Indian History

This page contains notes on Indian History. We can divide Indian History into:-

Ancient India
Medieval India
Pre-Independence or India’s Struggle For Independence
Post-Independence

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Book Review - Node Cookbook Second Edition by David Mark Clements July 24, 2014
Node Cookbook by David Mark Clements as the book title page suggests give quick answers to some of the common problems faced by developers working with Node.js and would be easily liked by those who are already working on Node.js and need a solution to a problem that they might be facing. Having said that, this book is not for someone who is kickstarting his […]
Book Review - Making Java Groovy by Ken Kousen November 19, 2013
Making Java Groovy certainly makes Java groovy. It is a fantastic technical book that I have come across in long time with plenty of use cases. A technical book should talk less and do more and this is the book that does the same. This book covers every aspect of programming covering lots things in development, build process and testing using lots of use cas […]
Book Review - Java EE 7 Developer Handbook by Peter A. Pilgirm November 19, 2013
Java EE 7 Developer Handbook by Peter A. Pilgrim, as the name suggests, is a reference guide and developer handbook for people currently working on Java EE Technology. The book is not for dummies and is definitely not a tutorial; so you must have worked on Java EE 7 technology to really enjoy the book. This book is suited for those who have experience in pri […]
Book Review - Java EE Development with Eclipse by Deepak Vohra February 4, 2013
Java EE Development with Eclipse by Deepak Vohra is the book that one would like to buy and follow if one wants Tutorial/Workshop kind of environment to learn developing Java EE applications using Eclipse IDE and Oracle Weblogic Server. If you want to gain in-depth theoretical knowledge about any of the Java EE technologies, then certainly this is not the bo […]
Transitioning myself from a Forgotten Electronics Engineer to a Known Software Engineer. December 30, 2012
I first had my hands on Computers when I was in Class IV back in 1991 and the language of instruction was Logo, a fantastic beginner language as everything is taught in terms of movement of turtle with commands like FD (forward), RT (right), LT (left), ?? (backward), the combination of which eventually makes a figure - rectangle, triangle, square, rhombus - […]
Domain Registration - One Week Headache December 16, 2012
Early this week, after I returned from Mumbai, the first thing that I did was to create my site using Github Pages. I soon became excited enough to register a domain and use that for my site. I have been doing some research on the domains but still many things were unclear to me and I had marked them as doubts and placed them safely in a text file saved in a […]
As Touch is to UNIX, New-Item is to Windows PowerShell December 15, 2012
Unix has a command called Touch that creates an empty file $ touch touch_test.txt touch_test.txt This command is not available in Windows PowerShell. However, there is a command in Powershell which also does the same - New-Item PS C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Workspace>New-item new_file.txt This will ask you to enter a Type Type: file The outpu […]
Unix-like Command Line Experience in Windows - PowerShell December 15, 2012
Recently, I was going through some course on Internet when I came across PowerShell. We used to work with a program called cmd.exe, but always wanted to have the usability and power that Unix command line offers. If you are using Windows 7 or later, then you just need to follow following steps:- Click Start. In “Search programs and files”, type: powershell a […]
Checking out Github pages December 12, 2012
Ever since I have come across the phrase Static Blog Generators, Jekyll has been the name that has been repeated several times. On searching more, I found that Github Pages uses Jekyll in the background to generate beautiful pages/sites. So, here I am checking out Github Pages.
Book Review - Banquets on the Dead by Sharath Komarraju December 6, 2012
Banquet on the Dead is fantastically thought and written thriller which will keep you engrossed in the story all the time. It was certainly a joy to read the book. Hamid Pasha, the lead detective, in the novel will give you the rusty feeling. The one that I had experienced earlier. I kept thinking about this experience that I had previously and was having wh […]
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