChennaiPlus Archives: July 2007
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29 July 2007
Who Invented Coins?
The first coins were minted in the seventh century B.C. by the Lydians. These coins were made of ‘electrum’, a natural composition of 74 per cent gold and 25 per cent silver. They were about the size and shape of a bean and were known as Staters’ or ‘standards’.
The usefulness of standard metal money […]
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29 July 2007
Who Performed The First Recording And How?
The first recording was made by Thomas Edison in 1877. His machine had a cylinder turned by a hand crank, a horn and a blunted needle or ‘stylus’. At the small end of the horn there was a flexible cover. Sound waves that entered the large end of the horn moved this cover one way […]
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29 July 2007
Helping Students Achieve A Giant Leap
The Indian IT Industry is making new everyday on its path-breaking achievements. cyberlearningindia.com and orient Longman Pvt. Ltd, with its decades of publishing and marketing expertise in the schools and higher academic sector and with branches across the country, have established a partnership to take the online training and certification of Microsoft office specialist, (MOS) […]
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29 July 2007
Lions Dist PST Schooling At Kodai
The Lions International Dist 324 A1 organised a schooling for the Presidents Secretary and Treasurer of 83 clubs at Hotel Mount View, Kodai on 21.07.07 and 22.07.07. PMJF Ln. Govindaswamy Thangaraj, Dist Governor inaugurated the schooling. PMJF Ln. Muthuswamy PDG, PMJF Ln. Dr. Adhilakshmi PDG , Sri Murugan of GE Money company, Rtn, Prof Raja […]
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29 July 2007
Book Bank Of Rajasthan Youth Association
Rajasthan Youth Association was formed in 1964; their Book Bank Project was also started during this period. Under this project textbooks are loaned to needy students without reference to their cast, creed or sex. The project covers courses such as Arts, Commerce, Engineering, Medicine, Charted Accountancy Company Secretary and Cost accountancy. Almost all colleges and […]
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28 July 2007
Dr.G.Rajakumar Memorial, U-14 Cricket Tournament 2007
St.John’s English School and Junior College, Besant Nagar, Chennai-90 is conducting their 2nd Rev. Dr.G. Rajakumar Memorial Under-14 Tamilnadu state level interschool cricket tournament 2007 as a mark tribute to Rt.Rev.Dr.G.Rajakumar, the founder chairman of St. John’s Group of schools.
The tournament was inaugurated on 25 July 2007 in the Marina Grounds by Thiru P.Balasubramanian IPS, […]
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28 July 2007
Vastusastra and Building Rules
Almost, all the building rules are created for the healthy and happy life of the people.
I. Vastu Rules
As per vastusastra east side should have more open space than west and north side should have more open space than south.
The reasons are:
a.Under ground sump, bore-well, septic tank etc are to be located only on the east […]
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28 July 2007
ALB Multimedia Computer Training Centre
The human raw materials in this country is as fine as can be found anywhere else on the earth but in today’s fiercely competitive environment most individuals find themselves on the horns of a dilemma when it comes to choosing a career because they do not know exactly what careers are available for their qualifications. […]
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28 July 2007
Chess tournament prize winner
V.Niranjiny, a std 7 student of Sindhi Model Senior Secondary School, at No-1, Damodaran Street, Kellys won the 2nd prize in the Tamilnadu state level under-12 Chess tournament for girls. The event was held at Sethu Bhaskara School, Ambattur. More than 50 students from various city schools participated in the tournament. Smt.Arundhathi Mohan is the […]
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28 July 2007
Moongdhal Sena
Ingredients:
Sugar - 4 cups
Unsweetened kowa or mawa - 1 cups
Ghee - 2 cups
Powdered cardamom - 1 tsp
Fried cashews - 50 gms
Fried badam - 50 gms
Moongdhal or Broken green dhal - 2 cups
Cook moongdhal over slow fire till done, adding enough water to cook but not too much. The dhall will get well done and cooked but not watery piers well but do not mash into a smooth […]