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• Evolution of the Judiciary in the Maldives — The Evolution of the Judiciary in the Maldives spans hundreds, even thousands, of years.Judiciary ExplainedThe Judiciary is one of the most important bodies in the political organization of any state. That is the reason why in each and every… …   Wikipedia

• Uthukottai — is an Indian town located near Andhra Pradesh border separating it from Tamil Nadu. Uthukottai is surrounded by the Arani river. It has a channel which helps channel water from the Krishna river to Tamil Nadu.The Uthukottai name is a portmanteau… …   Wikipedia

• Qunut — Al Qunut literally means being obedient or the act of standing in Arabic. The word is usually used in reference to special supplications made in certain prayers while in the standing posture. For example, it is sunnah to supplicate with qunut in… …   Wikipedia

• Esanai — is an idyllic village 50 miles east of Trichy, India coming under the Sendurai taluk in Perambalur district. It is mainly known for its famous Ayyappan temple that is visited by thousands of people from far flung places across India and abroad.… …   Wikipedia

• List of waterfalls in India — is a list of the notable waterfalls in India.Andhra Pradesh*Ethipothala Falls *Kapila Theertham *Talakona 270 ft *Ubbalamdugu Falls *mallela theertham fallsChhattisgarh*Chitrakot 100 feet *Teerathgarh Falls 300 feetGoa*Dudhsagar Falls 1,017… …   Wikipedia

• Kolli Hills — Map showing location of Kolli Hills Map showing l …   Wikipedia

• Pachaimalai Hills — Pachaimalai, also known as the Pachais, are hills which are part of Eastern Ghats in Tamil Nadu. Located near coord|11.18|N|78.35|E|. Pachai in Tamil means green. They are much greener than some of the other hills in the vicinity. VeeraRamar Dam… …   Wikipedia

• Sehajdhari — In Sikhism, a sehajdari (also transliterated as sahajdari) is a person who disregards the religious prohibitions against haircuts and shaving, but otherwise observes the tenets of the Guru Granth Sahib: they are often gradualist converts.As a… …   Wikipedia

• Indo-Aryan languages — or Indic languages Major subgroup of the Indo Iranian branch of the Indo European language family. Indo Aryan languages are spoken by more than 800 million people, principally in India, Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. The Old Indo… …   Universalium