o Nethra Raghuramanimg
o Anjana Sukhani
o Aditi Govitrikar
o Pooja Bedi
o Sonali Kulkarni,
o Yana Gupta
o Meghana Naidu,
o Anita Hasnandani
o Dipannita Sharma,
o Vidya Malvade,
o Urvashi Sharma
o Tapur Chatterjee
o Tupur Chatterjee

It was not the first time when we saw some people doing some stunts on television to show ‘how daring they are?’ Different commercial channels are making their TRP by these kinds of shows. But the question is that are the celebrities of these shows are really daring? Are they known ‘what is fear?’ Might be none of them very much aware about the real fear and dare.

What is fear?
Fear is an unpleasant emotion caused by awareness of danger. Fear comes to us naturally and helps us to recognize dangerous situations and threats. The most important fact behind fear is the conflict of losing one’s identity or security. It is not an exaggeration that fear help in our daily life. The mean difference is in the thinker’s point of view. But the fear is not good enough for all. It helps but a limited period of time or in limited situations.

How daring we are?
Dare is the medicine for fear, and it controls the fear. It depends on us that how much we are daring in different situations. Although it helps us but it’s also not very good for us. Sometimes we got troubled because of our extreme dare. The happy part of this is, it makes us confident.

Realty vs. Drama
TV soaps are mostly concentrated with glamour not with the real factor. These kind of TV shows provides us some strength to be daring, but the shows are commonly playing with the audience electronically. The exaggeration makes them the extreme daring but the way they choose not explains the real truth.
People who loves these kind of shows must understood that these are only good from entertainment point of view, a blind belief in these glam ours shows could be dangerous for those life who also follows these shows in their real life. Because the other side of reel is imagination and this side the reality the bitter truth.

So the moral is ‘we can thing beyond the reality, but can’t ignore it’

Now it’s time to welcome the advanced 3G Tecnology in India. Network service providers and handset providers both are looking for much awaited 3G Tecnology to earn very high revenues from the new 3G value added services.

What 3G means?
3G or Third Generation Technology is the new advanced features added in the existing second generation telephony. It’s have very unique features like vedio broadcastin and other e-commerce services in new SMART PHONES. It offers upto 3Mbps super speed for downloading, which is very high in comparision with existing 2D Technology.

Features
It’s an advanced technology providing the features such as audio vedio confrencing, e-commerce,e-learning & m-learning, fax services and broadband services etc.

The Buddhist symbols represent the culture of those people who follows the Buddhism. The many symbols are related to India and can be found in Hinduism as well, although possibly with a different meaning. It’s a fact that historical Buddha lived around the sixth century BCE, but no Buddhist symbol are known from before the third century BCE. Buddha occasionally used images like ‘Wheel of Life’ to illustrate the teachings. The credit for popularize Buddhism in India and beyond goes to emperor Ashoka (273 232 BCE) who converted to Buddhism. In the second century BCE, people started to build Buddhist monasteries in rock with a large amount of artwork symbolising the Buddhism. The first actual images of Buddha appeared in first century BCE, so until then the artwork of Buddhism war largely symbolic in nature. The Eight Spoked Dharma Wheel, Bodhi Tree, Buddha’s Footprints, Empty Throne, Begging Bowl, Lion are used to represent the holy Buddha.

The Eight-Spoked Dharma Wheel (Dharmachakra) symbolises the Buddha’s Wheel of Truth or Law. A story behind this Dharmachakra is that the Brahma came down from haven and requested to Buddha to teach by offering him a Dharmachakra. The Dharmachakra contains eight spokes, symbolising the Eight-fold Noble Path. The 3 swirling segments in centre representing the Buddha, Dharma and the Sangha (The spiritual community)

The Bodhi Tree refers to the tree under which the Buddha achieved the Enlightenment. As tree worship was a part of existing Indian culture so the Bodhi tree become easily a devotional symbol. The Bodhi Tree is situated in Bodhgaya near Naranjara River.

The Throne symbolises the Sidhdharta Gautama’s royal ancestry and the Idea of Spiritual Kingship – Enlightenment as Ruler of the Spiritual World.

The Lion is also one of Buddhism’s famous symbols. It is traditionally associated with the Regality, Strength and Power. The Lions are also used in the Ashok Stambha (Piller) situated in Sarnath.

The Footprints of Buddha traditionally symbolize the existence of Buddha and the presence of the Enlightenment.

The Begging Bowl refers to a story; young women named Sujata offered him a bowl of milk-rice during his journey for achieving the enlightenment. The Bowl also represent the monk way of life.

There are lots of other symbols leading the Buddhism in this universe Like the Peace Stupas, located in different parts of the Asia and also there the Buddha & Buddhism exists. These symbols are locating a new way of life which is full of happiness, joy and satisfaction. The person who believes in Buddhism are the part of a Spiritual Community.