March 20, 2008 by Gangadhar
Have you ever come across any bad experience with any of the banks in India?? Do the bank officials always behave as if they are the Masters of the planet and don’t reply properly?? Have you lost any money due to ATM faults?? Has money been deducted from your account without information?? Here comes the solution.
Log on to www.bankingombudsman.rbi.org.in
and register your complaint. This is an RBI’s initiative to protect customers’ rights in today’s bank dominated environment. You will get your problem solved soon. Hope you find it useful.
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March 19, 2008 by Gangadhar
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To Access….
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Run Command
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| Accessibility Controls |
access.cpl |
| Accessibility Wizard |
accwiz |
| Add Hardware Wizard |
hdwwiz.cpl |
| Add/Remove Programs |
appwiz.cpl |
| Administrative Tools |
control admintools |
| Adobe Acrobat (if installed) |
acrobat |
| Adobe Designer (if installed) |
acrodist |
| Adobe Distiller (if installed) |
acrodist |
| Adobe ImageReady (if installed) |
imageready |
| Adobe Photoshop (if installed) |
photoshop |
| Automatic Updates |
wuaucpl.cpl |
| Bluetooth Transfer Wizard |
fsquirt |
| Calculator |
calc |
| Certificate Manager |
certmgr.msc |
| Character Map |
charmap |
| Check Disk Utility |
chkdsk |
| Clipboard Viewer |
clipbrd |
| Command Prompt |
cmd |
| Component Services |
dcomcnfg |
| Computer Management |
compmgmt.msc |
| Control Panel |
control |
| Date and Time Properties |
timedate.cpl |
| DDE Shares |
ddeshare |
| Device Manager |
devmgmt.msc |
| Direct X Control Panel (If Installed)* |
directx.cpl |
| Direct X Troubleshooter |
dxdiag |
| Disk Cleanup Utility |
cleanmgr |
| Disk Defragment |
dfrg.msc |
| Disk Management |
diskmgmt.msc |
| Disk Partition Manager |
diskpart |
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Posted in Useful | Tagged Run Commands for Windows | 1 Comment »
March 18, 2008 by Gangadhar
from wikiHow - The How to Manual That You Can Edit
Palm-reading, otherwise known as palmistry or chiromancy, is practiced all over the world, with roots in Indian astrology and gypsy fortune-telling. The objective is to evaluate a person’s character or future by studying the palm of their hand. Whether you’re an aspiring palm reader or you’re just looking for a fun way to pass the time and impress your friends, here’s how to gain insight just by holding someone’s hand.
Steps
- Choose a hand. Traditionally, a woman’s left hand and a man’s right hand should be read, but some schools of palmistry hold that anyone’s non-dominant hand sheds light on a person’s natural persona while the dominant hand indicates one’s choices in terms of how they’ve developed their personality and talents.
- Identify and the four major lines. (1) The heart line. (2) The head line. (3) The life line. (4) The fate line.
- Interpret the heart line. This line can be read in either direction (from the pinkie finger to the index finger or vice versa) depending on the tradition being followed. It’s believed to indicate emotional stability, romantic perspectives, depression, and cardiac health.
- begins below the index finger - content with love life
- begins below the finger - selfish when it comes to love
- begins in the middle - falls in love easily.
- straight and short - a high sex drive, less interest in romance
- touches life line - heart broken easily
- long and curvy - freely expresses emotions and feelings
- straight and parallel to the head line - good handle on emotions
- wavy - many relationships and lovers, absence of serious relationships
- circle on the line - depression
- broken line - emotional trauma
- smaller lines crossing through heart line - emotional trauma
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Posted in How To | Tagged chiromancy, How to Read Palms, Palm-reading, palmistry | 4 Comments »
March 17, 2008 by Gangadhar
Got this information from one my friends and thought of sharing with you people.
Suppose you have a number stored in your Nokia cell phone with the Name of the number holder. Have you noticed that, if you dial the number with first three digits changed, same Name appears? Same is the case when you receive a call from a number whose last seven digits are the same as this number.
For example, take a number 98450 98450 for instance. I guess, its stored as “Airtel” in your cell. When you dial a number XXX50 98450, it will display “Calling Airtel”. When you receive a call from a number XXX50 98450 it will display “Airtel Calling”.
I don’t know whether you call it a bug or limitation, but it does exist in Nokia handsets. I tried with SonyEricson cell phones also, but they turned out to be smarter than Nokia.
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March 13, 2008 by Gangadhar
For Bangaluru people…
Airlines
Domestic Airlines
Air Deccan: 98457-77008
Air Sahara: 25584417
Indian Airlines: 140 / 142 / 25226233
Jet Airways: 25226576 / 25226577 / 25220688 / 25229873
Kingfisher Airlines: 4197 9797
SpiceJet: 1800 180 3333 (BSNL)
GoAir: 1800 222 111 (BSNL)
International Airlines
Air India: 22277747
Air France: 2558 9397
Air New Zealand: 2224 4625
British Airways: 2227 1205
Cathay Pacific: 2226 9745
Delta Airlines: 2227 3439
Gulf Air: 2559 4242
KLM Northwest Airlines: 2226 9854
Kuwait Airways: 2558 6533
Malaysian Airlines: 2212 2991
Quantas Airlines: 2225 8594
Saudi Arabian Airlines: 2227 6614
Singapore Airlines: 2286 7868
South African Airways: 2224 4623
Srilankan Airlines: 2207 5020
Swiss Air: 2286 7873
Thai Airways: 4112 4333
United Airlines: 2224 4620
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Posted in Useful | Tagged a Quick Reference Sheet, Important Telephone Numbers for Bangaloreans | 4 Comments »
February 25, 2008 by Gangadhar
I shall tell you about the great saint Tukaram.
One day it so happened that a devotee came to Tukaram and said “Maharaj, you are so free and open in your life. You never get angry or upset. You are always so cool and serene. Please tell me the secret of your life.”
Instead of answering his question, Tukaram looked at him for a long time and said, “I can see that you are going to die in seven days”. The devotee was so shocked, he forgot about his question and returned home, thinking over and over again about what the great saint had predicted for him. From then on, he was nice and sensitive towards his wife and children and did whatever he had to do, as he knew he had only seven more days to live.
On the seventh day he went to Tukaram and said “Maharaj, please bless me. I am going to die today.”
Tukaram said, “All right, but please tell me how you lived these last seven days. Did you get angry or upset with your wife and children, friends or anybody else?”
The devotee replied, “Maharaj, I knew I was going to die in seven days. How could I get angry with anyone?”
Tukaram said, “That is exactly the secret of my life. I constantly remember that relationships and incidents can come to an end any moment.”
Courtesy : Swamy Suddhanand
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February 22, 2008 by Gangadhar
Government of India has an online Grievance forum at http://darpg-grievance.nic.in
The government wants people to use this tool to highlight the problems they faced while dealing with Government officials or departments like Passport Office, Electricity board, BSNL/MTNL, Railways etc.
I know many people will say that these things don’t work in India , but there is no harm in giving a try in case you have a problem, right?
So use this grievance forum and educate others who don’t know about this facility.
This way we can at least raise our concerns instead of just talking about the ‘System’ in India . Invite your friends to contribute for many such happenings.
Posted in Politics, Useful | Tagged Online Grievance Forum of India | 1 Comment »
February 21, 2008 by Gangadhar
After exactly one year from Gagana chukki - Bhara chukki trip, once again we, Volcanoes [ thats what we call ourselves
] planned for a trip to Kodaikinal & Munnar. And below is the consolidated list of the places that we had been to:
* Kodaikanal
* Munnar
* Cochin
* Cherai Beach
I’ll not eat out much of your time this time by explaining the whole journey, as these are famous places and almost everyone is aware of them. But still, I would like to share some unique experiences here, please bare with me.
We had scheduled ourselves to leave at 10:30pm or so on Friday night but boys will be boys, no time sense.. [including me..
]. Somehow we managed to leave before 12 midnight. And this delay did cost us later a lot, can’t help it buddy.
The journey was too long, so we thought of playing some games, all of them were normal but “dumb-shall-act” was abnormal as almost all of us were new to this game and didn’t know how to act to bring out the film names and this lead to the unstoppable laughter.
We headed to Kodaikanal first. And following are the two places on the way.
This is the first one where you can see a falls from a long distance, called as “Thalaiyar Falls” if i got it right from my memory.

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Posted in Travel | Tagged cherai beach, Coaker’s Walk, Cochin Harbor, kodaikanal, munnar, Pillar Rocks, Silver Cascade, Thalaiyar Falls | 4 Comments »
February 21, 2008 by Gangadhar
Read ahead and see if you too have someone like this in your life.
One day, when I was a freshman in high school, I saw a kid from my class was walking home from school. His name was Kyle. It looked like he was carrying all of his books.
I thought to myself, ‘Why would anyone bring home all his books on a Friday?He must really be a nerd.’
I had quite a weekend planned (parties and a football game with my friends tomorrow afternoon), so I shrugged my shoulders and went on.
As I was walking, I saw a bunch of kids running toward him. They ran at him, knocking all his books out of his arms and tripping him so he landed in the dirt.His glasses went flying, and I saw them land in the grass about ten feet from him. He looked up and I saw this terrible sadness in his eyes
My heart went out to him. So, I jogged over to him and as he crawled around looking for his glasses, and I saw a tear in his eye. As I handed him his glasses, I said, ‘Those guys are jerks. They really should get lives. He looked at me and said, ‘Hey thanks!’ There was a big smile on his face. It was one of those smiles that showed real gratitude.
I helped him pick up his books, and asked him where he lived. As it turned out, he lived near me, so I asked him why I had never seen him before. He said he had gone to private school before now. I would have never hung out with a private school kid before. We talked all the way home, and I carried some of his books. He turned out to be a pretty cool kid.
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