Friday, 30 September 2011

Indian Embassy

Indian Embassy

  • Afghanistan :Embassy of India Malalai Wat Sher-e-Nau Kabul Tel.: 30556,30557 Tlx.: 332 IND KBL AF
  • Algeria :Embassy of India 119, Ter Rue Didouche Mourad, 4th Floor B.P. 121, Algiers Tel.: 213-2-747135 Tlx.: 66138 INDEM DZ Fax : 213-2-748513
  • Angola :Embassy of India Predia Dos Armazens Carrapas No. 81 1st Floor (Kinaxixi) Caixa Postal 6040 Apartment 'DLuanda Tel:345-398(O) ,332700 (R) Tlx:4098 ANGELO AN
  • Argentina :Embassy of India Cordoba Avenue, 950, Piso 4 1054 Buenos Aires, Tel.: 54-1-3934001 Tlx.: 23413 EINDIA AR Fax : 54-1-3934063
  • Australia :High Commission of India 3-5, Moonah Place, Yarralumla Canberra, ACT 2600 Tel. : 616-2-2733774 Telex: 62362 HICOMIND AA Fax : 616-2-273 3328
  • Austria :Embassy of India and Permanent Mission of India to the UN Office in Vienna Karntnerring 2,A-1010 Vienna Tel. : 43-1-5058666 Telex: 113721 INDEM A a Fax : 43-1-5059219
  • Bahrain> :Embassy of India, Building No.182, 714520, Road No.2608, Area 326, P.O. Box No. 26106, Ghudaibiya, Bahrain Tel. : 973-712683, Telex: 9047 INDEMB BN Fax : 973-715527
  • Bangladesh :High commission of India House No. 120, Road No. 2 Dhanmondi, Residential Area Dhaka Tel.: 88-02-503606 Tlx.: 642336 HCIDA BJ Fax : 88-02-863662
  • Belarus :Embassy of India 4, Koltsova Street, Block NO. 5 Minsk 220090 Tel.: 7-0172-629399 Tlx.: 252510 INDEMB SU Fax : 7-0172-629799
  • Belgium :Embassy of India, 217, Chaussee-de Vleurgat 1050, Brussels Tel. : 32-2-6409802 Telex: 22510 INDEMB-B Fax : 322-6489638
  • Bhutan :Embassy of India, India House, Estate, Thimphu, Tel. : 9752-22162 Telex: INDEMB-211-TPU-BT Fax : 9752-23195
  • Botswana :High Commission of India 4th Floor, Tyrell House The Mall, Pvt. Bag 249 Tlx: 2622 HICOM BD Gaborone, Tel: 267-372676 ,373347 (R) Tlx: 2622 HICOM BD Fax: 267-374636
  • Brazil :Embassy of India SHIS-QI 09 Conj 09 Casa 07 Lago Sul CEP 71625-090 Brasilia DF Tel.: 00-55-61-2484006 Tlx.: 61-1245 EIND BR Fax : 00-51-61-2485486
  • Brunei Darussalam :High Commission of India, Darussalam P.O.Box 439, Old Airport Complex, Bandar Seri Begawan Brunei Darussalam Tel. : 673-2-339947,339751 Fax : 673-2-339783
  • Bulgaria :Embassy of India 31,Patriamid Sofia 1000 Tel:359-2-882522, 876650 723980 (R) Tlx:22954 INDEMB BG Fax:359-2-876068, 877984
  • Cambodia :Embassy of India Villa No.777Boulovard Monivong Phnom Penh Tel: 855-23-25981 (O) 25582 (R) Fax: 855-23-26212
  • Canada :High Commission of India 10, Springfield Road, Ottawa Ontario-KIM 1 C9, Tel. : 01-613-744-3751/52/53 Telex: 053-417 Fax : 001-613-744-0913
  • Chile :Embassy of India 871 Triana Post Box 10433 Santiago Tel:00-56-2-2352005 2288840 (R) Tlx:340046 INDEMB CK Fax:00-56-2-2359607
  • China :Embassy of India 1,Ri Tan Dong Lu Beijing China Tel:86-1-5321908, 5321856 5321970 (R) Tlx:22126 INDEMB CH Fax:86-1-5324684
  • Colombia :Embassy of India 501, Edifieio Multifiancceiera Calle 71 A No. 6-30 Santa de fe Bogota, Tel. : 57-1-2175143, 2176954 Fax. : 57-1-2127648
  • Cuba :Embassy of India Calle 21 No.202 Esquina a K.Vedada La Havana (Cuba) Tel:53-7-333777,333169,333106 Tlx:28-511414 INDEMB DU Fax:53-7-333287
  • Cyprus :High Commission of India 3, Indira Gandhi Street Montparnasse Hill, Engomi Nicosia Tel:357-2-351741/ 351170 Tlx:4146 HICOMIND CY Fax:00-357-2-350402
  • Czech :Embassy of India, Republic Valdstejnska-6, Mala Strana-11800 Prague-1 Tel. : 42-2-24510364 to 67 Telex: 121901 INDEC Fax : 00-42-2-539495
  • Denmark :Embassy of India, Vangehusvej 15, 2100 Copenhagen, Tel. : 00-45-31182888 Tlx : 15964 INDEMB-IK Fax : 45-1-31299201
  • Egypt :Embassy of India, 5 Aziz Abaza St., Zamalek, Post Box No. 718, Cairo 11511 Tel. No.: 00-20-2-3413051 Telex No.: 92081 INDEMB UN Fax No. : 00-202-3414038
  • Ethiopia :Embassy of India Kabena(Aware District) Post Box No. 528 Addis Ababa Tel:00-251-1-552100 510165 (R) Tlx:21148 INDEMBASSY ADDIS Fax:552521, 552309
  • Finland :Embassy of India Satamakatu 2A 8, Helsinki-16 Tel:358-0-608935,608927 (O) Tlx:125202 INDEM SF Fax:358-0-6221208
  • France :Embassy of India, 15, Rue Alfred Dehoden cq, 75016, Paris Tel. : 00-33-1-40507070 Telex: 645621 IDEMB F Fax : 00-33-1-40500996
  • Germany :Embassy of India Adenauerallee 262 & 264 53113 Bonn 1 Tel. : 00-49-228-54050 Telex: 8869301 INDM D Fax : 00-49-228-5405153
  • Ghana :High Commission of India No.9 Ridge Road Roman Ridge P.O.Box 3040 Accra Tel:00-233-21-775601 (O) 777192 (R) Tlx:2154 INDIA GH Fax:233-21-772176
  • Greece :Embassy of India 3, Kleanthous Street 10674 Athens, Tel.: 00-301-7216227 Tlx.: 216171 IND GR Fax : 00-301-7211252
  • Guyana :High Commission of India 10 Avenue of the Republic Bank of Baroda Building P.O. Box No.101148, Georgetown Tel:63996 ,68965 Tlx:2953025 HICOMIN GY Fax:592-2-57012
  • Hong Kong :Commission of India 16-D,United Centre 95,Queensway Hong Kong Tel:00-852-5284028 ,5284029 8120445 (R) Tlx:74034 COMIN HX Fax:00-852-8654617
  • Hungary :Embassy of India, Buzavirag utca 14, 1025, Budapest-II Tel. : 00-36-1-2123903 00-36-1-2124203 Telex: 22-6374 INDEMH Fax : 00-36-1-1358740
  • Indonesia :Embassy of India, S-1 Jalan H.R. Rasuna Said, Kuningam, Jakarta, Selatan -12950 Tel. : 62-21-5204150 5204152 Telex: 60953 INDEMB IA Fax : 62-21-5204160
  • Iran :Embassy of India, 46 Mir Emad, Corner of 9th Street,Dr. Bheshti Avenue Post Box No. 15875-4118 Tehran Tel. : 98-21-855102 to 6 Tlx: : 212858 INDEM IR Fax : 98-21-855973
  • Iraq :Embassy of India, House No. 6, Zokak No. 25 Mohalla 306, Hay Al Maaharib, P.O.Box 4114 Adhamiya Baghdad Tel. : 00964-1-4222014,16 & 17 Telex: 21-2248 INDEMBASSY IK Fax : 964-1-4225438
  • Ireland :Embassy of India 6,Leeson Park Dublin 6 Tel:353-1-4970843,4970959 Tlx:30670 DTLX Fax:353-1-4978074
  • Israel :Embassy of India 4,Kaufman Street, Sharbat HouseTle Aviv 68012 Tel.: 00-972-3-5101431/32 Tlx.: 371583 INDEM IL Fax : 00-972-3-5101434
  • Italy :Embassy of India, Via XX Settembre 5, Rome-00187 Tel. : 39-6-4884642 to 45 Telex: 611274-INDEMB-I Fax : 39-6-4819539
  • Ivory Coast :Embassy of India 06 B.P 318 Abidijan 06 Ivory Coast Tel: 225-445231,445246,440084 413420 (R) Tlx: 28103 INDEMB CI Fax: 225-440111
  • Jamaica :High Commission of India 4 Retreat Avenue, P.O.Box No. 446, Kingston-6 Tel.: 00-1-809-9270486 Tlx.: 3546 HCIKGN Fax : 9782801 Kingston-6
  • Japan :Embassy of India, 2-2-11 Kudan Minami, Chiyoda-ku Tokyo-102 Tel. 81-3 3262-2391 to 2397 32022169 (R) Tlx. 2324886 INDEMB J Fax. 00-81-3-32344866
  • Jordan :Embassy of India Post Box No. 2168 Ist Circle, Amman Tel. 962-6-622098,637262 641927 (R) Tlx. 21068 INDEMB JO Fax. 00-962-6-659540
  • Kazakhstan :Embassy of India Ulitsa Internationalnaya 71 Almalty 480091 Tel.: 7-3272-671411 Tlx.: 251352 INDDALSU Fax.: 7-3272-676767
  • Kenya :High Commission of India, Jeevan Bharti, 224500 Harambee Avenue, P.O.Box No.30074, Nairobi Tel. : 254-2-222566,222567 224500 Telex: 22079 HICOMIND Fax ; 254-2-334167
  • Korea(North) :Embassy of India 6, Munsudong District Daedonggang Pyongyang (DPR Korea) Tel.:850-2-817277 Tlx :35035 IND KP Fax :850-2-817619
  • Korea(South) :Embassy of India 37-3 Hannam Dong Yongsan-ku CPO Box 3466 Seoul Tel. 82-2-7984257,7984268 7949867 (R) Tlx. 24641 INEMB K Fax. 82-2-7969534
  • Kuwait :Embassy of India, Diplomatic Enclave Arabian Gulf Street P.O. Box 1450 Safat 13015-Safat Tel. : 00-965-2530600 Tlx. : 22273 INDEMB KT Fax. : 00-965-2525811
  • Kyrghyzstan :Embassay of India Hotel "Bishkek, Erkindik Av.21, Bishkek Tel.: 007-3312-221721 Fax : 007-3312-222559
  • Laos :Embassy of India Rue That Luang P.O. Box No. 225 Vientiane (Laos) Tel. 00-856-21-413802 Tlx. 4326 EMINDI LS
  • Lebanon :Embassy of India 31 Kantari Street Sahmarani Bldg. P.O. Box No. 113-5250 and P.O. Box No. 1764 Beirut Tel. 961-1-353892,869806 520443 (R) Tlx. 20229 INDEMB LE Fax. 961-1-869806
  • Libya :Embassay of India 16/18, Shara Mahmoud Shaltout Garden City P.O.Box 3150, Tripoli Tel: 218-21-41835 Tlx: 20115 INDEMBASSY Fax: 218-21-37560
  • Madagascar> :Embassy of India 4 Lalana Rajaonson Emile Tsaralalana BP 1787 Antananarivo Tel:261-2-23334 27156 Tlx:22484 INDEMB MG Fax:261-2-33790
  • Malaysia :High Commission of India, No.2 Jalan Taman Dutta, Off Jalan Dutta P.O.Box No. 10059 GPO 50704 50480 Kuala Lumpur Tel. : 603-2533504 2533509 Telex: MA 30317 Fax : 603-2533507
  • Maldives :High Commission of India Mafaannuaage, 37 Orchid Magu, Male, Tel: 00-960-323015 Tlx: 89666044 HICOMIND MF Fax: 00-960-324778
  • Malta :High Commission of India Regional Road St.Julians Velettta Tel:356-344302 (O) 410080(R) Tlx:1618 HICIND MW Fax:356-34429
  • Mauritius :High Commission of India L.I.C. Building, 6th Floor President John Kennedy Street Post Box No. 162 Port Louis Tel:(230) 2083776 , (230) 2083775 Tlx: 4523 HICOMIND IW Fax : (230) 2086859
  • Mexico :Embassy of India Avenida Musset 325, Colonia Polanco C.P.11550, Mexico D.F Tel: 00-52-5-5311050 Tlx: 1775864 EMINME Fax: 00-52-2542349
  • Mongolia :Embassy of India 26 Peace Street 358122 P.O.Box 691,Ulaanbaatar Tel: 976-1-358772 ,358122, 358795 (R) Tlx: 0800-79325-INEMB MH Fax: 976-1-358171
  • Morocco :Embassy of India 13, Charia Mechlifen Agdal, Rabat Tel:212-7-674543 , 671339 Tlx:31024 INDEMB M Fax:212-7-671269
  • Mozambique :Embassy of India Avenida Kenneth Kaunda No.167 P.O.Box 4751, Maputo Tel:258-1-492437 (O) 491836 (R) Tlx:6-452 INDEMB MO Fax:00-258-1-492364
  • Myanmar :Embassy of India No.545-547, Merchant Street Post Box No.751 Yangon Tel:95-1-82550 to 52 Tlx;21431 INDEMB BM Fax:00-95-1-89562
  • Namibia :High Commission of India 97,Klein Windhoek Road P.O.Box 1209 Windhoek Tel: 264-61-226037, 228433 226288 (R) Tlx: 832 HCIWK WK/476 WK Fax: 264-61-37320
  • Nepal :Embassy of India, Lain Chaur, P.O. Box No. 292, Kathmandu Tel : 97-71-410900, 411940 Tlx : 0891-2449 INDEM NP Fax : 97-71-413132
  • Netherlands :Embassy of India, 5 Buitenrustweg 2, 2517 KD, The Hague, Tel. : 31-70-3469771, 3659125 Telex: INDEM-33543-NL Fax : 00-31-70-3617072
  • New Zealand :High Commission of India, 180, Moleworth Street, P.O. Box-4045 Wellington Tel. : 64-4-4736390 4736391 Telex: HICOMIND NZ 31676 Fax : 64-4-4990665
  • Nigeria :High Commission of India, 8A Eleke Crescent, P.M.B.2322, Victoria Island Lagos Tel. : 234-1-616604 , 615905 Telex: 28969 HCI NG Fax : 234-1-613668
  • Norway :Embassy of India, Niels Juels Gate 30, 0244, Oslo-2 Tel. : 47-22-443194 Telex: 78510 INDEM N Fax : 4722-440720
  • Oman :Embassy of India, P.O. Box 1727, Ruwi, Muscat, Postal Code 112 Tel. : 968-706966,706894 Telex: 3429-INDEMBS ON Fax : 968-797547
  • Pakistan> :High Commission of India G-5 Diplomatic Enclave Islamabad Tel: 00-92-51-814371 Tlx: 825849 HICOMIND PK Fax: 00-92-51-820742
  • Panama :Embassy of India Edificio Banco Continental No. 120, Via Espana, Post Box No. 8400, Zone 7 Panama Tel. (507) 64-3043,2416 Tlx. 2273 INDEMB PG Fax. 00-507-64-2855
  • Peru :Embassy of India, Av. Salaverry, 3006 Magdelena del Mar, Lima-17 Tel. No.: 00-51-14-621840 Telex No.: 03625515 PEINDEBAS Fax No. : 00-51-14-610374
  • Philippines :Embassy of India, 2190, Paraiso Street, Dasmrinas Village, Makati Metro, Manila Tel. : 63-2-872445 , 873339 Telex: 63595 INDEMB PN Fax : 63-2-8158151
  • Poland :Embassy of India Ul. Rejtana 15, Flats 2 to 7 Mokotow 02-516, Warsaw Tel. 48-22-496257, 495800 Tlx. 814891 INDEM PL. Fax. 48-22-496705
  • Portugal :Embassy of India Rua Pero da Covilha 16, 1400 Lisbon Tel. : 351-1-3017291 ,3017292 Telex: 62670 INDEMB P Fax : 351-1-3016576
  • Qatar :Embassy of Inida, P.O. Box No. 2788, Al Hilal Area, Doha Tel. : 00-974-672716,00-974-672067 Telex: 4646 INDEMB DH Fax : 00-974-670448
  • Romania :Embassy of India 11, Uruguay Street, Bucharest Tel. 40-1-2121630 Tlx. 11619 INDEMB R Fax. 00-40-1-3125681
  • Russian Federation :Embassay of India 6-8 Vorontosovo Polye(Obukha) Moscow Fax: 00-7-095-9752337 Tel: 00-7-095-9170820 Tlx: 413409 INDEM SU Fax: 00-7-095-9752337
  • Saudi Arabia :Embassy of India, B-1 Diplomatic Quarter, Riyadh - 11693, Saudi ArabiaTel: 00-966-1-488 4144 / 488 4691 Tlx: 408 040 INDEMB SJ Fax: 00-966-1-488 4750 (General)
  • Senegal :Embassy of India 5, Avenue Carde, 1st Floor, B.P. 398, Dakar Tel: 221-225875, 210979 Tlx; 51514 INDEMB SG Fax: 221-223585
  • Seychelles : High Commision of India P.Box No. 488 Le Chantier Victoria, Mahe Tel. 248-224489(O) 224150(R) Tlx. 965-2349 HICOM SZ Fax. 248-224810
  • Singapore : High Commission of India, India House, 31, Grange Road P.O. Box 9123 Singapore - 0923 Tel. : 00-65-7376777, 7376809 Telex: 25526 BHARAT RS Fax : 00-65-7326909
  • South Africa : High Commission of India Suite 208, Infotech Building 1090 Arcadia Street P.O.Box No. 40216 Arcadia 0007, Pretoria Tel: 27-11-3425392 Fax: 27-11-3425310
  • Sri Lanka : High Commission of India, 36-38 Galle Road, P.O No.882 Colombo-3 Tel. : 00-94-1-421605 ,00-94-1-422788 Telex: 21132 HICOMIN CE Fax : 00-94-1-446403
  • Sudan : Embassy of India P.O. Box 707 61- Africa Road Khartoum-II Tel. 249-11-451031,451029 Tlx. 22228 INDEM SD Fax. 249-11-452266
  • Surinam : Embassy of India 10, Rode Kruislaan Post Box No.1329 Paramaribo, Tel. 597-498018, 498344 Tlx. 472 INDEMB SN Fax. 597-491106
  • Sweden : Embassy of India, Adolf Fredriks Kyrkogata 12, Box 1340, 11183 Stockholm. Tel. : 468-107008,4113212, Telex: 11598 INDETEL S Fax : 468-248505.
  • Switzerland : Embassy of India, Effingerstrasse 45, CH-3008, Berne. Tel. : 41-31-3823111 Telex: 911829 INDE-CH Fax : 00-41-31-3822687
  • Syria : Embassy of India 40/46 Adnan Malki Streret, Yassin Nouwelati Bld. P.O. Box. 685, Damascus Tel. 963-11-719580 Tlx. 411377 INDEM SY Fax. 00963-11-713294
  • Tajikistan : Embassy of India Hotel Tajikistan Dushanbe Tel: 00-3772-217497 Fax: 007-3772-212755
  • Tanzania : High Commissioner of India NIC Investment House Samora Avenue 11th Floor, Wing A P.O. Box No. 2684 Dar-es-Salaam Tel. 255-51-28197 Tlx. 41335 HICIND TZ Fax. 255-51-46747
  • Thailand : Embassy of India, 46,Soi Prasarnmitr, Soi 23, Sukhumvit Road, Bangkok.10110 Tel. : 66-2-2580300-6 Telex : 82793 TH Fax : 62-2-2584627.
  • Trinidad & Tobago : High Commission of India, No.6,Victoria Avenue, P.B.No.530, Port of Spain, Tel. : 1-809-6277480,6277481 Telex: 1-294-22514 HICOMIN WG. Fax : 1-809-6276985
  • Tunisia : Embassy of India 4, Place Didon Notre Dame Tunis Tel. 216-1-786647 Tlx. 18072 INDEM TN Fax. 216-1783394
  • Turkey : Embassy of India 77A, Cinnah Caddesi Cankaya-06680 Ankara Tel. (90) 312-4382195 Tlx. 46541 INDE TR Fax. 4403429
  • Turkmenistan : Embassy of India Room No.103, Nogina Hotel Nogina Street 11 P.O.Box 80,Krugozar P.O. Ashgabat-13 Tel:00-73632-469030 Tlx:228125 INDEMSU Fax:00-73632-469030
  • UAE : Embassy of India, Villa No.9, Street No.5 Sector 2/33, Khalidiya Post Box No. 4090 Abu Dhabi Tel. : 00971-2-664800 Telex: 22620 INDEMB EM Fax : 00-971-2-651518
  • Uganda : High Commisson of India Bank of Baroda Bld. Kampala Road P.O. Box 7040 Kampala Tel. 256-41-244631,245037 (R) Tlx. 61161 INDREP Fax. 256-41-254943
  • Ukraine : 101 Embassy of India Room No.601 to 608 and 622 to 630, Hotel Rus Gospitalnaya Street, Kiev Tel: 2278325 Tlx: 131459 INDKV SU Fax: 007-044-2278305
  • United Kingdom : High Commission of India, India House, Aldwych, London WC2B 4NA. Tel. : 44-71-8368484 44-71-3796242 Telex: HICOMIND LON-267166 Fax : 44-71-8364331
  • USA : Embassay of India T 2107 Massachusetts Avenue NW Washington DC 20008 Tel. : 1-202-9397000 Telex: 440365 ISMV VI Fax : 1-202-9397027
  • Uzbekistan : Embassy of India Ulitsa, Alexie, Tolstogo No.3 Tashkent, Tel: 00-7-3712-338357,338267 Tlx: 116115 INDEM SU Fax: 00-7-3712-321976
  • Venezuela : Embassy of India Qunita Tagore, No.12 Avenida San Carlos, La Floresta, Aparatado De Correo 61585 Chacao 1060-A Caracas, Tel: 58-2-285806, 2857887 Tlx: 25438 INDEM VC Fax: 58-2-2840947
  • Vietnam : Embassy of India 58-60, Tran Hung Dao Hanoi Tel. 00-84-4-253409 252310(R) VietnamTlx. (805) 411313 INDEMB VT Fax. 00-844-265169
  • Yemen : Embassy of India Off Zubeiri Road Street No. 8 Bld. No. 6 Post Box No.1154, Sana'a Tel. 00-967-1-241980 Tlx. : 2578 INDEMBASSY YE Fax. : 00-967-1-263062
  • Yugoslavia : Embassy of India B06-07 Genex International Centre, Vladimira Popovica 6, 11070 Belgrade, Tel: 381-11-222 3306 Tlx: 71127 INDEM YU
  • Zambia : High Commission of India 1, Pandit Nehru Road P.O.Box 3211, Lusaka Tel. 260-1-243158,253159 262901 (R) Tlx. 41420 INDIA ZA Fax. 00-260-1-254118
  • Zimbabwe : High Commission of India No.12, Natal Road, Belgravia Post Box 4620 Harare Tel: 263-4-795955, 795956 Tlx: 24630 HICOM ZW Fax: 263-4-722324

Wednesday, 28 September 2011

Airlines of the world

Airlines of the world


No. Airline Country
01 B.O.A.C. ENGLAND
02 Air France FRANCE
03 Lufthansa German Airlines W.GERMANY
04 Pan American World Airways System U.S.A.
05 Trans-world Airways U.S.A.
06 Aero-flot U.S.S.R.
07 Alitalia ITALY
08 Quantas Empire Airways AUSTRALIA
09 Air-India INDIA
10 Sabena BELGIUM
11 Arana Afghan Airlines AFGHANISTAN
12 Cathay Pacific HONGKONG
13 Finnair FINLAND
14 Iberia SPAIN
15 Japan Airlines JAPAN
16 Garuda Airways INDONESIA
17 KLM Royal Dutch NETHERLANDS
18 Bruathens NORWAY
19 Scandinavian Airlines System NORWAY
20 Swissair SWITZERLAND
21 Pakistan International Airlines PAKISTAN
22 Royal Nepal Airlines NEPAL
23 Air-Ceylon SRI LANKA
24 Thai Airways International THAILAND

Famous Personalities

Famous Personalities

No. Name About him
1. Abraham Lincoln (1809-'65) Abraham Lincoln was the 16th President of the U.S.A. from 1861 to 1865 and was returned from the Republican Party. He opposed slavery and was a great champion of democracy. He was assassinated in 1865.
2. Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) Franklin was a famous American philosopher and statesman who actively helped in promoting the declaration of independence.
3. Acharya Vinoba Bhave Born 11 September, 1895 in Gujrat. He was educated at Baroda.Met Gandhiji and joined Sabarmati Ashram in 1916.He was originator of Bhoodan yagna Movement.He received Magsaysay Award in 1969. He received Bharat Ratna award in 1983.
4. C.N.Annadurai Was the founding father of Dravida Munnetra Kazhakam (DMK), a political party of South India.DMK obtained absolute majority in the Tamil nadu Legislative Assembly at the elections of 1967 and 1971.
5. Horgovind Khurana Has become famous in carrying out research work in the U.S.A. He was awarded Nobel Prize in 1968 in Physiology and Medicine.
6. Indira Gandhi Was President of Congress in 1959. Became Union Minister of Information and Broadcasting in 1964-66. Was Prime Minister of India in 1966-77 and again in 1980-1984.
7. Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964) Famous Indian leader and statesman who was the first Prime Minister of India. Author of `The Discovery of India', `Glimpses of World History', etc.
8. Jefferson, Thomas He was the 3rd President of the U.S.A. and founder of the Republican Party.He helped in drafting the Declaration of Independence.
9. Konstantin Chernenko Became President of USSR after the death of President Andropov in 1984. President Chernenko died in 1985.
10. Martin Luther (1483-1546) Martin Luther was a German preacher during the reign of Henry VIII of England. He translated the Bible in German. Founder of reformation movement and Protestantism in Europe.
11. Mihir Sen He is the first Indian to swim the English Channel. He also swam the Palk Strait, the Gibralter strait and Dardanelles strait.
12. Morarji Desai Resigned Bombay Provincial Civil Service and joined Non-Cooperation Movement under Gandhiji in 1930.Was Chief Minister of Bombay, 1952-1956, Union Minister in 1956-63. After formation of the Janata Party, was the Prime Minister of India from 1977 to 1979.
13. Mother Teresa Was born in Yugoslavia in 1910.The Roman Catholienun came to India as a teacher and began organizing schools for slum children in 1948. She has established 100 centres in the country comprising schools,charitable dispensaries, home for lepers, T.B. Patients, unwanted and crippled children. She was awarded Nobel Prize for Peace in 1979, as the first Indian. Was awarded Bharat Ratna in 1980.
14. Niels Bohr (1885-1963) Niels Bohr was a nuclear physicist of denmark. His pioneering work led to the invention of nuclear fission and atomic bomb. Received Nobel Prize in Physics in 1922.
15. Ravishankar Ravishankar is the world-famous artist in sitar.
16. Ramanujam (1887-1920) The great Indian Mathematician who was famous for his work on Theory of Numbers. He became an F.R.S.in 1918.
17. H.G.Wells (1866-1946) H.G.Wells was a famous author of English novels. His science-based tales are of great appeal all over the world. The famous books written by him are "The Invisible Man","Time Machine" and "The Shape of things to come."
18. Abul Fazal (1551-1602) Famous Mughal court poet, scholar and councillor of Akbar. His books Akbar-Nama and Ain-i-Akbari throw light on Mughal rule and particularly on the reign of Akbar.
19. Abdul Ghaffar Khan A great congress leader of the N.W.F.P. and leader of Red Shirts. He is popularly known as `Frontier Gandhi'. He received the Nehru Award for peace and international understanding. He was awarded Bharat Ratna in 1987.
20. Aesop (620-544 B.C.) Famous writer of greece. his fables are very instructive and interesting.
21. Alexander the Great (356-323 b.C.) Became the king of Macedon in Greece in 336 B.C. One of the greatest generals and conquerors of the world.Founded Alexandria and invaded India in 326 B.C. Reached Beas. Died at Babylon.
22. Akbar (1556-1605) The greatest of the Mughal Emperors of India. Founder of a new religion Din-i-Ilahi. He abolished pilgrim tax and Jazia. Took the Empire to its peak in administration.
23. Amir Khusro Scholar in the court of Alauddin Khilji. Laid the foundation of Urdu poetry. He wrote in Hindi also, known as the "Parrot of India".
24. Annie Besant (1846-1933) Irish Lady who supported Indian Nationalist Movement. Founder President of Theosophical Society.Was elected President of the Indian National Congress.
25. Aristotle (384-322 B.C.) Greek philosopher,artist,poet and thinker.Disciple of Plato and teacher of Alexander the great.Founder of a famous school of philosophy."The ethics and Poetics" are his famous works.
26. Archimedes (287-212 B.C.) Greek mathematician,inventor & Scientist.Discovered the principles of the lever and of specific gravity.Invented Archimedean screw.
27. Dr.B.R.Ambedkar (1893-1956) Law minister of India,1947-51. Member of the constituent Assembly. chairman of the constitution drafting Committee."Annihilation of Caste" is his famous work.
28. Aryabhatta (476-520 A.D.) Great Indian astronomer and mathematician.India's first scientific satellite was named after him.Explained the causes of solar and lunar eclipses. Determined the diameter of the earth and the moon. He laid the foundation of algebra and was responsible for pointing out the importance of "Zero".
29. Ashoka (273-236 B.C.) Indian Emperor of the Mauryan Dynasty. Embraced Budhism after the Kalinga War. One of the existing monuments of Ashoka is the Sanchi Stupas. His inscriptions on rocks and pillars are of great historical interest. Famous for sanity of thought, up rightness of character and love of humanity.
30. Aurobindo Ghosh (1872-1959) Politician,Philosopher,poet & saint. First editor of "bande Mataram", Works : Life Divine,EssaysonGita,Basis of Yoga.
31. Babar (1483-1530) Founder of the Mughal Empire in India. Conquered the throne of Delhi after the first battle of Panipat (1526) against Ibrahim Lodhi. His "Memoirs" hold a high a place in the history of literature.
32. Banabhatta Court poet of King Harsha Vardhana. Works : Harshacharita and Kadambari.
33. Bhaskaracharya Great mathematician and astronomer of the twelth century. Work `Sidhanta Siromani'.
34. Bismarck (1815-1898) Known as the "Man of blood and iron". Founded the German Empire.A great administrator.
35. Gautama Buddha (623-543 B.C.) Kshtriya prince, son of Suddhodana, the king of Kapilavastu in Nepal. Founder of Buddhism. Developed the philosophy of pessimism.
36. Dr.H.J.Bhabha (1909-1966) Indian Physicist.President,Indian Science Congress, 1951.Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission of India. Thew first Atomic Reactor was completed under hisguidance in 1956 and the second reactor was commissioned in 1960.Was made a fellow of the Royal Society in London in 1941.
37. Subhash Chandra Bose (1897- ? Indian nationalist and organizer of the Indian National Army (I.N.A.) during the World War II. Was called `Netaji'.Was elected President of the Indian National Congress in 1937 and 1938. founder of the political party `Forward Block'.
38. Julius Caesar (102-44 B.C.) Roman Genaral and statesman. Invaded Gaul and Britain. Paved the way for the Roman Empire. Was also an orator, poet and historian.
39. Winston Churchill (1877-1965) British statesman,soldier and author. Leader of Conservative party. Led Britain as Prime Minister during World War II. Won Nobel Prize for literature in 1953. Famous work :`The Gathering Storm, War Memoris, etc.
40. Chanakya (Kautilya) (4th Century B.C.) Famous minister of Chandra Gupta Maurya and was responsible for the fall of the Nanda Dynasty. "Arthashastra" is his famous book.It throws light on the then system of government, the revenue system, the art of administration and the duties of the king.
41. Nicolas Copernicus (1473-1543) Polish astronomer who first propounded the astronomical theory that the sun is the centre of the solar system and the earth and other planets revolve round the sun.
42. Madame Marie Curie (1867-1934) Discovered Radium.Won the Nobel Prize twice (Physics-1903,Chemistry-1911)
43. Lord Clive (Robert Clive)(1725-1774) Founded the British Empire in india by defeating Seraj-ud-daula at Plassey in 1757. Twice appointed Governor of Bengal (1757-'60) and (1764-'67)
44. Bankimchandra Chattopadhyay (1838-1894) Bengali novelist. Introduced a rich style in the Bengali language. "Durgeshnandini", "Bishabrika", "Anandamath" are some of his outstanding works.
45. W.E.Disney (1901-1966) American film cartoonist Producer of Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck etc. Creator of Disneyland, California.
46. Dayanand Saraswati (1824-1883) Great hindu reformer.Founder of the `Arya Samaj (1875). Fought against untouchability, preached widow re-marriage, supported women's education.
47. Thomas Alva Edison (1847-1931) American inventor. Invented telephone transmitter, megaphone, phonograph, incandescent bulb, cinematograph, etc.
48. Euclid (330-269 B.C.) Greek mathematician and author of elements of Germany.
49. Fa-hien The first Buddhist pilgrim from China who came to India during the reign of Chandragupta II(`Vikramaditya') to collect Buddhist relics and sacred literature. he stayed in india from 401 to 410 A.D.
50. Michael Faraday (1791-1867) British scientist who founded the science of electromagnetism. discovered the laws of Electrolysis.
51. Firdousi (940-1020) Epic poet of Persia. He was a court poet of sultan Mahmud of Gazni. His `Shah-nama' contains 60,600verses describingthe history of Persia.
52. Galileo Italian mathematician and astronomer. Invented telescope (1609) and the first man to see the satellites of Jupiter.(1564-1642)
53. M.K.Gandhi (1869-1948) Led `Satyagraha' movement in south Africa. Associated with many movements during the struggle for independence of India viz., Non-co-operation movement in 1920, Salt Satyagraha, Quit India in 1942. His main principles were non-violence and truth. He was called the `Father of the Nation'. His autobiography `My Experiments with Truth' is world-famous.
54. Harsha Vardhana Hindu King of India (606-647 A.D.). The account of his reign is available from two sources : Hiuen Tsand, a Chinese traveller, and Bana Bhatt, the famous Sanskrit poet. Nalanda University flourished during his time.
55. Hiuen Tsang Famous Chinese Buddhist pilgrim who visited India during the reign of King Harsha, stayed in India from 629 to 644 A.D. and learnt Buddhist scriptures at Nalanda University. He has left interesting records of the conditions in India at that time.
56. Adolf Hitler German dictator and founder of National socialism. The Chancellor of Germany since 1933 and Leader of Reich since 1934. Started a Fascist movement. Involved Germany into the World War II and was defeated in 1945. Author of `Mein Kampf'.
57. Ho-Chi-Minh Organised the revolutionary rationalist party of Indo-China against French rule. Led the struggle for Vietnam's independence during World War II. As President of North Vietnam he defied the USA for the unification of Vietnam, Great communist leader.
58. Kalidasa Epic figure in classic sanskrit literature. Works :`Shakuntala', `Meghduta',`Kumar Sambhava' etc. Flourished in the time of Vikramaditya.
59. Kabir One of the greatest expoexponents of Bhakti Movement - a socio-religious movement spread in the Middle ages which aimed at liberalising the religious practices of Hindus. Disciple of Ramanand. Kabir believed in the unity of God and equality of all religions.
60. Lenin Leader of the Russian Revolution in 1917. Head of the Soviet Government from 1917 to 1924.
61. Leonardo da Vinci Italian painter, sculptor, architect, scientist and musician. Famous paintings are `The Last Supper' and `Mona Lisa'.
62. Mahavira Born in the 6th century B.C. Jainism which is a religious sect of Hinduism was strengthened by him. Apostle of non-violence. Prescribed code of penance for his followers. The religion did not spread outside India.
63. Megasthenes Was Greek ambassador to Chandra Gupta Maurya's Court sent by seleucus. His book `Indika' is a source of information about the state of India at that time.
64. Mao-Tse-Tung (1893-1976) Chairman of the Chinese Communist Party 1936-59. First Chairman of the Central Government of the People's Republic of China., 1949-59. Organised the Red Guards to start the Cultural Revolution.
65. Karl Marx (1818-83) German philosopher and socialist. Author of `Communist Manifesto' and `Das Kapital'. Communism is based on his teachings.
66. Michael Angelo(1475-1564) Italian painter, sculptor, architect and poet who did much to beautify the churches of Rome and Florence by his genius.
67. Marco Polo (1256-1323) Famous Venetian traveller and explorer. The first European to visit china. Made journeys through China, India and other Eastern countries and published a record of his wanderings.
68. Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) French Emperor and General. Conquered most of Europe. Was defeated in the battle of Waterloo in 1815 and died in exile at St.Helena's Island.
69. Florence Nightingale (1820-1910) British nurse and hospital reformer. Organised a nursing service during the Crimean War (1854-56), which reformed the age-old system in hospitals. Her system was later adopted throughout the world. Known as `The Lady with the Lamp.'
70. Picasso (1881-1973) Spanish painter and sculptor.Founded cubist school of painting. `Guernica' is his civil war painting.
71. Maharana Pratap (1540-97) Raiput chief who refused to acknowledge Akbar's overlordship. Defeated at Haldighat in 1576. Reconquered the greater part of his possessions.
72. Ramkrishna Paramhanssa (1833-1886) Indian religious saint and preceptor of Swami Vivekanand.
73. Roosevelt (1882-1945) President of the USA from 1933 till his death, being the first American to be elected for more than two terms. He met the economic crisis of 1933 with a policy for a `New Deal'.
74. William Shakespeare(1564-1616) The Greatest poet and dramatist of england. Author of several plays such as `Julius Caesar', `Macbeth', `Romeo and Juliet', `Hamlet', `The Merchant of Venice', `Antony and Cleopatra, etc.
75. Socrates (463-399 B.C.) Greek Philosopher and intellectual leader. Plato was his pupil. He was sentenced to death on charges of impiety and corrupting the young.
76. Stalin (1879-1953) Soviet Statesman. played an important part in the Russian Revolution of 1917. Became the outstanding leader of Russia after the death of Lenin in 1924. Introduced in 1929 the famous Five Year Plan to build new Russia. General Secretary of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR, 1924-41.
77. George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950) Irish dramatist, socialist, writer and journalist. His famous plays are `Pleasant and Unpleasant', `Man and Superman',`Mrs.Warren's Profession'.
78. Swami Vivekanand (1863-1902) A great Hindu Saint and religious leader. His original name was Narendranath Datta. Follower of Ramkrishna Paramhansa. Led the Vedanta movement. Founded Ramkrishna Mission at Belur (West Bengal). Among his books `Janam Yoga', `Bhakti Yoga' and `Karma Yoga' are best known.
79. Savarkar (1883-1966) Nationalist leader from Maharashtra. Leader of the Hindu Mahasabha. Author of `Indian War of Independence'.
80. Shankaracharya (Born 788 A.D.) A great scholar,philosopher and religious teacher. Countered the influence of Buddhism and Jainism. Wrote authoritative commentaries on the Upanishadas.
81. Shivaji (1627-80) Brave general and capable administrator. Fought successfully many battles against Aurangzeb's army and was instrumental in shattering the structure of Mughal Empire in India. Made the Marathas a strong nation. Was crowned king in 1674 at Raigarh.
82. Shah Jehan The Mughal Emperor (1628-58). Built Taj Mahal at Agra in memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal. Lal Quila and Jama Masjid in Delhi were also built in his time.
83. Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941) Great Indian poet,novelist,dramatist,composer,philosopher,educationist,artist and humanist. Won Noble Prize for literature in 1913. Works : `Gitanjali', `Gora', `Chitra',`Wreck', `Post Office', `Hungry Stones', etc. Founded the international university Visva-Bharti at Shantiniketan (W.B.)
84. Bal Gangadhar Tilak (1856-1920) One of the pioneers of the Indian freedom movement. Started two newspapers, the `Kesari' in Marathi and the `Maratha' in English. He declared `Swaraj is my birthright and I shall have it'. Wrote a commentary on the Gita, the `Gita Rahasya'.
85. Tansen Great exponent of Indian classical music. He was one of the `Nau Rattans' in the court of Akbar.
86. Leo Tolstoy (1828-1910) Russian writer,philosopher,social reformer and religious teacher. His chief novels are `War and Peace', `Anna Karenina', `Resurrection', etc.
87. Marshal Tito (1892-1980) Yugoslav leader. Called the Neutral Nations Conference at Belgrade in 1961. A firm believer in non-alignment.
88. Vasco da Gama A portuguese Sailor, who in 1498, rounded the Cape of Good hope and succeeded in reaching the port of Calicut in south India.
89. George Washington (1732-99) Commander-in-Chief of the American army during the American War of Independence (1775-83). First President of the Republic of USA elected in 1789; re-elected in 1793.
90. Murlidhar Devidas Amte Popularly known as Baba Amte, an IndianLawyer who has made the lives of thousands of lepers and other social outcastes productive and respectable. Was awarded the 1985 Magsaysay award for public service. `Anandwan' is the first of the settlements established by him for lepers and other physically handicapped people.
91. Martin Luther King (1929-68) U.S. negro civil rights leader. It was due to his efforts that the U.S. Civil Rights Act was passed in 1964.Won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964.

Famous Books & Authors

Famous Books & Authors


No. Books Authors
01 My experiments with Truth Mahatma M.K.Gandhi
02 Far from the Madding Crowd Thomas Hardy
03 Geetanjali Rabindra Nath Tagore
04 One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovitch Alexander Solzhenitsyn
05 The Merchant of venice William shakespeare
06 The Moon and Six pense Somerset Maughan
07 Pilgrim's Progress from this world to that which is to come John Bunyan
08 A Tale of Two Cities Charles Dickens
09 Utopia Sir Thomas Moor
10 Origin of species charles Darwin
11 David Copperfield Charles Dickens
12 A passage to India E.M.Forster
13 Gulliver's Travels Jonathan Swift
14 Discovery of India Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
15 The Vicar of Wakefield Oliver Goldsmith
16 The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Edward Gibbon
17 The Lady of the Last Minstrel Sir Walter Scott
18 Pride and Prejudice Jane Austen
19 Time Machine H.G. Wells
20 Arthashastra Kautilya
21 Le Contract Social Jean Jacques Rousseau
22 Avigyan Sakuntalam Kalidas
23 Anand Math Bankimchandra Chattopadhyay
24 Mein Kampf Adolf Hitler
25 Ain-i-Akbari Abul Fazal
26 Akbar-Nama Abul Fazal
27 Shakuntala Kalidas
28 War and peace Leo Tolstoy
29 A Dangerous place D.P. Moynihan
30 Raghuvamsa Kalidas
31 Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Arthur Conan Doyle
32 Adventures of Tom Saweyer Mark Twain
33 Agni Veena Kazi Nasrul Islam
34 Alice in Wonderland Lewis Carrol
35 Ancient Mariner Coleridge
36 Animal Farm George Orwell
37 Anna Karenina Tolstoy
38 Antony and Cleopatra Shakespeare
39 Arms and the Man G.B.Shaw
40 Around the World in eighty days Jules Verne
41 Baburnama Babur
42 Ben Hur Lewis Wallace
43 Bhagwat Gita Ved Vyas
44 Bisarjan R.N.Tagore
45 Canterbury Tales Chaucer
46 Chitra R.N.Tagore
47 Count of Monte Cristo Alexander Dumas
48 Crime and Punishment Dostoevsky
49 Das Kapital Karl Marx
50 Divine Comedy Dante
51 Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde Stevenson
52 Don Quixote Cervantes
53 Dr.Zhivago Boris Pasternak
54 For whom the Bell Tolls Ernest Hemingway
55 Forsyte Saga John Galsworthy
56 Freedom at Midnight Dominique Lapierre
57 Gathering Storm Winston Churchill
58 Geet Govind Jaya Dev
59 Gora R.N. Tagore
60 Hamlet Shakespeare
61 Harsha Charit Bana Bhatt
62 Hunchback of Notre Dame Victor Hugo
63 Hungry Stones R.N.Tagore
64 Illiad Homer
65 Invisible Man H.G.Wells
66 Ivanhoe Walter Scott
67 Jungle Book Rudyard Kipling
68 Kadambari Bana Bhatt
69 Kidnapped R.L.Stevenson
70 King Lear Shakespeare
71 Kumar Sambhav Kalidas
72 Last Days of Pompeii Bulwar Lytton
73 Les Miserable Victor Hugo
74 Life Divine Shri Aurobindo
75 Mahabharata Vyas
76 Man and Superman G.B.Shaw
77 Meghdut Kalidas
78 Mother Maxim Gorky
79 Odyssey Homer
80 Oliver Twist Charles Dickens
81 Othello Shakespeare
82 Panchatantra Vishnu Sharma
83 Paradise lost John Milton
84 Pickwick Papers Charles Dickens
85 Plague Albert Camus
86 The Post Office R.N.Tagore
87 Principia Issac Newton
88 Ramayana Valmiki
89 Robinson Crusoe Daniel Defoe
90 Shah Nama Firdausi
91 Shape of things to come H.G.Wells
92 Three Musketeers Alexander Dumas
93 The Tempest Shakespeare
94 Tom Sawyer Mark Twain
95 Treasure Island R.L.Stevenson
96 Ulysses James Joyce
97 Uncle Tom's Cabin Mrs.Harriet Stowe
98 Waste Land T.S.Eliot
99 Nineteen Eighty-four George Orwell
100 Sunny Days Sunil Gavaskar
101 Faust Goethe
102 Arabian Nights Sir Richard Burton
103 The City of Joy Dominique Lapierre
104 The One Day Wonders Sunil Gavaskar
105 Silas Marner George Eliot
106 Bachelor of Arts R.K.Narayan
107 China Passage John Kenneth Galbraith
108 A Suitable Boy Vikram Seth
109 A Voice For Freedom Nayantara Saigal
110 A Week with Gandhi Louis Fisher
111 A Woman's Life Guy de Maupassaut
112 Age of Reason Jean Paul Sartre
113 Asian Drama Gunnar Myrdal
114 The Bubble Mulk Raj Anand
115 Ben Hur Lewis Wallace
116 The Castle Franz Kalka
117 Chandalika Rabindra Nath Tagore
118 The Class Erich Byron
119 The Clown Heinrich Boll
120 Comedy of Errors William Shakespeare
121 Communist Manifesto Karl Marx
122 Confessions Jean Jacques Rousseau
123 The Court Dancer Rabindra Nath Tagore
124 Death of a City Amrita Pritam
125 Decline and Fall of the Roman Edward Gibbon Empire
126 Essays of Gita Sir Aurobindo Ghosh
127 French Revolution Thomas Carlyle
128 Ganadevata Tara Shankar Bandopadhyaya
129 Glimpses of World History Jawaharlal Nehru
130 The Godfather Mario Puzo
131 Grammar of Politics Harold T.Laski
132 Guide R.K.Narayan
133 Hindu View of Life Dr.S.Radha Krishnan
134 Hungry Stones Rabindra Nath Tagore
135 India Divided Dr.Rajendra Prasad
136 Jurassik Park Michael Crichton
137 Kidnapped Robert Louis Stevenson
138 Richard Nixon Leaders
139 Mahatma Gandhi Romain Rolland
140 The Masters C.P.Shaw
141 My Truth Indira Gandhi
142 Old Man and the Sea Earnest Hemingway
143 The Other Side of Midnight Sindye Sheldon
144 Pride and Prejudice Jane Austen
145 Shape of Things to Come H.G.Wells
146 Sons and Lovers D.H.Lawrence
147 Treasure Island R.L.Stevenson
148 Valley of Dolls Jacqueline Susann
149 Wealth of Nations Adam Smith