The History Museum at the Castle

Cosmopolitan Museum In The Cosmopolitan City!

Raima — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 10:50:56 +0000

Bangalore is a historical city which is also the capital city of the Karnataka state of India. The city inherits a lot of culture, traditions and ethnic values. The city boasts with some of the beautiful parks for which it is called as the garden city of India and other beautiful historical places. Some of them includes the Bangalore palace constructed by Tippu Sultan, Venkataramanaswamy temple which dates back to 300 yrs of age, the gavigangadhareshwara temple, the bull temple where-in the bull statue keeps growing everyday, lal bagh and our very own Visweshwaraiah Museum near the cubbon park(which is another beauty of its kind).

The Visweshwaraiah Industrial & Technological Museum, which is also the called as the government museum of Bangalore, is one of the legendary museum of its kind. The museum holds a wide variety of programs for a wide range of varying audience right from the age old to the small children, to the tourists, to the researchers and other people who are willing to learn the history of the city. The museum includes everything from the folk museum to the aquariums to the planetarium. Bangalore being a city of a great and royal historical significance, it exhibits the age old art and architecture providing the viewer the brief glimpse of the royal legacy of the city from the times immemorable. The city itself is an open museum where-in every corner of the city has many people different kinds of people, speaking different languages, following different traditions and different practices and still all living in peace with each other under the same sky. All these wonders to be seen only few places like bangalore. So, what are you waiting for? If you are planning a trip to India, make sure you don’t miss out on such a wonderful place.

A Book Clerk Who Was More Than a Clerk

nainhu — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 10:14:54 +0000

The book Howl by Allen Ginsberg became important piece due to a controversy 54 years ago when the two undercover cops arrested the clerk who sells this book for being obscene book of poetry. The book suddenly had a social importance to all. Richard Reynolds marked this as a special day by taking the occasion to a website Shigmurao.org. This is to celebrate and compliment the clerk who was once much more than a clerk.

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A Book Clerk Who Was More Than a Clerk

Black day for museums and libraries

nainhu — Fri, 02 Dec 2011 05:44:46 +0000

library has become the part of my life because i have come to know many important things in my life through books which are there in library.According to me Development of library should be taken place in every part of county,every child or student who come to know first in there life is through books,So the respect of books should not me reduced.Museums are also the important place because all the histories which we come to know is only though the objects which are placed in the Mueums.

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Black day for museums and libraries

Five expected to bid for EMI

nainhu — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 00:02:22 +0000

EMI’s four main music business rivals and the conglom headed up by billionaire Ronald Perelman are expected to be the five organisations which present final bids for EMI on Wednesday, or at least that’s what sources are telling the Financial Times and other financial media.

As previously reported, Citigroup, which put EMI up for sale in early summer having repossessed the music firm from previous owner Terra Firma in February, has set a 5 Oct deadline for final offers. Visitor insurance for international travellers. Although various billionaires and private equity consortiums have considered making a bid, insiders reckon that, at the final hurdle, there will be less interest from outside the existing music industry than there was when Warner Music was on the block earlier this year. Sony, Universal, Warner, BMG and Perelman’s MacAndrews & Forbes are expected to make final offers for some or all of EMI.

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Five expected to bid for EMI

Denmark signs a Czech

nainhu — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 23:58:27 +0000

Jacob Hrusa is the person who starts his work immediately and become the top man at Royal Danish Opera. Short term health insurance comes handy when you are between jobs. He will assume the title as a music director since 2013.Hrusa has earned his spur at Glyndebourne as a director of the opera.He earned his spurs for a protege of Jiri Belohlavek.Hrusa is only at his age of 30.

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Denmark signs a Czech

What are we incubating and to what end?

nainhu — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 00:00:49 +0000

It is all about technology and business incubator, theme start with Thomas Cott who published an article which is about Devon smith who wrote a post in web about the above said, the point is ‘demo or die’ and all philosophy about business entity,and their work culture along with entity in developing in their own culture of business.Main theme is goal of a successful arts incubator? What should it be? Is it wrong to think that it should be not only about improving the quality of the work but also about discovering avenues by which to exploit it

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What are we incubating and to what end?

Maria Callas without the sound – a successful relaunch

nainhu — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 00:03:29 +0000

You would apprehend a above almanac aggregation to accumulation complete with its product, wouldn’t you?

Well, it seems to be above the present accomplishment set of EMI, as the poor old characterization lies on the Citibank chopping block.

This week, EMI launched The Callas Effect – a accumulation of old advance and pictures.

Watch it

Next time I get asked out to cafeteria by EMI, I’m demography sandwiches.

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Maria Callas without the sound – a successful relaunch

Youtube’s most popular pianist – now in a village church near you

nainhu — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 00:00:21 +0000

Valentina Lisitsa is a popular pianist. She will give an unscheduled Liszt reciting in a 12th century village church. The church St.Mary’s is on the outskirts of London. This is a popular veue with young artists trying out new rep on a fine concert grand. Valentina Livitsa will come there on Wednesday at 7.30. The cost of ticket is ten pounds. Tickets on-line is not possible.

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Youtube’s most popular pianist – now in a village church near you

Another Japanese conductor cancels his opera season

nainhu — Sun, 30 Oct 2011 23:59:38 +0000

This article speaks about the health condition of Seiji Ozawa and his inability to conduct symphony concerts. And Tadaaki Otaka, artistic director of Tokyo’s New National Theatre,has expressed that he will not be able to be a part of the conducting team due to his health problems. It is said that Seiji Ozawa is being replaced due to his bad health conditions. However the fans of Seiji Ozawa are still expecting for his comeback. But the NNT has planned something else.

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Another Japanese conductor cancels his opera season

The effects of a full bladder on executive decision making

nainhu — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 23:59:34 +0000

The results of the 2011 Ig-Nobel awards for improbable science was not be disappointed. The outstanding medicine prize winner in the research for “The Effect of Acute Increase in Urge to Void on Cognitive Function in Healthy Adults. A far more pressing piece of research, especially for musical situations than the runner-up. Increased Urination Urgency Facilitates Impulse Control in Unrelated Domains with the name “Mirjam A. Tuk, Debra Trampe and Luk Warlop, Psychological Sciences with volume number 22. on May 5th 2011.

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The effects of a full bladder on executive decision making