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Nov 9, 2020

Andhra Pradesh New Districts List (Proposed )

ManaBlog4All Andhra Pradesh , Andhra Pradesh New Districts

పలాస

ఇచ్చాపురం, పలాస, టెక్కలి, పాతపట్నం
శ్రీకాకుళం

శ్రీకాకుళం, ఆముదాలవలస, నరసన్నపేట, ఎచ్చెర్ల, రాజాం
పార్వతీపురం

పార్వతీపురం, కురుపాం, సాలూరు, పాలకొండ
విజయనగరం

విజయనగరం, చీపురుపల్లి, గజపతినగరం, నెల్లిమర్ల, శృంగవరపుకోట, బొబ్బిలి
విశాఖపట్నం

భీమిలి, విశాఖ ఈస్ట్, విశాఖ వెస్ట్, విశాఖ నార్త్, విశాఖ సౌత్, గాజువాక, పెందుర్తి
అరకు

అరకు, పాడేరు, జి.మాడుగుల
అనకాపల్లి

అనకాపల్లి, చోడవరం, నర్సీపట్నం, యలమంచిలి, పాయకరావుపేట, తుని
కాకినాడ

ప్రత్తిపాడు, పిఠాపురం, జగ్గంపేట, పెద్దాపురం, కాకినాడ సిటీ, కాకినాడ రూరల్, రామచంద్రపురం
రాజమండ్రి

అనపర్తి, రాజానగరం, రంపచోడవరం, రాజమండ్రి సిటీ, రాజమండ్రి రూరల్, కొవ్వూరు, నిడదవోలు
అమలాపురం

రాజోలు, అమలాపురం, ముమ్మిడివరం, గన్నవరం, మండపేట, కొత్తపేట
నరసాపురం

తణుకు, ఆచంట, పాలకొల్లు, నరసాపురం, భీమవరం, ఉండి, తాడేపల్లిగూడెం
ఏలూరు

గోపాలపురం, పోలవరం, చింతలపూడి, దెందులూరు, ఉంగుటూరు, ఏలూరు
మచిలీపట్నం

కైకలూరు, గుడివాడ, పెడన, మచిలీపట్నం, అవనిగడ్డ, పామర్రు
విజయవాడ

తిరువూరు, నూజివీడు, గన్నవరం, పెనమలూరు, విజయవాడ ఈస్ట్, విజయవాడ వెస్ట్, విజయవాడ సెంట్రల్, మైలవరం
అమరావతి

పెదకూరపాడు, తాడికొండ, మంగళగిరి, జగ్గయ్యపేట, నందిగామ
గుంటూరు

తెనాలి, ప్రత్తిపాడు, గుంటూరు ఈస్ట్, గుంటూరు వెస్ట్, పొన్నూరు
బాపట్ల

రేపల్లె, వేమూరు, బాపట్ల, చీరాల, పర్చూరు
నరసరావుపేట

చిలకలూరిపేట, నరసరావుపేట, సత్తెనపల్లి, గురజాల, మాచర్ల, వినుకొండ
మార్కాపురం

ఎర్రగొండపాలెం, మార్కాపురం, గిద్దలూరు, కనిగిరి, దర్శి
ఒంగోలు

అద్దంకి, సంతనూతలపాడు, ఒంగోలు, కొండెపి, కందుకూరు
నెల్లూరు

కావలి, కొవ్వూరు, నెల్లూరు సిటీ, నెల్లూరు రూరల్, ఆత్మకూరు, ఉదయగిరి
గూడూరు

సర్వేపల్లి, వెంకటగిరి, గూడూరు, సూళ్లూరుపేట
తిరుపతి

శ్రీకాళహస్తి, సత్యవేడు, నగరి, తిరుపతి, చంద్రగిరి
చిత్తూరు

పూతలపట్టు, చిత్తూరు, గంగాధర నెల్లూరు, పలమనేరు, కుప్పం
మదనపల్లి

పీలేరు, పుంగనూరు, మదనపల్లి, తంబళ్లపల్లి
హిందూపురం

కదిరి, ధర్మవరం, పుట్టపర్తి, పెనుగొండ, మడకశిర, హిందూపురం
అనంతపురం

రాయదుర్గం, కళ్యాణదుర్గం, గుంతకల్లు, ఉరవకొండ, అనంతపురం, రాప్తాడు, శింగనమల, తాడిపత్రి
ఆదోని

పత్తికొండ, ఆలూరు, ఆదోని, ఎమ్మిగనూరు, మంత్రాలయం
కర్నూలు

నందికొట్కూరు, కర్నూలు, డోన్, కోడుమూరు
నంద్యాల

శ్రీశైలం, నంద్యాల, ఆళ్లగడ్డ, బనగానపల్లె, పాణ్యం
కడప

జమ్మలమడుగు, ప్రొద్దుటూరు, మైదుకూరు, కమలాపురం, పులివెందుల, కడప
రాజంపేట

బద్వేలు, రాజంపేట, రైల్వేకోడూరు, రాయచోటి

Oct 6, 2020

What is BLDC fan?

ManaBlog4All BLDC , Ceiling Fan

BLDC ceiling fan is one type of ceiling fan which consumes lower electricity compare to normal induction fan. It's also called energy saving fan or brushless DC fan. The full form of BLDC is Brushless Direct Current.

BLDC motors are reliable, power-efficient, powerful, long-lasting, noise-less, and have various other qualities.

A BLDC fan takes in AC voltage and internally converts it into DC using SMPS. The main difference between BLDC and ordinary DC fans is the commutation method. A commutation is basically the technique of changing the direction of current in the motor for the rotational movement.

The advantages of a brushless motor over brushed motors are high power-to-weight ratio, high speed, electronic control, and low maintenance. Brushless motors find applications in such places as computer peripherals (disk drives, printers), hand-held power tools, and vehicles ranging from model aircraft to automobiles.

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Sep 4, 2020

Mastering ASP.NET Core Security

ManaBlog4All ASP NET Core , eBooks

Security is important and we all know it. But due to its implementation complexity, security is usually put off to the end of the development cycle, and sometimes even neglected.

So make sure your application is secure and tight, and make use of the mechanisms ASP.NET Core provides.

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What's included?

Mastering ASP.NET Core Security - With IdentityServer4, OpenID
Connect, OAuth2 and ASP.NET Core Identity for User Management
Full Source Code
1 Year of Updates

Topics that book covers:

Introduction to basic security concepts and IdentityServer4
Securing web applications with authorization and claims
Creating Security Policies
Handling Token Expiration
Integrating Microsoft Identity with IdentityServer4
Mechanisms such as User Registration, Password Reset, Email
Confirmation, User Lockout, Two-Step Verification...
Using external providers with Microsoft Identity and IdentityServer4

The full table of contents can be viewed here.

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Sep 1, 2020

Learn 47 Different Ways to Make Money Online

ManaBlog4All Online Course , Online Earnings

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Aug 12, 2020

How to create Google Virtual Visiting Card

ManaBlog4All Google , People Card

On Tuesday 11th August 2020, Google announced 'People Cards', which will allow users to build an online presence and discover others on Search.

The new Search feature in India enables influencers, entrepreneurs, freelancers or anyone else who wants to be easily discovered online create a virtual visiting card in what appears to be the company’s latest attempt to add more

How to create your People Card on Google Search

To create a People Card, users will first need to sign in to their Google Account, search for their name on Google Search
Tap on the "add me to Search" option that appears on the page
Upload an image of yourself from your Google account, add a description and links to social profiles or websites. You can even include your phone number or email address if you want it on your virtual visiting card
Tap on the "save" option and that's it

Google said that for every new card, the user must authenticate the account with a unique mobile number. He/she will have complete control of the information to be included on the card and can opt-out of the experience anytime, which will stop their details from appearing in Search.

To make sure people find reliable and helpful information, the tech giant has put together several protections and controls. It has also added safeguard mechanisms to protect against offensive content.

There is a feedback button with the help of which users can identify and report low-quality information or a card that they believe was created by an impersonator.

For people looking to find someone on Search with their name, the card will be available. There will be a module with the name, profession and location which users can tap to see their card.

For people who share the same name, the Search will show multiple modules. The unique information will help users distinguish between different individuals to find accurate information.

Jul 26, 2020

ECO Friendly Celebration with Clean Ganpati - Green Ganpati

ManaBlog4All Clay Idols , Festivals

To ensuring the safety of our families and fellow countrymen, we are choosing to do a special eco-friendly celebration with Clean Ganpati, Green Ganpati in a bid to save the already polluted water bodies from the hazardous impact of idol immersion.

This year celebrate Ganesh Utsav with unique and green idols that dissolve in water without polluting it with toxins. Get an eco-friendly idol made from cow dung, clay and recycled paper with a seed inside and watch it grow after the Visarjan (immersion).

Happiness is Lord Ganesha turning into a plant to bless you and your home forever!

Jul 24, 2020

Apple iOS 14 Features

ManaBlog4All Apple , iOS

iOS 14 brings a fresh look to the things you do most often, making them easier than ever. New features help you get what you need at the moment. And the apps you use all the time become even more intelligent, more personal and more private.

Widgets on the Home Screen: Widgets have been totally redesigned to give you more information at a glance — and now you can add them to your Home Screen. Choose from different sizes and arrange however you like.
You can also add a Smart Stack of widgets intelligently curated based on the apps you use most, and the right widget will show up automatically at the right time in your day.
App Library: The new App Library automatically organises all of your apps into one simple, easy‑to‑navigate view. Apps are sorted by category and your most-used apps are always just one tap away.
Compact Calls: Calls from your iPhone, FaceTime and thrid-party apps display in an all-new compact design that doesn't take up the full screen
Picture in Picture: Now you can keep watching videos or continue your FaceTime call while you use another app.
Messages: Keeping in touch has never been more essential. So iOS 14 gives you new ways to stay connected to the conversations that matter most, keep track of group conversations and express yourself however you like.

Pinned conversations: Pinup to nine of your most important conversations to the top of your conversation list, so you can easily get to them.
Group photos: Give your group conversation a visual identity by adding a photo or Memoji, or choose an emoji.
Mentions: Type a name to direct a message to someone. When you are mentioned, your name is highlighted. You can even customise an active group so you only receive notifications when you are mentioned.
Inline replies: Now you can reply directly to a specific message in a group conversation. You can view replies in the full conversation or as their own thread for a more focused view.

New Memoji styles and stickers: Along with new-age options and face coverings, choose from over 20 new hair and headwear styles to reflect your hobby, profession and personality.
Maps: Maps are the best way to navigate and explore the world, all while protecting your privacy. With Maps in iOS 14, it’s easier than ever to discover new places to go and environmentally friendly ways to get there.

Cycling directions: You can now use Maps to get cycling directions using cycle lanes, paths and roads.1 You can also see elevation, busy streets, stairs and steep passages when planning your trip.
Guides: Apple Maps editors have worked with trusted brands and partners to offer Guides for great places around the world to eat, shop and explore.3 You can save Guides, and they automatically update when new places are added, so you always have the latest recommendations.

Translate: Conversations across languages should feel natural and easy, and should have the ability to remain private. Introducing the all-new Translate app, designed for conversations across 11 different languages.

Conversation mode: With Translate, conversations are easy by design. Just turn your phone to landscape and tap the single microphone button to say something.
On‑device mode: Enable a fully offline experience for Translate. Use all the app features for downloaded languages and keep your translations private without needing to turn off your phone’s Internet connection.
Favourites: Save translations in the Favourites tab for easy access later. You can also view your recent history and save phrases you just translated.
Attention mode: Enlarge translated text in landscape view, making it easier to read and more effective at getting someone’s attention.

Siri: Siri is a vital way to get information and get things done. And thanks to a new compact design, you can take advantage of everything Siri can do without losing your context.

Compact design: Siri has a completely new look that lets you quickly get information or get things done while still focusing on what you’re doing.
Web answers: Siri can now help you find answers to a broader set of questions by using information from across the web.
Send audio messages: When you want to be more expressive in your messages, you can now easily send audio messages with Siri.

Home: The Home app helps you manage your smart home more intelligently — and most importantly, more securely. And now it’s even easier to take advantage of the broad selection of HomeKit accessories.

Suggested automation: When you add a new HomeKit accessory, the Home app suggests useful automation so you can put it right to work.
Home status: A new visual status in the Home app prioritises the accessories that most need your attention and allows you to easily control them.
Activity Zones: Define Activity Zones that focus on the most important areas of what your camera sees, so you can be alerted only when there’s motion in the zone you set.
Face Recognition: Video cameras and doorbells can now identify people you’ve tagged in the Photos app.5 Easily tag people, and choose to be notified based on the person.

IPL 2020 to begin on September 19

ManaBlog4All Cricket , IPL

The 2020 edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) to be held in the UAE will begin on September 19, with the final to be played on November 8.

Jul 14, 2020

8 of the Biggest Fortunes Ever Lost

ManaBlog4All Bloomberg Billionaire , News

Jun 27, 2020

32 Forms of Shree Lord Ganesha

ManaBlog4All Devotional , Lord Ganesha

Thirty-two forms of Ganesha are mentioned frequently in devotional literature related to the Hindu god Ganesha (Ganapati).

The first sixteen of the forms of Gaṇapati shown [in the Sritattvanidhi] are more popularly worshipped under the name shodasa-gaṇapati. Among them, the thirteenth, viz. Mahaganapati, is especially widely worshipped.

	Bala Ganapati Bala Ganapati is "the Childlike" God of golden hue. In His hands He holds a banana, mango, sugar cane and jackfruit, all representing the earth's abundance and fertility. His trunk garners His favorite sweet, the modaka.
	Taruna Ganapati Eight-armed, Taruna Ganapati, "the Youthful," holds a noose and goad, modaka, wood apple, rose apple, His broken tusk, a sprig of paddy and a sugar cane stalk. His brilliant red color reflects the blossoming of youth.
	Bhakti Ganapati Shining like the full moon during harvest season and garlanded with flowers, Bhakti Ganapati, dear to devotees, is indeed pleasant to look upon. He holds a banana, a mango, coconut and a bowl of sweet payasa pudding.
	Vira Ganapati The "Valiant Warrior," Vira Ganapati, assumes a commanding pose. His 16 arms bristle with weapons, symbols of mind powers: a goad, discus, bow, arrow, sword, shield, spear, mace, a battleaxe, a trident and more.
	Shakti Ganapati Four-armed and seated with one of His shaktis on His knee, Shakti Ganapati, "the Powerful," of orange-red hue, guards the householder. He holds a garland, noose and goad, and bestows blessings with the abhaya mudra.
	Dvija Ganapati Four-headed Dvija Ganapati, "the Twice-born," is moon-like in color. Holding a noose, a goad, an ola leaf scripture, a staff, water vessel and a his japa beads, He reminds one and all of the urgency for disciplined striving.
	Siddhi Ganapati Golden-yellow Siddhi Ganapati, "the Accomplished," is the epitome of achievement and self-mastery. He sits comfortably holding a bouquet of flowers, an axe, mango, sugar cane and, in His trunk, a tasty sesame sweet.
	Ucchhishta Ganapati Ucchhishta Ganapati is "Lord of Blessed Offerings" and guardian of culture. Of blue complexion and six-armed, He sits with His Shakti, holding a vina, pomegranate, blue lotus flower, japa mala and a sprig of fresh paddy.
	Vighna Ganapati Vighna Ganapati, "Lord of Obstacles," is of brilliant gold hue and bedecked in jewels. His eight arms hold a noose and goad, tusk and modaka, conch and discus, a bouquet of flowers, sugar cane, flower arrow and an axe.
	Kshipra Ganapati Handsome, red-hued Kshipra Ganapati, "Quick-acting" giver of boons, displays His broken tusk, a noose, goad and a sprig of the kalpavriksha (wish-fulfilling) tree. In His uplifted trunk He holds a tiny pot of precious jewels.
	Heramba Ganapati Five-faced, white in color, Heramba Ganapati, "Protector of the Weak," rides a big lion. He extends the gestures of protection and blessing while holding a noose, japa beads, axe, hammer, tusk, garland, fruit and modaka.
	Lakshmi Ganapati Lakshmi Ganapati, pure white giver of success, sits flanked by Wisdom and Achievement. Gesturing varada mudra, He holds a green parrot, a pomegranate, sword, goad, noose, sprig of kalpavriksha and a water vessel.
	Maha Ganapati Accompanied by one of His shaktis, "the Great," Maha Ganapati, is red-complexioned and three-eyed. He holds His tusk, a pomegranate, blue lily, sugar-cane bow, discus, noose, lotus, paddy sprig, mace and a pot of gems.
	Vijaya Ganapati Four-armed, of red hue and riding His resourceful mushika, Vijaya Ganapati is "the Victorious" bestower of success. His insignia are the broken tusk, elephant goad, a noose and a lucious golden mango, His favorite fruit.
	Nritya Ganapati The happy "Dancer," Nritya Ganapati, is four-armed and golden, with rings on His fingers, holding a tusk, goad, noose and modaka sweet. He prances under the kalpavriksha tree, epitomizing exuberant activity and joy.
	Urdhva Ganapati Seated with one of His shaktis on His left knee, Urdhva Ganapati is "the Elevated" Lord of golden hue. In His six hands He holds a sprig of paddy, a lotus, the sugar cane bow, an arrow, His ivory tusk and a blue water lily.
	Ekakshara Ganapati Ekakshara, of "Single-Syllable" (gam), is three-eyed, of red complexion and attire. Crescent moon on His crown, He sits in lotus pose upon Mushika, offers the boon-giving gesture and holds a pomegranate, noose and goad.
	Varada Ganapati Varada Ganapati, "the Boon-Giver with prominent third eye of wisdom, holds a dish of honey, the noose and goad and encloses a pot of jewels in His trunk. His shakti is at His side, and the crescent moon adorns His crown.
	Tryakshara Ganapati Tryakshara Ganapati, "the Lord of Three Letters" (A-U-M), is gold in color and has fly whisks in His big floppy ears. He carries the broken tusk, goad, noose and mango and is often seen grasping a sweet modaka in His trunk.
	Kshipra Prasada Ganapati Kshipra Prasada Ganapati, "the Quick Rewarder," presides from a kusha-grass throne. His big belly symbolizes the manifest universe. He holds a noose, goad, tusk, lotus, pomegranate and a twig of the wish-fulfilling tree.
	Haridra Ganapati Haridra Ganapati, the golden one dressed in bright yellow vestments, sits calmly on a posh, regal throne. Along with His tusk and a modaka, He wields a noose to hold devotees close and a sharp goad to spur them onward.
	Ekadanta Ganapati Ekadanta, of "Single Tusk," is distinguished by His blue color and sizeable belly. The attributes of this murti are an axe for cutting the bonds of ignorance, prayer beads for japa, a laddu sweet and the broken right tusk.
	Srishti Ganapati Riding on His docile and friendly mouse, Srishti Ganapati is the lord of happy "Manifestation." This active God, of red complexion, holds His noose a goad, a perfect mango, and His tusk, representing selfless sacrifice.
	Uddanda Ganapati Uddanda Ganapati is the bold "Enforcer of Dharma," the laws of being. His ten hands hold a pot of gems, a blue lily, sugar cane, a mace, lotus flower, sprig of paddy, a pomegranate, noose, garland and His broken tusk.
	Rinamochana Ganapati Rinamochana Ganapati is humanity's liberator from guilt and bondage. His figure of alabaster skin is apparelled in red silks. He bears a noose and a goad, His milk-white tusk and a favorite fruit, the rose apple.
	Dhundhi Ganapati Red-hued Dhundhi Ganapati, "the Sought After," holds a strand of rudraksha beads, His broken tusk, an axe and a small pot of precious gems thought to represent the treasury of awakenings He saves for all ardent devotees.
	Dvimukha Ganapati Dvimukha Ganapati, called Janus by the Romans, with two divergent faces, sees in all directions. His blue-green form is dressed in red silk. He wears a bejeweled crown and holds a noose, goad, His tusk and a pot of gems.
	Trimukha Ganapati Trimukha Ganapati, the contemplative "three-faced" Lord of red hue, sits on a golden lotus, telling His beads, holding a noose, goad and vessel of nectar. He gestures protection with a right hand and blessings with a left.
	Sinha Ganapati Sinha Ganapati, white in color, rides a lion and displays another lion in one hand, symbolizing strength and fearlessness. He also holds a kalpavriksha sprig, the vina, a lotus blossom, flower bouquet and a pot of jewels.
	Yoga Ganapati Yoga Ganapati is absorbed in mantra japa, His knees strapped in meditative pose, hands holding a yoga staff, sugar cane stalk, a noose and prayer beads. His color is like the morning sun. Blue garments adorn His form.
	Durga Ganapati Durga Ganapati, the "Invincible," waves the flag of victory over darkness. This splendid murti is of deep gold hue, dressed in red, holding a bow and arrow, noose and goad, prayer beads, broken tusk and a rose apple.
	Sankatahara Ganapati Sankatahara Ganapati, "the Dispeller of Sorrow," is of sunlike hue, dressed in blue, and seated on a red lotus flower. He holds a bowl of pudding, a goad and a noose while gesturing the boon-granting varada mudra.