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From one desert to another, That Frequent Visitor now brings you to the Rajastan, the desert state of India.  The  Bhangarh Fort  ( Hindi : भानगढ़ दुर्ग) is a 17th-century  fort  built by order of King  Sawai Madho Singh  in  Rajasthan ,  India .   A new village of  Bhangarh  with a population of 1,306 in 200 households has developed outside the limits of the fort as there is fear of ghosts haunting the old city. The fort and its precincts are well preserved. Excerpt from hellotravel.com Bhangarh Fort / Kila is located on the way to Alwar and Jaipur in Rajasthan in India. As per a legend there was a black magic sorcerer who cursed the residents of the palace that they all would die an unnatural death and their spirits will stay there for centuries to haunt the fort / kila forever. This fort would really freak any living mortal. One can seldom find a temporary household in the close periphery of this fort. Let us reveal you one more fact about this place. The village households foun

Catch me on  http://thetimesofhari.blogspot.in/ Hey friends... I have been finding myself in this emblematic dilemma for quite a long time. Having seen so many people writing blogs and stuffs about their daily lives. Now that really wasn't much of a job, is it? Choose a platform, write few stuff, upload a picture and post it online... done! But the question was, who's gonna read all that stuff anyway? Some wise guy cracked long ago ' Karm karo... fal ki chinta mat karo ', I'm following His suite, just posting and not expecting... just like the good old days where people used to maintain journals. And for those who are Strangers  to me... I shall introduce myself... K.Hari Kumar is the 24-year old author of WHEN STRANGERS MEET.. He's also an international award nominated Photographer and independent filmmaker who has worked in over twenty television commercials, directed 6 short films and two documentaries (one for an international ar

Krishna Cinema House has the following cast & crew requirements for our short film project based on an important secular issue: 1. Lead (Male 17-23 years) - 1 , must be acquainted with skills and passion. 2. Supporting cast (Male 17-23 years) - 5 3. Camera assistant - freshers/interns only 4. Editor - freshers/intern only 5. Assistant Director - Fresher There will be an audition for the cast in december/jab in Gurgaon & Delhi Shoot duration - 2 days Location - Purani Dilli kindly contact me on fb/ twitter(@KathaHariK) or email your profile to info@kchindia.com as well as harryislive@gmail.com

thewinkstore.com LUMBINIYILE RAJAHAMSAM (The Royal Swan of Lumbini) Author : K. P. Ramesh Language : Malayalam Publisher : DC Books Price : Rs. 75 THIS COLLECTION of travel articles, presented in three parts, gives an overview of some interesting elements of India's cultural and religious ethos, apart from giving a glimpse of the historical evolution of certain places held high in public esteem for their spiritual significance. The first part covers visits to places linked to Gautama Buddha, including Kushi Nagar that houses a museum. The essays provide a fairly good description in a lucid language, although one finds clichéd expressions — for instance, “travelling in the chariot of time” and “the feeling of awakening from the night of one country to the morning of another country” — occurring rather frequently.

Photographs of India #1 "Lonely Planet" Life is uncertain and should be lived till end... Photograph by Vinay Purswani, New Delhi Location : Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary, India Vinay is a IT professional working in New Delhi. You can visit him on facebook ( http://www.facebook.com/vinay.purswani.5 )   Life is uncertain and should be lived till end...

"Jiya Re - A Girl's dream" Photograph by : K.Hari Kumar Location : Hauz Khas Between dream and reality lies just a dark path... Cross it... and she finds her dream... It reminds me of the song from Jab tak hai jaan... "Chali re, chali re...Junoon ko liye Katra, katra lamho ko diye Pinjre se udaa dil ka shikra Khudi se maine ishq kiya re Jiya jiya re jiya re"   Here's to Girl power... Cheers!   http://500px.com/photo/17916853  

  Reflections welcomes all photographers from around the Indian subcontinent to submit their works of photography to admin@reflectionsofindia.c om . we shall feature the best ones on Reflectionsofindia.com with the world. A way to reach out to wider audience.   Rules :   1.Photograph/Photographer must belong to the Indian Subcontinent 2.Image must well cropped and arranged. 3.Over post production using photoshop/Corel/Picassa wont be accepted 4.Image must have a title and suitable caption 5.The photographer must share their twitter/fb page link 6. Work must be original

Dropping dew Aarambha : Photographs by Hari Kumar K follow on twitter @iamvindicated1 follow on facebook www.facebook.com/kay4eva

Five days and three hours since coming back to my village in kerala, one thing that I have realized is an obvious and basic fact of my nature: Grass is always greener on the other bank. Lol! Talking about banks, i have been going in and out of banks since yesterday owing to account transfers and fund depositions. Even right now, as I am typing, I am breathing the air of another bank in Thrissur. Getting here wasn't a struggle. There is bus service to every nook and corner of the state. Auto rickshaw fares are quite affordable too. But whats not affordable is the way in which people here ply for Rules. There is a protocol for everything and people cry over smallest of defaults. Back in Gurgaon and Delhi, i used to feel that people were so negligent when it came to rules. The fact bothered me so much (especially in the middle of a traffic jam) but now I feel so opposed ironically. I really think that gurgaonites were better off as carefree kinda people for Now I am at a place that is

Project Encounter* (2011) The first teaser of upcoming action movie. Heavily shot with plane cameras and usage of surreal special effects, this movie boasts of an all-star ensemble from India and Hollywood alike. Starring - Nicholas Cage, Johnny Depp, Will Smith, Tom Hanks, Jennifer Lopez, Penelope Cruz, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Ranbir Kapoor, John Abraham, Suriya Sivakumar, Kamal Haasan, Prithviraj, Genelia D Souza, K Hari Kumar, Varun Chakkravarthy, Jashan Maan, & Junior NTR Directed by K Hari Kumar Music used - Carmina Burana LOL! Ok,,,,it's just imaginary stuff! This was my project for college...nothing big.

What a game! What a tournament! Finally, India break all myths about Hosts not winning World Cups etc. Sreesanth's luck showing him way into the team twice (and not performing either times, I don’t blame him, he’s a good bowler, just wasn’t his days) and then Yuvraj's absolute splendor with the bat and ball. Sachin's final call came up with Dhoni's awesome leadership. Don't forget the presence of Rajini (Rajinikanth) and Ghajini (Aamir Khan) at the finals. When the two DEMIGODS of India (Sachin & Rajini) are in the same stadium who can dare take away the cup from us? Overall, spectacular effort by Team India. Besides, Our Pakistani brothers and Sri Lankan machans also did great! It was an Asian dominated tournament that was able put a brake on the great Australian express. Once again, Well done India, Sri Lanka and congratulating all the other sides for putting up a healthy competition and taking it till the end. This is our Winning Eleven ....

What a game, what a tournament and finally India break all myths about Hosts not winning World Cups etc. Sreesanth's luck giving him way into the team twice and then Yuvraj's absolute splendor with bat and ball. Sachin's final call came up with Dhoni's awesome leadership. Don't forget the presence of Rajinikanth, when the DEMIGODS (Sachin & Rajini) from India are in the same stadium who can take away the cup from us? Getty Images via cricketnext.com Cricket World Cup, 2011 - Sri Lanka vs India, Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai, Final Match Result: India beat Sri Lanka by 6 wickets Man of the match: MS Dhoni (IND) Man of the Tournament : Yuvraj Singh (IND) Series Status: India win the 2011 Cricket World Cup Toss won by: Sri Lanka Status : Match Ended Batted First : Sri Lanka Batted Second : India Sri Lanka: 274 for 6 in 50.0 overs R/R: 5.48 Sri Lanka Batsman Status R B 4's 6's Upul Tharanga c Virender Sehwag b Zaheer Khan 2 20 0 0 Till

Cricket World Cup, 2011 - Pakistan vs India, Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali, 2nd Semi Final Match Result: India beat Pakistan by 29 runs Man of the match: S Tendulkar (IND) Series Status: India play Srilanka in Mumbai on April 2 2011 in the ICC Cricket World Cup Final Toss won by: India Status : Match Ended Batted First : India Batted Second : Pakistan India: 260 for 9 in 50.0 overs R/R: 5.2 India Batsman Status R B 4's 6's Virender Sehwag lbw b Wahab Riaz 38 25 9 0 Sachin Tendulkar c Shahid Afridi b Saeed Ajmal 85 115 11 0 Gautam Gambhir st Kamran Akmal b Mohammad Hafeez 27 32 2 0 Virat Kohli c Umar Akmal b Wahab Riaz 9 21 0 0 Yuvraj Singh b Wahab Riaz 0 1 0 0 MS Dhoni (C) (W) lbw b Wahab Riaz 25 42 2 0 Suresh Raina not out 36 39 3 0 Harbhajan Singh st Kamran Akmal b Saeed Ajmal 12 15 2 0 Zaheer Khan c Kamran Akmal b Wahab Riaz 9 10 1 0 Ashish Nehra run out (Kamran Akmal) 1 2 0 0 Munaf Patel not out 0 0 0 0 Extras :    18  (b - 0,

Cricket World Cup, 2011 - Australia vs India, Sardar Patel Gujarat Stadium, Motera, 2nd Quarter Final Match Result: India beat Australia by 5 wickets Man of the match: Y Singh (IND) Toss won by: Australia Batted First : Australia Batted Second : India Australia: 260 for 6 in 50.0 overs R/R: 5.2 Australia Batsman Status R B 4's 6's Shane Watson b Ravichandran Ashwin 25 38 5 0 Brad Haddin (W) c Suresh Raina b Yuvraj Singh 53 62 6 1 Ricky Ponting (C) c Zaheer Khan b Ravichandran Ashwin 104 118 7 1 Michael Clarke c Zaheer Khan b Yuvraj Singh 8 19 0 0 Michael Hussey b Zaheer Khan 3 9 0 0 Cameron White c & b Zaheer Khan 12 22 0 0 David Hussey not out 38 26 3 1 Mitchell Johnson not out 6 6 0 0 Jason Krejza Brett Lee Shaun Tait Extras :    11  (b - 0, w - 9, nb - 0, lb - 2, Penalty - 0) Fall of wickets: 1/40 (Shane Watson 10 ov.), 2/110 (Brad Haddin 22.5 ov.), 3/140 (Michael Clarke 30.4 ov.), 4/150 (Michael Hussey 33.3 ov.), 5