Hot jobs in IT sector for Bengal engineering graduates

IT sector provides many many hot jobs in India and overseas. Large number of engineering colleges all over India bring out thousands of engineering graduates in IT sector. West Bengal is not an exception. However, there are lack of jobs in the state. Politics in West Bengal has ruined probabilities of investment. This stopped process of industrialization in Kolkata and banks of the river Hoogly. 

Bengali youths are deprived of employment and unable to earn their livelihood. Information technology has been providing millions of well paid jobs all over India. Bengal is an exception. No major IT Company is willing to move to Bengal. 

Jaipur, capital of Rajasthan is one of the fastest growing IT hub. Bangalore, Pune and Hyderabad have already developed and manpower requirement is saturated. There are plenty of jobs in Jaipur because of growing IT Companies. 

Vardhaman Infotech, a leading IT company in Jaipur is growing at very fast pace. Moreover, the proprietor family is originated from Murshidabad and Kolkata, West Bengal. It will be a great opportunity from Bengali youth to get jobs in Vardhaman Infotech.

The IT Company in Jaipur have developed world's first KALQ keyboard app for Android smart phones. It has created international repute for the Company.  Vardhaman Infotech have bagged large numbers of orders from their multinational clients for developing iPhone and Android applications. The IT Company also develop websites in various languages using several platforms for Indian and overseas clients. All these require designers, developers and other IT workers. 

 Vardhaman Infotech need web designers, PHP, Android and iPhone developers in large numbers to keep pace with growing demands.

If you are an engineering graduate, skilled and experienced in above mentioned fields and not finding your dream job in Kolkata or elsewhere in West Bengal you can try your luck in Jaipur IT Company. 

Contact:
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Rene Brus, Netherlands researching on Vanaspati diamond

Rene Brus, gold smith from Netherlands has been researching on Crown art. He met me today to discuss some topics. He is searching history of a Vanaspati diamond reportedly from the Tagore family of Kolkata, West Bengal. The large sized rare Vanaspati diamond was in the crown of the diety in family temple of Tagore family. Later on the diamond was sold to some unknown. However, it is an unknown fact that where the diamond is.

There is an interesting corelation of the said diamond with my family. It is a historical fact that my ancestor Rai Badridas Bahadoor Mookim, Court Jewelers to H. E. the Viceroy and Governor General of British India displayed a large sized Vanaspati diamond in an exhibition in Delhi, 1893 organized to honor the visit of British Emperor. Rene Brus is searching a corelation between these two events. He met me to know about the fact.

He also added that there was another description of Vanaspati diamond thatwas in possesion of Baroda Maharaja. Rai Badridas Bahadoor Mookim, Kolkata had close connection both with Tagore family and Baroda Maharaja. Sayajirao Gayakwad, Maharaja of Baroda organized an All India Jain Conference (1906-07) referred as Sayaji conference. Maharaja Gayakwad nominated  Rai Badridas Bahadoor Mookim as secretary of that conference.

Maharshi Devendra Nath Tagore of famous Tagore family faced severe financial problem in 1870s and 80s. My father late Dhirendrapat Kothari (1926-1979) told me a story which described that the Tagore family had to sell all their Jewelery to pay debt. It is possible that they sold the rare Vanaspati diamond to the Mookim family in around 1880s. The same was exhibited in Delhi in 1893. It is also possible that the same was sold to Gayakwad Royal family of Baroda.

I have tried to establish a corelation among all these three. However, this is based on assumptions and probabilities.  I believe that reserachers will find more facts to establish the truth.

Thanks,
Jyoti Kothari (Jyoti Kothari, Proprietor, Vardhaman Gems, Jaipur represents Centuries Old Tradition of Excellence in Gems and Jewelry. He is adviser, Vardhaman Infotech, a leading IT company in Jaipur. He is also ISO 9000 professional)

Tour and Travel articles for Tourists visiting India

  Tourists traveling India want to know about the places he or she wishes to visit. I have written several articles about famous tourist places in Jaipur, Rajasthan, Gujrat, Kolkata, Murshidabad, West Bengal etc. I have also added few interesting photo galleries.


I have linked few of these articles about tourist places that may help travelers while planning their tours. Please visit these travel articles. You can feel free to comment and feedback on these articles.

Travel Gujrat: Shrimad Rajchandra Ashram Agas, A spiritual place

Travel Gujrat: Palitana Jain temples and pilgrimage center

Travel Kolkata: Parasnath Jain Temple (Glass temple)

Travel Kolkata: Parasnath Jain temple (glass temple) part 2

Travel Kolkata: Jain Dadabadi and Guru Charan

Travel Bengal: Jain Temples in historic Murshidabad

Photo gallery: Wild life in Jaipur

Photo Gallery: Uncommon Indian dresses (Male dress) in Jaipur

Photo Gallery: Love Birds in Jaipur

Photo gallery: Uncommon photographs (Pictures) of Jaipur

 Beautiful Place: Discover it

Travel Jaipur: Tourist place: Historic twin temples in Sanganer

Travel Jaipur: Historic Jain temple in Amber

Travel Rajasthan : Hawa mahal, The icon of Jaipur

Travel Rajasthan: Malpura Dadabadi, Dadaguru Jin Kushal Suri

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Rajasthan, India
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Travel Kolkata, West Bengal, India

Kolkata is a tourist place and capital of West Bengal. It was capital of British India till the beginning of twentieth century.It is referred as "City of Joy" and "City of Palaces". The city was previously called Calcutta. Until recent past Kolkata was the biggest city in India.

There are several tourist spots and places in Kolkata. The most famous tourist places are Victoria memorial, Parasnath temple, Howrah bridge, Dakshineshwar, Kalighat, Belur Math, Indian museum, Birla technology museum, Birla planetarium etc.

There are several Railway stations in Kolkata. Main stations are Sealdah and Howrah. There are domestic and international airports in Dumdum.

Historic Murshidabad and hill station darjeeling are near by tourist places.

Vardhaman Infotech 
A leading IT company in Jaipur,
Rajasthan, India
E-mail: info@vardhamaninfotech.com

Sohanlal Parsan passed away

Sri Sohanlal Ji Parsan, an eminent personality of Johari Sath had breathed his last. He was eighty years old. He was a religious minded person belonging to famous Parsan family of Kolkata.

Sri Parsan was devoted to society and religion and served in many social and religious organizations. He served Pawapuri Teerth as Secretary of the trust board for very long time. Jain community is endebted o him for his valuable services rendered to Pawapuri.

I pay homage to him and pray for his peaceful living in his heavenly abode.

Jyoti Kothari
(Jyoti Kothari, Proprietor, Vardhaman Gems, Jaipur represents Centuries Old Tradition of Excellence in Gems and Jewelry. He is also ISO 9000 professional)

Yatri Sangh to Rajasthan

December 29, 2010

 Sri Kantilal Mookim, ex secretary, Tulapatti Jain temple, Kolkata took a Yatri Sangh to pilgrimage centers of Rajasthan. Sri Kantilal Mookim is a prominent member of Johari sath. He is on Yatra on the eve of his 50th marriage anniversary. The Yatri Sangh reached Jaipur via train, and halted overnight. They had started from Jaipur to Malpura and stayed there for a day. Sri Jain Shwetambar Khartar Gachchh Sangh felicited them in Malpura Dadabadi.

The Yatri Sangh leaved Malpura and visited several other Dadabadi including Ajmer and Bilada and other Jain pilgrimage centers such as Ranakpur, New Pawapuri, Mount Abu, Jaisalmer. They are staying at Brahmasar Dadabadi tonight and will start for Phalodi tomorrow. They will catch train from Jodhpur tomorrow to Kolkata.

Many prominent personalities of Johari Sath e.g. Sri Vimal Mehamwal, President, Tulapatti Jain temple, Kolkata; Sri Ashok Mukim, Sri Pradip Kothari etc are traveling with in the Sangh. Several other people joined the Sangh from Jaipur.

New Jain website

Jyoti Kothari
(Jyoti Kothari, Proprietor, Vardhaman Gems, Jaipur represents Centuries Old Tradition of Excellence in Gems and Jewelry. He is also ISO 9000 professional)

Launching Murshidabad Heritage Development Society

PP Rashtra Sant Acharya Padamsagar Suri Ji Maharaj will formally launch Murshidabad Heritage Development Society at 02:30 PM on 31/10/10 at Jain Dadabari, 29 Badridas Temple Street and PP Sadhvi Shri Shashi Prabha Shree  Ji will bestow her blessings.

People of Murshidabad believe that this will be proved as a big step towards development of Azimganj, Jiaganj and Murshidabad. Both West Bengal state and the Central Government of India will be involved in this projest.

With regards,
Jyoti Kothari 
(N.B. Jyoti Kothari is proprietor of Vardhaman Gems, Jaipur, representing Centuries Old Tradition of Excellence in Gems and Jewelry. He is a Non-resident Azimganjite.)

Jai Kumar Baid elected as President of Mahakaushal Murtipujak Jain Sangh

Sri Jai Kumar Ji Baid is elected as President of Mahakaushal Murtipujak Jain Sangh. Sri Jai Kumar Ji Baid belongs to a religious Murtipujak Jain  family of Raipur, Chhattisgarh. He had been trained for Jain religion in the Jain religious training camps in the 1960s. He volunteered himself as a trainer of the said Shivirs (Camps) later on.

He is in cloth business.

He devoted his time in teaching Jain religion and philosophy in Mahakaushal and other parts of India such as Kolkata and Jiaganj. I was a student of his Shivir at Jiaganj in 1980.

He had served Mahakaushal Murtipujak Jain Sanghseveral times as executive member and office bearer in the past.

As a tradition Mahakaushal Murtipujak Jain Sangh elect their President and the President himself chose a committee of 31 including Vice President, General Secretary, Joint secretary and a  treasurer. Two senior members are co opted as Patrons.

Jai Kumar Ji, in a telecon, told me that he is in process of selecting his committee and nominate the members soon. He has some new plans to take the Sangh ahead. He informed that he will endeavor to build low cost new Jain temples in the remote areas of Mahakaushal.

Remembering Jyoti Basu

 While listening news of  Jyoti Basu , me and my wife remembered an incident. I would like to bring it to all of you. You may find it interesting.

My son Darshan was small enough at that time, mere six months old. We were traveling back from Kolkata to Jaipur. It was some day in July 1993, just after a massive and aggressive campaign by Mamata Banerjee in Kolkata that took couple of lives in police firing.

Darshan started crying while entering into the compartment. He did not stop crying for very long time. An elderly lady, sitting near by our berths, asked me and my wife what happened to my son. We failed to  understand why was he crying. Hence, we could not reply.

She told me to hand over Darshan to her and surprisingly he stopped crying in her lap. She had shown Grand motherly affection to him. I wanted to know who she was and two other ladies assisting her told us that she was Srimati Kanak Mukherjee, MP, Rajyasabha and wife of Prof. Saroj Mukherjee, Chairman. CPI(M). I knew prof. Saroj Mukherjee. Kanak Di was also accompanied by another Loksabha MP Badal Di from Nadia.

We had almost a full day with them until we got down. When Kanak di came to know my name she exclaimed, " Oh! so you are Jyoti babu !" I had come out with a quick reply, " Yes, and my wife is Mamta". I added that we are living peacefully together and not quarreling like Jyoti Basu and Mamata Banerjee in West Bengal. The conversation created lot of humor.

Thanks,
Jyoti Kothari

(Jyoti Kothari, Proprietor, Vardhaman Gems, Jaipur represents Centuries Old Tradition of Excellence in Gems and Jewelry. He is also ISO 9000 professional)

My photos selected in Google earth

Some of my photos are selected for Google Earth and Google Maps. You can view those clicking here. These photos are from Azimganj, Jaipur and Kolkata. Photos are posted with the name of Vardhaman Gems.
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Thanks,
Jyoti Kothari

(Jyoti Kothari, Proprietor, Vardhaman Gems, Jaipur represents Centuries Old Tradition of Excellence in Gems and Jewelry. He is also ISO 9000 professional)

Jain Temples in India

Shrimad Rajchandra Ashram Agas: A spiritual place: Photo gallery

Spiritual place Agas Ashram is established to observe teachings of Shrimad Rajchandra. He was an enlightened person contemporary to Swami Vivekanand. He was spiritual Guru of Mahatma Gandhi.
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Photo Gallery: Parasnath: Glass Temple in Kolkata

Shree Sheetalnath Swami,The Tenth Teerthankara. The Parasnath Temple Wanna visit Kolkata, Capital of West Bengal, India? A must visit is Parashnath Jain temple built by Rai Badridas Bahadoor Mookim. Rai...
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Photo Gallery: Jain Temples in Murshidabad

Tirthankar Parswanath in White marble. 24 Tirthankaras. Six in each side. Murshidabad is a historical district in West Bengal province in India. Nawab Mursheed coolie Khan established the city of Murshidabad...
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Photo Gallery: Kolkata Jain Dadabadi

Magnificent front view of Kolkata Jain Dadabadi Beautiful back view of Kolkata Jain Dadabadi Kolkata is now the capital of West Bengal and the second biggest city (After Mumbai) in India. It was the Capital...
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Palitana: Jain pilgrimage center: Photo gallery

Jain sacred symbol Hrimkara with 24 Tirthankaras Rshabhadeva in Palitana Jain sacred symbol Omkara with Pancha Parameshthi Sri Adinath Rshabh Deva, Mulanayak, Agam mandir, Palitana Talheti Tirthankar...
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Guidebaba: A quality Hubber from Kolkata

Guidebaba is a professional  engineer and a professional Blogger having work experience of over 8 years in the electronics industry, He has gained great experience and in depth knowledge of electronics mainly manufacturing.

Most of his articles here are on electronics where he shares his Expertise and Experience. He has tried his best to present reliable information in all his articles so that you can trust and gain.
He has 298 hubs and 696 fans as on October 21, 2009. Read more:
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Some of his quality hubs:

Surface Mount Technology (SMT)

HOW TO WRITE THE BEST / PERFECT RESUME / CV ( Best Resume Format )

Top 10 Companies to Work for in the United States of America

Thanks, 
Jyoti Kothari

Jyoti Kothari is an author and hubber who writes about Gems and Jewelry, India, Economy, Finance, Management, Skills, Job, Employment, Food, Environment, Jainism and on many other topics.
He is proprietor, Vardhaman Gems, Jaipur, representing centuries old tradition of Excellence in Gems and Jewelry.

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My Paryushan

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Jyoti Kothari will be delivering Paryushan Pravachana at Jineshwar Suri Bhawan, Kolkata from 17 to 24 August 2009.

Paryushana starts on 17 and Samvatsari is on 24 August 2009.

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Mahavira Swami Jain Temple in Kolkata

Sri Mahavira Swami
Mulanayaka

Sri Mahavira Swami Jain temple was established in 1868, just after one year of erection of famous Parasnath Glass temple in a near vicinity. Sukhlal Johari of Johari Sath community established this beautiful temple with huge court yard at 27, Badridas Temple street, Kolkata. The temple is situated beside Dadabadi. The temple is mainly built with ceramic tyles in British style. A large sized bell is placed in the temple depicting Portuguese style.

There are three "Gambhara"s in the temple. Mahavira Swami is the main diety in Mulagambhara. Six more idols of Jain Tirthankara are also well placed there. Tirthankar Adinath or Rshabhadev is the Mulanayaka of the Gambhara situated at right side of the Mulagambhara. Gautam Swami and Parshwa Padmavati idols are also erected there with some other Tirthankar idols. A recently built Gambhara (Left side) is dedicated to Dadaguru Deva.
Smt. Putul Kothari W/o Samarendrapat Kothari (Great grand daughter of Sukhlal Johari) and her sons Birendra Kothari, Pradip Kothari, Rajkumar Kothari and Rajesh Kothari are managing the temple.

Shaharwali and Johari Sath
Photo Gallery: Kolkata Jain Dadabadi
Chandaprabhu Temple
Mahavir Swami Temple
Rai Badridas Bahadur Mukim


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Rai Badridas Bahadoor Mookim

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Badridas (Born 1832), son of Kalkadas Sindhar, a young Jeweler was migrated from Lucknow to Kolkata along with her mother Khushal Devi at around 1850. Badridas was a tallented, skilled, creative and hard working Jeweler. He established his Gems and Jewelry business in Kolkata and soon fortune bestowed upon him.

He established his own business house and title of Rai Bahadoor conferred upon him. He named his firm Rai Badridas Bahadoor and sons. He was appointed as Court Jewellers to the Viceroy and Governor General of British India and title of Mookim was conferred upon him. He built a beautiful Kothi at Harrison Road and started residing there. His kothi of Harrison road was featured in "Glimpses of Bengal" published in 1905.

Once he purchased a plot near Dadabadi in Maniktalla region and wanted to build a farm house there. Inspired by his mother he gave up the idea of building farm house and built a temple there. He himself designed the temple and and build it in the best possible way (1867). This is now famous as Parasnath Temple. Sri Shitalnath, 10th Jain Tirthankar is the main diety in the temple. He also built Parasnath Toonk on the highest peak of Parasnath hills and Adinath temple in Purimatal (Allahabad).

Rai Badridas was instrumental to bring many other Shrimal Jain Jewelers to Kolkata. Johari Sath community came into existence mainly because of him.

He was the founder President of Bengal National Chamber of Commerce, the first ever National Chamber of Commerce in India. He also founded Dharam Kanta and Panjrapole society in Kolkata.

He left the earth in 1917 leaving his two sons Rai Kumar Singh and RajKumar Singh Mookim (Title of Court Jewelers also conferred upon them) behind him.

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Gems and Jewelry Articles
Rai Badridas Bahadoor Mookim (Details)
Shaharwali and Johari Sath part 1
Marital relations between Shaharwali and Johari Sath
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My Paryushan 2009 at Kolkata

Jyoti Kothari will be volunteering for Paryushana Pravachana this year to Kolkata at Jineshwar Suri Bhavan, Ramesh Mitra lane, Bhawanipur from 17 August.

Samvatsari Pratikramana will be on 24th August.

He will be there from 17 to 24 August 2009.

Paryushan Pravachan: Jyoti Kothari

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Parshwa Padmawati Mahapujan at Mahavira Swami Temple, Kolkata

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Parashnath Temple in Kolkata

Parashnath Temple is a beautiful temple made of glass. The temple is in the tourist map of Kolkata, India. Rai Badridas Bahadoor Mookim built this temple in 1867.

Visit this link for more info.
Parashnath Temple

Paryushanas of Jyoti Kothari

Jyoti Kothari has been volunteering himself for Paryushana program since last 25 years. He started doing this from Gangapur city in Rajasthan 1984. Since then he had been in many places in India and abroad for the purpose. Normally he goes to a place where there is no Chaturmasa of Sadhu-Sadhvis. He will be in Kolkata for Paryushana this year 2009.
His Paryushanas:
Gangapur city in Rajasthan
Durg in Chhattisgarh
Hyderabad in Andhra Pradesh
Gwallior in Madhya Pradesh (Twice)
Indore in Madhya pradesh (Twice)
Chandrapur in Maharashtra
Malegaon in Maharashtra
Delhi, the capital of India
Patna in Bihar
Jaipur in Rajasthan
Ajmer in Rajasthan
Bharatpur in Rajasthan
Vyabar in Rajasthan
Lucknow in Uttar Prades
Bangkok in Thailand (Twice)
Tokyo in Japan

Murshidabad, The place of Nawabs

The historical city of Murshidabad was founded by Nawab Mursheedcoolie Khan, the Subedar of Bengal. He founded it as his capital of Bengal in the period of Mogul Emperor Aurangzeb.

His friend Jagat Seth Manikchand accompanied him right from Delhi through Patna to Murshidabad. Jagat Seth started living in his Kothi in Nashipur near Murshidabad where he built a Parshvanath Jain temple. The temple was built in Kasauti (Gold taster) stone.

Nawab Mursheedcoolie Khan was followed by Nawab Alibardi Khan, Suzauddoula Khan and Sirazuddoula. Nawab Sirazuddoula was the last independent Nawab Of Murshidabad who was lost to Lord Clive in the battle of Plassey in 1757.


Murshidabad is a historical city. Hazarduari palace, Jahankosha and Bachchawali canon, Imamwada and tombs of Nawabs are the places worth to visit.

The place (200 KM from Kolkata) is wel connected by train and bus route.