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    Throughout the architectures history, these architecture have different designs and styles that depicts power and propaganda. This essay will cover three different architecture from different time period such as Baroque, Southeast Asian, and Japan. Comparing these architectures help us know the reason behind these buildings, their influences, their symbolism. The Baroque period of architecture began in late sixteenth century Italy, took the Roman terms of Renaissance architecture and used it in…

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    This critique is based on a passage written by Susan Bordo titled “The Globalization of Eating Disorders”. Susan, well-known feminist scholar and Pulitzer Prize nominee in this article describes the effects of imagery in media circles on the eating habits (eating disorders) of various individuals across numerous national, cultural, racial and social backgrounds. In her work, she talks about how individuals who otherwise would have had no issues with their appearance in terms of body weight are…

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    Sultanate Rule Essay

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    assumed de facto control over several forts in the region and became a challenge to the Mughal forces. In 1666, Aurangzeb imprisoned Shivaji and placed him under house arrest in Agra. Shivaji remained jailed for several months before he managed a miraculous escape by hiding himself in a container box. After his return from Agra, Shivaji founded the Maratha Empire in 1674 and crowned himself as Chhatrapati. Shivaji advocated Hindu self-rule and promoted Hindu traditions in his kingdom. He was…

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    He was the first emperor and because he was a military leader, he began his reign by conquering India, creating unified dynasties. He and his army conquer the Sultan, which give him access to Delhi and Agra, as well as Rana Sana at Khanua. Barbur was about to expand the empire through his control over the people. The government system was a absolute monarchy that gave him his power and with that he used Jizya, tax on non-muslim peoples of the empire,…

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    public health began as an observer, from living near a slum where decent hygiene and safe water supply could only be a blessing for a few, to witnessing the working of the world's largest immunization and preventive health care programs. I was born in Agra, India amidst political and religious turmoil, thus my family was forced to relocate to a stable and safe environment. Being raised in a country, which is constantly being challenged by healthcare delivery concerns, my endeavor to work towards…

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    When planning a vacation, we look for experiences .Experiences and stories that we will never get tired of narrating over and over again. In the words of the French scholar, Romaine Rolland,”If there is one place on the face of earth where all the dreams of living men have found a home from the very earliest days when man began the dream of existence, it is INDIA. “ A country where you will be welcomed by “Namaste” (Folding hands in humility because we believe that God resides in the soul of…

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    Tourism in India is economically important and growing rapidly. Tamilnadu, Uttarpradesh and Maharashtra are the top most tourism places in India. Delhi, Agra, Mumbai, Chennai and Jaipur are often visited by foreign tourists. The ministry of tourism designs national policies for the development and promotion of tourism. Quality in the travel and tourism sector is pretty much essential. Providing security and minimising crime is very important. The Ministry of tourism has already designs national…

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    Indian Textiles Essay

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    I. Introduction -250 This essay is based on the forgotten history of the Indian textiles and the trading connection it made between Britain and South- Asia. In every civilized community there are two industries which are the oldest and most fundamental of all textiles and pottery. (Fraser G, 1948:3) The earliest textiles were made at Mohenjo-Daro, an archaeological site of the third millennium BC on the Indus River. A woven and madder- dyed cotton fragments were found wrapped round a silver…

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    Geeta Singh Case Study

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    Geeta Singh Founder and Managing Director of TYC Communication Geeta Singh is the Founder and Managing Director of TYC Communication, a Delhi-based leading Public Relations (PR) and Digital Marketing agency which has a distinct place in the Marketing and Communications Industry of India. Geeta Singh envisioned and incorporated TYC Communication as a proprietorship firm in the field of translation and content development in the year 2011. Later, in 2014, TYC Communication developed into a…

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    Real Yoga Essay

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    Walk the Walk and Talk the Talk: Transformational Adventures in India Real yoga is about transformation. http://www.yoganonymous.com/how-yoga-helped-one-man-move-past-addiction It’s not about mastering the Ashtanga intermediate series, or holding pincha mayurasana. While not simple, true transformation may be even harder to grasp. If you’re in limbo, you may need to follow the footsteps of rishis, in India, to seed your metamorphosis. I’ve been practicing yoga for 40 years, but I didn’t get my…

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