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                                                                              Jumping Spider captured a cockroach Spiders are the very common eight legged arthropods seen in our house / surroundings, even these can be seen on the slopes of Mount Everest. Jumping spider is a type of spider. The jumping spider family (Salticidae) contains more than 500 described genera and about 5,000 described species, making it the largest family of spiders. Jumping Spiders are generally carnivorous animal and have body length between 1 to 22 mm. These spiders can be found in gardens, walls of our resident or buildings, forests, etc. Jumping Spiders generally hunts small and large insects to collect their body fluid as food. But many species have been known to include nectar in their diets , and very species feeds primarily on plant matter .. Jumping spiders have some of the best vision among arthropods and use it in courtship, hunting, and navigation. Although they normally move slowly, mos

'BURIMAA' , Chasapara , Krishnagar  City , West Bengal , India  The idol of Jagaddhatri of Chasapara Barowari is the oldest one in Krishnagar and is well-known as ‘ BURIMAA ’. It is said that , in the year 1763   Raja (King)  Krishna Chandra Ray started  worshiping  goddess Jagaddhatri  in Krishnagar for the first time in  his own Royal Palace (Rajbari) .  The Jagaddhatri Puja at Chasapara Barowari was started in 1772 followed by its beginning at The Royal family of Krishnagar Rajbari the Jagaddhatri Puja in Krishnagar takes place on the ‘ Sukla Nabam ’ day of Bengali month  ‘ Kartik ’ and is one day’s celebration. The idol of  ‘ BURIMAA ’ is being adorned with huge amount of gold and silver ornaments in the previous (whole night) night of the Puja . Ornaments of  ‘i BURIMAA ’ are kept inside the locker of a local bank and as ritual those are brought back to ‘ Chasapara Barowari ’ from the bank by the devotees with Police protection and a long procession of 101

First of all this video is open to all but will fruitful my effort if it reaches to those people who have emotional attachment with the word "Bethuadahari".  This video contains 22 number of Durga Pujas Organised at different parts of Bethuadahari and  Its surroundings areas Like Chinchuria , Brajapur, Jugpur Zomidar Bari  ,etc. in the year 2014. It is a very crucial year , because if the six lane extension of  high road  ( N.H.- 34) takes place this year or before  Durga Puja which will take place on 2015 , then the total scenario of Durga Puja in the history of Bethuadahari  for few clubs will be changed .  I expect that you will enjoy the Video.   Bethuadahari is a place situated in Nakashipara ( Zone ) , Dist. - Nadia , West Bengal (State) , India. The previous version of this video was uploaded on 09/10/2014 but due to some mistake it was deleted by me  unfortunately, This  is the new version that is  published on 31 st October , 2014.  Hope you will e

View of Udaypur Beach is just mind blowing &  I've recorded this video on 14th February , 2014 at 5:25 P.M. It is situated  on the bank of the Bay Of  Bengal in the district of East Midnapore , West Bengal , India. This beach is situated very ( 3K.M. aprox.)  near to New Digha beach. The beach is not crowded like Old or New Digha , so , you can enjoy the beach freely with lots of free space  and it is several times used for the shooting of various films and This beach is going to be modernised , these are the  specialties of this beach.   To enjoy the HD Video click the following YouTube link --►   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sX6P17sNAXI                                                                     OR                                                     PLAY the following YouTube Window                                                                                 Video Copyright : © Suman Kalyan Biswas. All Rights Reserved.              for

                                                                  Digital painting of  The Great Chanakya Chanakya   was an  ancient  Indian political scientist , strategist , famous economist , philosopher , teacher etc. who was born  370 BC    in  Pataliputra , Magadh  (Modern Bihar) and   later moved to Takshashila in Gandhar state ( now situated in Pakistan )  and  Died - 283 BC  (according to maximum historiographers) . He was the professor (Acharya) of Political Science at Takshashila University. He was also known as  Kautilya  and   Vishnugupta  . His alma mater was ' Takshashila '. He was teacher , advisor , King maker and guardian  of  Chandragupta Maurya  and was  founder of  Maurya Empire . He is famous for his writings. He wrote the ancient Indian political treatise called  ' Arthashastra ' ,  which has a significant value still today and forever.  The ‘ Arthashastra ’ is an ancient Indian treatise on statecraft, economic policy and m

View of Sunset in Old Digha is just superb  & I've recorded this video on 31st October 2012 at 4:59 pm . As a very big glowing dish immerses into the sky, the reddish sky covers the whole beach .  Water of Bay of Bengal changes its colour according to  the sky . Visitors  take their bath in the reddish light, coming  out of the horizon. due to the sunrise. Digha is situated on the bank of the Bay Of  Bengal  .Digha is a seaside resort town in the state of West Bengal, India , is one such place in the vicinity of Kolkata, which can provide an environment exactly similar to other beaches in india, is the famous beach . It is  Situated almost around 200 KM from Kolkata and around 25 KM from the Mandarmoni beach, Digha is a beauty in its own.. It lies in East Midnapore district and at the northern end of the Bay of Bengal. It is the most popular sea resort in the West Bengal. Renowned for its beaches, Digha is visited by thousands of tourists every year. Known for the beaut

                                                                The Common Tailorbird (Orthotomus sutorius) The Common Tailorbird (Orthotomus sutorius) is a songbird found across tropical Asia. The Common Tailorbird, Orthotomus sutorius, is a small warbler whose range extends from India to southern China and down into Indonesia. It is common, mostly in the lowlands, but can range as high as 5000ft. It is found in most habitats with thick cover and can often be found in urban parks and gardens. It’s song was nicely summed up by Rudyard Kipling in Rikki-tikki-tavi, where the tailorbird Darzee continually and irritatingly chirps on without thought given to the content of the piece. Like most warblers, the Common Tailorbird is insectivorous. The song is a loud cheeup-cheeup-cheeup with variations across the populations. The disyllabic calls are repeated often. Popular for its nest made of leaves "sewn" together and immortalized by Rudyard Kipling in his Jungle Bo

                                            Agradwip is situated on the bank of river Ganga ( or Ganges) under the District Burdwan , West Bengal , India. This sacred place is situated about six miles (aprox.) south of Katwa. It is situated on the west side of the Ganga, about 26 miles (aprox.) northwest of Mayapur . Sri Govinda, Sri Madhav, and Sri Vasudeb Ghosh lived here. The samadhi of Sri Govinda Ghosh is located in Agradwip. Govinda Ghosh thakur established the Deity of Sri Gopinath on the east bank of the Ganga near Agradwip. The village of Agradwip is famously mentioned many places in Vaisnava literature, including the Adi and Madhya lilas of Sri Chaitanya-charitamrta , particularly in relationship to the Ghosh brothers, and the Gopinath temple established by brother Govinda in Agradwip. While Vaishnavtala is said to be the birthplace of Govinda, he made his home at Agradwip, in a house at Kashipur Vishnutala. Sri Srinivas Acharya was also bo