Here are some important abbreviations associated with Computer and web technology. These terms are very basic and general known by many peoples, but aim of sharing here to spread with unaware people. CDAC : Centre for Development of Advanced Parallel Computing. C-DOT : Center for Development of Telematrics. HTTP : Hyper Text Transfer Protocol ROM : Read Only Memory RAM : Random Access Memory BIOS : Basic Input- Output System. MODEM : Modulation – Demodulation. CAD : Computer Aided Design. PSTN : Public Switched Public Data Network. PSPDN : Pocket Switched Public. RABAN : Remote Area Business Message Network. LAN : Local Area Network WAN : Wide Area Network . MAN : Metropolitan Area Network. CDMA : Code Division Multiple Access. GAIS : Gateway Internet Access Service E-Mail : Electronic Mail. CD : Compact Disc. LDU : Liquid Display Unit. CPU : Central Processing Unit. CAM : Computer Aided Manufacturing. CATScan : Computerized Axial Tomography Scan . COBOL : Common Business Oriented Language. COMAL : Common Algorithmic Language. DOS : Disk Operating System. DTS : Desk Top System DTP : Desk Top Publishing. E-Commerce : Electronic Commerce. ENIAC : Electronic Numerical Integrator And Calculator FAX : Far Away Xerox. FLOPS : Floating Operations Per Second. FORTRAN : Formula Translation. HLL : High Level Language. HTML : Hyper Text Markup Language. IBM : International Business Machine. IC : Integrated Circuit ISH : International Super Highway. LISP : List Processing. LLL : Low Level Language MICR : Magnetic Ink Character Recognizer. MIPS : Millions of Instructions Per Second. MOPS : Millions of Operations Per Second. MPU : Micro Processor Unit. NICNET : National Information Center Network. OMR : Optical Mark Reader. PC-DOT : Personal Computer Disk Operation System. PROM : Programmable Read Only Memory. SNOBOL : String Oriented Symbolic Language. UPS : Uninterpretable Power Supply. VDU : Visual Display Unit. VLSI : Very Large Scale Integrated. WWW : World Wide Web. Some others abbreviations suggested by Mohammed Rafi: WLAN – Wireless Local Area Network. Wi-fi – Wireless Fidelity TIFF – Tagged Image File Format e-SATA – External Serial Advanced Technology Attachment WiMAX – Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access JPEG – Joint Photographic Experts Group GIF – Graphics Interchange Format ATX – Advanced Technology Extended UATX – Ultra Advanced Technology Extended FATX – Flex Advanced Technology Extended MATX – Micro Advanced Technology Extended EEATX – Enhanced Extended Advanced Technology Extended DDR SDRAM – Double-Data-Rate Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory DDR RAM – Double-Data-Rate Random Access Memory GUI – Graphical User Interfaces CUI – Command User Interfaces We will read in this post about the chief and major agricultural products and their producer countries. Rice Wheat Maize Tea Cotton Rubber Coffee Cereals Total Pulses Total China, India, Indonesia, Bangladesh China, India, USA, Russia USA, China, Brazil, Mexico India, China, Sri Lanka China, USA, India, Pakistan Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, India Brazil, Columbia China, USA, India, Brazil Brazil, India, China Here are the list of some of the important and famous books written by Indian authors. Writer/Author 1. Pt. Vishnu Sharma 2. Vishakhadatta 3. Raskhan 4. Panini 5. Shudrak 6. Kalidasa 7. Vigyaneshwar 8. Mallanāga Vātsyāyana Books Panchatanra Mudra Rakshas Prem Vatika Ashtadhyayi Mrichhakatikam Raghuvansham, Kumarsambhavam, Meghdootam, Abhugyanshakuntalam Mitakshara Kama Sutra 9. Jeemootwahan 10. Kalhana 11. Plini 12. Kautilya 13. Dandi 14. Ved Vyas 15. Ashwaghosh 16. Jayadev 17. Bana Bhatt 18.Bhavabhuti 19. Amar Singh 20. Bhartihari 21. Firdausi 22. Abul Fazal 23. Surdas 24. Kabirdas 25. Gulbadan Beghum 26. Al-Beruni 27. Malik Mohammed Jayasi 28. Mulk Raj Anand 29. Nirad C. Chaudhury 30Rabindra Nath Tagore 31. Kuldip Nayyar 32. Sumitranandan Pant 33. Sri Aurobindo Ghosh 34. Swami Shivanand 35. Amrita Pritam 36. Munsi PremChand 37. Khushwant Singh 38. B.M Kaul 39. Vijay Tendulkar 40 R.K. Narayanan 41. Dr. S. Radhakrishnan 42. Sarojini Naidu 43. Suryaknt Tripathi Nirala 44. Yashpal Daybhag Rajtarangini Natural History Arthashastra Avanti Sundari, Dashkumaracharitam Bhagwat Gita, Mahabharata Buddha Charitam Geet Govind Kadambari Malti Madhav Amar Singh Niti-Shatak, Shringar Shatak, Vairagya Shatak Shahnama Ain-i-Akbari, Akabarnama Sahityalahri, Sursagar Bijak, Ramayani, Sabar Humanyunama Kitab-ul-Hind Padmavat Coolie, Confession of a lover, Two leaves and a bud Hinduism, Autobiography of an Unknown Indian, A Passage to England, Culture in the Vanity Bag, Continent of Crime Chitrangada, Gitanjali, Gora, Chandalika, Visarjana, Hungry Stones The Judgment, Distant Neighbours; India, The Critical Years; In Jail, Indai after Nehru, Between the Lines Jyotsana, Yugwani, Chidambara Life Divine Essays on Gita Divine Life Death of a City , Kagaz te Canvas, Forty nine Days Godan, Gaban, Karmabhumi, Rangbhumi Indira Gandhi Returns, Indira Gandhi; Badhate Kadam, The Company of woman Untold Story, Confronation with Pakistan Sakharam Binder The Darkroom, Malgudi Days, Guide, My Days, Swami and Friends Indian Philosophy Golden Threshold, Broken wings Anamika, Parimal, Gunjan, Jusi ki kali Jhootha Sach 45. Jai Shankar Prasad 46. Kazi Nazrul Islam 47.Mainthilisharm Gupt 48. Ramdhari Singh Dinkar 49. Mrs. Indira Ghandhi 50. S.H. Vatsyayan’Agyeya’ 51.Mahadevi Verma 52. Amrit Lal Nagar 53. Nayantara Sehgal 54. V.S. Naipal 55. Devkinandan Khatri 56. Sharat Chandra Chattopadhyay 57. Vrindavanal Verma 58. Jainendra Kumar 59. Bhagwati Charan Verma 60. Phanishwar Nath ‘Renu’ 61. Gajanan Madhav ‘Muktibodh’ 62. Bhartendu Harischandra Kamayani, Aansoo, Skandagupa, Ajatshatru Agni Veena Bharat Bharati Kurukshera, Urvashi Eternal India Kitni Nawon Mein Kitenee Bar, Aangan Ke paar, Dwar, Shekhar: Ek Jivani, Nadi Ke Dweep Yama, Niharika, Neeraja Amrit Aur Vish A Voice of Freedom Area of Darkness, A House for Mr.Biswas A Million Multinies Now, A Bend in the River Chandrakanta Santati Devdas, Charitraheen, Shrikant, Parineeta Jhansi Ki Rani Sunita, Tyagpatra Chitralekha Maila Aanchal, Mare Gaye Gulfam Chand Ka Munh Tedha Hai Bharat Durdasha, Satya Harischandra If you are the regular reader then you will already gone through the list of Important Boundaries of within World. Now in this post, you will get the list of Indian states that are attached with the International Boundaries. Borderind Pakistan Borderind China Borderind Nepal Borderind Bangladesh Borderind Bhutan Borderind Myanmar Borderind Afghanistan Place Corsica Hiroshima Jerusalem Macedonia Mecca Medina Pearl Harbour St. Helena Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan, Gujarat. Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttaranchal, Sikkim, Arunchal Pradesh. Bihar, Uttarakhand, Up, Sikkim, West Bengal. West Bengal, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Tripua, Assam. West Bengal Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam. Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram Jammu and Kashmir (Pakistan-occupied area.) Associated with Napoleon Bonaparte Dropping of first atom bomb Jesus Christ Alexander, the Great Prophet Muhammad Prophet Muhammad Japan’s attack during World War II Napoleon Bonaparte Trafalgar Waterloo Nelson Napoleon Bonaparte A searchable glossary of computer and Internet terms with simple definitions and mini explanations those are easy to understand, covering both the basic and the little advance. Byte is a combination of Eight bits. A standard keyboard has a total of or keys. Combination of four bits is Nibble A Command is a kind of coded message. Word is the combination of two or more than two bytes. Binary code is a term which describes a way of counting. A, Binary digit, or bit for short is a number. It is either or. Data is a plural word which means facts or information. A Floppy disk is a part of a computer and it stores data and programes. A Hard disk stores information inside some kinds of computer. Input is information which flows into a computer. A mouse is a part of Computer A random access memory (RAM) is a part of a Computer A read-only memory, or ROM for short, is a part of a Computer Software, programs and data that are used by Computers A general collection of data shared by a variety of users is Database Firmware is defined as software embedded into the hardware. A Keyboard is a part of a computer; it has rows of buttons, called keys. Logic is a set of rules which controls the way in which computers work. A Laser is a device which produces a beam of very bright and powerful light. A Byte is a number, it carries instructions or information inside computers. A Mainframe computer is the largest and most powerful kind of computer. A Megabyte is a unit of measurement which measures an amount of data or the size of the memory in a computer. A Modem is a part of computers which connects a computer to a telephone line. A postprocessor is a Computer which uses a special kind of program. Words are typed on a keyboard and they appear on the screen of a visual display unit. A programme which converts assembly language programme into Machine language programme. Zero and one in their endless combination constitute binary I system on which Computers are based. Bit is the basic unit of Inverters. It can have two values one and zero only. Boolean algebra was developed to deal with binary numbers. Under the binary system all ordinary Arithmetical operations are reduced to their simplest form. Compiler is a programme which translates a high-level language programme into Machine language. The term given to the machinery itself and to me various individual pieces of equipment is Hardware. A set of instructions given to the computer in a particular sequence for solving a given problem is Programme. A collection of programmes writ- ten to bring the hardware of a computer system into operation is Software. The Operating system is an organised collection of routines and procedures for operating a computer. Time Sharing is the concurrent use of a single computer system by Many independent users. A central processing (pit (CPU), is a part of a Computer, it uses a program to change data that pass through it. A Computer is an electronic machine which can solve problems very quickly. Hard copy is the information which is printed onto paper. The information usually comes from a computer or from a fax machine. A Kilobyte is a unit of measurement which measures an amount of data or the size of the memory in a computer. Below is the list of countries and their national games: Country Argentina Bahamas Bangladesh Brazil Canada Chile Colombia Mexico Korea (Rep.) Philippines Puerto Sri Lanka Uruguay Afghanistan Anguilla Antigua and Barbuda Barbados Bermuda Bhutan China Colombia Association Cuba Dominican Finland Grenada Guyana India Ireland Jamaica Latvia Latvia Lithuania New Zealand Norway Cross-country Games Pato Sloop Kabaddi Capoeira Ice Hockey (winter), Lacrosse (summer) Chilean rodeo Tejo Charrería Tae Kwon Do Arnis Rico Paso fino Volleyball Gaucho Buzkashi Yacht racing Cricket Cricket Cricket Archery Table Tennis Football Baseball Republic Baseball Pesäpallo Cricket Cricket Field hockey Gaelic games Cricket Basketball (summer sport) Ice hockey (winter sport) Football Rugby Union Skiing Pakistan Papua New Guinea Peru Slovenia Alpine Switzerland Turkey United States Wales Field Hockey Rugby league Paleta Frontón Skiing Shooting, Gymnastics Wrestling & Jereed Baseball Rugby union This post is about to find important days/dates and to keep remember all important days/dates in each month to celebrate each and every national and internal events/days and festivals. Below table is the complete list of all dates and name of days worldwide. January 1. Louis Braille Day 2. World Laughter Day 3. National Youth Day ( Birthday of Swami Vivekanand 4. Army Day 5. International Customs and Excise Day 6. Tourism Day ( India) 7. Republic Day (India) 8. Martyrs’s Day 9. Leprosy Prevention Day 10. Sarvodaya Day 5th January 10th January 12th January 15th January 25th January 25th January 26th January 30th January 30th January 30th January February 1. Rose Day 2. Valentine Day 3. International Mother Tongue Day 4. Central Excise Tex Day 5. National Science Day 12th February 14th February 21th February 24th February 28th February March 1. National Safety Day ( Security of Industrial Institutions) 2. International Woman’s Day 3. World Kidney Day 4. Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) Foundation day 5. World Consumer Day 6. Ordnance Manufacturing Day 7. World Disabled Day 8. World Forestry Day 9. World Water day 10. World Meteorological Day 11. Ram Manohar Lohia’s Birth Day (Anniversary) 12. Bhagat Singh , Sukhdev And Rajguru’s Martyrdam Day 13. World TB (Tuberculosis) Day 14. Rural Postal Life Insurance Day 15. Sacrifice Day of Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi 4th March 8th march 9th March 12th march 14th March 18th March 20th March 21st March 22nd March 23rd March 23rd March 23rd March 24th March 24th March 25th March 16. National Day of Bangladesh 17. Worldtheatre Day 26th March 27th March April 1. National Maritime Day 2. Special Protection Group (SPG) Foundation Day 3. World Health Day 4. World Homeopathy Day (Birth day of Samuel Hanimen) 5. World Aeronautics and Cosmology Day 6. Ambedkar’s Birth Anniversary 7. World Hemophilia Day 8. World Heritage Day 9. Indian Civil Service Day 10. Earth Day 11.World Books and Copyright Day 12. Panchayat Divas 5th April 7th April 7th April 10th April 14th April 14th April 17th April 18th April 21st April 22nd April 23rd April 24th April May 1. International Labour Day (Worker’s Day of May Day) 2. World 3. World Press Freedom Day 4. World Red Cross Day 5. Mother’s Day 6. World Laughter Day 7. World Thalassamia Day 8. International Pthylesemia Day 9. National Technological Day 10. International Nurses Day 11. International Family Day 12. World Telecommunication Day 13. Anti-Terrorism Day 14. World Biodiversity 15. Commonwealth Day 16. Death Anniversary of Jawahar Lal Nehru 17. World Anti-Tobacco (and No-smoking ) 1st May 2nd May 3rd May 8th May 2nd May 7th May 8th May 8th May 11th May 12th May 15th May 17th May 21st May 23rd May 24th May 27th May 31st May June 1. World Environment Day 2. International Olympic Association Establishment Day 3. Father’s Day 4. World Refugee Day 5. World Diabetes Day 5th June 6th June 18th June 20th June 27th June July 1. Doctor’s Day ( Birthday of Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy ) 2. State Bank of India Foundation Day 3. World Population Day 4. Kargil Memorial Day August 1st July 1st July 11th July 26th July 1. World Breast Feeding Day 2. World Peace Day, Hiroshima Day 3. Quit India Day, Nagasaki Day 4. World Youth Day 5. Independence Day (India) 6. National Sports Day (Birth Day Of Dhyanchand) 1st August 6th August 9th August 12th August 15th August 29th August September 1. Teacher’s Day (Birth Day of S.Radhakrishnan 2. World Literacy Day 3. World Fraternity and Apology Day 4. Hindi Dives ( Day) 5. Engineer’s Day 6. World Ozone Day 7. Railway Police Force (RPF) Foundation Day 8. Alzheimer’s Day 9. World Deaf Day and World Heart Day 10. World Tourism Day 5th September 8th September 14th September 14th September 15th September 16th September 20th September 21st September 24th September 27th September October 1. International Oldmen’s Day 2. Mahatma Gandhi’s Birth Day (International Non- violence Day) 3. Birth day of Lal Bahadur Sastri 4. World Habitat day 5. World Animal Welfare Day 6. World Teacher’s Day 7. World Wild animal Day 8. Indian Air Force Day 9. World Post Day 10. Birthday of Loknayak Jay Prakash Narayan 11. UN International Day for Natural Disaster Reduction 12. World Standards Day 13. World Food Day 14. World Allergy Awareness Day 15. World Iodine Shortage Day 16. United Nation (UN) Day 17. Worldthrift Day 18. Death Anniversary of Indira Gandhi 1st October 2nd October 2nd October 3rd October 4th October 5th October 6th October 8th October 9th October 11th October 13th October 14th October 16th October 16th October 21st October 24th October 30th October 31st October November 1. World Service Day 2. Children’s Day (Birth anniversary of Jawaharlal Nehru) 3. International Day For Endurance 4. World Students Day 5. National Journalism Day 6. World Adult Day 7. World Citizen Day 9th November 14th November 16th November 17th November 17th November 18th November 19th November 8. Universal Children’s Day 9. World Television Day 10.World Non-veg Prevention Day 11. World Environment Protection Day 12. National Law Day 20th November 21th November 25th November 26th November 26th November December 1. Words AIDS Day 2. International Day forthe Abolition of Slavery 3. World Disabled Day 4.Chemical Accidents Prevention Day 5. Navy Day 6. International Volunteers Day 7. International Civil Aviation Day 8. Armed Forces Flag Day 9. Girl Child Day (Balika Divas) (India) 10. International Human Rights Day 11. World Children’s Fund Day 12. World Asthma Day 13. National Energy Conservation Day 14. Liberation Day Of Goa 15. Kisan Dives (Birthday Charan Singh) 16. X-mas Day 17. Central Reserve Police Force( CRPF) Foundation Day 1st December 2nd December 3 rd December 4th December 4th December 5th December 7th December 7th December 9th December 10th December 11th December 11th December 14th December 19th December 23 rd December 25th December 26th December Guys, do you know the name of biggest country name, palace name? Do you know the largest animal name, bird name? Do you know the highest mountain or building in the world? Do you know the longest wall or river in the world? If not, let see here the list of biggest, highest, largest and longest things in the world. Animal, Tallest Archipelago, Largest Bird, Fastest Bird, Largest Bird, Smallest Bridge, Longest Railway Building, Tallest in the World Canal, Longest Irrigational Canal, Longest Capital, Highest City, Biggest in Area City, Largest in Population City, Costliest City, Highest Continent, Largest Continent, Smallest Country, Biggest (Area) Giraffe Indonesia Swift Ostrich Humming Bird Huey P. Long Bridge, Louisiana (U.S.A.) Burj, Dubai (UAE) The Kalakumsky Canal Suez Canal La Paz (Boliva) Mount Isa Australia Tokyo Tokyo Van Chuan (China) Asia Australia Russia Country, Largest (Population) Country, Largest (Electorate) Creature, Largest Delta, Largest Desert, Largest (World) Desert, Largest (Asia) Dam, Largest Dam, Highest Diamond, Largest Dome, Largest Epic, Largest Irrigation Scheme, Largest Island, Largest Sea, Largest Longest Sea Bridge Lake, Deepest Lake, Largest (Artificial) Lake, Highest Lake, Largest (Fresh water) Lake, Largest (Salt water) Library, Largest Mountain Peak, Highest Mountain Range, Longest Museum, Largest Ocean, Largest Palace, Biggest Park, Largest Peninsula, Largest Place, Coldest (Habitated) Place, Dryest Place, Hottest Place, Rainiest Planet, Biggest Planet, Brightest Planet, Smallest Plateau, Highest Platform, Longest Railway, Longest Railway Station, Longest River, Longest River, Largest Sea-bird, Largest Star, Brightest Statue, Tallest Telescope, Largest Radio Tramway, World’s first Tunnel, Longest (Railway) Tunnel, Longest (Road) Volcano, Highest China India Blue Whale Sunderban (Bangladesh & India) Sahara (Africa) Gobi Grand Coulee Dam (U.S.A.) Hoover Dam (U.S.A.) The Cullinan Astrodome, in Housten (U.S.A.) Mahabharat Lloyd Barrage, Sukkur (Pakistan) Greenland Mediterranean sea Jiaozhou Bay Bridge, China (42.5 km) Baikal (Siberia) Lake Mead (Boulder Dam) Titicaca (Bolivia) Superior Caspian United State Library of Congress, Washington D.C. Everest (Nepal) Andes (S. America) British Museum, London Pacific Vatican (Italy) Yellow Stone National Park (U.S.A.) Arabia Verkhoyank (Siberia) Iqique (In Atacama Desert, Chile) Azizia (Libya, Africa) Mausinram (Meghalaya, India) Jupiter Venus Mercury Pamir (Tibet) Kharagpur (India) Trans-Siberian railway Grand Central Terminal, Chicago (U.S.A.) Nile (Africa) Amazon (S. America) Albatross Sirius Statue of Motherland, Volgagrad (Russia) New Mexico (U.S.A.) New York Tanna (Japan) Mont Blanc Tunnel between France and Italy Ojos del Salado (Andes, Ecuador) Volcano, Most Active Wall, Longest Waterfall, Highest Water, Lowest body Zoo, Largest Maunaloa (Hawail-U.S.A.) Great wall of China Angel (Venezuela) Dead Sea Kruger National Park, South Africa We all live in a great world. Many great events happened in the history of world on Earth. If you are the important dates and years of great history calendar then you are aware with your past. If don’t then go through the post, will lead you some of the important historical dates and years. The below table describes the details from the B.C., A.D. to current decade. B.C 776 First Olympiad in Greece 753 Rome founded 490 Battle of Marathon; the Greeks defeated the Iranians/ Persians. 327Invasion of India by Alexander, Battle of Hydaspes. 26 Chin-Hung Ti ‘Universal Emperor’ in China, Great Wall of 221 China Completed. 55 Invasion of Britain by Julius Caesar, the Great Roman General. 44 Assassination of Julius Caesar by Brutus. 4 Birth of Jesus Christ. A. D. 29 Crucifixion of Jesus Christ. 43 Roman conquest of Britain. 570 Birth of Prophet Muhammad at Mecca. Migration of Muhammad from Mecca to Medina (Hijira), 622 Beginning of Hijira Era (Mohammedan calendar) on July 15. 800 Charlemagne Crowned Roman Emperor at St. Peter’s 871 Accession of Alfred the Great to the throne of Britain. 901 Death of King Alfred the Great . Battle of Hastings; Norman invasion of England. William the 1066 Conqueror, Duke of Normandy, defeated the England king Harold II at Hastings. Magna Carta of the Great Charter signed by king john II at 1215 Runnymede in England on June 15. 1280 Gunpowder invented by Roger Bacon. 1338 The Hundred Years War broke out; it lasted up to 1453. Joan of Arc, a brave French peasant girl, Obtained victory over the 1431 England at Orleans. She was burnt alive at the stakes. 1443 the Black Death i.e., plague broke out in England. the Capture of Constantinople (the home of classical learning) by 1453 the Ottoman Turks compelled the Greek scholars to flee to Italy and other West European countries, where they spread the knowledge 1486 1492 1498 of Greek philosophy and literature. This was the beginning of Renaissance in Europe. Bartholomew Diaz rounded the Cape of Good Hope. Columbus Sailed on his first expedition to the West Indies which Later led to the discovery of America (the New World). Vasco Da Gama, a Portuguese, discovered the Seat-route to India via the Cape of Good Hope. Beginning of Reformation. 1517 1529Reformation in England under Henry VIII. 36 1564 Birth of Shakespeare. 1571 Battle of Lepanto; Turks defeated by the Christian League. Drake, the famous England admiral , started his voyage round the 1577 World for the first time and plundered Spanish ships and ports in South America. Admiral Drake defeated the Spanish ’Armada’ England became the 1588 ‘Mistress of the Seas’ Establishment of the British East India Company in India (31st 1600 Dec) 1605 Gunpowder plot in England to Blow up the England Parliament. 1616 Shakespeare passes away. 1649 Trial and execution of Charles I, beginning of Commonwealth. 1649The Commonwealth and the protectorate in England. 60 1660 Restoration of Monarchy in England. 1665 The Great plague in London. 1679 Habeas Corpus Act. The Glorious of Bloodless Revolution in England. Despotic rule of the Stuarts ended, and the Parliamentary rule began .Establishment 1688 of parliamentary supremacy and abolition of the Divine Rights of Kings. Battle of Blenheim; Marlborough and Eugene inflicted a crushing 1704 defeat on the French army. 1707 Union of England and Scotland. Treaty of Paris; It ended the Seven Years’ War (1756-63 ); 1763 weakened France, made England a great colonial power. Declaration of American Independence and formation of federal 1776 Republic of 13 states called the United States of America (July 4). Treaty of Versailles; England recognized the the independence of 1783 the United States of America. George Washington elected First President of USA. Beginning of 1789 French Revolution: Fall of the Bastille Fort (July 14) 1798 Battle of Trafalgar; death of Nelson. Battle of Austerliz- Napolean Bonaparte routed a combined army of the Russians and the Austrians. 1815 1821 1827 1832 1833 1854 1861 1863 1869 1885 1899 1904 1905 1911 1914 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1923 1924 1925 1928 Battle of Waterloo – Napolean was defeated and exiled to st. Helena. Congress of Vienna, it aimed at rearranging the map of Europe; The Vienna settlement proved unsatisfactory, because it disregarded national claims. Death of Napolean at St. Helena (May 5). Battle of Navatino; the Allied fleets of England, Russia and France destroyed the Turkish fleet; This victory practically secured the independence of Greece. Reforms Bill padded ; French captured Antwerp. Emancipation of penny Postage system in England by Sir Rowland Hill; Aden annexed by England. The Crimean War began; Russia attacked Turkey; England and France came to the rescue of Turkey. American Civil War started. Abraham Lincon elected 16 th president of USA. Slavery abolished in America. Suez Canal opened for traffic. General Golden captured and slain at Khartoum. Beginning of the Boar War. Outbreak of the Russo-Japanese War. Battle of the sea of Japan; Japan inflicted a crushing naval defect on Russia; a wave of nationalism spread in Asia. Chinese Republican Revolution; Amundsen reached south pole (Dec.14). Outbreak of World War I (Aug.4). Battle of Jutland (Naval Battle). The British Grand Fleet under Admiral Jellico defeated the German fleet under Admiral Scheer. March /Feb. Revolution in Russia :the Czar abdicated and later assassinated; reformist Mensheviks came into power (Prince Luou, Kerensky). Nov./ Oct. Revolution in Russia ; Revolutionary Bolsheviks came into power (Lenin). End of World War I (Nov.11). The Paris Conference; the Treaty of Versailles. Foundation of the League of Nation (Jan. 10). The Irish Free State established with the status of dominion like Canada (Dec .6). Turkish Republic proclaimed with kemal Ataturk as its First Presidents. Lenin died, and power passed into the hands of Stalin in Russia . Treaty of Locarno (Between Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Belgium). Kellogg Pact (signed in Paris by the principal powers of the world for the prevention of war; it had no effect). 1933 Hitler became the Chancellor of Germany. War between Italy and Abyssinia (Ethiopia); Italy annexed 1935 Abyssinia (Ethiopia); Plebiscite in Saar. 1939 Germany invaded Poland : Outbreak of World War II (sep. 1). Fall of France after German invasion (June 5); Italy entered World 1940 War II (June 11). Hitler invades Russia (June 22); Framing of the Atlantic Charter 1941 (Aug. 14); Japan attacked pearl harbour (Hawaii Island ) (Dec.7); USA entered World War II (Dec.8); China entered World War II (Dec.10)Air raids by Japan on Rangoon (Dec.22). Capture of Singapore by Japanese forces (Feb.15); Battle of Coral 1942 Sea Japanese fleet suffered heavy losses at the hands of the American fleet (May 3); Battle of Stalingrad (Sep.19). Defect of Germany at Stalingrad (Feb .8); Battle if the Bismarck 1943 Sea, American defeated Japan in a naval battle (March .4); Invasion Of Italy by the Allies, Armistice between Italy & the Allies (Sep.3). Allied forces landed in Normandy under the supreme command of 1944 General lke (Eisenhower); (D-Day) (June.6); Liberation of Paris (Aug.25). Execution of Mussolini (Apr.22); Unconditional surrender of Germany to the Allies (May 7); USA dropped atom bomb on 1945 Hiroshima & Nagasaki of Japan (Aug,6& Aug.9); Unconditional surrender of Japan (Aug.14); World War II Ended (Aug.14); Foundation of UNO (Oct.24). Now here in this post will go through the list of important rivers of India. We will get awareness of the details of rivers that what is name of Indian rivers, what is origin from, where it falls into and what is the length of river. Let start: Name Origin from Ganges Satluj Indus Ravi Beas Jhelum Yamuna Chambal Ghagra Kosi Betwa Son Brahmaputra Narmada Tapti Mahanadi Luni Combined Sources Mansarovar Rakas Lakes Near Mansarovar lake Kullu Hills near Rohtang Pass Near Rohtang Pass Verinag in Kashmir Yamunotri M. P. Matsatung Glacier Near Gosain Dham Peak Vindhyanchal Amarkantak Near Mansarovar Lake. Amarkantak Betul Distt. in M. P. Raipur Distt. in Chhatisgarh Aravallis Falls into Length (km) Bay of Benal 2525 Chenab 1050 Arabian Sea 2880 Chenab 720 Satluj 470 Chenab 725 Ganga 1375 Yamuna 1050 Ganga 1080 Ganga 730 Yamuna 480 Ganga 780 Bay of Bengal 2900 Gulf of Khambat 1057 Gulf of Khambat 724 Bay of Bengal 858 Rann of Kuchchh 450 Ghaggar Sabarmati Krishna Godavari Cauvery Himalayas Aravallis Western Ghats Nasik distt. in Maharashtra Brahmair Range of Western Ghats Tungabhadra Western Ghats Near Fatehabad 494 Gulf of Khambat 416 Bay of Bengal 1327 Bay of Bengal 1465 Bay of Bengal 805 Krishna river 640