61. Raja Harishchandra Raja Harishchandra . (30471 bytes) (30471 bytes) (21226 bytes). RAJA HARISHCHANDRAPlaced in charge of Kala Bhavan s photographic studio by a sympathetic http://members.tripod.com/pbhooshan/raja.htm

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62. Rajainfo Shooting for Raja Harishchandra began soon after the monsoon of 1912 at the Six months later, an edited 3700 feet of Raja Harishchandra was ready. http://members.tripod.com/pbhooshan/rajainfo.htm

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63. HARISHCHANDRA His name was Harishchandra. The country was very happy and prosperous Here,King Harishchandra is shown in red, with his queen Shaivya behind him, http://www.maxwell.syr.edu/southasiacenter/Harishchandra/harishchandra.htm

HARISHCHANDRA This is a remarkable story about the ordeals suffered by a king and his family. This is also a touching story about one man's adherence to his ideals of truth and duty, about the demi-gods who conspired to test him, and about a very powerful sage who became the instrument of testing him. We narrate this age-old yet ever new legend from India, told through the painbrush-strokes of Bengali artists who have created and brought to life the characters depicted in the frames that follow: Frame 1. There was a very virtuous king in the Kosala region of ancient India. His name was Harishchandra. The country was very happy and prosperous during his reign. He, his queen Shaivya, and their young son, prince Rohitashwa, were loved by all their subjects. Here, King Harishchandra is shown in red, with his queen Shaivya behind him, holding the little prince Rohitashwa. Notice that the painting is framed at the top and the bottom with a vine-trellis. The same mechanism is used in subsequent frames to divide the same picture and present within it several episodes of the story at once. Frame 2.

64. BANGLAPEDIA: Mukherjee, Harishchandra Mukherjee, Harishchandra (18241862) founding editor of the hindu patriot, writer.Harish Chandra Mukherjee came of a very poor family and had to seek http://banglapedia.search.com.bd/HT/M_0361.htm

Mukherjee, Harishchandra (1824-1862) founding editor of the hindu patriot , writer. Harish Chandra Mukherjee came of a very poor family and had to seek employment early in life. While an employee of the Military Auditor-General's office, Harish Chandra studied law. In 1852 he became a member of the british indian association (est1851), a society of Bengal landholders. Subsequently, Harischandra Mukherjee became the owner of the Hindu Patriot. He had great influence on contemporary political thought. Harish Chandra was in favour of widow remarriage. He strongly opposed dalhousie 's (1848-56) annexation policy, but during the sepoy revolt (1857) supported the British. During the indigo resistance movement in 1859-60, he championed the cause of the indigo raiyats and used his pen to expose the indigo planters' atrocities. He died when he was only 38. [Nurul Hussain Chowdhury] Web banglapedia.search.com.bd Chief Editor's Preface Board of Editors Contributors How to Use ... Home Index:[ A B C D ... Z We are highly expecting your Comments . You may write your comments here Or send us mail banglapedia [use" gmail.com

65. BANGLAPEDIA: Mitra, Harish Chandra Harish Chandra Mitra s father Abhay Charan Mitra was an inhabitant of Hawra, WestBengal. Harish Chandra Mitra was brought up in dire poverty. http://banglapedia.search.com.bd/HT/M_0279.htm

Mitra, Harish Chandra (1837-1872) playwright, poet, essayist, journalist. Born in Dhaka in a lower middle-class family. Harish Chandra Mitra's father Abhay Charan Mitra was an inhabitant of Hawra, West Bengal. Harish Chandra Mitra was brought up in dire poverty. While a teenager he worked as a compositor at a press. His first poem was published in 1858 in the Sambad Probhakar . In his youth he was a teacher at a junior school in Dhaka. In 1860, Harish Chandra published a monthly- Kavita Kushumabali , the first newspaper from Dhaka. In 1862, he edited another monthly Abakashranjika . In 1863, he published weekly Dhaka Darpan , the first weekly published from Dhaka. Among other newspapers he edited were Kabya Prokash Hindu Hitoishi (1865), and Hindu Ranjika Harish Chandra Mitra published and edited monthly Mitra Prokash (1870), which is thought to be one of the best periodicals published from Dhaka in the 19th century. Mitra's first book was a play Shuvashya Shigrang . Among his other plays are Myao Dharbe Ke Ghar Thakte Babui Bheje Janaki Natak Joydhuth Badh Brittanta (1864). His three plays

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68. Bhartendu Harishchandra. Kaavyaalaya: The House Of Hindi Poetry Bhartendu Harishchandra. * * *. Back. http://manaskriti.com/kaavyaalaya/bhrtendu1.stm

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69. Pioneers In Indian Cinema - Harishchandra Sakharam Bhatvadekar Harishchandra Sakharam Bhatvadekar . Also known as Save Dada, Bhatvadekar was aportrait photographer and a rapt audiencemember at the Lumiere shows. http://www.indiaheritage.com/perform/cinema/history/harish.htm

A Living Portrait of India India Heritage Performing Arts Cinema In India History ... The Pioneers Harishchandra Sakharam Bhatvadekar A lso known as Save Dada, Bhatvadekar was a portrait photographer and a rapt audience-member at the Lumiere shows. He is credited with being the first Indian to import a motion picture camera. In 1897 - - filmed a wrestling match at the Hanging Gardens, Bombay. - filmed a short of the playfulness of monkeys. He held his film shows in tents. In 1901 - filmed the return of Ragunath P. Paranjpye , who had secured a distinction in mathematics from Cambridge University. Save Dada exhibited this as a newsreel. In 1903 - filmed the durbar organized on the occasion of the coronation of Edward VII. Lord Curzon organized this splendid pageant and later partitioned Bengal, resulting in wide-spread agitations. [This episode of history was recorded by Jyotish Sarcar SOURCE So Many Cinemas.

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72. NARESH HARISHCHANDRA PATIL NARESH HARISHCHANDRA PATIL. NARESH HARISHCHANDRA PATIL. BA, LL.B. Born on 7thApril 1957. Graduated in the faculty of law from the then Bombay University in http://hcbom.mah.nic.in/nhp1.html

NARESH HARISHCHANDRA PATIL B. A., LL.B. Born on 7th April 1957. Graduated in the faculty of law from the then Bombay University in the year 1979. Enrolled as an Advocate in the year 1980. Started practise in the High Court of Bombay , Bench at Aurangabad in 1982-83. Appointed as Honorary Assistant to the Government Pleader, High Court, Bench at Aurangabad, by the Govt. of Maharashtra in the year 1983. Appointed as Additional Standing Counsel for the Union of India in the High Court , Bench at Aurangabad in the year 1988. Elevated as Judge of the Bombay High Court on 12th October, 2001.

73. A Closer Look At Harishchandra Gad A Closer Look at Harishchandra Gad. Kokan Kada . Looking right from Konkan Kada . Kokan Kada again, from right. Ane Malshej Ghat as seen from http://bobcat.ent.ohiou.edu/~prashant/Harishchandra.Gad.html

A Closer Look at Harishchandra Gad "Kokan Kada" Looking right from "Konkan Kada" "Kokan Kada" again, from right. "Ane Malshej Ghat" as seen from "Taramati" Point. The Temple supposedly built by "Pandavas". Last modified: 01/03/1999 01:07:52 How did you like My Home Page? prashant@bobcat.ent.ohiou.edu Go back Home!!

74. 3to6 A Complete Movie Portal Such is the hold and influence of Babu Harishchandra on the masses in the If Chandravali dealt with love, then Satya Harishchandra dealt with http://www.3to6.com/final_theatre/legend-bharat.htm

Home Sign Up Chat Contact Us Feedback About Us LEGENDS Previous Article Bhartendu Harishchandra Synge Harold Pinter ... Look Back in Anger: The Angry Young Men of Theatre Bhartendu Harishchandra (September 9, 1850) 'Andher Nagri Chaupat Raja take ser bhaji take ser khaja' (From Bhartendu Harishchandra's play 'Andher Nagri') Little children in the Hindi heartland still mouth these lines effortlessly without a clue as to their origin. Such is the hold and influence of Babu Harishchandra on the masses in the Hindi-speaking belt. Born in Benares on September 9, 1850 in Benaras, Bhartendu was denied a decent education as his parents passed away while he was still quite young. But it did not stop him from educating himself and becoming the father of the Hindi drama. Bhartendu is the first original Hindi playwright. When he started writing plays sometime in 1868, with 'Pravas Natak' being his first play, there was no ideal form of Hindi theatre available. Bhartendu therefore used Sanskrit and the then fast developing Bangla theatre as models for his writings. Hence the predominant influence of Sanskrit drama in the works of Bhartendu like, 'Chandravali, Satya Harishchandra, Bharat Janani', which all show the essential parts of Sanskrit drama like Nandipath, Prastavana, and Bharatvakya. The soliloquies and the lengthy poetic dialogues in his plays also reflect the Sanskrit effect. Even though Bhartendu used the Sanskrit model in his plays, he did not neglect Western theatrical norms and traditions. His plays 'Neeldevi' and 'Vidyasunder' have scene breakups, which are very Western in approach. These plays don't have Prastavana and Bharatvakya like the Sanskrit ones.

75. Murder Of Dalit Leader, Harish Chandra And Assault On Dalit Households 15 Dalit men and women from Ahirwar Tola, village Bhauri, block Manikpur, districtChitrakoot. 8 kms from PS Rajpura and 12 Kms from Karvi (District http://www.pucl.org/Topics/Dalit-tribal/2002/chandra.htm

PUCL Bulletin, May 2002 Chitrakoot PUCL, UP Murder of Dalit leader, Harish Chandra and assault on Dalit households A fact finding report Composition of fact-finding team Sayed Ali Manzar, State Joint Secretary (PUCL); Sheo Kumar Mishra, Vice President Bar Association, Banda, Member State Executive Insaaf; Malini Ghose, Nirantar, Delhi; Praneeta Kapur (Hunger Project Delhi); Hari Shankar (General Secretary Chitrakoot PUCL); Deepa Pant (SARC, Varanasi); Tripathi (Peace, New Delhi); Madhavi Kukreja (PUCL Chitrakoot); Maheshwar, Urmila, Pushpa, Mamta (Vanagana Chitrakoot). Persons spoken to Family of the deceased (Harish Chandra, his son Devendra, Ravindra and wife Poonam); Women's Sangathan in Muslim Tola and College Tola; Testimonies of persons beaten (Surajpal, Sunita, Neha, Mahadev), and several others from the Ahirwar Tola. Note: The team was unable to speak to the mother of the deceased, as she is admitted in serious condition, in Allahabad, Swaroop Rani Hospital, and is unable to give her testimony. The Incident 15 Dalit men and women from Ahirwar Tola, village Bhauri, block Manikpur, district Chitrakoot. 8 kms from P.S. Rajpura and 12 Kms from Karvi (District Headquarters) were severely beaten up in an orgy of violence on the night of 18th February 2002. The women were threatened with sexual violence.

76. Bhartendu Harish Chandra Bhartendu Harish Chandra was born on 09 September 1850 in a Today BhartenduHarish Chandra is revered as the father of modern Hindi literature. http://rrtd.nic.in/bhartenduharishchandra.htm

Bhartendu Harish Chandra (1850-1885) Bhartendu Harish Chandra was born on 09 September 1850 in a distinguished and opulent Agarwal family of Varanasi. From his grand- father and father he inherited material prosperity, Vaishnava traditions and literary talents. Harish Chandra showed love for devotional music and aptitude for composing poetry even at the age of five. Today Bhartendu Harish Chandra is revered as the father of modern Hindi literature. His writings marked a transition from tradition to modernity. He brought old literature into focus and created a new one, rich and varied in content, wide in range, refreshing in style, and nationalistic, progressive and reformatory in tone. Among his literary works, dramas and love lyrics are most famous. His genius as a poet lay in bringing poetry from the royal courts to the common people and introducing realism into it. He travelled widely in northern India and learnt several other languages such as Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, Marwari and Punjabi, which widened his intellectual horizon. He started a chain of journals such as Harish Chandra Chandrika, Kavivachan Sudha, Balabodhini Patrika and Bhagwadbhaktitoshini.

77. Graph Theory White Pages Ramane, Harishchandra S. www.graphtheory.com graph theory white pages Ramane, Harishchandra S. http://www1.cs.columbia.edu/~sanders/graphtheory/people/random.cgi?Ramane, Haris

78. SOSIG: CV Details http://www.sosig.ac.uk/grapevine/Query?view=fullCv&person_id=hchandra

79. Harish Chandra Karnatak Harish Chandra Karnatak, Sameer Saran and Karamjit Bhatia, “Sharing of spatialdata in Internet GIS domain”, National seminar on “Role of Information http://www.biospec.org/karnatak/

Harish Chandra Karnatak Summary: Have four year experience in Application Software development, System Analysis, Internet GIS, database management of spatial and non-spatial database and web application development. Specialization lies in building of Internet GIS application development, database management, Intranet and client/server applications, and Programming. Have worked extensively in ASP, ArcIMS, ArcSDE, Oracle 9i/8i data server ,PL/SQL, JavaScript, XML, Crystal Reports, Visual Basic, ASP, VBScript, HTML/ DHTML. Education : .. .. PhD. in Computer Science ( about to submit Indian Institute of Remote Sensing, Dept. of Space, Dehradun, India, registered in Gurukul Kangdi University Haridwar, India .. .. Masters in Mathematics Kumaun University Nainital , India .. .. P.G. Diploma in Computer application (Two Years full time) Board of technical education Lucknow , India Indian Institute of Remote Sensing, Dept. of Space

80. Harishchandra --  Encyclopædia Britannica Harishchandra also called Bhartendu Indian poet, dramatist, critic, and journalist,commonly referred to as the “father of modern Hindi. http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?tocId=9039271

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