what is national defence academy(india)?
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sathish.you are indian.you are supposed to answer this question,but ,still ,i will answer it.\nits a very fine indian millitary institute to train the graduates of the secendory schools to be officers in the indian armed forces after further training in their respective forces training institutes.it is situated in cadkavasla,near puna.the study takes 3 years,devided into 6 terms.the first 4 terms are general,from the 5th term the cadet selects the army,navy,or air force service and he start taking the relevent training.on compleation ,cadets join their respective services training establishmenta for further specialised training to qualify as officers.a grat millitary institute in every aspect,great deciplain,exellant facilities.very tidy,clean,well organised establishment.great tough training.
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go to indian army website & get the details. try google if you have any problems\n\nbye & best of luck
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Admiral Arun Prakash, PVSM, AVSM, VrC, VSM, ADC\nIN Service No. 00590-R\n\nIf you're in the mood for extra gyaan, read on:\n\nAdmiral Arun Prakash assumed charge of the Indian Navy, as the 20th Chief of Naval Staff, on 31 July 2004. He was born in Anantnag, in the Kashmir valley, in October 1944. His father served in the Kashmir Civil Service, retiring as the District Commissioner of Leh, and young Arun's early childhood was spent in various towns of the Valley as well as Jammu and Ladakh districts. Although his two elder brothers served in the Indian Army, he was struck by sea fever from an early age and joined the National Defence Academy (NDA) as a Naval Cadet in 1961. He was formally commissioned into the Executive Branch of the Indian Navy on 01 January 1966.\n\nAdmiral Prakash specialized in aviation, and qualified as an aircraft carrier pilot on the Sea Hawk jet fighter from the deck of INS Vikrant in 1968. His aviation tenures include service in a number of Indian Naval Air Squadrons, namely INAS 550 Flying Fish, INAS 551 Phantoms and INAS 300 White Tigers. In 1976, when the maritime reconnaissance role came to the Indian Navy, he converted to, and briefly flew the four-engined Super Constellation with the INAS 312 Albatross unit. He has commanded two Air Squadrons, and the Naval Air Station INS Hansa. While in command of INAS 300, he supervised the conversion and operational training of the crew on the Sea Harrier VSTOL fighter in 1983, and ferried the aircraft back to India from the United Kingdom. He has flown 2500 hours on a variety of single and multi-engined aircraft from the aircraft carrier and ashore.\n\nAs a young officer, Admiral Prakash served afloat on the aircraft carrier INS Vikrant, the ASW frigate INS Kirpan and the light cruiser INS Delhi. In subsequent years, he was privileged to command a variety of seagoing units which included the missile boat INS Chatak, the training frigate INS Beas and the ASW frigate INS Vindhyagiri, and the aircraft carrier INS Viraat. He commanded the Eastern Fleet from 1995 to 1997. On promotion to Rear Admiral in 1993, he served as ACNS (Air) and as the Assistant Chief of Personnel. In the rank of Vice Admiral, he has been the Commandant of the National Defence Academy (from 1997 to 1999) and Chief of Personnel at Naval HQ (from 1999 to 2001). In October 2001, he was appointed the first Commander-in-Chief of the newly created Andaman & Nicobar Command and served in that capacity till taking over as Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the prestigious Western Naval Command - the sword arm of the Indian Navy - on 31 December 2002. He took over as the Vice Chief of Naval Staff at Naval HQ on 17 October 2003 and held that post till he became the Chief on Naval Staff on 31 July 2004. He was appointed as the Chairman Chiefs of Staff Committee (COSC) on 28 January 2005.\n\nAdmiral Prakash graduated from the IAF's Test Pilots School in 1976, from the Defence Services Staff College (DSSC) in 1979 and from the US Naval War College in 1990. As a young Lieutenant, during the 1971 war, he served with an IAF fighter-bomber unit (No.20 Lightnings Squadron) flying Hawker Hunters, and was awarded the Vir Chakra for gallantry in air action over West Pakistan and Jammu & Kashmir. He is the recipient of the Vishisht Seva Medal (1985), the Ati Vishisht Seva Medal (1991) and the Param Vishisht Seva Medal (2002) for distinguished services rendered. The Admiral comes from a family with a strong military tradition; his two elder brothers, having both retired after distinguished careers in the Indian Army, and many nephews and nieces either serving in the armed forces or married to service officers. The Admiral and Mrs. Kumkum Prakash have one daughter who is married to a retired IAF pilot.
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AIR FORCE BAL BHARATI SCHOOL\nLodhi Road, New Delhi\n\n\nALL SAINTS CONVENT SCHOOL\n59A , Tamur Nagar, New Friends Colony, New Delhi 110065(Ph 6842399). Hostel and Day Boarding for Girls & Boys.\n\n\nAMAR PUBLIC SCHOOL\nAmar Marg, Chattarpur Road, New Delhi 110030(Ph 6803586)\n\n\nAMITY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL(AIS)\nRoad Number 44, 'M'Block, saket, New Delhi 110017(Ph 91-11-6867606, 6966908, 6962583)(Co-Ed. English Medium Public School affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi ). Admission is made on the basis of merit and Interview. Minimum age for Nursery 3 years as on 1st April. Registration forms available at School office between 10am to 2 p.m. during January.\n\n\nAPEEJAY SCHOOL\nSheik Sarai, New Delhi 110017(Ph 6440218, 6445331) (Senior Secondary Co-Educational English Medium School Affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi )\n\n\nAPEEJAY SCHOOL\nGurudwara Road, J-Block, Saket, New Delhi 110017(Ph 6960218, 6960316) (Senior Secondary Co-Educational English Medium School Affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi ) Registration opens admission to Nursery in October.\n\n\nARYA PATHSHALA\nJangpura, New Delhi 110014\n\n\nARYA PUBLIC SCHOOL\nSarojini Nagar, New Delhi 110023\n\n\nASHOK MEMORIAL PUBLIC SCHOOL\n2/33 Kalkaji Extension, New Delhi (Ph 6411774)(Co-Educational Middle School)\n\n\nARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL\nUpper Ridge Road, Dhaula Kuan, New Delhi 110010(Ph 3293830, 3293876) (Senior Secondary School Affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi )\n\n\nB R MEHTA VIDYA BHAWAN SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL\nLajpat , Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi 110024(Ph 6438426,) (Govt. Aided School Affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi )\n\n\nBABA BANDA SINGH BAHADUR MEMORIAL SCHOOL\nMehrauli, New Delhi 110030(Middle, Recognised)\n\n\nBAL NIKETAN PUBLIC SCHOOL\nA-59 Sangam Vihar, New Delhi 110062(Ph 6460970)\n\n\nBALWANT RAI MEHTA VIDYA BHAWAN SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL\nLajpat Bhavan, Lajpat Nagar New Delhi 110048(Ph 6434179)(Co-Educational School) \n\n\nBALWANT RAI MEHTA VIDYA BHAWAN Pocket-E\nMasjid Moth, New Delhi 110048(Ph 6441798)\n\n\nBHAGIRATHI DEVI GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL\nA-17-D, DDA Flats, Munirka, New Delhi 110067(Ph 6852042)\n\n\nBHATNAGAR INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL\nSector -B, Pocket-10, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi 110030(Ph 6893497, 6891277) (Secondary School Affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi )\n\n\nBHARTIYA VIDYA BHAWAN BHAVAN'S SAWAN PUBLIC SCHOOL\nBhatti Mines Road, New Delhi 110030(Ph 6802236, 6802530, 6801427) (A fully Residential English Medium Senior Secondary for Boys School Affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi )\n\n\nBHIDAN CHANDRA VIDYALAYA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL\nMoti Bagh, New Delhi 110021(Ph 4672291) (Govt. Aided Boys School Affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi )\n\n\nBIRLA VIDYA NIKETAN\nPushp Vihar, Sec IV, New Delhi 110017(Ph 6969256, 6969251) (Senior Secondary School Affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi )\n\n\nBLOOM PUBLIC SCHOOL\nSector-C, Pocket-8, Vasant kunj, New Delhi 110070(Ph 6893422, 6897972, Fax 6890415) (Senior Secondary School Affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi )\n\n\nBLOOM PUBLIC SCHOOL\n4-A, Mehrauli Road, Qutab Minar, New Delhi 110030(Middle, recognised)\n\n\nBLOOM SPRING CARNIVAL\nC-8, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi (Ph 5722500, 5731590)\n\n\nBLOOMING BUDS PRE-NURSERY SCHOOL\nApeejay Centre for Creative and Productive Arts, 54 Tughlakabad Institutional Area, MB Road(Adjacent to Batra Hospital), New Delhi 110062(Ph 6981050)\n\n\nBLUE BELLS\n(CO-ED. ) SCHOOL, Opp. L S R College, Kailash Colony, New Delhi 110048(Ph 6432963, 6445679)(Co-Educational English Medium Senior Secondary, Recognised)\n\n\nBRITISH SCHOOL\nSan Martin Marg, Chanakya Puri, New Delhi 110021(Ph 4672291)\n\n\nC P H(DESU)MODEL SCHOOL\nSarai Kalai Khan, New Delhi 110013(Middle, Recognised)\n\n\nCSKM PUBLIC SCHOOL\nCSKMA Educational Complex, Prem Kiran Kunj, Satbari, Mehrauli, New Delhi 110030(Ph 6802214, 6801972,2094)(Co-Ed. Residential cum Day Boarding Senior Secondary English Medium Affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi )\n\n\nCOL. SATSANGI KIRAN MEMORIAL PUBLIC SCHOOL\nPrem Kiran Kunj, P.O.Satbari, Mehrauli, New Delhi 110030(Ph 6802214, 6802094
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You are eligible to join the National Defence Academy at Khadakvasla, Pune after your 12th standard. To join the NDA, you have to qualify in the UPSC exam followed by the SSB interview. After 3 years here, you will be sent to the Indian Military Academy at Dehradun for a further one year period, after which, you will be commissioned as a Lieutenant in the Indian Army. Your 12th standard marks are good but they will not entitle you to any 'higher' trade.\nAlternately, you may consider graduating from a civilian college or university and then join the army as a Direct Entry Graduate. After your degree (or in final year), appear for the CDS exam. If you qualify here and in the SSB interview, you may go to either the IMA for a one and half year course or the OTA at Chennai for 10 months. They lead to a permanent and short service commission as a Lieutenant in the Indian Army respectively.
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Mohammad Azharuddin \nHe is setting up a world class cricket academy in Hyderabad.
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soft·ware (sôft'wâr', sŏft'-) \nn. Computer Science.\nThe programs, routines, and symbolic languages that control the functioning of the hardware and direct its operation.\n\n STPI\n\nIndia has many reasons to feel proud about the success of its Software Industry. During the post liberalization era, Govt. policies have acted as a catalyst and facilitated the growth of IT exports. \n\nThe software Industry has attained global recognition primarily because of the timing of the policies and simplistic procedures laid-down by the Govt. when they were needed. The Industry also has responded very well to the changes in the policy. \n\nThe right partnership between the Govt. & Industry has facilitated this success. Establishment of the Software Technology Park Scheme in 1991 has been a step in the right direction, at the right time. \n\nIndia has earned itself a reputation of an IT superpower. Software Technology parks of India have played a seminal role in accomplishing this status.\n\nToday, STPIs all over the country are synonymous with excellent Infrastructure and Statutory support aimed at furthering growth of Information Technology in the country. \n\nSTPI Noida is one of the key centers in India, acting as a key contributor to NCR emerging as an IT Destination and as the nodal center for other software technology parks in north and central India\n\nin all there are 41 software parks in India
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Army Cadets\nIt is basically available in every community.
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Ann University obviously. and dont forget IIT\n\nWhy stick to Tamilnadu. Go outside. Join some foreing univeristy. Apart from gaining tremendous knowledge, and recognition, you will also come out as good scientist.\n(If you want to be really patriotic, you can work for your country after you graduate ;)
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*Pondering* Try running a google search for the most info, but short answer is...\n\nA popular Defence Minister in India who resigned because of scandal...
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got to search at their website dear \nhttp://armedforces.nic.in/\ngreat ambition i wish you success, we indian need people like you who wanna do something for the country\nkeep it up
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TDP (Telugu Desam Party) or BJP (Bharatiya Janata Party) or any party of the NDA (National Democratic Alliance)
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The National Airports Authority of India is the authority.  In any international airport and any smaller aerodrome there are two distinct work force in the NAAI.  They are (1) Aerodrome side (2)Technical side.\nAerodrome side: From aerodrome assistant to aerodrome officer all do the work of navigating the airplane's in the sky.  They are Air Traffic controllers[ATC].  \nTechnical side: From Technical Assistant to Technical Officer they maintain Radar, ATC panels, ILS,GNSLS,AIR BEACONS, call signs etc.\nYou have plenty oppurtunity in technical side.
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What are you looking for.\nPlease check Indira Gandhi National Open University for details  www.ignou.ac.in
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In Singapore, the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) and the LaSalle-SIA College of the Arts are reputed to be the best.  Please visit their websites (given below) for more info.
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National Cricket Academy,\nM.G. Road,\n(Chinnaswamy Stadium) \nBangalore G.P.O., Bangalore 560001 \n \nkapil dev live in chandigarh
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IIT.\nindia institue of tech.