India Vs Srilanka In World Cup 2011 Final At Mumbai + ICC WORLD Cup 2011 Final+India Vs SriLanka OneDay/ODI Statistics+ Watch Online Hilight

The God of cricket Sachin Tendulkar is just one match far his dream come true."Part of World cup winning team".The 2011 Cricket World Cup Final is an upcoming cricket match that is scheduled to take place on 2 April 2011 between the teams of India and Sri Lanka at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai to determine the winner of the 2011 Cricket World Cup.

Sri Lanka defeated New Zealand in the first semi-final by 5 wickets to advance, and India beat Pakistan by 29 runs in the second to book their own place in the finals. It will be the first all-Asian World Cup Final.

India is the second nation, and the first since England in 1979, to participate in a World Cup Final on its own soil. If India wins the final, it will be the first country to win a World Cup Final at home. (Sri Lanka won the World Cup as co-hosts in 1996 but the final was played in Pakistan).

It will be both India and Sri Lanka's third World Cup Final appearance. India previously reached the final in 1983 (won) and 2003 (lost). Sri Lanka previously reached the final in 1996 (won) and 2007 (lost). This will be Sri Lanka's second successive final. This is also slated to be the last world cup match for both Sachin Tendulkar and Muttiah Muralitharan, two legendary icons in the game of cricket.

India v Sri Lanka - One Day International Records (Since 1979)

Total Match - 128

India Won - 67

Sri Lanka - 50

No Result - 11

India in Sri Lanka (2010)

1st Test at Galle International Stadium, Galle, Jul 18-22, 2010, Sri Lanka won by 10-wickets (SL 520/8d; Ind 276 and 338 f/o)

2nd Test at Sinhalese Sports Club, Colombo, Jul 26-30, 2010, Match drawn (SL 642/4d and 129/3d; Ind 707)

3rd Test at P Sara Oval, Colombo, Aug 03-07, 2010, India won by 5-wickets (SL 425 and 267; IND 436 and 258/5)

Result Sri Lanka 1, India 1, Drawn 1

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We Did It Again...Congrates to all Indian supportors.

The Indian and Pakistani cricket teams have been long-time arch rivals and their rivalry is considered one of the most intense sports rivalries in the world. An India-Pakistan cricket match has been estimated to attract up to one hundred million television viewers according to well respected TV ratings firm Initiative, and defeat is usually unacceptable to fans of both teams. In world cup matches between these sides, India interestingly has a 4-0 record over Pakistan instead of the usual lead of Pakistan in the total matches between these two sides. Although in champions trophy matches between these sides, Pakistan has a 2-0 record over India.

ODI Statistics Between India & Pakistan

Highest innings score

India – 356/9,[8] India beat Pakistan by 58 runs at ACA-VDCA Stadium, Visakhapatnam on April 5, 2005

Pakistan – 344/8,[8] India beat Pakistan by 5 runs at National Stadium, Karachi on March 13, 2004

Lowest innings score

India – 79, Pakistan beat India by 8 Wickets at Jinnah Stadium, Sialkot on October 13, 1978

Pakistan – 87, India beat Pakistan by 38 Runs at Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium, Sharjah on March 22, 1985

Highest total chased

Pakistan – 322, Pakistan beat India by 4 wickets at Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali – Chandigarh on November 8, 2007

India – 316, India beat Pakistan by 3 Wickets at Bangabandhu National Stadium, Dhaka on Jan 18, 1998

All-time highest total score

Sachin Tendulkar (India) -3000 Runs

Inzamam-ul-Haq (Pakistan) –1322 Runs

Highest individual score

Saeed Anwar- 194

Mahendra Singh Dhoni- 148

For T20

Gautam Gambhir (India)- 75

Misbah-ul-Haq (Pakistan)- 53

Centuries

India - 20 centuries

Pakistan - 28 centuries

Highest Partnerships

India - 231 between Sachin Tendulkar & Navjot Singh Sidhu at Sharjah

Pakistan - 230 between Saeed Anwar & Ijaz Ahmed at Dhaka

Best bowling figures

India - 5 wickets for 16 runs by Sourav Ganguly in 1997 at Toronto

Pakistan - 7 wickets for 37 runs by Aqib Javed in Sharjah.

Biggest Victory margins

Pakistan -150 run victory at Delhi in 2005

India - 140 run victory at Dhaka in 2008

Smallest totals & victory margins

Pakistan - 4 runs at Sharjah in 1993

India - 4 runs at Quetta in 1978.

Most Extras

India conceded 41 extras at a Mohali game on 8 November 2007. Pakistan have conceded 31 extras.

All-time highest wicket taker

Wasim Akram (Pakistan) – 80 Wickets

Anil Kumble (India) – 54 Wickets.

All-ODI matches

Total 119 Matches - 46 won by India, 69 won by Pakistan. No result 4

26 matches in India - 9 won by India, 17 won by Pakistan.

27 matches in Pakistan - 11 won by India, 14 won by Pakistan. No result 2.

66 matches in neutral countries. 26 won by India. 38 won by Pakistan. No result 2.

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Holi Special: Holi Messages in Hindi+English + Holi SMS in Hindi/English

Holi Messages In English:

Celebrating the colors

of our beautiful relationship,

I wish you and your family

all the bright hues of life.

Have a colourful holi !

May God gift you all the colors of life,

colors of joy, colors of happiness,

colors of friendship, colors of love

and all other colors you

want to paint in your life. Happy Holi.

Auspicious red.

Sunkissed gold.

Soothing silver.

Pretty purple.

Blissful blue.

Forever green.

I wish u and all family members

The most colorful Holi.

One day to go…

Holi aane mein…

happy bath anniversary

and

HAPPY HOLI to U

Bright colors,

water balloons,

lavish gujiyas and melodious songs

are the ingredients of perfect Holi.

Wish you a very happy and wonderful Holi.

Holi Messages In Hindi:

Gulal ka Rang Gubbaro ki Maar Suraj

ki Kirne Khushiyo ki Bahaar Chand ki

ChandniApno ka Pyaar Mubarak ho A

apko "RANGO KA TYOHAAR" "Happy Holi

Issase Pahle holi ki sham ho jaye,

badhaiyon ka silsila aam ho jaye,

bheed me shamil hamara naam ho jaye

kyu na holi ki abhi se RAM RAM ho jaye

Happy Holi

Gulal ka Rang Gubbaro ki Maar Suraj

ki Kirne Khushiyo ki Bahaar Chand ki

ChandniApno ka Pyaar Mubarak ho A

apko "RANGO KA TYOHAAR" "Happy Holi" !!

Chandan ki khushbu, Resham ka haar!

fagun ki fhuhaar, rango ki bhahar!

Dil ki ummide apno ka pyaar

Mubaarak ho apako "HOLI KA TYOHAAR !

Puranmashi ka chand,

chand se uski chandni boli,

khushion se bhare sabki jholi,

MUBARAK ho apko pyari HOLI.

Rango ki varsha,

gulal ki phuhar,

suraj ki kirne,

kushiyon ki bauchar,

chandan ki kusbhu,

apno ka pyar,

mubarak ho apko holi ka tyohar !!

Indian Food: Bati Chokha or Litti Chokha or Sattu Bati Chokha + Indian Food Recipes: Litti / Bati Chokha / Bhauri,The Real Taste Of India

1-Ingredients for Bati

1- For Atta (flour) dough:

1½ cup: Whole wheat atta (Littis are more crunchy if made with maida)

¾ to 1 cup: Regular or fat-free yogurt (dahi)(Make dough from atta using yogurt and NOT water. The dough should be soft and fully kneaded. Keep aside covered.)

2- For Filling:

1 cup: Sattu (a special gram flour)

4 cloves: Garlic, finely chopped

1 inch: Ginger, finely chopped

2 or more: Green chilies, finely chopped

½ cup: Fresh dhaniya (cilantro) leaves, finely chopped

½ tsp: Mangrella (nigella or onion seed)

2 tbsp: Mustard

1 tsp: Ajwain (thyme)

1 tbsp: Lemon juice

1 or 2 tbsp: Mircha achar masala (fillings from the red chili pickle)

Salt to taste

Method

1.Mix all the filling ingredients with sattu together nicely.

2.Add ¼ to ½ cup water to make the stuffing moist and easy to fill.

3.Now make 8 balls from the atta (flour) dough.

4.Dust each ball with dry atta and make a patty roughly 2.5" to 3" diameter in size with hand. 5.You don't need a belan (rolling pin) for this.

6.Stuff 2 to 3 tsp sattu filling in the center of the patty and close it from all sides.

7.When all the littis are stuffed, pre-heat the oven to 375 F and put all the litties on a foil and bake till one side is brown or black spots come on the litti surface.

8.Then turn over the litti and bake for few more minutes until that side is brown as well.

9.Take out and dip in pure ghee or butter and serve with achar or dhaniya (cilantro) chutney and/or baigan ka bhurta (mashed and prepared egg-plant).

Chokha

Ingredients for chokha

2 : Brinjals (large, seedless, healthy)

3/4 cup: Onions (finely chopped)

1/2 cup: Tomato (finely chopped)

1 tsp: Garlic (grated)

1 tsp: Ginger (grated)

2 : Red chillies (dried crushed)

1 tsp: Cumin seeds

1 tsp: Red chilli powder

1 tsp: Dhania powder

1/2 tsp: Turmeric powder

1/2 tsp: Cinnamon-clove powder

1/2 tsp: Punjabi garam masala powder

Salt to taste

2 tsp: Lemon juice

2 tsp: Ghee

2 tsp: Oil

Method

1.Hold the brinjals with stems over fire, to burn skin. (Or run a few drops of oil, microwave in a loose-lid bowl for 3 minutes).

2.When skin blackens, hold under running water.

3.Skin will not blacken if microwaved. Therefore peel.

4.Gently scrub off skin. Mash brinjals to a puree.

5.Heat oil in a heavy kadai. Add ginger garlic and stirfry for a minute.

6.Add onions, all dry masalas, except red chilli powder, stirfry for a minute more.

7.Add tomatoes, brinjals, salt, lemon juice and stir.Simmer for five minutes.

8.Take in serving bowl.

9.Just before serving, heat ghee in a small pan.

10.Hold pan over bowl, add chilli powder, and pour immediately over bhartha.

11.Do not allow the chilli powder to burn.

12.Garnish with chopped coriander.

13.Serve hot with Litti.

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International Women's Day 2011+ A Salute To God's Beautiful Gift On Earth International Women's Day

A woman is an emblem of beauty; an enigma that harbors a myriad thoughts and emotions within the crucible of privacy. She drives you crazy, and yet one cannot fathom how insipid the world would be without her.

Annually on 8 March, thousands of events are held throughout the world to inspire women and celebrate achievements. A global web of rich and diverse local activity connects women from all around the world ranging from political rallies, business conferences, government activities and networking events through to local women's craft markets, theatric performances, fashion parades and more.

The first IWD was observed on 19 March 1911 in Germany following a declaration by the Socialist Party of America. The idea of having an international women's day was first put forward at the turn of the 20th century amid rapid world industrialization and economic expansion that led to protests over working conditions.We do have female astronauts and prime ministers, school girls are welcomed into university, women can work and have a family, women have real choices. And so the tone and nature of IWD has, for the past few years, moved from being a reminder about the negatives to a celebration of the positives.

Make a difference, think globally and act locally !! Make everyday International Women's Day. Do your bit to ensure that the future for girls is bright, equal, safe and rewarding.

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Fort Vasota (Vyaghragad) +Tracking Places in Maharastra/India

Vasota is also known as Vyaghragad (fortress of the Tiger).

About the Fort:

A trek to Vasota is one of the most thrilling and enchanting treks in Maharashtra. Located about 350 Kms from Mumbai, it is a protected natural reserve and a national treasure nest. The blue-green expanse of Koyna backwaters, the evergreen forests of Koyna wildlife sanctuary, hike to Vasota fort hidden in thick jungle, the spectacular view from top of the fort along with the beauty and serenity of the place leaves one spell bound.

Experience nature at its best!! Serene wilderness and mesmerizing surroundings. Add to it the adventure of climbing Vasota and learning about our history, life and times of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and the association and contribution of Marathas to the fort.

Historical snapshot - Vasota fort is attributed to the Kolhapur Shilahara Raja Bhoja II (1178-1193) of Panhala. Vasota always remained with Marathas, Shirkes & Mores in 16th century & then incorporated in Swarajya by Shivaji Maharaj in 1655 during the conquest of Javli. Shivaji Maharaj named the fort "Vyaghragad" (Vyaghra - means tiger), owing to its difficult natural defense. After Shivaji Maharaj, the brave Maratha Bajirao Peshwa carried on the Swarajya mission of ousting the Mughal invaders from our country. In 1818 however, British bombarded the fort with heavy artillery thereby destroying many buildings on Vasota (Chandika mandir, Daru-kothar, etc) & looted property worth 5 lakhs. Today the fort stands in a dilapidated condition in a thick jungle with remnants of Shree Mahadev mandir, the plinth of a huge "sadar" (discussion place), the fallen ramparts & spectacular view of Nageshwar peak & Shivsagar lake (Koyna backwaters)

There are two entrances to the fort Vasota. The first one lies in a dilapidated state. On entering the fort we see a Hanuman temple, now devoid of a roof. Three ways go ahead this temple. The path straight ahead takes to the remnants of the fort. The one on the left takes to 'Kalkaiche Thane'. On the way is a Mahadeo temple which can accommodate 2-3 people. Moving along the path you will reach 'Machi'. The view of the surrounding region is simply spectacular.

The path on the left of the Maruti temple takes to the joint water cisterns. Water in these cisterns was not potable in December 1st week. The way proceeds to a fascinating cliff named Babukada, shaped like the letter 'U' that reminds us of Konkan Kada of Harishchandragad. From Babukad one can see Old Vasota towards south. No way exists now that takes us to this fort. In addition there is an acute shortage of water. Also presence of wild animals(especially Bears) in the area keeps the trekkers away from this fort.

How To Reach

Proper forest permission needs to be seeked before entering forest of Vasota region. Permission can be seeked from Forest office at Bamnoli.

There are 2 main ways to reach the fort, one via Nageshwar and the one directly to Vasota.

Via Nageshwar :

It can be said that a visit to Vasota is incomplete without visiting Nageshwar. On our way to Vasota a distinct pinnacle catches our attention. This pinnacle is named Nageshwar. A cave is carved in this pinnacle with a Mahadeo temple inside it. Thousands of devotees crowd this place on Shivratri. Water droplets fall on the Shivling from the rooftop of the cave throughout the year. Most of the trekkers generally visit Nageshwar on their way to Vasota; the only constraint being a walk for a few miles.

Directly to Vasota :

a)From Satara: One can reach Vasota from Satara by three different routes.

i)Via Kusapur: Board a bus at 9 a.m. from Satara and reach Bamnoli. From here one should come to Kusapur by launch. From Kusapur 2 ways go through dense forest, the left towards Vasota and the one on the right towards Nageshwar.

ii)Via Met Indavli: Catch a bus from Satara and reach village "Bamnoli". You can arrange Boats from Shivsagar Boat Club (Max 12 ppl allowed in each boat. Per boat charges - Rs 600 \ boat). Then crossing the Shiv sagar lake (1pprox 1hr 20 min) by launch take you to village Met Indavili. From Met indavili tracks can be identified to reach Vasota Fort. There comes a junction in between, Left side take you to Fort Vasota and right side take you to Nageshwar Caves. The journey from Satara to Bamnoli is around 1 hr 15 min. Bamnoli to Met Indavili - 1hr 20 min. You can reach the fort of Vasota from this village after a climb of 4 hours approx.

iii)From Mahabaleshwar: From Mahabaleshwar get to Tapole village and then further arrive at Kusapur by launch. From Kusapur one can reach Vasota as described above.

b)From Chiplun \ Chorvan:

i)Board a bus from Chiplun at 8.30 a.m. and alight at village Choravane. It takes 5-6 hours to reach Vasota from this village. It is to be noted that there is no water on the way and one has to carry his own supply. After climbing for some time one comes across a plateau from where the path on the left goes to Nageshwar and the one on the right to Vasota. As we move ahead along the way to Nageshwar we see another path below that goes to a well through dense forest. We can cut short the total time to Vasota to just 2 hours if we take this path.

ii) Arrive at Tivre village from Chiplun. From here we can reach Vasota via the Rede Ghat.