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Cabinet Responsibility to Legislature
With reference to Indian parliament and state legislatures.
Kayasth: An Encyclopedia of Untold Stories
This book is the first ever encyclopaedic published account of the Kayasth community in India. It comprehensively addresses issues pertaining to the community’s identity and the heritage. Its chapters include Kayasth community’s 1) Overview and legal status 2) Grand narratives or mythologies 3) History and interstate migration 4) Sub-Jatis, and geographical spread 5) Illustrious Kayasthas, 6) Chitragupta temples 7) Role in freedom struggle 8) Sociology of Kayasthas 9) Kayasth cuisines 10) Branding of Kayasth, among others.
Ramleela in Trinidad : 100 Years of the Felicity Open-Air, Folk Theatre Tradition
Ramleela is the story or Leela ('play') of the legend of Prince Rām of Ayodhya, India, battling demi gods, demons and king Rawan to rescue beautiful Princess Sita from Lanka. This ancient, epic story of the Ramayana; later narrated in Tulsidas's Ramcharitmanas, and introduced to the Caribbean by Indian, indentured workers, it has been flourishing as Ramleela, folk theatre, in Trinidad for over 130 years. It is performed continuously in the village, now town, of Felicity for over 100 years. The residents of Felicity-a village carved out of former sugarcane lands, at the edge of the Caribbean Sea-have been performing their Ramleela annually for eleven consecutive days with the grandeur and pa...
Government Gazette
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Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's who
Issues for 1919-47 include Who's who in India; 1948, Who's who in India and Pakistan.
The SIS story
'Ravindra, these ex-servicemen have dedicated their lives to the safety of our nation and now they need the nation's support and care. I am hopeful that you will find a way to do something for them.' In 1973, inspired by popular socialist leader Jaiprakash Narayan, Ravindra Kishore Sinha, a journalist earning a meagre salary of INR 250/-, quit his job and set up SIS (Security and Intelligence Services), a private security firm aimed at helping ex-servicemen get employment as private security personnel. Today, SIS is a multi-billion-dollar conglomerate and ranks among the top ten private employers in India with more than 3 lakh employees, and over 22,000 clients across various sectors, includ...
