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I born in a village called Rudranagar in Birbhumdistrict of West Bengal, India. Where I completedmy 10th stander. After my family move to a localtown call Nalhati in same district for my highereducation purpose. I start studying in NalhatiH.P. High School in Science stream. After I

completed my high school I move to Kolkata, the City of Joy. I feel the joy ofFreedom. I start my graduation and the same time I try to find out the interest area.This was the most difficult chapter of my life. I thought, I can be a good animator.I decided to take admission but when I came to know that there are a lot ofAnimator is dying in hunger game. I came back. Then I planned to go in aviation Industry but its high fees remain me to make distance. A friend of mine advice meto follow Emplacement News. After few months research I dreamed myself as in Indian Air Forces. I start preparing for NDA (National Defense Academy), the path -way to enter in Indian Air Forces. Same time I start working in a call centre for my monthly expenses. In end of the year of 2010. I became jobless and help less too. Now I do not have any thing in my hand neither a good job nor agraduation degree. In this 7 month thought me who I am. I started my free time with my fathers camera and it was awesome. I did not understand how time passed with it. It became my best friend. In the end of the year I published my photo-book in facebook. I named it MAHAMMAD PHOTOGRAPHY. My virtual friends inspire me to get into this Photography. Sometime a virtual friend is more effective that a physical friend. I apply to a weekly newspaper called TIMES Bangla and I got selected and I start my photo-journey. After that Grambanglar Khabar and Bengal Update.

DNA gave me everything what I am today..

about me

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Connaught Place in Delhi tohost Raahgiri Day this SundayWanna lose some of the festive weight you've put on without slogging in the gym? Then head to Connaught Place for Raahgiri Day this Sunday for a fun wayto work off all the Diwali weight. You can even make this a family event, as thereis something for everyone at Raahgiri.

Dance the morning away: Try out all your Shakira moves and B-Town thumkas at the Western/Bollywood dance workshop by the Dance Club India at the TOIstage.

Cycle outdoors: With the pleasant weather finally setting in, who doesn't want to cycle outside on the empty roads at Raahgiri? Head to the TOI Cycle Corner, where you can rent free cycles and enjoy a good ride.

Something for everyone: You can also head to the fitness avenue at Raahgiri whereyou can indulge in a variety of activities, including yoga, aerobics, dance fitnessand cross fit

Abhivyakti was among the first few dramatics societies of Delhi University. Founded at the time when women'sliberation was a cause of concern, the society performed its very first play on Dowry Issues. From then on therehas been no looking backThis society brings to you a platform to indulge into theatrical activities, both Stage and Street.The team uses the art of expression with unmatched enthusiasm to help address the maladies of the society andto form an impetus for the change we wish to see in the world. We bring you awareness in the form of a power-packed combo of eye-opening plays and exuberant performers.While Stage gets to your sentimentality with its beautiful subtlety, Street (or Nukkad) literally gives you achance to shout your concerns out loud.

mannmarziyaan...

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Abhivyakti performed a street play at CP, New Delhi called mannmarzi-ayaan. In this play they wanted to educate the people about illegal and unwanted advertisment. By this play this group also shared a message that how people easilyinvolved after watch-ing the advt. They so the path how to control the emotion. Mirror Effect

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fun at work

They do not have time to waist. They are very busy so they need to do the entire thing at their work. They called by many names. Some people like to call them beggar, some street boy and some hocker.

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Manoj Sharma, Hindustan Times New Delhi, January 04, 2015

Mike Sorsyth and his wife Rachel are learning the art of cooking 'aloo jeera' at the Dwarka house of Rajeev Goyal, their cooking instructor. Goyal guides the couple as they struggle with the amount of turmeric to be used. The next lesson, due in half an hour, is in the preparation of bhindi (ladies' finger). The Sorsyths are part of a group of foreign tourists who are at Goyals's house to learn traditional Indian cooking. "We have always considered India as a culinary heaven and relished Indian dishes. We wanted to learn how food is cooked at Indian homes," said Mike. "Learning to cook traditional Indian dishes was an important part of our India trip. We are going back with lots of spices so that we try out Indian dishes back home," said Rachel, his wife.The group visited a local market in Dwarka to buy spices before the class began at 11am.Likewise, every other day, Rita Shinde sees a stream of visitors at around 9.30am -- foreign tourists eager to learn the art of making various authentic Goan dishes. Like Goyal's, her classes too begin with a tour of the local vegetable and spice market. Her 'students' include names like well-known culinary writer John Gregory Smith and celebrity chef Nici Wickes."Most of them come to learn Goan dishes such as Fish Recheado , Chicken Xacuti and Vindaloo. In fact, a lot of foreigners, especially from Japan and UK, come to Goa just to attend my classes," claimed Shinde who runs Rita's Gourmet in Dabolim, Goa.An increasing number of foreign tourists have been making their way to India to explore its culinary culture, giving a fillip to culinary tourism. In fact, many travel companies now offer customized tours with primary focus on food.

A walk through Indias culinary delights

the busy bazaar

New year's resolutions: cycle to work,Put your new years resolutions into action with our expert guide

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run a marathon and drink less coffeeto cycling to work, running a marathon and cutting back on coffee

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at fun...

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the foggy street

Bad air causing more fog in DelhiHindustan Times New Delhi, January 09, 2015Poor air quality and an overall change in weather patterns havemade Delhi more prone to fog in the last five decades.

According to scientists, the increase in the particulate matter in Delhis air has been aiding the formation of fog and smog. According to a study conducted by IIT-Delhi in 2010, fog in the Capital has increased 10-fold in the last 50 years. The foggiest years on record are 1997 and 1999. December 2014 has broken a 15-year record and was the foggiest December month since 1999. The for-mation of fog and smog depends mostly on four factors the presence of moisture in the air, low temperatures, wind and particulate matter. High moisture, low temper-ature, low wind speed and high amount of particulate matter aid the formation of fog. According to Met offi-cials, two places in the city are most prone to fog due to different reasons. One of these areas is Palam. The area near the airport is open and the formation of fog is very common there. This, along with areas adjoining the Yamuna, is most prone to fog during the winter months,

The foggy street at Central Secretariat

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Hundreds more plant species in flowerafter warmest year on recordBotanical Society of Britain and Ireland finds an unprecedented 15 per cent ofwild plants are in flower during its New Year Plant Hunt.

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Narendra Modi to focus on boosting the rupeeKingshuk Nag, TNN | May 23, 2014, 07.25PM IST: The new Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, is likely to assiduously pursue policies for strengthening the rupee. Although he is yet to confabulate with the RBI bosses, sources who have insights into his thinking aver that the value of the rupee will be central to Modi's economic policies. "The rupee reflects the strength of the Indianeconomy and a declining rupee only showcases the fact that we as a nation are living beyond our means," is what is said to be the new PM's belief. This means bolstering exports, cutting down sharply on imports and paving the way for more foreign investments.Analysts pointed out that in nationalist thinking that's the forte of the BJP, a strong rupee is an indicator of the "economic muscle" ofIndia and thus one indicator of its international prestige.

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Modis Ramlila Maidan rally: Empty seats in the crowd, promises galore on stageThe aggressive publicity campaign in the lead-up to Prime Minister Narendra Modis rally ensured that people from all parts of Delhi turned up at Ramlila Maidan on Satur-day.While the BJP seemed to have fallen short of their targeted one-lakh turnout, the Delhi Police estimated that nearly 40,000 supporters came to hear Modi.The fact that the BJPs campaign ahead of the Delhi Assembly elections centre around Modi was obvious. Water bottles bearing his picture and slogan Chalo Chalo Modi ke Saath were handed out to supporters. Punctuating the saffron flags at the venue were cut-outs of Modi and his aide Amit Shah. The song, Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat was the background score to which the party kick-started its campaign.BJP leaders said almost 2,300 vehicles were used to ferry people to the rally. In the preceding week, SMS campaigns, membership drives, banners and word-of-mouth cam-paigns had been used by the party to ensure that as many voters as possible turn up to see Modi.Vikas Ahluwalia, a trader from Bhajanpura said, I have only heard Modi speak on television. I left my house early so that I get a good seat. He is a great speaker and if he does even a fifth of what he promises, it will be great.A number of people at the rally admitted that they had also participated in the Anna Hazare movement, which had led to the formation of the AAP. While I agree that Kejri-wal ditched his responsibilities, I wouldnt call him a Naxalite. Kejriwals motivations are true, but I think Modi is more capable, Aveek Dasgupta, a resident of Mayur Vihar, said.But for most Modi supporters the empty chairs were immaterial. As Modis speech was displayed on the 14 LED screens at the venue, all eyes were glued to them. If the electricity situation improves in Delhi, our lives will become infinitely better, Uttam Nagar resident Jeevan Sharma said.Mps speak Vijay Goel,Rajya Sabha MP AAP and Congress did nothing for people in unauthorised colonies. BJP is the only party which decided to regularise these colonies Harsh Vardhan, Union Minister BJP has made schemes to develop Delhi. In the upcoming Assembly elections, a landmark victory will be registered by BJP Manoj Tiwari, Northeast Delhi MP If he (Kejriwal) has guts, he should put up posters bearing my photos next to his on autorickshaws Ramesh Bidhuri, South Delhi MP As many as 1,600 buses were used to ferry people to Modijis rally. People also came in 700 cars

delhi election

AAP to focus on door-to-door campaigning for Delhi electionsThe Aam Aadmi Party will focus on door to door campaign ahead of the Delhi assembly election as it has intensified its bid to reconquer the national capital. The party will also focus on two aspects during the door to door campaign. First, the party will try to hardsell the achievements and the promises it made and fulfilled during its 49-day rule. Second, it will try to convince people that Prime Minister Modi, on whose popularity the BJP is banking on, won't be a solution to its city-level problems. It has also come up with a slogan, 'Delhi ka badlenge haal. Panch saal Kejriwal' (Arvind Kejriwal government will work for five years this time to improve the bad condition of Delhi). The party has decided to focus on booth level campaign and will assign 25 houses to every booth level worker. The party could not undertake door to door campaign due to paucity of resources in the Lok Sabha election and lost miserably. It had used a similar tactic, which was one of the reasons for winning 28 seats in its spectacular debut. "The booth level workers will focus on 25 houses. They will explain the achievements of Kejriwal's 49-day government. The booth level workers will also explain the fulfilled promises made by Kejriwal, like slashing the tariff of electricity and water and then comparing it with five-month rule of the Centre in the national capital " said senior party leader Sanjay Singh. "More than 1.10 lakh volunteers will spread the messages of 'what we prom-ised and what we did' and the BJP promised something, but did something else. 85% work of booth level management has been done to undertake this task," Singh said. After its rout in the Lok Sabha election, in which the party targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi, its strategy misfired. Riding high on the Modi wave, the saffron party also won assembly elections in Haryana and Maharashtra. The party now wants to make it a localised campaign and pitch Kejriwal against BJP leaders. "The BJP may not declare its chief ministerial candidate, but we will project it as a campaign between the probable candidates like Jagdish Mukhi, Vijender Gupta, others and Kejriwal. "Our aim will be to convince people that Modi is not going to solve your city-level problem," Singh added.

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Delhi election results 2015: AAP decimates BJP, Arvind Kejriwal all set to be chief minister again

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal with father, wife, party worker and supporters celebrates scripting a historic win in Delhi polls, at Patel Nagar office in New Delhi on Tuesday.

In a major political event that may well have major repercussions for the national firmament, Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) today proved there is much truth in the David vs Goliath story to beat Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress by scripting a landslide victory, winning 67 of the 70 seats in the Delhi Assembly elections, stopping PM Narendra Modi and his, what looked like, unstoppa-ble pan-India ride to power. The BJPs humiliation was complete with its Chief Ministerial face Kiran Bedi losing in the traditional stronghold of Krishna Nagar which was long held by party veteran Harsh Vardhan. The BJP won a paltry three seats as all its veterans had to bite the dust. The party gambled on Kiran Bedi but relied mostly on Prime Minister Narendra Modis image, which still did not work for the party. On the other hand, Congress even failed to win a single seat. The scale of AAPs victory was rem-iniscent of the victories recorded by the Sikkim Sangram Party (SSP) which won all the 32 seats in the assembly while the JD (U)-BJP alliance won 206 of the 243 seats in 2010. In the 1991 Assembly elec-tions in Tamil Nadu, the AIADMK-Congress alliance won 225 of the 234 seats while in subsequent elections the DMK-Congress alliance won 221 of 234 seats.AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal will now take oath as Delhi Chief Minister on February 14 at the Ramlila Grounds, the platform that launched him during the days of India Against Corruption, exactly one year after he stepped down.

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These two photographs were taken for one of my friend who is running his busi-ness online. The best cheapest and hassle free place which same money and time both. Flipkart, Snapdeal, Amazon and many more shopping site is running their business online.

All images are taken by me (L. Mahammad) and all stories are copied from internet only for presentation purpose. This presentation photo-book not for sale and not represent any political party or any event. This is a personal portfolio book.

Inspire by Mr. Swapan Nayak, Mr. Meher Ali, Mr. S. Kandeepan and meny more. Supported by Mr. K. Guchhait, Mr. Dilip Roy, H. Kareer andmany virtual friends. Speacial thanks to Mr. K. guchhait, TIMES OF INDIA, Hindustan Times, Indian EXPRESS, The Hindu and internet.

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