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	Puhar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Puhar, also known as Pumpuhar, Kaveripumpattinam or Kaveripattinam was one of the few great cities of the ancient Chola period.
		The general plan of the city of Puhar is described in considerable detail in the fifth book of Cilappatikaram.
		The town was built on the north banks of the river Kaveri near its mouth.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Poompuhar (825 words)

	Slovenia Business Week (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Following the meeting of the co-ordinators from the countries in the region and the neighbouring countries, Puhar explained that the Stability Pact is a long-term political initiative and is a form of preventative diplomacy.
		Puhar thought that co-operation in the Pact is beneficial for Slovenia as it means that the country becomes more interesting and useful for Western European countries.
		The role of Slovenia is an advisory one, as it advises countries in the region and acts as a role-model, passing on its experiences which have been gained from the EU accession process.
	www.gzs.si /sbw/head.asp?idc=7115 (385 words)

	Poompuhar, Poompuhar Tamil-Nadu, Tamilnadu, Tamil Nadu Tours, South India Tourism, Tourism in Tamilnadu
		The Kaveri, merging with the bellowing sea, was known as "Puhar", but to the exquisite beauty of the port town it came to be called "Poompuhar".
		It is mentioned as "Rajathiraja Valanaattu Nangoor Naattu Kaveripoompattinam" in the Sayavanam temple inscription of Vikrama Cholan in the same temple, calls the town "Puhar Nagaram".
		Puhar known to Ptolemy and Pliny, was a planned city built over 2000 years ago.
	www.indiantravelportal.com /tamil-nadu/poompuhar (1393 words)

	Rang Puhar
		Rang Puhar a vibrant burst of colour has been delighting the world with the exciting hues of music and dance since 1993.
		Rang Puhar nurtures and empanels performers from all over the world to bring colourful international performances to the world stage.
		Apart from this, Rang Puhar also has a cultural exchange program for children, youth and adults; and an institute devoted to training people in the various forms of Indian folk dances.
	www.rangpuhar.com /about_us.htm (210 words)

	Slovenia News
		This and other topics were discussed by the Slovenian Ambassador to Greece Jožica Puhar and her Greek counterpart George Nicolaidis.
		Puhar: Considering the Greek population in general, we can say that Slovenia is relatively unknown in Greece.
		Puhar: To our common satisfaction, sports are where people can find common interests most easily; this is true for Slovenia and Greece.
	slonews.sta.si /index.php?id=525&s=22 (1430 words)

	News & Opinion: Talk Toughs (NewCity . 01-12-98)
		The 6'2", 245-pound Puhar is another old friend of Wilkos' brought aboard the Springer show for a little moonlighting cash.
		Over the years, Puhar has hurt his back, pulled a groin muscle, sprained a wrist and received countless cuts and bruises while working the show, further evidence that the fights are for real.
		After Puhar reflects on strange Springer experiences, he switches gears to ponder his 11-year career as a member of the CPD.
	weeklywire.com /ww/01-12-98/chicago_cover.html (2135 words)

	The Source - A magazine by Melbourne Water - Issue 3 August 1999 - Characters - Getting a buzz out of insects (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		We meet as Mr Puhar, the Werribee Waterwatch Coordinator,is rummaging around in what looks like muck but is actually sediment scooped from the Werribee River.
		The children, who helped Mr Puhar assess the health of the river at the same place and time last year, present their findings and the group decides that its original hypothesis, that the river is moderately polluted, is reasonably accurate.
		Mr Puhar, who has deliberately chosen a spot on the river that is strewn with litter from a stormwater drain, points to the river and tells the children: "As a community, this is about as valuable as anything we've got ".
	thesource.melbournewater.com.au /content/Issue/August1999/characters.htm (611 words)

	The Smoky Mountain News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Rang Puhar is one of nine groups participating in this year’s Folkmoot USA International Folk Dance Festival, which is based in Waynesville.
		Dancers and musicians from Rang Puhar are housed dormitory style at Waynesville Middle School during the festival, eating meals there and spending their free time playing basketball in the gym, wandering around campus and venturing into downtown Waynesville.
		A teacher told his mother about Rang Puhar, and since he already did a lot of dancing he decided to join.
	www.smokymountainnews.com /issues/7_01/7_25_01/folkmoot_dancers.shtml (379 words)

	When the Sea Swallowed a City Whole: Ideas & Identities of India Pakistan
		Puhar or Poompuhar, as it is presently known, is a fishing hamlet that was supposedly destroyed by an angry sea.
		The epic is named after its central character, a girl named Manimekalai, but the name also happens to be the name of the deity of the sea, who in a fit of anger causes the city of Puhar to be destroyed.
		The period of Manimekalai is thought to be between the 3rd and 6th centuries of the Common Era.
	chowk.com /show_article.cgi?aid=00004538 (3541 words)

	Feral Tribune, Vengeful Angel, by Viktor IVANCIC, May 9, 2003
		Dead body of seventy-year-old Bosiljka Puhar was found last week in her home in the Lika village of Podum, near Otocac, and the autopsy indicated that the old woman had most likely first been raped and then murdered by about ten blows applied by a blunt object to the back of her head.
		"Bosiljka Puhar is a Serb and she lived alone in the house," a daily newspaper reports, and in conclusion warns that "the murder has disturbed deserted Podum, a former stronghold of Serb rebels, from where grenades were fired on Otocac, Prozor, and the rest of Gacko valley".
		Yes, it is not nice to rape and murder, the newspaper article seems to say, but isn't it true that the murdered woman lived in the "stronghold of Serb rebels, from where Otocac, Prozor and the rest of the Gacko valley [had been] bombed"?
	www.ex-yupress.com /feral/feral221.html (691 words)

	The Smoky Mountain News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Dressed in sheepskin jackets and berets, the shepherds could remain warm and dry while using the commanding vantage point to check on their herds.
		In addition to being trained in the folk dances from all over India, this group is especially prepared to work with children’s groups in forming important cross-cultural friendships.
		In this way as well as others, their actions embody their motto: “Tomorrow’s peace with today’s friendship.” The purpose of Rang Puhar is to engender respect for other cultures and broaden the young people’s horizons as a consequence of sharing Indian folklore around the world.
	www.smokymountainnews.com /issues/7_01/7_18_01/folkmoot_groups.shtml (1737 words)

	Cadillac News
		KALEVA Irene Puhar of Cadillac died Friday, April 15, 2005 at Cadillac Mercy Hospital.
		She was born on July 1, 1926 in Virginia to John and Roxie Smith.
		Puhar was a caring woman who enjoyed making people laugh with her good sense of humor.
	www.cadillacnews.com /obit_archive/2005/04/04-18-05/obit08.html (152 words)

	HELENA PUHAR (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Helena Puhar was born in 1920 in Reginc's family in Kranj.
		Her teaching in Dolenjska was interupted by second world war.
		She always took care for the publicity and teachers with modern views on the youngsters and their problems and difficulties.
	www2.arnes.si /~oskrhp1s/helena_puharUK.htm (155 words)

	The role of fate-7
		MaNimEkalai then received a magic food bowl (amudha surabhi) from a pond in the island, went to PuhAr in the mainland and fed homeless and hungry people with limitless food from the magic bowl.
		After MaNimEkalai's return to PuhAr from MaNipallavam, the prince still followed her (despite the instructions of the goddess and the transmuted form of KAyasaNDigai assumed by MaNimEkalai).
		The guardian angel of the island of MaNipallavam tells MaNimEkalai that the city of PuhAr got submerged under the sea due to the curse of the goddess MaNimEkalA because the sOzha king neglected to perform the indra festival as a result of his grief over the loss of his child.
	www.chennaionline.com /columns/variety/2005/08fate04.asp (1374 words)

	New resort owners call on families - National - www.theage.com.au
		The Mount Buffalo resort and skifields will be restored to a mass-market, low-income earners' holiday zone under a new management regime run by two successful Altona builders.
		All existing 150 employees have been re-employed and the mountain is gearing up to become an all-year-round resort again.
		Mr Puhar began as an electrician working out of a panel van.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2004/10/02/1096527988333.html?from=storylhs (510 words)

	The Horizon Foundation: Activities and reports
		Its purpose is to promote the development of artistic quality and to expand knowledge and experience.
		For instance was the performances of the Rang Puhar Group at the Oslo Mela a result of network cooperation, facilitated by Edinburgh Mela.
		Rang Puhar went on a tour in Europe and performed at different Melas and festivals.
	www.horisont.org /horizon_english/activities_reports.htm (857 words)

	Stigmatization of urban processes - City Words WP No. 4
		The idea of different segments of cities coexisting with different characteristics can be found not only in Arthashastra but also in some relatively positivistic literature available about a few south Indian cities.
		In the context of Puhar, Kusumapura etc. the segmentation and characteristics of different zones have been described in great detail.
		Cities like Puhar have been described as dynamic entities attracting the best of everything: goods, talents and styles from all directions.
	www.unesco.org /most/p2kundu.htm (4423 words)

	Sudipta Sen commentary
		The epic mentions that a Chola king had lost his son and in grief forgot to celebrate the annual Indra (king of the gods) Festival.
		This enraged Indra's emissary, the goddess Manimekhalai, who caused Puhar, the capital city, to be swallowed up by the sea.
		Marine archeology conducted in 2002 by members of the Scientific Exploration Society, the United Kingdom and underwater archeologists of the National Institute of Oceanography of India has revealed a submerged coastal city near present-day Poompuhar in Nagapattinam District.
	www.news.ucdavis.edu /special_reports/tsunami/sen_article.lasso (908 words)

	A Study of the Poompuhur "U-Shaped" Object
		It is off the coast of, what is today a small fishing village called Poompuhar by roughly five kilometers, and is situated at a depth of (according to the records from my now departed dive computer) 23 meters, standing roughly 1 meter out of the silt ocean floor.
		Poompuhar in ancient times was the port capital of the Cholas, and indeed puhar means "estuary" or "river mouth of the sea." It was also referenced quite heavily in the literature of the time.
		Details of the town have been found as far back as the Brahmi-inscription, written in north India in the second century B.C. During the reign of Karikala Cholan, Poompuhar became a great city and Inscriptions at Thiruvengadu talk of a grand festival of Indra later Chola’s times.
	www.bibliotecapleyades.net /ciencia/esp_cienciaindia_4a.htm (741 words)

	Rang Puhar Dance Troupe @ Edinburgh Mela 2004
		The community is located in a taluka in Gujarat.
		Rang Puhar also perform a range of dances of West India including a Lion Killing dance and the Dandiya stick dance of Gujarat.
		Prepare to be spellbound by the sheer tempo of the dance, the roar of the drum rhythms, the blur of colour and the intricate foot movements.
	www.edinburgh-mela.co.uk /mela2005/pages/artists/rang-p.htm (156 words)

	Manimekalai - மணிமேகலை
		Running through her life story are a set of counteracting forces — on the one hand is her passion to enter holy orders of a Buddhist bhikkuni and on the other, the infatuation of Udaya Kumaran, the Chola prince, to win her favours.
		The first scene is laid in the garden of the capital city, Puhar, with Manimekala and her companion, Sutamati, gathering flowers.
		Appearing before Prince Udaya Ku maran, she tells him of the unrighteousness of his conduct, unbecoming of a prince.
	www.tamilnation.org /literature/manimekalai.htm (2255 words)

	Welcome to KutcheriBuzz.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		And this year, the presentation is expected to be something unusual and will be part of the December Season.
		Assisting in the research for 'The Tale of Puhar' have been Dr. Raama Kausalya, Principal, Govt.
		The schedule for 'Tale of Puhar': Dec.6: Kartik Fine Arts (at Narada Gana Sabha's auditorium), Dec. 11: Nungambakkam Cultural Academy, Dec. 14: Brahma Gana Sabha (at SSP auditorium, MCTM school campus), Dec.16: Krishna Gana Sabha.
	www.kutcheribuzz.com /news/20031114/tale.asp (607 words)

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		A scene from "Silappadikaram — Tale of Puhar" — Pic.
		Devised and executed with deep involvement by Sudharani Raghupathi, this chosen task of the collaborative production of Silappadikaram, proved to be a commendable effort.
		The play concluded with Kannagi being propitiated as Goddess, a status that she deserves for her chaste, devout life, marking her as the prime character of Silappadhikaram, which makes the epic distinctive for the status it gives to woman.
	www.hinduonnet.com /thehindu/thscrip/print.pl?file=2003121201750400.htm&date=2003/12/12/&prd=fr& (497 words)

	AID-NM presents S I L A P P A D H I K A A R A M
		Two young people, rich, pampered, their lives having until then given them nothing but comfort, love and the blessings of elders.
		Kovalan — the handsome, elegant 16 year-old, beloved son of the rich and influential pearl merchant Maasaattuvan - strolling along the beaches of Puhar, watching the Yavana ships bearing foreigners bent on trade with this rich land, flourishing under its wise ruler, the Chozha King, Karikaala.
		Kovalan, smiling, rejoicing in the urban delights of a bright and artistic city.
	www.unm.edu /~aidnm/events/sila/story.html (259 words)

	Slovenia Business Week (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Slovenia's Ambassador to Greece Jozica Puhar presented her credentials to Georgian President Eduard Shevardnadze in Tbilisi on Tuesday, 3 December.
		The non-resident ambassador to Georgia also held meetings with Georgian foreign and economics ministries officials.
		Puhar assumed the office of Slovenia's ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to Greece last August, succeeding Borut Mahnic, whose four-year term expired at the end of June 2002.
	www.gzs.si /ENG/news/sbw/head.asp?idc=11974 (93 words)

	monteUK
		Elementary introduction Maria Montessori's pedagogics in to the Helena Puhar's Primary School
		A lot of conscious people ask how to teach or how to prepare a child for changeable future.
		She examined closely children's learning and on her basics results developed specific resources for encouragement a child for exploring and discovering himself and the world.
	www2.arnes.si /~oskrhp1s/monteUK.htm (478 words)

	Hot Property
		Alison Puhar, director of UK fund management at Cordea Savills and fund director for the Charities Property Fund suggests that in the residential market, properties such as student halls of residence, nursing homes or housing associations could each prove more valuable than buy-to-let properties, as they are more likely to generate reliable, long-term income.
		Alison Puhar believes the perfect portfolio would include a good measure of both industrial and retail property, to balance current income against anticipated future growth.
		This complexity is one good reason to invest indirectly, and charities that own properties will already know how assets that look valuable on paper can prove a drain on resources.
	www.ncvo-vol.org.uk /vsmagazine/subscribe/index.asp?id=2923 (1259 words)

	Edinburgh Evening News - Edinburgh - Full of Eastern promise (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		THE spectacular dance moves of the Rang Puhar dance troupe set alight the Spiegeltent in George Square Gardens.
		The dances date back 800 years to when the dancers’ ancestors protected villagers by fighting the wild animals that lived nearby.
		The routines represent these encounters with the animals, such as the lion-killing dance performed by Rang Puhar.
	edinburghnews.scotsman.com /edinburgh.cfm?id=995072004 (295 words)

	Hamazor_Summer 98
		With the Grace of Ahura Mazda, after my very lovely trip to Spain, I was selected by "Rang Puhar" once again, this time to represent our country at the World Children's Day at Turkey.
		It was indeed a proud achievement for me to hear my own voice being relayed through out the country and that too in our mother tongue.
		I would like to thank here, Sanjay Bhaiya and Shubra Didi of Rang Puhar for the whole hearted support given to me during my rehearsal and practise for the same.
	www.w-z-o.org /hamazor_win99.htm (3089 words)

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