 "Watertown Daily Times (Watertown, NY)")
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Printer: Potsdam college work for nonprofits is competition.
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Nov. 11--POTSDAM -- A print-shop owner wants Potsdam State University College to stop accepting printing business from nonprofit groups in St. Lawrence County.
Robert T. Stubbs, owner of Stubbs Printing in Massena, said he believes the lower price offered by Potsdam College's printing shop, with equipment and materials purchased by taxpayers, costs him business. The company had printed Clarkson University's hockey programs for about 30 years before it recently lost the contract to Potsdam College's print shop.
"I have lost thousands and thousands of ...
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Greater Magadha; studies in the culture of early India.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
Magazine article from: Reference & Research Book News
; 9789004157194 Greater Magadha; studies in the culture of early India. Bronkhorst, Johannes...studies, U. of Lausanne, Switzerland) offers evidence that Greater Magadha, the eastern part of the Ganges Plain in northern India, displayed...
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Coming and going. (poem) (Indian Literatures: In the Fifth Decade of Independence)
Magazine article from: World Literature Today
; Whenever he went from Kosala to Magadha, on the way back from Magadha to Kosala everyone asked him the same thing-- are you going from Magadha to Kosala, or are you coming from Kosala to Magadha? He tried to evade the question by saying, what...
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The Buddhism of the Gupta dynasty.(Essay)
Newspaper article from: Middle Way
; ...reaches of the Ganges had fallen into chaos, but soon Chandragupta appeared in Magadha. The Gupta line began with Chandragupta, who extended his power from Magadha to the middle and lower Ganges basin, and in 320 he ascended the throne of empire...
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Getting married for just Rs.7!
News Wire article from: The Hindustan Times
; Ranchi, Feb 17 -- In Jharkhand you can get married for just Rs.7 - if you are from the Magadha Gaud community. The Magadha Gaud community, mainly cattle rearers, live in the West Singhbhum district of the state. Families arrange...
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The Life Mag: Masterpiece of Bollywood
Newspaper article from: Evening Mail
; ...identical position. Once persuaded of the dangers of staying in Magadha, he leaves for the calm of Kalinga. Traditional Indian films...name Pawan, meaning wind, marries Kaurwaki but returns to Magadha after learning his mother is gravely ill and is then misled...
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 "Birmingham Evening Mail (England)")
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The Life Mag: Masterpiece of Bollywood.
Newspaper article from: Birmingham Evening Mail (England)
; ...identical position. Once persuaded of the dangers of staying in Magadha, he leaves for the calm of Kalinga. Traditional Indian films...name Pawan, meaning wind, marries Kaurwaki but returns to Magadha after learning his mother is gravely ill and is then misled...
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 "Mail Today (New Delhi, India)")
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' We need a model code'.
Newspaper article from: Mail Today (New Delhi, India)
; ...in 500 BC. When Vaishali was attacked by King Bimbisar of Magadha she unknowingly fell in love with him. But when she found...this Bimbisara became angry and asked her to follow him to Magadha and in turn he would stop the war. But Amrapali refused to...
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Police hunt for missing Lashkar link
News Wire article from: The Hindustan Times
; ...flown from Karachi to Nepal and entered India from the Bihar border. Qasim met Raj in Patna and travelled with him to Delhi by Magadha express. "There had been a lot of movement from Bangladesh off late and now it seems Nepal might also be emerging as a transit...
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 "Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)")
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ENTERTAINMENT: WHY WE LOVE BOLLYWOOD.(Features)
Newspaper article from: Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
; ...in the troubled valley of Kashmir. 10. Asoka - the film traces the life of the Emperor Asoka who took over the throne of Magadha in the third century BC. Top ten supplied by Odeon, Skydome. EAST MEETS WEST - THE TOP 5 FILMS 1 The Guru (15) Heather...
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Jainism and Society
Magazine article from: Internationales Asien Forum. International Quarterly for Asian Studies
; ...religion, originated in the latter part of the first millennium BCE in the altogether different surroundings of "Greater Magadha", where an independent sramana culture of Nigganthas (Jains), AjTvikas, Buddhists and others prevailed which may have...
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