User:Mukerjee

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Brown Rock Chat.  Has been recorded in perfect mimicry of the calls of several species.  Occasionally nests in rafters of inhabited houses.
Brown Rock Chat. Has been recorded in perfect mimicry of the calls of several species. Occasionally nests in rafters of inhabited houses.

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[edit] Birds

Bank Myna* (Photo needed) Barred Buttonquail Black-throated Weaver* (Photo needed) Black-winged Cuckoo-shrike Blue-headed rock thrush Brahminy Myna Brown Rock Chat*(DYK) Common Hawk-cuckoo Common Kingfisher Coppersmith Barbet Hill Myna Long-tailed Shrike Munia Passenger Pigeon Purple Swamphen Red-wattled Lapwing Sand Lark* (Photo needed) Sirkeer Malkoha Ultramarine Flycatcher White-eyed Buzzard

[edit] Culture

Bansuri Baul Darbari Kanada* Dennis the Menace Durga Puja Durga Fatwa Freedom of the press Lady Tennant Stradivarius Mahishasura Monsoon Wedding Music of Bengal Radio France Internationale Sahitya Akademi Sanskrit College Shrinking penis Stradivarius Taranga (Jain Temple) Thaat The Shadow Lines Thumri Villanelle Whistleblower

[edit] History

Kipchaks Blood In The Water match List of largest empires Merkit Moken Mongol Empire Movable type Printing press Salesians of Don Bosco Typography White Phosphorus

[edit] India-Related

BMW case Battle of Plassey Bofors scandal Category:Indian criminal-politicians Category:Indian mobsters Central Bureau of Investigation Ganga Canal Golden Quadrangle Road Network Guest Keen Williams Hindu calendar Indian Railways Indian calendar Indian law Jainism Mass media in India Sino-Indian War Tandoor University of calcutta

Mysore Palace. Image taken at dusk during Dasara festival 2006
Mysore Palace. Image taken at dusk during Dasara festival 2006

[edit] Linguistics

Abugida Abahatta Agglutinative language Apabhrangsha Assimilation Bangla Categorization Chagatai language Indian Sign Language History of the Hindi language Indo-Pakistani Sign Language Language Movement Linguistic Relativism List of alphabets List of languages by number of native speakers List of sign languages List of writing systems Maithili language Metonymy Middle Indo-Aryan Morphemic Prabhakara* Prototype Theory Sakatayana* Sanskrit Sanskrit Grammarian Sapir–Whorf hypothesis Shiva Sutra Valency (linguistics) Vyakarana


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de-1 Dieser Benutzer hat grundlegende Deutschkenntnisse.
ja-1 この利用者は少しだけ日本語を話すことができます。
hr-1 Ovaj suradnik posjeduje osnovno znanje hrvatskog jezika.
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[edit] Mathematics, Science, Logic

Degrees of freedom (engineering) Fibonacci number Food fortification Gopala-Hemachandra number Hemachandra number Indian Logic Magnetic capacitivity Micromineral Micronutrient Mirror neuron Navya Nyaya Spherical trigonometry Yawn

[edit] People

Acharya Hemachandra Adil Shah Suri Adityanath Yogi Amarmani Tripathi Amitav Ghosh Annasaheb M.K. Patil Arun Gawli Arvind Kejriwal Aryabhata Ata al-Mulk Juvayni Atique Ahamad Bahadur Shah II Banarasidas Bao Ninh Baudhayana Bikram Grewal* Bimal Krishna Matilal Chae Yun-ui* Chhatrapal Singh Lodha* Christian Baldensberger Dara Singh (murderer) Dharam Pal Yadav* Dinesh Das* Edward L. Thorndike Genghis Khan Gopala* Harcharan Singh Balli* Hazrat muhammad Hemanta Kumar Mukhopadhyay J. C. Daniel* Jatindramohan Bagchi* Jean Hélène* Jessica Lall Jibananda Das Johannes Gutenberg John Clark Marshman John Maxwell Coetzee Juvayni Kabir Suman Katyayana Kazi Nazrul Islam Kumarapala L. Subramaniam Manu Sharma Maqbool Bhat Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Mikhail Bakhtin Mir Qasim Mir Taqi Mir Narendra Kumar Kushwaha Nawab Akbar Bugti Nitish Katara Ottavio Quattrocchi Otto Pfister (naturalist)* Phoolan Devi Pranab Mukherjee Priyadarshini Mattoo Rabindranath Tagore Rafael Leónidas Trujillo Rashid al-Din Ronu Majumdar Salman Rushdie Sanjeev Nanda Satyendra Dubey Shanmughan Manjunath Suman Chatterjee* Sunil Gangopadhyay Surjit Singh Barnala Uljetu Vachaspati Mishra Vachaspati Veerapandiyan Kattabomman Veerappan Venod Sharma Vidyapati Vijay Singh Virahanka*

[edit] Places

Ballygunge Bara Imambara Beit Lahia Bengal Bhagirathi River Bithoor Buddhas of Bamiyan Dagdi Chawl Delhi Ganges River Ghaghara River Greenland Hooghly River Ib Kalpi Kanpur Lake McDonald Lod Munger Musa Qala Mysore Palace Mâcon Nathu La Nawabgunj Bird Sanctuary New Delhi Onderbanken Onondaga, Michigan Palashi Panama Canal Sarayu Son River Varanasi Vinh Long

[edit] Writing Philosophy

Kenneth Clark, writing of the 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica,

It must be the last encyclopædia in the tradition of Diderot which assumes that information can be made memorable only when it is slightly coloured by prejudice.

I couldn't agree more. However, this prejudice that Clark is talking about is more idiosyncratic rather than sectarian, it is more of an intellectual bias which is of a personal nature, which makes the writing that bit more interesting. After all, among the authors of the eleventh edition was Bertrand Russell, whose History of Western Philosophy reflects extremely personal views bordering on cantankerousness (e.g. against Aristotle), which one reads with abandonment and delight. It is Russell who produced this wry comment contrasting Animal Behaviour studies by Edward Thorndike and Wolfgang Koehler:

"All of the animals that have been carefully observed...have all displayed the national characteristics of the observer. Animals studied by Americans rush about frantically, with an incredible display of hustle and pep, and at last achieve the desired result by chance. Animals observed by Germans sit stiff and think, and at last evolve the solution out of their inner consciousness." [If a Lion Could Talk: Animal Intelligence and the Evolution of Consciousness, by Stephen Budiansky]]

Let's raise a glass to fun-to-read idiosyncratic writing, within the NPOV framework.

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Must reflect what the author might have said had he been with us today. Translation is a shift, not only in language (space), but also in time.

I also contribute to the বাংলা wikipedia [1]