Highlights of Telangana State History Facts

 The word Telangana = Trilinga / Worship of Lord Shiva i.e. Srisailam in Kurnool district, Draksharamam in East Godavari district and Kaleshwaram in Karimnagar district. 

Telangana state formed on 2nd June 2014 made of Precambrian Rocks in Indian History.

Telangana was a part of Hyderabad State. Earlier was ruled by Asafjahi (Nizam) rulers from 1724 to 1948 for 224 years with Nizam ul Mulk as founder of dynasty. 

In this Highlights, we are covering certain important events of Telangana State:

A) Overview of Telangana

B) Syllabus in Telangana Academic Groups Exams

C) Dynasties rule in Telangana

D) Facts about Telangana timeline

Medicines essential at Home

Our physical body is prone to attacks of all kinds of bacteria and viruses.  Its difficult for us to visit doctor every-time we fall sick. So, better to keep tablets or ointments in stock at our home.

Types of Landforms on Earth

Landforms are natural features on solid surface of the planet Earth that make up the terrain such as Oceans, Plains, Plateaus and Mountains.

Several related landforms together make up landscapes, (large tracts of earth’s surface). Each landform has its own physical shape, size, materials and is a result of the action of certain geomorphic processes and agent(s).   Landforms once formed may change in their shape, size and nature slowly or fast due to continued action of geomorphic processes and agents.

Due to changes in climatic conditions and vertical or horizontal movements of landmasses, either the intensity of processes or the processes themselves might change leading to new modifications in the landforms. 

A landmass passes through stages of development somewhat comparable to the stages of life — youth, mature and old age.

There are major 3 types of Landforms:
A) First-Order Landforms (Continental & Oceans)
B) Second-Order Landforms (Plains, Plateaus & Mountains)
C) Third-Order Landforms (Volcanoes, Rivers, Glacier, Desert, etc.)

There are 2 types of Forces responsible for formation of Landforms:
a) Endogenic [Earthquake, Volcanic eruptions, Landslides, etc.]
b) Exogenic [Erosion, Winds, Sea Waves, etc.]

Endogenic and Exogenic forces are the geomorphic processes that bring changes in the earth’s surface internally and externally. Earth's surface is not flat as it goes through a lot of formation and deformation. The main reason why the earth's crust is so uneven is because of the influence of external and internal forces, known as exogenic and endogenic forces, respectively.

Seven Kundalini Chakras in Our Body

Chakra is a Sanskrit term that means "wheel of light." Each chakra spins, creating an electromagnetic radiation energy field that surrounds our physical body that is known as the Aura. The chakras are often called lotuses, each petal representing certain constituent energies.

A chakra is always "open," since it is the union of spirit and matter manifested as consciousness. The soul as consciousness pervades and holds its bodies of manifestation together as a cohesive, functional unit through certain focal points. In the Indian tradition, these points or centers of force are called Chakras.

Insomnia – Homeopathic remedies for Sleeplessness

 Homeopathic medicines are the most natural form of treating disorders and there’s remedy for every kind of sleeping disorder. Homeopathy improves the ability of the mind and body to handle stress effectively.

Homeopathy is absolutely safe and free from any side-effects. With the regular use of homeopathic medicines, the need for sleeping pills may reduce. 

Insomnia affects two-third of population worldwide, who find difficult to sleep due to various stress levels in personal life as exact cause is unknown.

Kung Fu Movies of all times

Since childhood, I am fascinated with Chinese Kung Fu movies. although I like all martial art forms of Japanese, Indonesian, Korean etc.

My favorites in Martial Arts World:

Best Director: Tsui Hark

Best Movies: Magnificent Butcher (1979), 

Best Martial Artist: Sammo Hung

Measurement of TIME

If the TIME was not defined and quantified, nothing could have orderly done by Us on Earth. Length and Duration of Time differ from place to place. So, it's almost impossible to measure time.

All the celestial objects are ‘energy units’ in the universe (which itself is energy in the form of Akash) and are in “motion” always. They “rotate” (Atma Pradakshina or Bhramana) and also “revolve” (Pradakshina or Paribhramana) around a higher energy unit as its ‘centre’.

Earth, where we ALL live on also is an energy unit in Universe. It rotates (spins) and revolves around the SUN. All other grahas in Solar System also do the same. (Moon revolves TIME concept through observation of MOTION around the Earth).

The spinning or rotation of Earth ‘generates’ the feeling of something progressively happening to those who are on it. We, therefore, witness the “change” in what we see around us from morning through next morning. This has caused the concept of TIME in human minds in ancient times only.

Thus, the time between two sun rises in sequence, is taken as ‘one day’. As this period consists ‘sun appearing period’ (aha) and ‘sun not appearing period’ (ratra), the DAY is also came to be known as “ahoratra”.

“Time” must be measured/quantified to understand and experience it.