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Like everybody else, he was introduced to me by my dad. I still remember the words he said, 'his name is sachin and he is the lifeline of Indian batting squad'. I remember the times when my dad walked out of room when he was out and I did the same thing for countless no of times. I started watching his play when I was 8 years old, ie, around 1996 world cup and it happened to be his year. It didn't take much time for me to get addicted to his batting. With out my knowledge, one of the reason b...

Havildar Abdul Hameed, a name which is unknown to the 119 crore 90 lakh citizens of India, made India proud and eventually awarded the most prestigious, Republic India’s highest military Decoration “Param Vir Chakra”,  by sacrificing his life in Indo-Pak war, 1965.

After a long leave, I am back to write about some of our legends. I am sure most of us never heard of this person. But the inventions he made at his time astonishes many, not only in India but in theworld.                                                            

                        G.D.Naidu (Gopalaswamy Doraiswamy Naidu) was an eminent inventor, engineer, educationalist and industrialist from Coimbatore. His contributions were primarily industrial but also span the fields of electrical...

                                       Candrashekhar Venkata Raman (well known as CV Raman)  was born on November 7th 1888 in the small village of Thiruvanaikkava near Trichinopoly, Madras Presidency (now Tiruchirapalli, state of Tamil Nadu, India) in Southern India, the son of Chandrashekara Aiyar, who became the Professor of Mathematics and Physics at the Mrs. A.V.N.College in Vishakapatnam when his son was three years old, and Parvati Ammal, who belonged to a family famous for Sanskrit Sch...

Born in 1114 AD (in Vijayapura, he belonged to Bijjada Bida) he became head of the Ujjain school of mathematical astronomy (Varahamihira and Brahmagupta had helped to found this school or at least 'build it up'). There is some confusion amongst the texts I have referred to as to the works that he wrote. C Srinivasiengar claims he wrote Siddhanta Siromani in 1150 AD, which contained four sections: