Published on Tue, Jan 6th, 2009 - Comments Off on Start Windows Explorer at Any Directory
There is a way to start windows explorer at any directory you wish to.
Run “explorer.exe /n,/e,<desired folder>†from command line.
e.g. run “explorer.exe /n,/e,C:\Windows\â€.
Published on Tue, Jan 6th, 2009 - Comments Off on Camp Potters Hill – A Peace Place to Visit
Camp Potters Hill is a place near Shimla (around 4-5 Kms) which offers fun with peace.
Their package for 3 days / 2 nights is Rs 6,999 plus taxes (10%). This includes your accomodation, all meals including.
Published on Tue, Jan 6th, 2009 - Comments Off on Ullu ki Pooja
I found this one really interesting 🙂 You too can have a laugh.
Ek samay ki baat hai Lakshmi ji ke waahan ‘ULLU ‘ unse ruth gaya or bola
‘Apki sab puja karte hai, mujhse koi.
It is very improtant to cleanup your hard disk every now and then, especially the drive in which the windows operating system has been installed.
There are 2 major advantages of doing it:
Free memory.
Published on Fri, Jan 2nd, 2009 - Comments Off on Indians’ Money – 70,00,000 Crores Rupees In Swiss Bank
1) Yes, 70 lakhs crores rupees of India are lying in Switzerland banks. This is the highest amount lying outside any country, from amongst 180 countries of the world, as if India is the champion of Black.
Published on Fri, Jan 2nd, 2009 - Comments Off on DDA Housing Scheme 2008 – A Fraud
Allotments in the DDA Housing Scheme 2008 were a fraud. After IBN7 investigated the issue of multiple allotments to persons having same mobile number and some not at all existing and some of the allotments.
Published on Thu, Jan 1st, 2009 - Comments Off on Happy New Year 2009
Wishing you all a great and memorable year 2009. May you all had a wonderful year 2008. Hope you get everything that you ever wanted that you didn’t get in the past years.
Years will come and years.
Published on Wed, Dec 31st, 2008 - Comments Off on Meaning of Nitin
Nitin (नीतिन) is a common first name in India, Sri Lanka and Nepal that means moral or ethical in Sanskrit.
Nitin comes from the Sanskrit Root called as Nitya. Nitya means “order”.