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Using BMTC Day Pass You Can Travel In METRO, Says BMTC

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@Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC)

Is There Any Day Pass Using Which You Can Travel In BMTC Bus & Metro Train Too ????
The Answer Is -- Yes You Can,  Says BMTC !!
It was never known to the citizens of Bangalore that they have a facility of using a single pass for traveling in BMTC Bus as well as Metro Services.
It is really strange that even the BMTC executives also don't know about this service. When they were asked about whether a passenger can travel in BMTC bus as well as Metro Train using a single daily bus pass, they told that they don't have information on this. 
When asked about this service of daily bus pass mentioned on the website BMTC Website , the answer they gave sounds irresponsible, it must be a misprint, let us check with our team, they told.





BSNL Wi-Fi Zone Goes Live At Taj Mahal

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Ravi Shankar Prasad Honble Minsiter Of Communications & IT, Govt of India inaugurated wi-fi hotspot zone created by BSNL at Historical monument Taj Mahal at Agra on 16th June 2015. Ram Shankar Katheria, Hon. MOC (MHRD) graced the occasion as special guest. Anupam Shrivastava CMD BSNL, N.K. Gupta Director BSNL, Pradeep Kumar CGM (UP-W) and other senior officers of BSNL were also present to grace the occasion.
The facility has been created by BSNL with the optical fibre backbone using GPON technology which can provide backhaul broadband bandwidth upto 100 Mbps through BSNLs state of art MPLS network. BSNL would be providing free Wi-Fi services, for 30 minutes per 24 hrs (three time in a month) which visitors can utilize in multiple sessions. After free usage limit of 30 minutes is exhausted, a customer can continue using the service on paid basis for which subscription plans are available in the denomination of Rs. 20/-, Rs. 30/-, Rs. 50/- and Rs. 70/- for validity of 30 min, 60 min, 120 min and one day respectively.
BSNL has also planned to expand the coverage of the wi-fi facility to other tourist & religious locations like Khajuraho, Jagannath puri etc by March 2016.
Minister of Communications & IT Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad informed that BSNL has plans to invest more than 1200 crores in UP(W) Circle during 2015-16. Out of this approx. Rs. 200 crores will be invested in upgrading and expanding mobile network.
A total of 795 number of new 2G BTSs sites are being commissioned in all Secondary Switching Areas (SSAs) of UP(W) Circle to increase the coverage of BSNL mobile services. BSNL is expanding its 3G network in all SSAs by installing a total of 596 new 3G BTSs. This expansion will help in providing improved 3G services to existing BSNL subscribers as well as in 152 new cities/towns.
Approx Rs. 982 crores will be invested in National Optical Fibre Network (NOFN) under Phase-I covering 14,474 village panchayats spread over 227 blocks covering more than 30,000 villages of UP(W) Circle.
Hon. Minister further added that BSNL is replacing 30 years old switching technology with latest Next Generation Network (NGN) technology. In initial phase more than 50,000 such telephone lines are allotted to UP(W) Circle covering Meerut, Ghaziabad and Noida areas.

10 Amazing & Interesting facts about Puri Jagannath Temple

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In India and abroad, people might know about Odisha as a small eastern Indian state, but Puri definitely has a high recall value globally for being the land of Lord Jagannath.  Popular as one of the four dhams, Puri sees millions of devotees throng the Jagannath Temple premises throughout the year seeking the blessings of Lord Jagannath. The historic Jagannath temple at Puri was built in the year 1078, and renovated to its present form in the year 1174.

Here are some of the amazing and interesting facts about the place:

1. The flag atop the temple always flaps in the opposite direction of air.

2. From any place in Puri you will always find the Sudarshan Charka (Charka at top of Temple) facing you.

3. Normally during day-time, air comes from sea to land & during evening, the vice-versa occurs. But in Puri it’s totally opposite.

4. No bird or planes fly above the temple.

5. The shadow of the main dome is invisible at any time of the day.

6. The quantity of cooked food inside the Temple remains same for the entire year. But that same quantity of prasadam can feed few thousand people & 20 lakh people, still it won’t get wasted.

7. In the Temple kitchen, 7 pots are kept one on top of another and cooked on firewood. In this process the contents in the top pot get cooked first & then the bottom one.

8. After entering from Singhadwara’s first step (from inside of the Temple), you cannot hear any sound produced by the ocean. But, when you cross the same step (from outside of the Temple) you can hear it. This can be noticed clearly during evening.

9. The Chariot Festival at Puri was initially performed with 2 sets of chariots (A total of 6 Chariots). As there was a river flowing thru in between Sri Mandira and Mausi maa temple, the first set of chariots were used to bring the lords till the river, then the lords had to ferry across the river in three giant wooden boats and aboard the other set of chariots till Mausi maa temple. Amazing but true.

10. Present day structure of Sri Janagnnath Temple Puri was not the Original built up. Originally Indradyumna had constructed only the main temple. Kings and rulers in subsequent times added Meghanada Pacheri, Mukha sala, Nata Mandapa and other assets to the Temple Complex.