Friday, 9 February 2018

Muskuraiye aap Lucknow me hai

"Smile you are in Lucknow" This is the tagline of the city of Nawabs, Lucknow. This city is the capital of Uttar Pradesh, the most populous state of the India. Come here to witness variety of places and people.
This is the city you should visit if you are in North India. This blog is not a travel story. This is more of a travel guide.

Transport

How to reach

You can come to this place either by train or Airport. The main railway station is named Lucknow (LKO) and the airport is named Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport. However both of the commonly are referred mostly by their aliases:
Lucknow (LKO) ~> Charbagh
Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport ~> Amausi Airport


The railway station is in the centre of the city.
The airport is approximately 10 km far from Charbagh railway station. So no big deal.


Within Lucknow

Transport is available to tourist places from the railway station. Ola and Uber both are available in the city.
If you are travelling on budget and want to save some pennies. Take 8 seater autos commonly known as Vikram rather than 3 seater. They are widespread in the city.
Tip: You will have to walk around 1 km from the airport arrival section to reach the 8 seater auto stand. It will cost you 20 rupees per person to reach the Charbagh station.

Best Time to Visit

Lucknow’s weather and climate is somewhat same as Delhi/Gurgaon. If this is the case, finding a suitable time to visit is no rocket science. Refrain coming here in summer or winter. Because unlike Chennai, Pune, Mumbai and Bangalore, Lucknow weather can go upto 40 degree Celsius in summer and 4 degree Celsius in winter. Hence, come here in spring(Feb-March) and autumn(October-November).


Tip: Avoid coming on Friday and Monday. Some tourist places are closed on these days.

Places to Visit

The list could have been quite long. But I will only involve places that you must visit for sure. Let’s assume you have only one day. Visit the places in the order as described here.


  1. Bara Imambara - 2 hours
This place deserves to be at the first place; no doubt. This is a ticket for you to witness the 1780’s by your own eyes. As soon as you arrive here, you will understand that not only you travelled through space but also the time! The monuments from both the sides of the road will give you an impression that you are in Mughal period. This place gets opened at 8:00 am even when it is chilling cold. So not only due to its beauty but the timings also suggest that you should visit this place first. For the people who think they don’t need guides, please don’t apply the same here. To understand the architecture and the reason behind it, you would need a guide or study the history yourself beforehand. The monuments not only are pleasing to look at, but also gives strategic benefits, if under attack.


There are so much wonderful experience and knowledge about this place that I can write an exclusive blog focused on this place.  


Tip: I have been three times here. Your experience of the visit mostly depends upon the knowledge of your guide and his guidance. I would personally recommend Shabab Hussain
(Mob/Whatsapp no. 9807946040).


    2.   Indira Gandhi Planetarium (Optional if you have already visited one of these) 40 min

Even if science is not your thing, the planetarium will give you a memorable experience. At first you may feel it as a normal theatre show. But, it is not. The difference is listed below:

Normal Theatre (Cinema)
Indira Gandhi Planetarium
Duration: 2-3 hours
Duration: 30 minutes
Screen: rectangular and in front.
Screen: hemispherical and on the roof.
Seat: Can stretch for you to relax.
Seat: Can stretch for you to lay and see the roof.


So lay down and enjoy the stars in the night sky.


Tip: Do take pics with the Saturn.


3. Residency Park - 2 hours
The remains of the residential quarters of the Britishers will lure you to take some camera shots. Only the walls are upheld. Most of the roofs have fell down. It would be a nice place to play hide-n-seek with your friends. It also has a museum. However, I haven’t been in the museum. It also has lush green garden with lots of guava trees. You can enjoy eating those.

Tip: Try Potato puffs/ Patties available at the stall, near the ticket counter. You would love eating those.

4. Regional Science City - 3 hours
Come here if you have a big appetite for science. This place has lot to offer. Two-three hours also are not well enough to visit this place thoroughly. If you have a kid with you, this place is a must visit.


5. Lucknow Zoo - 2 hours

This zoo have some good collection of animals kept. The white tiger is a major attraction. They also have a variety of reptiles ( particularly snakes ). They have variety of fishes in their aquariums. This might not be as exciting. But, it has brought you closer to the next tourist place.


6. Hazratganj market
I assume the sun is setting down and you don’t know where to go. I guess just a kilometre far there is a place where you can spend your eve.
      This is a shoppers stop. You like to shop from street market, this place is for you. If you like
       branded items, still this place is for you. You would see nice pavement and food stalls      everywhere. There is an alley filled with Chikankari apparel stores. You must have heard “chicken ka kurta”. Yes, that stuff is sold here. And not to miss, you can find nice restaurant and bars for enjoying your feast. Or if you prefer Pizza Hut, Mc Donalds, Dominos etc. there is Saharganj Mall 1 km far from the Hazratganj Chauraha.

That’s all what we planned for the day. I know that some well known places have not made to this list. The other places are also nice place to visit. But, I don’t find them quite intriguing/exciting. Ambedkar park is a park with statues made of marbles. Janeshwar Mishra Park is a big park with a lake. Lohiya park is simply a park. So, they did not make to the first day plan.

Wednesday, 13 July 2016

Volunteering For Teach For India

Hi
We all crib about the Education System of India. But what have we done about that? Can we really help? The answer is: 'Yes'. Why not start today ? Volunteer for some NGO. Help the people who are already doing the great work. Learn and get experience from them to support the cause. Teach For India (NGO) provides quality education in 56 (approx.) schools in Pune. TFI is operating in 7 cities throughout India - Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, Chennai, Chennai, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad. Their model consists of Fellows ( passionate people ) who teach in the schools for two years.

TFI's website gives detail about the crisis and the possible solution for the issue with Education System. I wanted to get involved and hoped my weekends will be more meaningful. I filled the form to volunteer in their website. For quite long, I did not get any reply from them. I was wondering what has happened .

But the time came, and they replied through the mail on July 4. They arranged a volunteer orientation session on the last Saturday. I shared the details among my network within the office. From only 1 person we became 5. We went to the Teach For India office located near Boat Club Road. We were welcomed in their office. There were around 15 people for attending the session. Pooja, a Fellow of TFI, drove the session. We watched a video of one of their Fellow teachings in a class. We were given a presentation which had following points:
  • Crisis
  • What the TFI model is?
  • The umbrella organisation called Teach For All
  • What is expected from a Volunteer
  • What are the TFI terms and policies
  • Question and Answer

The whole session was interactive. There were frequent questions asked by the people. We also got a printed copy of all the TFI terms and policies. They said they will ping us through mail depending upon what we can do and what their Fellows need. All the volunteers were asked to list the ways they can help TFI. Here are some of the ways that a volunteer can help TFI:
  • help in the Assessment of students
  • helps in teaching
  • help in maintaining records and charts
  • teach Arts, Dance, and other extra-circular activities
Well, it is not limited. It is up to you and the Fellow that how far you can go!  TFI also gives a Volunteer Letter for a minimum 72 hours work. This is just a small step from us. We are eagerly waiting to hear from them.

I hope that this will inspire you. Please comment your views below.

Tuesday, 12 April 2016

Habits That Are Non-Negotiable For Coding




Dear Readers,

Most of the college going student have an assumption that they will have to work alone. We even get a project work and are assigned to it as a team. Yet, in college, we fail to understand the importance of teamwork. Either we do most of the work or none of it. Due to this, we never understand what is coding. Is it the end result? Certainly not. It is the piece of art. An art which can express its motive. For me, a software never dies if you keep rectifying it. I worked on a game for 3-4 months. Yet, I always think how can I make it better. It's certain that one day I will get bored of it. But if my code is in a shape that anyone can understand and that also just by reading it, I will assume my assignment is complete.  

Most of the programming books have listed "Re-usability" as a key-value for a good code. For me, I don't think a code that can't be reused is qualified as the code itself. If you go with books on "Software Engineering" you will understand what I mean to say. Code that just works is useless if it can't be maintained or reused. I want to list two basic habit that makes your code more readable :


1 . Variable names/Function Names/Any Name


Look at the two codes given below
=====================================================
function f(n){                                                
      var f = 1;                                                            
      for(var i=1;i<=n;i++)                              
            f = f*i;
      return f;
}
=====================================================
function calculateFactorialOf(number){
       var factorial = 1;
       for(var counter = 1;counter <= number;counter++)
               factorial = factorial * counter;
       return factorial;
}
=====================================================

The first program looks like the test question we used to solve in the exam. The question was "what is the output of the program". But the code for software is not meant to test someone's IQ. It is meant to explain what the code does. You won't name your children as '100101001' just to complicate yours as well as other people's life. So why you want to complicate your code. Programming languages give you freedom to refer a memory location with a name so use it efficiently.

2. Indentation

Let us again look at two codes to compare :
=====================================================
function calculateFactorialOf(number){
var factorial = 1;
for(var counter = 1;counter <= number;counter++)
factorial = factorial * counter;
return factorial;
}
=====================================================
function calculateFactorialOf(number){
       var factorial = 1;
       for(var counter = 1;counter <= number;counter++)
               factorial = factorial * counter;
       return factorial;
}
=====================================================
It is simple to see what is the effect of indentation in the code. We get a better view of what piece code is contained in for loop and where a function starts and ends. The second code just with the indentation is much more easier to read and understand. 

I understand these are very basic steps. But nobody talked about it when I was in college. Nobody spent a second about it. But now when I developed these habits, it takes out the pain of explaining my code to a new person. Let me talk about my real life incident. I was on leave from my office. I went to my friends. One of the guy from CS branch asked me to show what I learnt. It was amazing for me that he was able to understand each line of my code as soon as I coded. I didn't need to explain him verbally any of the lines. It was a great experience for me. I hope this will motivate you to develop these habits.

Thank you.













Monday, 8 February 2016

Are you old enough to get Aadhaar??




Dear Readers,

Do you know what is the minimum age for getting enrolled for AADHAAR? This is the mail I sent to Aadhaar Sampark Kendra and got the reply. The snapshot discloses all you want to know.



So, as said above, it is better to get enrolled after 15. What you think about that? Post your comments below.

Thank you.


Tuesday, 26 January 2016

Get Grammarly Correct






Dear readers,
We all come into a situation where we have to write emails, blogs, reports, assignments. One of the biggest fear that bites us is - "Is the grammar correct?".
Now with 'Grammarly' you don't need to be scared. All you need is to go to the website and register yourself. It is free. It is easy. And it is useful. You must have also encountered its ad on youtube. You just have to register yourself and it gets integrated with your browser. You can also upload your document to see grammar errors. I too have it on my chrome. It checks errors while I am writing my blogs, e-mails, comments and much more. If you find my grammar so correct in this blog, thanks to 'Grammarly'.



Thank you.

Tuesday, 15 December 2015

Rangde Coloured Me


Hello readers,
This time you can help people by giving them micro-credits. You can invest money in their business and get a nominal interest. You can also donate some money as charity. But the interesting part is that your money can actually help to remove poverty from our country. You can choose the borrower from the list in whose business you want to invest. When the borrower pays the money back, you get the principal amount with nominal interest.  Minimum amount you can invest is INR 100 and maximum is up to your wish. You can opt for various payment methods:


  • Credit Card
  • Debit Card + ATM PIN
  • Debit Card
  • Net Banking
  • Cheque Drop
  • NEFT
  • Free Cheque Pickup

Even you can choose NEFT and get their bank account details. So what are you waiting for hit this URL:

Thank you for Reading.



Wednesday, 29 July 2015

ONILNE PASSPORT SEVA, BUT POLICE STILL EATING "MEVA"









Dear Readers,
                 
                    We all know that government upgraded the passport services. It gives online applications and online payment facility. This step was taken to minimise corruption and unfair practices. Alas! It is not as effective as it was thought. You don't have to give any bribe for the applying but you can't escape from the policemen. After your documents are verified at the Passport Seva Kendra, it is required that Police verifies about you and send a report to the Passport Authority of India. The policemen from your nearest police station enquires about you and send the report. The police verification plays a crucial role in getting a passport. Police department take advantage of that. They ask for bribe. Otherwise they would manipulate your report. Thus, you are not granted your passport. Common people are forced to give the bribe.

                                    Someone too applied for passport recently. Due to online payment and easy verification process at Passport Seva Kendra, he thought its not so difficult to get a passport. But after 12 days a policeman came to his home for verification. He asked for Rs 700 as a bribe. After 7-8 days a LIU (Local Investigation Unit) officer came to his home for further enquiry and he also took Rs 1000 as a bribe. I am very much ashamed that police in our state are not only inefficient but also cause trouble to common people. 

Sunday, 5 July 2015

IF YOU TOOK A APPOINTMENT ONLINE FOR RTO VARANASI, YOU ARE DOING A MISTAKE




Dear Reader,
                Most of us has either applied or will apply for Learner Licence or Driving Licence. We know that the RTO offices' official are so rude and inefficient that no one wishes to apply for a DL directly. We look out for a broker. The broker charge extra from us in order to get our work done and bribe the officials.To prevent this inconvenience faced by citizens, UP government launched a on-line portal for taking appointments at RTO offices for LL/DL. The portal URL is:
 http://upscdl.up.nic.in/Time_Slot/TimeSlotBooking.aspx
This facility is available in  ARTO Noida, RTO : Aligarh, Lucknow, Kanpur, Allahabad, Varanasi, Agra, Ghaziabad.
                                              Someone also applied for on-line appointment in RTO Varanasi for LL in previous month. He went along with my elder cousin brother. The things that happened at RTO office is listed beloow in points:

1. A group of brokers surrounded him each promising to get his work done in just a minute.

2. He went to take form from the counter. But they said you will have to purchase it from outside.

3. He then enquired from one of my cousin what to do next. He said lets talk to the broker.

4. He discussed the charge of getting the work done with the broker.

5. He said that he will charge Rs 200 extra. He also added the appointment that he had taken is useless because the officials don't find it as a source of income.

6. He brought all the forms and directed him to fill it.

7. He then filled the form and gave the money he demanded.

8. The broker then called him for Biometric Scan in the prescribed room.

9. He went there. His photo and finger print  was taken. He also gave my signature there.

10. Then the broker handed him a receipt saying that his registration is complete and his LL wil be delivered at  my home via post.

11. His LL arrived at my home after 15 days.

So, you see that despite having an appointment, He had to give the bribe. So the next time he went for  DL, he didn't took any appointment just gave 500 rs extra to the broker.
Now he has DL for even four-wheeler.This is UP!

Thanks For Reading

Friday, 5 June 2015

FRINDLE - BOOK REVIEW

Dear Readers,
                        First of all I would like to thank Thoughtworks (a software MNC) for providing me the story book at their expense. I received the book at my door on the eve of 3 June. Now, I am writing the review of the story book as I have finished reading it (18:45, 05-06-2015). I was so much occupied by the book that my mother had to call me twice as I didn't listen to anyone at once. Now lets focus on the book.


just mesmerized
:)

                       The title of the book is Frindle. The very first thing that strikes to anyone's mind is "what is the meaning of 'frindle' ?" If you are going to search it in dictionary, you will end up nowhere. The whole story is about how a new word came into existence by the effort of a fifth-grade boy. This is an American Novel written by Andrew Clements. It was first published in 1996.

A boy named Nick is very intelligent and witty. He likes to experiment everything he studies/learn. Every  topic/lecture has to be proved by experiments otherwise it is useless for Nick. When he entered in grade 5th in his school, he got an assignment from the language teacher named Mrs. Granger. The assignment was to present a report on how a word is included in the dictionary. The boy did his assignment and his report was very good. At the end of the class, Nick asked his teacher " Who decides that dog or anything is to be called by that specific name only?". The teacher also answered the question very genuinely "Nick, You decide it because you say so".

From there on the idea/statement stuck into the young boy's mind. He decided that if he controls what is the name given to the object, maybe then he can use a totally new word for an object. He went overboard to prove this. Students liked his idea and they started calling pen as "Frindle"!!! School authority did not like it. It laid down punishment/detention for the students who used the word 'Frindle'. But, Nick did not give up neither his friends. So the battle continued between students and school authority. Who won the battle?  Maybe now you should go and read this book. I am sure you will like the idea of how new things come up if someone has enough will power which cannot be broken down.

How to get it ?
Its available on many on-line shopping sites. But , I will recommend that you buy it from Amazon because they are giving Rs. 20 off. The MRP of the book is Rs. 150 and Amazon is giving it for Rs. 130. Here is the link of Amazon for buying the book :
http://www.amazon.in/Frindle-Andrew-Clements/dp/0689818769/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1433553886&sr=1-1&keywords=FRINDLE+BOOK

Thanks for Reading.

                    

Wednesday, 3 June 2015

BEST WAY TO GET AADHAAR IF YOU LOST YOUR ENROLMENT NO.

Dear Readers,
                   You went for aadhaar registration and NPR way back and now you don't have any proof /details/anything about it. You are in need of AADHAAR and you don't know what to do?

Solution: You go again for enrolment of  AADHAAR at the nearest enrolment centre. Please do not let them know that you have been already enrolled. Go along with the procedure and come back home quietly with the enrolment receipt. Now after 15-20 days go to official website of UIDAI site and click on " Check AADHAAR status". Fill the details in the webpage and check status. A message will appear saying "Duplicate/ matching enrolment found". It will give you your earlier enrolment no. and date. Now use this enrolment and date given on the web page for getting e-AADHAAR. It will ask you for a mobile no. on which the OTP will be sent. Give the mobile no. you have with you.
The OTP will be sent to your mobile via SMS. Enter the OTP and a PDF file will be downloaded. Open that PDF file, it will ask for password. Enter your postal pin code. Now you can take out the printout of your e-AADHAAR and get it laminated. The URLs are given below that will send you directly your desired page.

Check AADHAAR status:  https://resident.uidai.net.in/check-aadhaar-status
(enter the enrolment details you got it from the new enrolment centre)


Get e-AADHAAR :             https://eaadhaar.uidai.gov.in/
Enter the details of matching enrollment no.  on the web page when you checked aadhaar status.





Thanks for Reading

Sunday, 26 April 2015

SPEED POST ARTICLE TRACKING


Dear Readers,
                  If you are required or want to send some letter or item by mail, you definitely need to know how to track your item through internet. I sent some documents from Lucknow to Bangalore.
It was delivered in 4 days. Most of the time we are not sure where our item is at the present, and what its status. In Indian postal service we generally don't opt for POD(proof of delivery). We just get a message on our cell when our item is delivered. But then also we can be sure and track the current location of our item. We can get detailed track events for our item from the following URL :      http://www.indiapost.gov.in/speednettracking.aspx
                                                                                                           
This page will be opened and you will have to fill the item no. and captcha
Now, the question arises where is that item no. on my receipt?????
Ans: look in the picture below
 
the underlined no. is your item no.

What I saw after I pressed enter or clicked on TRACK button.
Detailed track events of my mailed item and its location and time
 What is NSH Lucknow and NSH Bangalore????
Ans:          NSH= National Sorting Hub
                  These are the places where items are sorted and then passed forward as required.

So, this is all for now if you want to know more about speed post service( eg. availability of speed post service between two cities, estimated time for delivery and rate applicable, insurance etc. ) you have to visit following URL: http://www.indiapost.gov.in/speedpost.aspx

Thanks for reading.

Tuesday, 24 March 2015

WENT TO GURGAON FOR INTERVIEW

Dear Readers,
              Recently, I went to Gurgaon, DLF Cyber city for interview of an MNC software company. I really felt good. The interview was scheduled at 8:30 am on 19 March. My train was late by 4 hours and I reached there at 10 am. However, everything went really smooth.
                      I had Metro Card which made my travel very easy and indeed very fast. Thanks to my cousin who offered his Metro Card when I was in Varanasi.
             The work environment was very casual there. There was no dress code. Everyone worked on large table(as dinning table). There was no office for anyone. All the employees had to work altogether  and cooperating each other. It was really nice to see such a working environment. You can go to work even dressed in lower and anything which makes you feel comfortable. The employees were young and energetic. The security was very tight in the building. You have to cross three checkpoints in order to reach in their office. Oh so sorry! I forgot to mention the company's name, it is THOUGHTWORKS.
              My GD PI session was over at 1:45pm. Then I left and reached nearest metro station. I was at New Delhi railway station at 2:30 pm. I had to wait for my train which was to arrive at 7:00 pm. Finally I reached Lucknow on 20 in morning.
    I missed my college fest for two days but I think I got better experience and knowledge while I was in Gurgaon. I wish that we soon have metro running in Lucknow also.

Thanks for reading.

Monday, 16 March 2015

MY FRIEND RECEIVED E-AADHAAR

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Dear Reader,
                   Today the wait of my friend for Aadhaar has come to an end . Today at 2 p.m. he received a message on his cell phone saying " Dear Pushpendra Kumar, your Aadhaar number has been generated &will be sent by post. You can download your e-Aadhaar from eaadhaar.uidai.gov.in".
He then asked him to download the eAadhaar. I followed the link and a form opened up.(shown below)
I filled up the form as my friend gave me the details. Thn i clicked on 'Get one time password' button.
The OTP was sent to the cellphone of my friend. As I entered the OTP and clicked on 'Download' button a file in PDF format was downloaded. When we opened the PDF file, it asked for password. The password was simple as it was same as postal code (pin code). Now we are going to take the printout of the PDF file and get it laminated.
                  
There are still many people who have not enrolled themselves for Aadhaar. I would request all the readers to get enrolled for Aadhaar. There are many benefit of Aadhaar and Govt. has proposed to make Aadhaar card mandatory to get scholarship for educational courses in India. You can get full details about Aadhaar and the Enrollment centre in my previous posts.


Thank you for reading.

Friday, 6 March 2015

MY EXPERIENCE WITH WINDOWS CORTANA


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Dear reader,
           All the tech geeks using Win 8.1 phone please download Windows' brand new app "Cortana".
It can understand whatever you say.It has got its name from AI in HALO.
FEATURES:
  • It can talk with you.
  • It has a sense of humor.
  • It can sing a song for you.
  • It will dial a number as you just spell the numbers.
why are you reading this go and just try it. Its amazing! And it's beyond that!

Limitation
  • need a data connection
  • more like a search engine than a bot
  • you have to turn speech settings to "English ( UK)" go to settings>speech>language.
  • will use Bing as a search engine.
Final verdict............................it is in initial stage, learning and it is useful. 
Download it from Windows store. If you have any problem using it..........feel free to contact me via email.

Thanks for reading.

Wednesday, 25 February 2015

UPSEE 2015 ONLINE FORM

 


Dear Reader,
                    
                    For all the B.tech aspirants here comes an important news.
                    You can apply for UPSEE-2015 exams for admission in UPTU colleges. The URL of UPSEE site has been changed. This has caused confusion and some problems to the interested students. So,    HERE IS THE SOLUTION
                     Just click on the following link down below
                       http://www.upseeuptu2015.in/
                   
  • Starting date for applying: 25 feb 2015
  • last date for applying: 25 March 2015
  • Examination Date : 19 April 2015            
                        FEE            (good news it has been reduced)                                                             
  •  For Male Candidates of General/ OBC                     Rs. 800/-
  •  For SC/ST Category and All Female Candidate Category      Rs. 400/- 
Further details are available on the UPSEE site.
Thanks

Sunday, 15 February 2015

PASSPORT CAMP IN LUCKNOW FROM 18 FEB




Dear reader,
           If you have been thinking for a long time that you need a passport, but never got the time for registering. Then its a golden chance to come at Gomtinagar premises of regional passport office, Lucknow between February  18 and February 20 to get a passport.
           The camp will be organised on three days between 10 am and 3:30 pm.
           The release of appointments will start from 5 pm on February 16 and 200 extra appointments will be released every day before the three-day camp begins on February 18.
This is the link to apply for appointment.
https://portal2.passportindia.gov.in

Note: Applicants seeking new and renewed passports only can apply.
          Cancelled and rescheduled appointments will not be entertained.
          Only residents of Lucknow district can apply.
          Date Extended :::::last date 27 Feb






location of passport centre near Lohiya park

Friday, 13 February 2015

ANUBHUTI 2015, Kamla Nehru Institute of Technology KNIT, Sultanpur, Cultural Festival, Uttar Pradesh, February 26 - March 1 2015



Dear Readers,
Anubhuti is the official fest of KNIT, Sultanpur. Interested persons may register themselves at the official site listed below.

                    Important dates: 
Event dates: 26th February - 1st March 2015
Last Dates for Registration: 25 February

Event Details:
ANUBHUTI is a cultural fest of KNIT sultanpur. Registrations open 17th January, 2015

Events in Sultanpur :
Dancing, Singing, Drama, Literary, Quiz, Fine Arts

Event Co-ordinators: 
Utsav Srivastav-8174948577
Navneet Malviya-7071362430

How to reach Kamla Nehru Institute of Technology KNIT: 
Direct Bus/Train to Sultanpur or via any of these cities Lucknow, Varanasi, Allahabad
Accommodation: Available

Event Website: http://www.anbti.in
                  

Thursday, 12 February 2015

A VISIT TO UIDAI CENTRE WITH MY FRIEND

Dear readers,

Yesterday I went along with my room partner to the UIDAI enrolment centre near Gomti Hotel on Sapru Marg, Hazratganj. My friend had no idea where the UIDAI centre was. So he insisted me to come along with him. He felt ease to find the centre as I accompanied him. I was glad to see that no. of people for the enrolment has increased there. Was it so because of my post?..........naah certainly not. The enrolment for UIDAI card has severely increased. This is because Govt. policies to give subsidies to those who have Aadhaar card. So, if there is somebody left out there who still haven't enrolled must reach UIDAI centre.


Thanks.

Wednesday, 4 February 2015

BLOOD DONATION FORM

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Yrst2X4mGAeKQ0O6-XdwxYwBb5CkbXaxAGJb6l_hQeM/viewform

Dear reader,
              For the people in Varanasi this is your golden chance to prove yourself valuable to mankind and the society. IMA Lahurabir has launched its google form for the registration in blood donation camp. If you are really interested in helping mankind please fill up this form. After completion of this form, you will receive a call from the humanity group on the day for blood donation. You will have to reach the IMA building and they will examine you and complete the donation process. The above google form link lands you directly to the desired form page. So start helping. You will get refreshment and also a certificate issued by IMA.
NOTE : I am not the member of the NGO so choose 'other' in the field 'how you come to know about this program'.
NGO humanity is organising a special blood
donation camp on 22nd Feb at IMA building
lahurabir Varanasi . If you want to donate your
blood and be a hero plzz fill up this 2 min online
form and you will get reminder.


Akash Jaiswal member of NGO Humanity .........at IMA blood donation camp held in last year.



Thanks for reading.