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History--Din Iilahi

The name "Din-e Ilahi" means "Divine Faith." In order to unify his empire, Akbar wanted to develop a religious system that integrated elements of all the religions in his domain. As his empire lay in north India, the primary two were the Hinduism of his subjects and the Islam of his imperial elite. The new syncretic religion tried to bridge this divide by prescribing an ethical system that prohibited sins of the flesh and encouraged virtues, such as kindness and prudence. It also incorporated the veneration of fire and the chanting of the names of the Sun. The religion never found much of a foothold, and it withered away after Akbar's death in 1605.

blended Hinduism and Islam, along with certain ideas from Jainism and Zoroastrianism.

DineIlahi of Akbar was not a succes because

 (b) Through it was a collection of good principles in different religions, it was not

suitably projected to the masses

(c) After Akbar, it was not patronised

(d) The Muslim did not accept other religious practise

Crematorium of Famous Persons

Names of Indian Leaders	Titles or Positions Hold	Names of Cremation Ground / Memorial Names
Mahatma Gandhi	Father of the Nation	Raj Ghat
Jawaharlal Nehru	1st Prime Minister of India	Shantivan
Lal Bahadur Shastri	2nd Prime Minister of India	Vijay Ghat
Indira Gandhi	3rd Prime Minister of India	Shakti Sthal
Morarji Desai	4th Prime Minister of India	Abhay Ghat
Charan Singh	5th Prime Minister of India	Kisan Ghat
Rajiv Gandhi	6th Prime Minister of India	Veer Bhoomi (Vir Bhoomi)
Giani Zail Singh	7th President of India	Ekta Sthal
Shankar Dayal Sharma	9th President of India	Karma Bhumi
K.R. Narayanan	10th President of India	Ekta Sthal (Karma Bhoomi)
Gulzarilal Nanda	Acting Prime Minister of India	Narayan Ghat
Krishna Kant	10th Vice President of India	Nigambhoot Ghat
Jagjivan Ram	Deputy Prime Minister of India	Samta Sthal
B.R. Ambedkar	Political leader and Philosopher	Chaitya Bhoomi

Different Branches of Science

Branch	Concerning Field
Aeronautics	Science of flight of airplanes.
Astronomy	Study of heavenly bodies.
Agronomy	Science dealing with crop plant.
Angiology	Deals with the study of blood vascular system.
Anthology	Study of flower.
Anthropology	Study of apes and man.
Apiculture	Honey industries (Bee Keeping).
Araneology	Study of spiders.
Batracology	Study of frogs.
Biochemistry	Deals with the study of chemical reactions in relation to life activities.
Biotechnology	Deals with the use of micro-organisms in commercial processes for producing fine chemicals such as drugs;vaccines;hormones,etc. on a large scale.
Cardiology	Study of heart.
Craniology	Study of skulls.
Cryptography	Study of secret writing.
Cryogenics	Study concerning with the application and uses of very low temperature.
Cytology	Study of cells.
Dermatology	Study of skin.
Ecology	The study of relationship between organisms and environment.
Entomology	Study of insects.
Etiology	Study of cause of insects.
Eugenics	Study of improvement of human race by applying laws of heredity. it is related with future generations.
Evolution	Deals with the study of origin of new from old.
Exbiology	Deals with life or possibilities of life beyond the earth.
Floriculture	Study of flower yielding plants.
Geology	Study of condition and structure of the earth
Genetics	Study of heredity and variations.
Gerontology	study of growing old.
Gynaecology	Study of female reproductive organs.
Horticulture	Study of garden cultivation.
Haematology	Study of blood.
Hepatology	Study of liver.
Iconography	Teachings by pictures and models.
Immunology	Science which deals with the study of resistance of organisms against infection.
Jurisprudence	Science of law.
Kalology	Study of human beauty.
Lexicography	Compiling of dictionary.
Mycology	Study of fungi.
Myology	Study of muscles.
Nephrology	Study of kidneys.
Neurology	study of nervous system.
Numismatics	Study of coins and medals.
Obstetrics	Branch of medicine dealing with pregnancy.
Oneirology	Study of dreams.
Ophthalmology	Study of eyes .
Omithology	Study of birds.
Osteology	Study of bones.
Palaeontology	Study of fossils.
Philately	Stamp collecting.
Philology	Study of languages.
Phonetics	Concerning the sounds of a language.
Physiography	Natural phenomenon.
Pedology	Stydy of soils.
Pathology	Study of disease causing organisms.
Phycology	Study of algae.
Physiology	Science dealing with the study of functions of various parts of organisms.
Pisciculture	Study of fish.
Pomology	Study of fruits.
Seismology	Study of earthquakes.
Sericulture	Silk industry(culture of silk moth and pupa).
Serpentology	Study of snakes.
Telepathy	Communication between two minds at a distance with the help of emotions, thoughts and feelings.
Taxonomy	Study of classification of organisms.
Virology	Study of virus.

Father of various fields

List of Father of Subject or Field:

Name of the Father	Name of the Subject or Field
Father of Physics	Albert Einstein
Father of Zoology	Aristotle
Father of Law	Cicero
Father of Ayurveda	Charaka
Father of Botany	Theophrastus
Father of Blood groups	Landsteiner
Father of Statistics	Ronald Fisher
Father of Modern Chemistry	Antoine Lavoisier
Father of Biology	Aristotle
Father of Homeopathy	Samuel Hahnemann
Father of History	Herodotus
Father of Electricity	Benjamin Franklin
Father of the Indian Constitution	Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
Father of Algebra	Diophantus
Father of the American Constitution	James Madison
Father of Genetics	Gregor Johann Mendel
Father of Microbiology	Louis Pasteur
Father of Geometry	Euclid
Father of Internet	Vinton Cerf
Father of Medicine	Hippocrates
Father of Robotics	Al-Jazari
Father of Robotics	Nikola Tesla
Father of Video game	Thomas T. Goldsmith, Jr.
Father of Trigonometry	Hipparchus
Father of Taxonomy	Carolus Linnaeus
Father of the Green Revolution	Norman Ernest Borlaug
Father of Mathematics	Archimedes
Father of Electronics	Ray Tomlinson
Father of Search engine	Alan Emtage
Father of the Green Revolution in India	M.S Swaminathan
Father of Economics	Adam Smith
Father of Nanotechnology	Richard Smalley
Father of C language	Dennis Ritchie
Father of Architecture	Imhotep
Father of Surgery (early)	Sushruta
Father of Periodic table	Dmitri Mendeleev
Father of World Wide Web	Tim Berners-Lee

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Father / Mother and Field	Name
Agriculture	Dr.Norman Borlaug
Air Conditioning	Willis Carrier
Algebra	Brahmagupta, Al-Khawarizmi
Architecture	Imhotep
Ayurveda	Charaka
Basket Ball	James Naismith
Biology	Aristotle
Botany	Theophrastus
Compact Disk	Kees Immink
Computer Science	George Boole, Alan Turing
Computing	Charles Babbage
Economics	Adam Smith
Electricity	Benjamin Franklin
Electronics	Ray Tomlinson
Geometry	Euclid
Geography	Eratosthenes
Geology	James Hutton
Helicopter	Igor Sikorsky
History	Herodotus
Ice Hockey	James Creighton
Internet	Vinton Cerf
Jet Engine	Frank Whittle
Law	Cicero
Mechanics	Isaac Newton
Mobile Phone	Martin Cooper
Number Theory	Pythagoras
Philosophy	Thales
Physics	Albert Einstein
Physiology	Claude Bernard
Telephone	Alexander Graham Bell
Wi-Fi	Vic Hayes

Famous Boundary Lines between countries

Famous Boundary  Lines between countries

Hindenberg Line--------- Polandand Germany

Radcliff Line ---------------India and Pakistan

McMahon Line------------- India and China

Durand Line-----------------Pakistan and Afghanistan

Maginot Line-----------------France and Germany

Mannerheim Line----------- Russia and Finland

Siegfried Line -----------------Germany and France

38th Parallel---------------------North Korea and South Korea

49th Parallel--------------------- USA and Canada

24th Parallel ---------------------India and Myanmar

17th Parallel---------------------- North and South Vietnam

Famous Books By Indian Sports Person

★Playing it My way→Sachin Tendulkar

★Straight from the heart→Kapil Dev

★By God's Decree→Kapil Dev

★Cricket my style→Kapil Dev

★The test of my life →Yuvraj Singh

★Sunny Days →Sunil Gavaskar

★One more over → E.A.S. Prasanna

★The Nice Guy Who Finished First →Rahul Dravid

★A long innings →Vijay Hazare

2015 Nobel Prize Winner

DISEASES AND AFFECTED ORGANS

DISEASES AND AFFECTED ORGANS
Filariasis	Feet
Securvy	Skin and BLood
Cyastritis	Stomach
Eczema	Skin
Appendicitis	Appendix
Rickets	Joints of children,s Bones
Trachima	Eyes
Cholera	Stomach
Rabies	Brain
Pneuminia	Lungs
Malaria	Liver and RBCs
Goitre	Thyroid
Asthma	Respiratory tract
Diabetes	Pancreas
Polio	Nervous system, limbs
Typhoid	Intestine
Mumps	Salivary glands
Diphtheria	Throat
Jaundice	Liver
Atherosclerosis	Heart and blood vascular system
Gengivitis, Pyorrhoea	Gums
Osteomyelitis	Vertebral Column