WELCOME TO DELHI

Welcome to the city Delhi, capital of India. A city that is as old as civilized itself and nurtured with loving care in the hands of several dynasties . As history unfolds itself , we find Delhi a city of magnificent kings and princess , men of great culture , learning and refinement who created famous masterpieces like the Qutub Minar, The Diwan-e-Aam and the Pearl Mosque in the Red Fort. No wonder the city's history is synonymous with the history of India . The evidence of this can be marked distinctly as the city is flourished with tombs,forts,monuments , shopping marts ,zoo, museums,food courts,spiritual sites where sightseeing is of great pleasure .

It is correctly said that Delhi is a land of 'Dilwalas ' or for people with heart .This phrase acquires a true colour when one goes around the lanes of delhi.Delhi a window to the Kaleidoscope that is India.Delhi has four major satellite cities, which lie outside the National Capital Territory Of Delhi . These are Gurgaon and Faridabad (In Haryana) and New Okhla Industrial Development Authority(Noida) and Ghaziabad in Uttar Pradesh.

If you are thinking to make a trip to delhi november is very pleasant and cool in New Delhi , therefore light warm clothing is commended .There are many centre of attractions that can be liked by every age group . If you are interested to visit the historical sites ,Delhi is the best place to visit .

MONUMENTS

1) Old Fort

2)Jantar Mantar

3) Humayun's Tomb

4)Safdarjang's Tomb

5)Parliament House

6)Rashtrapati Bhawan

7)Red Fort

8)Tughlaqabad Fort

9)Qutub Minar

10)Jama Masjid

11)India Gate

SPIRITUAL SITES

If you believe in spirituality ,Delhi is the hub of spiritual sites...where you can find more about GOD and his power..Delhi consists many old temples and each temple is unique for their architecture,history and believance...

1)Chatarpur Mandir Iskcon Temple

2)Gurudwara Sis Ganj Kalkaji Mandir

3)Hauz-i-Shamsi Lakshmi Narayan Temple

4)Kali Bari Mandir Fatehpur Masjid

5)Khirki ki Maszid Dargah Qutub Sahib

6)Hanuman Mandir Jama Masjid

7)Gurudwara Bangla Sahib Kalu Sarai Masjid

8)Lotus Temple Sheetla Devi Mandir

9)Palam Mosque Quwwatu'l Islam Masjid

10)Sri Digambar Jain lal Mandir Sunehri Masjid

TAKE CARE OF YOURS IN NEW WAYS

NEW WAYS TO BURN THE FAT

Cycling is boring and jogging doesn't interest you. You like swimming but your club is way too far and routine gym workouts have begun to get on your nerves.It this is the story of your I-am-beginning-to-hate-exercise life don't fret.We bring to you the latest trends in cardio workouts, so that you lose weight and have fun doing it!
Benefit of cardio:Cardio workouts are essential for individuals to maintain their pulse rate and heart rate.Individuals to maintain their pulse rate and heart rate.Individuals above 30years specially, can see the results of cardio workouts ," says Dr.Sanjay Mehra ."However ,cardio must be done within the limit .Shortness of breath,excessive perspiration ,and pain on the left side of the chest at a later stage,indicate that the cardio is being done in excess,"he adds. Here is a list of the latest trends in cardio:
1)Stair-master: What makes the stair-master an effective workouts to lose weight is the fact that you're working against gravity ;something that will always make you burn more calories .A stair-master is designed to make you feel as though you are ascending of flight of stairs except that in former instead of pulling yourself upward your body weight pushes the steps down . A stair master can be quiet a strenuous workout and is ideally done for few minutes. increasing the effort level will cause the steps to fall faster, hence making you climb quicker. " A cardio workout is effective when it is done at the person's target heart rate. Depending on a person's endurance and stamina, he can gradully increase the time limit of each session.

Calories burnt- Approx 100 calories in 15 minutes .

2) Climbing machine : Designed to give you the effect of trekking, a climbing machine has two foot-pads and two handles. the machine is designed such that when you push down one foot-pad, the alternate handle rises.

"While a stair and climbing machine may seem similar , a stair master has two more effect on your other body muscles over a climbing machine, which only works on your legs.So while you can go faster on a climbing machine and hence burn more calories to lose weight ,a stair master being more difficult ,works better to contract your muscles,

giving you the benefits of after burning ,i.e, burning calories even few days after working out," ,"says fitness trainer.

Calories burnt:Approx 200 calories in 15 minutes.

CARDIO EXERCISES

i)Rowing Machine- A powerful session of rowing can make you burn around 200 calories in 20 minutes .

ii)Wave - It burns approx 300 calories in 30 mins.

iii)Spinning - It burns approx 400-500 in an hour .

iv)Kick Boxing - Burns around 500 calories in 30 mins .

v)Aero-dance- Burns 400 calories in an hour .

IMPORTANCE OF SOCIAL NETWOKING SITES IN E-TEACHING

STARTING ON A BLANK SLATE
In academics the times of Social Networking Sites , a strict disciplinarian approach is passe . Students would rather sit with their teachers and discuss academic issues over a cup of coffee...
Most of us have fond memories of teachers who have - and continue to - mould us as individuals and open our minds to the endless possibilitis that life has to offer . However , with the indian education sector on the brink of a revolution , the possibilities seem endless . Given a chance , how would one like to bring about changes in the system ? Here are a few areas that need instant refurbishing according to us -
E-TEACHING - With technology permeating all aspects of our life , education should only stand to gain from its advances . Among all the innovation methods teaching , we would like to use the e-teaching methods, as they can significantly improve the quality of life of people by making technology-mediated education accessible

VERBAL VIRTUOSO

TIPS TO CRACK " CAT "

With most aspirants trying hard to score well in the quantitative ability section of CAT,the importance of verbal ability often remains understated . But with a little planning it can actually help you crack the exam..i tell u how....
The perception that CAT is difficult is mainly owing to the difficulty of its quantitative ability section .However ,as candidates progress in their preparation for the test ,they soon realise that the decisive part of CAT is not quantitative ability ,but the verbal ability section.
To put it in perspective ,the apprehension ,of candidates is not misplaced .In most cases ,one attempts to prepare for CAT only when they are reasonably comfortable with quantitative ability(quant).After that, the competition lies in the verbal ability section .Successful candidates scores in the quantitative section generally within a narrow range from 35 to 45% of the marks in that section . Data interpretation (DI)scores also do not vary much . However, the verbal scores range from 40 to 90% of the marks in that section and almost 50% of the candidates total marks , and thus make a significant impact on the overall percentile.
Another aspect of the verbal section is that it is the only section in which one can maximise the score if additional time is devoted to it. In quant and DI ,additional time may help a candidate to merely identify more questions that cannot be solved . But given enough time there is almost no question in verbal ,with the exeption of perhaps vocabulary and grammar questions ,that one cannot attempt with a reasonable degree of certainty. The maximum significance of the verbal section in the CAT is its ability to distinctly influence a candidate's overall percentile .
1)WHAT IS THE IDEAL NUMBER OF ATTEMPTS IN VERBAL ?
A)About 70% of the total marks in the verbal section should be attempted .Since most successful candidates will have maximised their score in verbal , a modest attempt will not be sufficient to reach a percentile to get a call . A mere cut-off score will be useful only if you are able to score extremely well in the other two sections, which may prove to be more difficult than scoring well in verbal .
2) HOW DOES ONE SELECT PASSAGES IN RC ?
A)CAT generally allows some freedom of choice in RC passages . When there are three passages, students generally attempt only two . Choose the passages that you are most comfortable reading . This will differ from person to person - a commerce graduate is likely to choose an economic passage over a technical one that an engineer might . To ensure accuracy , adequate comprehension of the matter that you are reading is essential . You must remember that the questions kin the CAT are specific , with the right option sufficiently answering the specific nature of the query . Hence , do not be misled by the so-called close options before marking your answer.
3)HOW SHOULD I DISTRIBUTE MY ATTEMPTS ACROSS RC AND NON-RC SECTIONS ?
A)Generally CAT distributes questions equally between RC and non-RC .Ideally it is also advisable to divide your attempts that way . However , since non-RC questions(vocabulary,grammar) are less time-consuming ,one may be able to devote more time to RC .
For example ,if the section contains 30 questions , 10-12 attempts in non-RC and 10-12 attempts in RC with about 75% accuracy should definitely fetch calls .
4)CAN I ATTEMPTS ONLY NON-RC QUESTIONS OR ONLY RC QUESTIONS STILL SCORE WELL?
A)You must never do that . In fact , try and score maximum marks in RC because grammar and vocabulary are not areas you can rely on for high marks . Also ,do not miss out on the easy questions in the non-RC part of the section .
Attempt whichever one you feel most comfortable with first . However , if you are attempting the verbal section last , it is advisable to attempt RC first , because in the last five minutes of the exam , starting on a new passage is not possible . You will still be able to attempt a couple of non-RC questions at that time .
5)WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO PREPARE FOR GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY ?
A)Prepare the way you would for other topics . However ,remember that these skills are acquired over a long period of time . Solve as many questions in these areas as possible . Learn grammar and vocabulary backwards . This may be more useful than going through fundamentals now . If you are using a wordlist , intensify it close to the examination so that your memory doesnot fail you .
6)I USUALLY NARROW DOWN MY ANSWER TO TWO OPTIONS BUT END UP MARKING THE WRONG ONE. WHAT CAN I DO ABOUT THIS ?
A)This is one of the most frequently asked questions . In grammar and vocabulary it is difficult to get around this problem . In reasoning and reading comprehension questions , however , try to first establish the superficial difference between the two options . After this , relate the difference that you have established to the question , and check if either of the differences is necessary to answer that question .
7)WHAT SHOULD BE MY PREPARATION SCHEDULE FOR VERBAL ABILITY IN THE NEXT 50 DAYS ?
A)Solve as many questions as possible for practise . Test material will be ideal . Tests give you a mixed bag of questions . However , in the practise mode , you need not time yourself . Cover a large area with good accuracy . Take at least two full-length tests and several section tests every week . Make sure that all these tests and most of the practice , happen on-screen . Spend at leastan hour on verbal everyday .