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M. G. Hashmat has written the songs of 'Kora Kagaz'.
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Who won the Filmfare Award for Best Actress in 1975?
Jaya Bachchan for the film Kora Kagaz
What actors and actresses appeared in Nicoleta - 2013?
The cast of Nicoleta - 2013 includes: Korina Gioka Kora Karvouni as Mother Giorgos Ninios as Uncle Karafil Shena as Soldier Konstadina Takalou as Aunt Giorgos Triantafillakis as Boy Yannis Tsortekis as Man on Cart
What type of money is used in Sweden?
Svensk krona - Swedish Crown - SEK100 SEK = ~7USD = ~9Euro(average)1SEK (1 krona/1kr) is 100 öre.The swedish crown comes in the form of coins and notes (mynt and sedlar). Over the years we've had a lot of different coins and notes with different values, but right now, June 2010, we've got this;Mynt - CoinsAll coins has the value written on one side. The 5 crown has got a small crown, the current Kings initials and "SVERIGE XXXX" printed on the other side, XXXX standing for the year it was made.The 1- and 10-crows has got a picture of the current King, his name, his royal motto and the year the coin was made. So on the Swedish coins you can read '*Carl XVI Gustaf - Sveriges Konung * XXXX' on the side with the picture, and 'För Sverige - I tiden' (meaning For Sweden - With the times) on the other side, with the value.In 2000 they made a limited edition of the 1crown-coin called 'Millenniemyntet', which looks a little different from the other that came that year. But that 'limitied' edition was probably made with high limit, because you get them just as often as any other coins...50-öre - but they are going away and from October -10 you won't be able to use them anymore.1-krona - 1 crown silverish coin, 2,5 cm in diameter5-krona - 5 crowns grey coin, 2,8cm in diameter10-krona - 10 crowns goldish, 2 cm in diameterSedlar - NotesAll notes have different sizes, but all of them has an old Swedish celebrity on both sides.20-lapp - 20kronor/20 crowns With Selma Lagerlöf on it50-lapp - 50 kronor with a picture of Jenny Lind100-lapp - 100 kronor with a picture of Carl von Linne500-lapp - 500 kronor with pictures of Karl XI resp. Christopher Polhem1000-lapp - 1000 kronor with Gustav Vasa on it.
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Jakhan samai thom k darai nirashar pakhee du h aat baraikhuje niye mon nirjon kon ki r kore thakhan------------------------swapno swapno swapno----------swapno dekhe monjibon ta amader hoito karo ba swolpo karo ba brihot porisore bandha. Sekhan the k anek kichu korar icche thakleo kora hoye othe na.bolo to k na chai naksatra hote? Ami to chai. Didi no 1 holo sei platform j khan a poribaar a heshel thelte thelteo amra didi ra hothat kore naksatra hoye othar chaabi kaathi peye jai. Dada der the k amrao kintu kom jai na. Hothat kore abahelai dekhto jei jei chokh gulo kemon kore jani tader ajantei tader monojoger patri hoye gelam. Samai to thom k jai anek samai ......tobu o j swapno dekha chari ni charbo o na. Otai to banchi a rakhe amader.. Se swapno dekhte dekhte bole uthiswapn jakhan modhur emon hok na miche kolponaamai jagio na amai jagio na-- ha go ami o to swapno dekhi ajo---- ekdin didi no 1 er set a khelchi jun er misti katha tar sathe ----amar baak binimoi .Tumi o ki ama k sei abahelar chokh diyei dekhbe na daakbe? R ami bolbo-ei chotto chotto paaye pouche jabo .Arpita gupta(brishti)jadavpur980427341203324239531
Summary of Silk Road by Nick Middleton?
The author chronicles the challenges and hardships he faced in the Silk Road regions as they are now. The reader finds it refreshing to traverse such vast tracts of physical geography, expanses of the natural world that remain largely untamed. As a trade route, the Silk Road has been less a single highway and more a network of overland routes linking Europe with Asia, making trade possible between those with a passion for silk, horses and exotic fauna and flora. Just about every transaction imaginable has occurred along its many trails over the centuries. Middleton's particular passion consists of exposing himself to nature's vicissitudes like facing oxygen starvation in Tibet as he climbs towards the "navel of the universe," and other hardships during the journey. The author is an adventurer, but at heart more a meticulous academic than a daredevil. Researching the different forms of altitude sickness, he is alarmed to discover it can lead to swelling of the brain or to the lungs slowly filling with fluid. Having no religious inclinations himself, he begins to speculate on Tibetan Buddhism as a prerequisite for survival at such an altitude, yet makes the classic Western error of putting bodily discipline before mental striving. This account of the Silk Road, with its contrasts and exotic detail, certainly describes the challenges and hardships Middleton faced. However, if he had sacrificed some of the sense of his own heroism, and introduced instead more of a sense of wonder or of the absurd, the book would have proved a more entertaining read. SUMMARY IN ENGLISH Leaving Ravu: The author left Ravu in the company of Daniel and Tsetan. Before leaving the place, Lhamo gave him a gift. She gave him a long-sleeved sheepskin coat. Their next destination was Mount Kailash and Tsetan knew a short cut. He said the journey would be smooth if there was no snow. The sight of Drokbas: As they passed by the hills, they could see the lonely drokbas tending their flocks. There were men and women, well wrapped. They would pause and stare at their car, occasionally waving as they passed. The Tibetan Mastiff: As they passed the nomad's tents there were the Tibetan mastiffs. They would explode into action as they neared the tents. They barked furiously and completely fearless. They would chase the car for some distance and would then go back. Ice blocking their way: The turns became sharper and bumpier. The sudden and unexpected fall of snow started blocking their way. Both the author and Daniel got out of the car for Tsetan to drive it safely, taking sharp bends. They were at 5210 meters above the sea level. The icy top layer of the snow was very dangerous; the car could slip off the road. The snow continued blocking their way. As they reached 5515 meters above the sea level, the atmospheric pressure became very low and Tsetan opened the lid of the petrol tank to release the evaporated fuel. The author experienced severe headache. The town of Hor: By late afternoon, they had reached the small town of Hor. Daniel returned Lhasa and Tsetan repaired the flat tyre of the car. Hor was grim, miserable place. There was no vegetation whatsoever, just dust and rocks. There was the accumulated refuse everywhere. Unlike the past, the place no longer appeared holy. Reaching Darchen: By 10.30 p.m., they reached a guesthouse in Darchen. The author had a very troubled night. His sinus were blocked and he was not able to get enough oxygen and finding it difficult to sleep. Most of the night he sat up and was not able to sleep. Visiting the Medical College: The next day Tsetan took him to the Darchen Medical College. The doctor told him it was just cold and the altitude giving him troubles. He gave him some medicine and that night he was able to sleep well. Tsetan leaving for Lhasa: Tsetan left the author in Darchen and went away. He did not mind if the author would die in Darchen. He was a good Buddhist and believed in life after death. However, he was worried it could affect his business, as he may not get more tourists to be accompanied. Dry Darchen: Like Hor Darchen was dusty and heaps of refuse could be seen all around. There were not many shops in Darchen. The town appeared to be sparsely populated. He felt lonely, as they were not any pilgrims. He had reached there very early in the season. Meeting Norbu: The author wanted to reach Mount Kailash to do kora. But he didn't want to do it alone. He was looking for someone who could speak or understand English. One day he was sitting in a café. When Norbu saw him reading an English book he came and introduced him to the author. He was a Tibetan, but worked in Beijing at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. He too was there to do kora. But he was not a religious person. Both of them decided to climb Mount Kailash.
Who was the producer of Bollywood film 'Kora Kagaz'?
The producer of film 'Kora Kagaz' was Sanat Kothari.
Who was the director of the Bollywood film Kora Kagaz?
Anil Ganguly was the director of film 'Kora Kagaz'.
Who was the music director of Bollywood film Kora Kagaz?
Kalyanji-Anandji was the music director of the film 'Kora Kagaz'.
When was Kora Kagaz created?
Kora Kagaz was created on 1974-05-04.
When was Kora Kagaz - TV series - created?
Kora Kagaz - TV series - was created in 1998.
What is the duration of Kora Kagaz TV series?
The duration of Kora Kagaz - TV series - is 1800.0 seconds.
What are the ratings and certificates for Kora Kagaz - 1974?
Kora Kagaz - 1974 is rated/received certificates of: India:U
How do you say paper in Hindi?
blank paper = (in hindi/urdu) kora kagaz
How do you say blank paper in Hindi?
blank paper = (in hindi/urdu) kora kagaz
Who won the Filmfare Award for Best Actress in 1975?
Jaya Bachchan for the film Kora Kagaz
Which film was given Indian National Award for Best Popular Film providing wholesome entertainment in 1975?
National Award for Best Popular Film providing wholesome entertainment was given to Hindi film Kora Kagaz.
What has the author Pavlo Movchan written?
Pavlo Movchan has written: 'Kora'
