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     Why celebrate the new year on 1 st January| Quarter days |new year of Hindu|    Keywords:  Gregorian  | Julian| calenders| Quarter |     Introduction: January is the first month of the year, according to the Gregorian and Julian calenders.1st day of January is New Year's Day. Although Gregorian and Julian's calendars are different, New Year's Day is the most celebrated festival on 1 st January worldwide. On New Year's Day in many countries, there are public holidays. It starts at midnight on December 31. This marks the end of an old year and a new year. January is to honor the Roman god Janus-god of beginnings. In Babilon  4000 yrs ago New year was celebrated for the first time. The new calendar year starts on this day, and the calendar year increases by one year. The Gregorian calendar is used as a civil calendar in almost all countries. For example, in some cultures, Hindu, Nepal, Chinese, Islamic, and Jewish lunar cal...

                                               Health ATM                                                             Introduction  Introduction Health ATM is like an Automated Teller Machine(ATM)of banks. It is a one-stop touch-screen kiosk hardware. However,’ health ATM’  is a multifunctional machine that will provide primary health-related services and is a part of the ‘electronic –primary health centers ‘(e-PHC) project.No doubt that it will strengthen health care and is a boon for people of remote areas.                                          ...

                                   Learn about earth|layers Keywords:  Crust |Mantle|Core|Lithosphere|Asthenosphere|Mesospheric|  Oceanic   crust| Continental  crust| Mohorovicic|Gutenberg |Lehmandiscontinuation|  Introduction: It was very hot when the earth was formed about 4.6 billion(4.6x109) years ago. Earth's core temperature is 5430-9800 degrees Fahrenheit which is about the sun's surface. During early days it was melting, so denser and heavy substances sank towards the center core, while less dense and lighter materials came to the surface. The core has 80% iron, and the rest 20% is Nickle and some other metals. It may be a single iron crystal.   The average density of the surface material of the earth is 3.0 gm/cm3, the inner material of the earth is about 9.0 gm/cm3. And that of the earth is 5.515 gm/cm3. Table of contents: 1. C...

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