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Ayodhya Ram Mandir Struggle: A Saga of Faith, Controversy, and Resolution Introduction: The Ayodhya Ram Mandir struggle stands as a pivotal chapter in the history of India, intertwining religious sentiments, legal battles, and socio-political dynamics. For decades, the disputed site in Ayodhya has been a symbol of contention, sparking heated debates and communal tensions. In this blog, we will delve into the multifaceted aspects of the Ram Mandir struggle, examining its historical roots, the legal journey, and the eventual resolution. Historical Background: The roots of the Ayodhya dispute trace back to the 16th century when the Mughal emperor Babur built the Babri Masjid in Ayodhya. Over the years, the site became a focal point of religious tensions as Hindu believers claimed it to be the birthplace of Lord Ram, while Muslims considered the mosque a place of worship. The simmering tensions erupted in 1992 when a large mob demolished the Babri Masjid, leading to widespread communal rio

                  Project Report on Banking  Introduction: The banking sector stands as the cornerstone of any modern economy, functioning as a vital catalyst for economic growth and financial stability. This introduction aims to provide a concise overview of the banking sector, emphasizing its significance in the broader economic landscape. Additionally, it outlines the purpose and scope of this project report, shedding light on the key areas of exploration.                                               Overview of the Banking Sector: The banking sector comprises a diverse range of financial institutions, each serving distinct roles within the economy. From traditional commercial banks to specialized entities such as central and cooperative banks, this sector plays a pivotal role in facilitating economic activities. Banks act as financial intermediaries, mobilizing savings, providing credit, and offering a plethora of financial services that grease the wheels of commerce. Importance

   DBMS implementation of AGGREGATE(GROUP) functions (avg  ,count, max ,min, sum)             Create one table Book(Aname,BookName,Price,Date_of_publish,Qty)  Insert minimum 10 records in it, then implement group functions and display the results.  1. create a table in my sql (DBMS)           CODE:             create table book(             Aname varchar(40),              Bname varchar(40),              price int,             date_of_pub date,              qty int);                               OUTPUT:       2. INSERT 10 RECORD IN TABLE                                                                       CODE: insert into book values ("ramil", "java",500, '2008-10-01', 6 );        insert into book values ("ramesh", "java  fx",900, '2009-10-19', 7 );         insert into book values ("rahul", "java core ",400, '2008-10-21', 8 );       insert into book values ("rajesh", "java gui"

Giving more than taking - Motivational Story in English Friends, once a teacher went out for a walk with a young disciple belonging to a wealthy family. He saw that a pair of old shoes were lying on the way, which probably belonged to a poor labourer working in a nearby field who was now getting ready to go back home after finishing his work. Said, "Guruji, why don't we hide these shoes somewhere and hide behind the bushes; It will be a lot of fun when that labourer gets nervous not finding them here. The teacher said seriously, "It is not right to make such lewd jokes with a poor person. Why don't we put some coins in these shoes and hide and see what effect it has on the labourer!!" The disciple did the same and both hid in the nearby bushes. The labourer soon finished his work and came to the place of shoes. As soon as he put one foot in the shoe, he realised something hard, he quickly took the shoes in his hand and saw that some coins were lying inside, he wa

 Who is saint Ramanujacharya? Saint Ramanujacharya comes from the Hindu Bhakti tradition. He was born in 1017 AD in a Brahmin family of Tamil Nadu. He was a devotee of Varadaraja Swami and was a great saint and social reformer. Giving a message on different occasions, he had said that all are equal before God and people of every caste have the right to take his name. Entry to the temple is open to all. Let us know some important things related to this statue symbolising equality- The 216 feet high Statue of Equality of Bhakti saint Sri Ramanujacharya was inaugurated in the 11th century. Saint Ramanujacharya promoted the idea of ​​equality in various aspects of life, bhakti, caste and creed. Sant Sri Ramanujacharya worked closely with the people on the idea of ​​equality and promoted the idea of ​​equality in nationality, gender, caste or creed. This idol is made of 'Panch Loha' i.e. 5 different metals. These include iron, gold, silver, copper and bronze and zinc. It is one of t

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