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Man with the Midas touch By Bala Menon Jewelry and dreams! It's a great combination and when you are a merchant dealing in both, there can never be a dull moment in your fabled realm. "It's something that I relish," says Mathukara Moothedathu Ramachandran, former banker turned jeweler and motion filmmaker - and now regally ensconced among the top rungs in both fields. So what can now really elate him? Only a scenario - that looks like straight out of his movies: the air is hot and humid' thousands streaming out of a palm-thatched picture hall in a small town or a plush cinema in a big Kerala city; wide-eyed, captivated by the entertainment he provides. "That is pure elation, a very exhilarating experience. I want to have it again and again." Gouthami and Mammooty in the award-winning film Sukrutham Ramachandran received the National Best Film Award in the regional category in June 1995 for his offering Sukrutham (Goodness), starring Mammooty, Gauthami and Manoj K.Jayan. The film also won that year's National Award for Best Music (Bombay Ravi) and the National Award for Best Background Score (Johnson). Of course, awards are nothing new for 'dream merchant' Ramachandran, Managing Director of Atlas Jewelry, which boast the largest gold showroom in Dubai. He has had a great run with some 10 films, each one of them acclaimed for various reasons: theme, music, cinematography or just novelty. And films like the voluptuous

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PANIHATI CIDA DAHI MAHOTSAV (Panihati Chipped Rice festival) This page is best viewed using the Balaram FONT Short version: Full version from Sri Chaitanya Charitamrita: Chipped Rice Distribution at Panihati: ... The recipe:(in essence) Under the tree where this pastime of the Lord took place.............. Where is Panihati? Panihati is located on the banks of the Ganges 10 miles North of Calcutta, in West Bengal India. It is the site of many wonderful spiritual pastimes of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu and His close personal associates. In this region at this time of year June, pre-monsoon it is so hot, often up in the mid-to-high 40 C. The most cooling of foods in such a temperature is yogurt, cool yogurt (dahi or dadhi or doi) This pastime of the Lord is about how the devotees pleased Lord Chaitanya and how the Lord reciprocated with the devotees in a very wonderful and pleasing festival called the Panihati Cida-dadhi mahotsav. In the village of Panihati, Raghunatha dasa obtained an interview with Nityananda Prabhu who was accompanied by many kirtana performers, servants and others. Sitting on a rock under a tree on the bank of the Ganges, Lord Nityananda seemed as effulgent as hundreds and thousands of rising suns. Many devotees sat on the ground surrounding Him. Seeing the influence of Nityananda Prabhu, Raghunatha dasa was astonished. Raghunatha dasa offered his obeisances by falling prostrate at a distant place, and the servant of Nityananda Prabhu pointed out, "There is Raghunatha dasa, offering You obeisances."

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69. Hare-Krishna.org: Website Of The Hare Krishna Movement He was born in the Rahya clan of the physician caste (vaidya). Hisfather's name was kamalakara Das, his mother's Sadanand. Locana http://www.hare-krishna.org/news/html/news00038.html

News related to the Hare Krishna Movement Click Here for Details Hare Krishna Books Hare Krishna Audio The Founder ... Back to News Listings Sri Locana Das Thakur January 13, 2003 By His Divine Grace Srila Bhakti Ballabh Tirtha Maharaj [The following is an excerpt from the book "Sri Chaitanya: His Life and Associates" by Srila Bhakti Ballabh Tirtha Maharaj.] Family life Locana Das Thakur was born in 1523 in Kograma, in the Katwa block of Burdwan district. This village is about ten miles north of Guskara train station. The Thakur's home is situated near the Ajaya River. His birth tithi is given by some as the first day of the fortnight of the waxing moon in Paush. He was born in the Rahya clan of the physician caste (vaidya). His father's name was Kamalakara Das, his mother's Sadanand. Locana Das studied at his maternal grandfather's house. He displayed devotion for Mahaprabhu from his childhood. Locana Das was married at a very young age, according to the customs of that epoque. His in-laws' household was in the village of Amedpura Kakua. However, though he had entered the married station, he was extremely renounced and spent all his time discussing Krishna-katha with other devotees of Gauranga. Since Locana Das was married at a very early age, his wife at first remained with her parents, but as the time approached when she was to join him, they began to worry because of Locana Das's indifference to material life. They approached his guru Narahari Sarkara and told him of their disquiet. As a result, Narahari ordered Locana Das to go to his in-laws' home.

70. Smritis And Allied Works From The Chapter "Dharmasastra", In Hindu Dharma : Kama Nirnayasindhu by kamalakara Bhatta is also accepted as an authority there.In the South, VaidyanathaDiksitiyam by Vaidyanatha Diksita is followed. http://www.kamakoti.org/hindudharma/part15/chap2.htm

Home Announcements Seva (KKSF) Tamil Section ... More ... Smritis and Allied Works (HinduDharma: Dharmasastra) Receive pages from Hindu Dharma in your email Manu, Parasara, Yajnavalkya, Gautama, Harita, Yama, Visnu, Sankha, Likhita, Brhaspati, Daksa, Angiras, Pracetas, Samvarta, Acanas, Atri, Apastamba and Satatapa are the eighteen sages who mastered the Vedas with their superhuman power and derived the Smrtis from them. Their works are known after them like Manusmrti, Yajnavalkya-smrti, Parasara-Smrti and so on, and they contain all that we need to know about all the dharmas to be adhered to and all the rituals to be performed during our entire life. Apart from these eighteen , there are eighteen subsidiary Smrtis called Upasmrtis . It is customary to include the Bhagavadgita among the Smrtis. What we find in one Smrti may not be found in the other. There may also be differences between one Smrti and another. These give rise to doubts which are sought to be cleared by works called "Dharmasastra Nibandhanas". There are some Smrtis which do not contain instructions with regard to all observances. For instance , some do not mention sandhyavandana. The reason must be it is such a common rite that everybody is expected to know it. Then some omit the sraddha ceremony and some others are silent on various types of "pollution" (for instance, that due to the birth of a child in the family or death of a relative). Certain matters are taken for granted. After all, we do not have to be told about how to breathe or eat.

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72. Sri Paramesvara Dasa Thakura - ISKCON Perth (Western Australia) One day, near Sri Rampur, at Akna Mahesh (the Sripat of kamalakara Pippalai),there was a festival of namasankirtan going on within the temple of Lord http://home.iprimus.com.au/naractl/Saints/Sri_Paramesvara_Dasa_Thakura.html

Home Contact Us Perth Calendar Sunday Feast ... Restaurant Perth Temple ISKCON Sri Paramesvara Dasa Thakura Sri Paramesvara dasa Thakura appeared in a family of physicians. His Sripat is at Atapur, which was on the Canpandanga branch of the Howrah-Amrah rail line. Rail service on this line has been discontinued. Direct bus service is available from Howrah station; it is about a 2 hour journey from there. Atapur was previously known as Visakhala. Sri Sri Radha-Govinda are still residing at his Sripat. In front of the temple are two Bakul trees and in between them is Paramesvara Thakura's Samadhi mandira. Sri Krsna das Kaviraj Gosvami has written: "Paramesvara das, said to be the fifth gopala of Krsna-lila, completely surrendered to the lotus feet of Nityananda. Anyone who remembers his name, Paramesvara dasa, will get love of Krsna very easily." [C.C. Adi11.29] Sri Kavi Karnapura Gosvami has written: namnarjunah sakha prag yodasah paramesvarah, "Paramesvara dasa Thakura was previously the cowherd friend of Sri Krsna named Arjuna." Sri Vrindavana dasa Thakura has written: nityananda jivan paramesvar das jahar vigrahe nityananda vilasa krsna das paramesvar das dvi jon gopabhave hoi hoi kore sarvakkon [C.B.]

73. Sri Locana Dasa Thakura - ISKCON Perth (Western Australia) Caitanyamangala, Satvakhanda. His father's name was Sri kamalakara dasaand his mother's name, Sri Sadananda. He was the only son of his parents. http://home.iprimus.com.au/naractl/Saints/Sri_Locana_dasa_Thakura.html

Home Contact Us Perth Calendar Sunday Feast ... Restaurant Perth Temple ISKCON Sri Locana dasa Thakura Sri Locana dasa Thakura took birth in a family of Rarhiya physicians who resided in the village of Kogram, within the Mahakumar (Katna) district of Barddhaman. His guru was Sri Narahari Sarkar Thakura. "I am the servant of Thakura Sri Narahari, who is the master of my life. The desire of all my desires, I place at his lotus feet; which is that this vile creature (myself) might describe something about the wonderful qualities of Sri Gaurasundara. In this expectation, he is my only refuge. [Caitanya-mangala, Satvakhanda]. His father's name was Sri Kamalakara dasa and his mother's name, Sri Sadananda. He was the only son of his parents. He was raised in his maternal grandfather's home and his education was completed there. He was married at a very young age. From his youth he was very attached to Sri Gaursundara and consequently very disinterested in material life, though he was surrounded by family, friends and society. In his youth he spent the major part of his time at his guru's Sripat, Srikhanda, where he learned how to do kirtana. He composed Caitanya-mangala from the diary of Sri Murari Gupta. "Murari Gupta, who resides at Nadia, composed many beautiful verses about the life of Sri Gauranga. These include the youthful pastimes of Nimai, which Murari Gupta personally took part in, and His later pastime in Nilacala, after He accepted sannyasa, which were narrated by Sri Damodara Pandita. Having heard these verses of Murari Gupta, composed in sanskrit, I have become very attracted and so I have composed them in the village folk poetry meter of Bengali."

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Tuesday, March 26, 2002, Chandigarh, India CHANDIGARH INDEX C H A N D I G A R H S T O R I E S HEALTH NAMS award for Prof Nagi Tribune News Service Chandigarh, March 25 The National Academy of Medical Sciences (NAMS) has awarded the prestigious Dr V.R. Khanolkar oration award to Prof O.N Nagi, Professor and Head, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, PGI. The award which was instituted in 1987 to honour the achievements of medical men was bestowed on Prof Nagi at the annual function of NAMS held on March 24 and 25. Prof Nagi was selected for this award in recognition of his outstanding contribution in the field of orthopaedic surgery which include his innovations in clinical and experimental work. A post graduate of PGI, Chandigarh, and Oxford University, Prof Nagi started working in the field of arthoplasty and innovated its technique of Girdlestone arthoplasty to give reasonable mobility to totally disabled poor patients who cannot afford replacement surgery. He also innovated a new surgical technique of bone grafting in complicated fractures of neck of femur. These innovations have been included in standard texts of orthopaedics, like the Campbell’s Orthopaedic Surgery, Mercer’s Text Book and Rockwood and Green Book of Fractures read throughout the world.

76. V.Suresh Umayalpuram Sri Sivaraman,Trichy Sri.Sankaran,Sri.Karakudi Mani, Guruvayur Sri Dorai,Tanjore Sri Upendran, Sri Srimushnam Rajarao, Sri kamalakara rao and Sri http://www.chembur.com/anecdotes/carnatic/vsuresh/

V. Suresh Born in a music loving family in 1966, Suresh is one of the few of the percussionists with an aesthetic sense of approach to accompanying on Ghatam, the earthen clay pot. Carnatic music, an ever explored ocean among the fine arts, was an instant attraction to the prodigical talents of Suresh during his boyhood in Triplicane, Madras. He along with his elder brother Sri Rajasekar (another fine Mrindangam Vidwan today) was initiated into vocal music by their maternal grandfather Sri Angarai C.Nataraja Iyer. Though after 2 decades Suresh is now rediscovering his flair of perfecting his musicianship as a singer, the fundamentals of Vocal Music has guided him throughout his Tutelage of percussion to develop his style as an appreciative accompanist. The uncompromising strict adherance to tradition clubbed with innovations, to give the best support of "music" through percussion has earned laurels for Suresh from Doyens of carnatic music.To name a few who complemented and desired to have "Suresh" for ghatam support for the embelshment of their concert are Sri Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer,Sri Madurai Somu, Sri Lalgudi Jayaraman, Sri T.N.Krishnan, Sri S. Balachander, Dr.M.Balamurali Krishna, Sri Nedunoori Krishna murthy, Sri T.V.Gopalakrishnan, Sri T.V Sankara Narayanan, Sri M.S.Gopalakrishnan, Sri T.N.Seshagopalan, Sri D.K. Jayaraman, Sri K.V. Narayanaswamy, Sri N.Ramani, K.S. Gopalakrishnan, M.S. Anantharaman, M.Chandrasekaran allepey Venkatesan, K.J. Yesudas.

77. PERSONALITIES EDUCATION ARTS/CULTURE BUS/TRAIN TIMINGS PHONE possessed a prominent place in Uloor's Kerala Sahithya Charithram (The history ofKerala literature ), the men of letters like V.kamalakara Menon, Kunjikrishna http://www.irinjalakuda.com/2003/history/

PERSONALITIES EDUCATION ARTS/CULTURE BUS/TRAIN TIMINGS ... PH0TO ALBUM Through The History Of Irinjalakuda Glimpses of History The ancient archives up to the 15th Century brings a historical light that brighten the dark corners of the origin of the name - Irinjalakuda. It transparently points out that 'Irinjalikoodal' was the old name of Irinjalakuda. 'Koodal' simply means merge together, merging of two rivers. The golden rays of history brighten the murky depths and the disappeared routes of rivers. According to the documents, two streams that start, one from Kurmalipuzha and the other from Kudapuzha, that belongs to Chalakudypuzha, and move through Konthipulam at North whereas, the other one through Velukara at South. Then these two streams merge together in the west. So it shows that Irinjalakuda may have gradually developed, from 'Irinjalikoodal', that derived from 'Inangikoodal', means - merge together. At present there is no river in Irinjalakuda, only but the myth of river. Irinjalakuda was the rather important and prominent village among all other villages, which is believed that created by Parasuraman. It was promoted in to

78. Indian Journal Of Pharmaceutical Sciences -- IPA Complexes of Nifedipine with band Hydroxypropyl b-Cyclodextrins in theDesign of Nifedipine SR Tablets. KPR Chowdary and G. kamalakara Reddy. http://www.indianpharma.org/journal/?f=2march - april&year=2002

79. Indian Journal Of Pharmaceutical Sciences -- IPA Controlled Release of Nifedipine from Mucoadhesive Tablets of ITSCyclodextrin Complexes. K. PR Chowdary and G. kamalakara Reddy. http://www.indianpharma.org/journal/?f=3may - june&year=2002

80. Andhraonline This was the reason why a legendary director like kamalakara Kameswara Rao, whohas directed a magnum opus like Pandava Vanavaasam and BA Subba Rao, who has http://www.andhraonline.com/TOLLY/archives/greengiridhar.htm

News Tollywood Unsung heroes and behind the scenes Giridhar Gone are the days when talented directors or artistes have to sit idle simply because they do not get film chances. Film making is such a tricky business that the industry always ran after success. If a film becomes a blockbuster, the director and artistes become busy over night. The fate of all concerned depends heavily on the success of a film. Even directors who had done exceedingly well, were not touched by the industry when their films did not succeed at the box office. It is not as if the film industry cannot recognise talent. It respects talent. But encourages only such talent that ensures success. This was the reason why a legendary director like Kamalakara Kameswara Rao , who has directed a magnum opus like Pandava Vanavaasam and B.A. Subba Rao, who has directed the all time great classic Bhishma had to spend their last days idle nursing the wounds to their self esteem, inflicted by the same industry that once treated them like princes, after few of their films had failed. Now with the advent of the TV industry, there is no dearth of opportunities for talented persons irrespective of their success ratings in the film industry. All talented directors and artistes, who could not succeed in the film industry either because they were branded unsuccessful or because they who could not bulldoze their way, are now settling down for a career in the TV industry.

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