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सासाराम की यादें.. शेयर कीजिए..
वो गर्मियों की शाम,
वो चौक का जाम,
वो नेहरू पार्क की मस्ती..
और एक हमारी हस्ती,
वो रौजा की शाम,
है जो प्रेमियों के नाम,
वो सिविल लाइन कि सड़के
जहाँ कितनो के दिल धड़के..
वो mall और Mart की शॉपिंग..
और वो स्टेडियम की हिटिंग
वो ताराचंडी धाम का नजारा सुहाना
वो मांझर कुंड झरने में नहाना..
वो ठाकुर मार्केट का ढोसा
वो शिवगंगा का समोसा..
वो सासाराम की शान
शेरगंज चौराहे का पान..
वो कॉलेज की "छोरी"
और नवरत्न बाजार की कचौरी
वो स्टेशन की कड़क चाय..

वो बनारसी के चाट-गोलगप्पे..
वो गुप्ता जी का नमकीन..

वो इंसानो का व्यवहार
आप सभी कर रहे विचार..
वो मस्ती से भरी "यादें"
ऐसी है कुछ हमारे सासाराम की बातें!

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Billionaire unveils bicycle that generates electricity
Updated: November 27, 2015 23:33 IST | Staff Reporter
    

The bicycles are expected to be in the price range of Rs.12,000-Rs.15,000.
The U.S.-based billionaire plans to build 10,000 such bicycles in India by March 2016.
Billionaire philanthropist Manoj Bhargava unveiled a bicycle that produces electricity when pedalled and the product, named Free Electric, aims to help solve problem of electricity shortage in the country, particularly rural areas.

The U.S.-based billionaire plans to make 10,000 bicycles, which is expected to be in the price range of Rs.12,000-Rs.15,000, in India by March 2016. The design and manufacturing of the product will be done in the U.S. He intends to start the manufacturing the bicycle in India to reduce final price. Free Electric works by converting kinetic energy into electric energy. As the user pedals the flywheel it spins a generator which in turns charges the attached battery. One hour of pedalling can meet a rural household’s electricity needs for 24 hours, he said. As of now the bicycle will be able to light up 24 bulbs, power an electric fan and charge a mobile device simultaneously.

27/10/2015

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Hydropower is the most flexible and consistent of the renewable energy resources, capable of meeting base load electricity requirements as well as, with pumped storage technology, meeting peak and unexpected demand due to shortages or the use of intermittent power sources. It has been conservatively estimated that only a third of the total world hydropower capacity has been developed, with most of this development and growth occurring in Europe.

At the end of 2008, over 160 countries had hydropower resources capacity, with a total capacity of 874 GW across 11,000 hydropower stations. The leading generating countries were China, Canada, Brazil and the USA respectively, although it is worth noting that Norway and India both have significant hydropower generation, particularly relative to their size and total electricity supply.

Hydropower capacity is often categorised as ‘gross theoretical capacity’, the capacity of hydropower generation possible if all natural water flows contained as many 100% efficient turbines as possible; ‘technically exploitable capacity’, the amount of gross theoretical capacity possible within the limits of current technology; and ‘economically exploitable capacity’, the capacity possible within the constraints of current technology and local economic conditions.

There are three types of hydropower stations: ‘run of river’, where the electricity is generated through the flow of a river’; ‘reservoir’, where power is generated through the release of stored water; and ‘pumped storage’, where stored water is recycled by pumping it back up to a higher reservoir in order to be released again.

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