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I find that writing Knols ("units of knowledge") more practical at the moment. Blogs are more for people who follow them. New readers are disinclined to go back to the beginning. So you might consider this:
my next installment, and follow links from there ("also wrote").
To preserve the old version I am moving the revision or second draft process of this blog to a new blog, which you'll find here:
No inserted pictures this time, I think.
I don't promise this revising will happen quickly, or even at all. I'm just feeling my way forward, doing what I like to do whether or not anyone likes to do it with me.
How evolved is life on Earth? This is a question regarding the depth of evolution, and it must be fairly obvious to anyone who asks the question earnestly that an evolved awareness is aware of the exact depth of life's evolution. The awareness is evolved enough that it is perfectly aware of how evolved life is. There is no divergence where life is evolved to a degree while the awareness is evolved to a lesser degree.
But man has contracted an aspect of mind (which is of awareness) called "conscious", and this distinguishes itself by not being aware of how evolved life on Earth is, and as it predominates it drives our original awareness, that which is aware of the depth to which all life on Earth has evolved, into "subconscious", which is where the original mind acts upon its awareness (instinct) without conscious approval or recognition.
Everything that conscious relies upon must be termed "illusion", because it is not deep enough to be real. For example, if a man makes a pleasant face we say he is happy. This is not true. This is a man who wants to make us believe he is happy from some concealed motive. That he is happy is illusion, and he consciously creates this illusion, which means he is preying on the shallowness of our conscious.
To evolve means to add depth to social reality, and yet man has done the exact opposite when he created his own conscious. The world changed at the hands of man, and man climbed aboard this change and looked back at the unchanged world and decided it lacks depth, which it does not in a realistic perspective. Rather it is the change man has wrought that lacks depth. To call man's efforts deep is mere salesmanship.
Creativity, then, is when we do something that has new depth, a depth man can not expect of man or of himself. This depth can not come from the conscious. It only happens when the original mind has been completed, which is when everything man has delegated to conscious is deepened until it is no longer divided from the original depth of the mind.
Why are things in the conscious? Because they are not as deep as reality, not as deep as the mind. The mind is deep and rejects what is not deep enough to be real, and if we resist this rejection we must find another way to keep this shallow input: conscious. So finding the real depth of these things will deliver them from the conscious, which will release the subconscious from its tether as a tame or domesticated mind.
The ultimate farce of education is when it produces psychologists. A psychologist by education's measure is at best a normal person. This means he has been elevated from a normal person who needs therapy to a normal person who can't admit that normal people are perpetually self-diminishing, always senile compared with their younger days. He vindicates authority, like some Pope of Normalcy.
Two kinds of people exist in normal society: those who have suffered severe damage due to experience, and those who have little or no experience; old and young. Authority is a vice indulged in by those who are damaged, as they inflict the damage on new generations.
Authority is an insistence that becoming damaged is wisdom; that the adults damaged themselves intentionally. There is no authority of being rational, because being rational will not spread by insisting, or by demanding respect, cooperation, obedience, friendliness, etc. There are no rational second fiddles. Humanity under present circumstances is something each one must become equally expert at, and which each undamaged person can readily achieve because his humanity is intact, lacking only the latest chapter or upgrade.
The reader of this blog may discover something by looking only at the current entries, but this blog is intended to be a course of study beginning in June '08, and may seem obscure or even mythical taken out of order. You go to previous months by clicking the left arrow under the current month's calender on the right. If you are looking for my political comments the link is in the list below that. If you are a regular reader you can search for rev. to see what I have changed (revised) since you read it.
Human life develops in confusion. Confusion makes a conscious, a separate and isolated place in the mind, where the confusion seems clarity. This resemblance to clarity is so convincing that if we try to make something clear we are trying to give this conscious a complete grasp of it.
At some point, usually around the time when we are trying to gain some sexual experience, thought introduces itself into the conscious, eliminating for a lifetime all resemblance to the mental or perceptual workings of other species and of children. We become an oddity, with our waking hours being neither waking nor sleeping, but with no way to know what waking is to those who have it to be.
When we are thinking we are trying to make certain that what we know about ourselves does not become known to anyone else. We are aware that if anyone else comes to know what we know about ourselves we would no longer be respected. We would be ostracized, shunned.
We think in order to represent ourselves as someone others do not reject, fully knowing that if they knew what we know of ourselves we would be rejected. This in itself precludes relationships. We can not think of or imagine having relationships, because the foundation of relationship is to have complete awareness of each other. We resign ourselves to something else from our encounters, the way people are resigned to cows for their milk. We become exploiters.
If we are shut up in a box, for what they call "sensory deprivation", it is at first stimulating; helpful in a way. When we come out we tend to see things more clearly. But if we are trapped in the box for a long time the opposite happens. When we finally get out we are not interested in the world. Being away too long has destroyed perception. And this is where thinking leads. This is exploitation: a blindness to life's true worth.
We have a past. If you are drowning you still long for air. Air is the past. But if you are guilty, if you know what no one must know about yourself, you do not long for innocence. The innocence has actually vanished from your ken, like someone who would not breathe once he surfaced. You see a world without innocence (without the innocence that is actually there), which is a world that does not invite attention to the perpetual present (as the real world, where innocence exists, does).
It is confusion that gives us the world of progress as it has been throughout history and is today. This progress gives us plenty to gain so we have no need for relationships, no need for the original and evolved wholeness of the mind and perception. Most people never realize they have lost something profound, because they have so much trivia to gain. Society is an environment for those who have lost sight of the beauty of innocence, and the beauty of innocent living. It is a morbid retreat from universal values.
Is it this private self-knowledge of a past that can not bear another's scrutiny which wakes up thought instead of perception each morning? What would it be like to find perception awake? Nothing you saw would mean what it means to society. A child would be a child, and not a student of human society. A breast would be a breast and not an opportunity. A cow would be a slave and slavery an abomination. And the stars would be an infinity and an eternity of profounder events past than ever happened or will happen on Earth, rather than astronomy.
Perception is not the senses, the sight and hearing and so on. These vary from species to species, while perception does not, because perception is what all the species together accomplish. But only in innocence, which is freedom from confusion, immersion in total clarity of others.
Deceptions create belief. No deception means no belief, a void of the experience of believing, a kind of virginity of the mind.
Belief is a surface effect. Once we have people believing something we have established a surface on which we can sow shallow things (knowledge) as a substitute for discovery or depth of learning. To learn deeply and quickly, then, we must remove this surface.
And it is hard to remove. This is not just patriotism or religious nonsense, but the deceptions imposed on us by each older person we met during childhood, and then our peers, and eventually even our juniors. Deceit is the intended product of thinking, which is ubiquitous.
Words embrace all. They embrace the shallow and the deep. We can all say "Love" and "God" and "Evolution" and so on. So when there is something deep in love, in God, or in evolution, we have two versions. Thus the student who has deep love will always be meeting the teacher who has shallow love, and the teacher will always belittle the student's love either directly or by insisting that they both have the same love.
Language mesmerizes, so that it becomes impossible to tell a person that he is not looking deeply, because he is in full possession of every deep word. From this perception we must derive what it means to be a serious teacher, a teacher who never resorts to gaining control of the students. Control is shallow; it is the recourse of the shallow mentality. I get paid to teach, which means I must get results, but I am shallow, which means I can only get a result if I control the student so he accepts shallowness as the desired result, a result that on the surface seems to be genuine although it never represent new insight, 'new insight' being the definition of education.
Intelligence wants to go deeply; it is equipped for it. Authority or control means forcing shallowness on those who are innately deep. Only by forcing them can they be made shallow. Once shallow they are prey for exploiters, and we have a politic of exploiters instead of public servants.
What is intelligence? It is when experience has not interfered with evolution. Experience is achieved in a way evolution actually resents (as it resents human habitats, the fount of experience), which is why it creates a separate mental compartment called conscious.
Consider virginity. Virginity is chaste. What is it waiting for? Intelligence! Ask experience when to make a child, or just when to have sex for the hell of it, and it has an answer, but intelligence has no answer, meaning it produces no child (given society as it is) and no sex.
(No child? If you need the government to make and maintain an incubator to hatch eggs, which do you do, make eggs, or wait until the incubator is fully functional? Look how stupid it actually is to make babies and then complain about the world not being fit for them. 'Rotten eggs preferred' is who governs, no matter what pretty phrases they campaign with, and if you want to change that you don't play into their hands.)
Experience becomes ones eyes, and through them one can not see this chastity or this intelligence. Show them a virgin and they are just waiting for a chance to change his or her status. There is profound beauty there, but through the eyes of experience one finds only a fresh new toy.
This undiscovered beauty is the depth a virgin's relationships can achieve. It is unfulfilled potential, like having lungs but being stuck on the bottom of the sea. Of course this is only sexual virginity. Experience has already robbed this person of a great deal of his or her potential, so sexual virginity is not the complete potential; it is only a great deal more potential than what will remain after sexual experience, which usually comes after the experienced peers, functioning as authority/control, have sufficiently berated the adolescent for having none ("peer pressure").
When we are deceived by someone's self-representation, where he represents himself as respectable be means of conscious self-control, something must become misplaced. In fact, anything that is true about the person and his relationships must become misplaced.
To illustrate, let's say we are watching a video of a person being himself, a video taken of him in private without his knowledge. But! Before we can view this video he catches us and imposes a photo of himself over the video so that all we see of the video is its edges. We strain and strain to make sense of these edges, but all we really are getting is his touched up portrait. One thing we do know, however, is that what we are seeing around the edges is misplaced in the context of the portrait. So what we want to see is where is the parallel of this video information when someone is putting on his usual act.
And the answer is: it's feelings. Let's say this is an angry person, but his portrait, his act, is saying that he is feeling quite at home and nonchalant. If we look at the act, then the anger is misplaced. And when there is misplaced anger present there is a conditioned inclination to assume it as ones own. As ones own it fails to produce a sense of the other's anger, even though the other's anger is actually present. As soon as we decide it is our own it becomes suitable to our own disposition, thus it fails to serve as disclosure.
Consider the zebra (from an earlier entry) who assumes the role of killer because it doesn't see or smell or hear the tiger in the reeds. It is not feeling a tiger's killing lust. It has subverted the information by taking credit for it. There is no such thing as a bloodthirsty zebra, so that subversion is quite dramatic.
Envy is a conditioned response to a contrived stimulus. Let's say you see someone with a costly boat out on a lake. The boat is a contrived stimulus. Man invented it. So instinct is not used to it's presence. This means we, as authority, can more or less dictate how it will be viewed. And since we want to make money on this invention we condition everyone born to say, "Wow! I wish I had one!", leaving those of us who can't afford one in an odd and uncomfortable place.
Nature equipped us with a way of always perceiving directly what is going on. So when we as people who can't have the costly boat see the person who has one we are not actually left having to try the boat to find out what happens when a person has one.
Let us say that a person has something that completes him. Why would the feeling then be bad or strange? Why wouldn't it be uplifting like seeing a species of bird with its wonderful unique wings? Is it possible to find a bad feeling accompanying something good? It is quite schizoid, this idea that in some cases we are delighted by someone who is complete, and in other cases we are broken up about it.
Here we have another example of the video hidden by the portrait, except here the video has been explained so that we are inclined to think it is a nice frame for the portrait. How lucky can a person be, when he owns things that people envy him? Portrait: happy owner. Frame: we envy him. That explains everything. Nothing seems misplaced.
Intelligence is social. So if we direct our affections to mere objects, like boats, we become senile. Envy as other is the discovery of the degree of senility the owner has incurred to date. If we want to keep the mind, which is the perception and the thrill of living, fresh, we have to indulge our instinctual urge to socialize broadly, with all the available species. Intelligence is the ability to cross social distances, which means we originally have an overwhelming urge to find other species, and to maintain a kinship with them (Human language is actually one of our most detrimental habits, so verbal thinking is anathema to our intelligence). The full spectrum of the social distances we are crossing is our whole intelligence, the one by which we conceptualize God and the cosmos as well as someone can at this point in evolution.
What goes on in ones head as an adult is something that added itself since childhood, suppressing the original mind. Even how we look back into the past is something added, something not of the child's mind.
These two things, the child's mind and the things added since childhood, represent two ways to move, two ways to have arrived where one is. And peace of mind is when we have arrived where we are by that way of the mind that existed only before something added itself to the child's mind.
Peace of mind is when we have arrived where we are by the child's mind. Look around you in nature: every creature you see there has arrived where you see it in this way. You once possessed this art.
"Is it the human social theory that man has evolved so much further than nature that he alone grows bored with mere more days of mere nature?"
There is a large difference between the intelligence required to care about oneself and that required to care about the world. When it is suggested to us that we must care unselfishly there is a powerful resistance of ignorance. Ignorance is very comfortable. Narrowness is easy to attain, easy to accept as it grows narrower each day. For me to care about me, and to care about my lifespan, is very narrow, hence very easy. To care about lives and times beyond my own is not easy. It requires an alertness to things most people seem to do quite well for themselves without.
If I measure myself by the common narrow standard of gains and rewards I find that I would do much more for myself if I cared less about others. But there is a fetish behind these measurements. What form would my excesses take? Some have eaten more. Some have driven more cars. Some have visited more tourist traps. Some have had more sexual partners, or more exotic ones. Etc.
The illusion of control is the illusion of being effectively deceptive. There is a whole human world confusing each of us since the moment we are born, and when we assume to be in charge of confusing others, this is the ultimate confusion. Others are in control of each person's confusion, and our effort to deceive them reflects how perfect their control is.
When we are confused about the value of the things man can grant us we have a comparison problem, a rivalry problem. Look at nature, how every day each creature is as enthusiastic about it's livelihood as the previous days. Why do they never get used to it? Isn't it true that each day is much like the previous one?
Is it the human social theory that man has evolved so much further than nature that he alone grows bored with mere more days of mere nature? Are we a species so gifted that we lust after our own accomplishments because these are higher than evolution's accomplishments? Look at the planet. What is happening all day long? Man is replacing nature's work with man's!
If this process is not due to man's transcendent evolution, but to his laziness, where it is so comfortable and easy to care about oneself, and so strenuous to recover the sense to love in the universal and original way, then what we have lost is what makes man's accomplishments seem so attractive. This is the ultimate confusion: to replace love with lust, because lust is easy to serve. We are born with love, and gradually man confuses us because he has what must be lusted after for sale.
When we say something is psychology we usually mean it is simple. If we add things like love, joy, universal agreement, the childhood mind, etc. someone wants to call it philosophy or metaphysics because psychology has to stay within the frame of selfishness. This is a conditioned predjudice, not a law of science. The law of science is completeness. No psychology is complete if it does not include what is lost.
Have produced the .exe for the study of things that result from centrifugal force. Click to download. If it were booby-trapped I don't think anything would happen until you opened it, so you can check it on your desktop. You navigate through the 90 plus images using your space bar and your back bar, the one with the left-arrow, upper right. The slide-show loops. Meaning doesn't stop when it's at the end.
There are still only 24 drawings/paintings in the other Discovery Moment file, but I'm working on it.


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Read the Best and Most Comprehensive Gaiam Yoga Sock Review
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Gaiam is a very popular and well known company that manufactures yoga equipment, accessories and clothing. They are, of course, focused on other types of physical activity as well, such as fitness or pilates, but their most important field is yoga. One of the most impressive things about this company is the fact that they have managed to remain relevant over the years and come up with innovative and unique products that were always well received by their customers all over the world. This Gaiam yoga sock review will give you all the necessary details about their best and most popular products in this category.
1. Gaiam Yoga Socks
Gaiam is said to make the best yoga socks and gloves on the market and this product is definitely an undeniable proof of that statement. You could actually read any Gaiam glove review available online and see how many amazing features these products have. Getting back to this particular product, what you need to know is the fact that the socks have a non slip surface which will allow you to get the perfect grip, regardless of the poses you are trying.
On top of that, they give you a full cover of the foot which is ideal especially for those of you who take yoga classes and are terrified of the idea of getting a foot fungus. Other than that, the socks are made out of high quality fabric that is breathable and machine washable.
2. Gaiam Toeless Yoga Socks
These are definitely some of the best Gaiam yoga socks available on the market at the moment. They definitely abide by the same high quality standards that the company has used its customers with and, as far as I could tell, the clients only have positive things to say about the product.
The toeless design actually allows you to perfectly stretch your toes as they naturally tend to do during yoga sessions. On top of that, these socks seem to be very comfortable and they also come with a non slip surface meant to help you achieve even the most complicated poses with confidence and ease.
3. Gaiam Grippy Toeless Yoga Socks
This is yet another amazing product manufactured by this company. The grippy toeless socks ensure that you get that perfect grip that all yogis need in order to perform at their highest level. What I like the most about this product is the fact that it is even ideal for traveling, as they make the yoga mat somewhat redundant.
When you go out of town you only need to pack this pair of socks and not worry about fitting the mat in your bags as well. On top of that, the fact that they don't cover the foot in its entirety is amazing as it prevents excessive sweating and enhances your comfort.
4. Gaiam Grippy Barre Socks
This product is a great option for people who don't feel like it is comfortable to constantly have something in between their toes. This type of Gaiam socks does not separate the toes but keeps them together just like regular socks do. However, as opposed to regular socks, these ones come with a non slip surface on the soles of the feet. This makes sure that you will never slip, regardless of the poses you are trying to achieve.
The socks are highly comfortable and very effective, not to mention the fact that they protect your feet from fungus and other bacteria.
5. Gaiam Kids Yoga Socks
One of the most amazing things about this company is the fact that they have made an effort to become and remain relevant for many categories of customers. This is exactly why they have come up with several products for kids. Any Gaiam kids yoga sock review is praising their effort and commends them for being so innovative.
These socks have an interesting design and come in very bright colors that are obviously appealing to the kids. The non slip surface is a must so the soles of the feet are covered with a rubber like material that prevents the feet from slipping.
The bottom line is that Gaiam is an exceptional company, at least when it comes to this type of products. The have made an effort to produce socks that can please even the most demanding customers. There is no Gaiam yoga sock review that has negative things to say about their products and that is because of the high quality and research that goes in making each and every product. So if you are looking for an amazing pair of yoga socks, Gaiam might be the best brand for you! When it comes to them, you can certainly count on two things: diversity and innovation!
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David Ross took on so many jobs and projects in "retirement" that the Cubs didn't really have a chance to get him as their new bench coach. Plus, Brandon Hyde has already done the job and is widely respected throughout the organization for his straight-shooting style.
That locked another piece of Joe Maddon's staff into place for 2018, when Hyde will shift back into the dugout from the first base coach's box and Ross will continue to be a special assistant in Theo Epstein's baseball operations department.
"I think he's going to get more involved in that role every year," general manager Jed Hoyer said Thursday on NBC Sports Chicago's Cubs Talk Podcast. "With David, he probably wanted a more relaxing first year away from baseball, and to get a chance to spend more time with his family. That just didn't happen, because he became too popular.
"It's his own fault, right? 'Dancing with the Stars' took a lot of his time – and TV stuff – so I think he's still very much in that transition period."
Hyde, a farm director during the early stages of the Wrigley Field rebuild, has been a bench coach for the Florida Marlins (2010-11) and during Rick Renteria's one-and-done season (2014) before Maddon became a prized free agent.
"Grandpa Rossy" is only 40 and just a year removed from his farewell tour with the World Series champs, which made him an in-demand personality for ESPN and as the author of a memoir that's in movie development.
As someone with 15 years of experience as a big-league player, the catching background that allowed him to see the game from many angles and a comfort level in front of the cameras and around reporters, Ross has many of the qualities the Houston Astros and Los Angeles Dodgers saw in World Series managers A.J. Hinch and Dave Roberts.
Ross and Hoyer caught up during the World Series in Houston. While Ross worked the event as a broadcaster, Hoyer showed up to represent the organization as Anthony Rizzo received the Roberto Clemente Award.
"He'll jump in with two feet here soon," Hoyer said. "I saw him at the World Series, and that's kind of how he described it. But I think right now – given his desire to spend time with his family and have a little bit of a break after playing – that's kind of where he is mentally.
"I respect that. When you play that long and travel that much, at some point, you want to take a rest from that."


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Wichita school board members launched their search for a new superintendent Thursday with a brief meeting that covered general guidelines and ended with more questions than answers.
"There are a number of things we absolutely need to talk about, and Monday night will be the start of our conversation," board president Sheril Logan said.
The agenda for the board's regular meeting Monday includes an item on the superintendent search. Board members are seeking a replacement for John Allison, who recently accepted the top job at Olathe public schools.
Much of Thursday's half-hour discussion focused on whether the board should hire a professional search firm, as it did eight years ago. Allison said the cost for a consultant could range from $20,000 to $30,000.
We're under a tight budget already, and search firms are not cheap.
Jeff Davis, Wichita school board member
"We're under a tight budget already, and search firms are not cheap," said board member Jeff Davis. "We need to do our due diligence the best we can because we don't have a lot of money to spend."
Board member Joy Eakins said the board should "start with the big picture: What do we want our school district to look like in 10 years or five years, and what kind of person needs to help us go there? And then we can work out the details of what that looks like."
That led to a brief exchange about the merits of looking within the district for a qualified candidate rather than launching a nationwide search.
"If we decide to do an internal approach, then that eliminates the need for spending money for a search firm," Betty Arnold said.
"We're talking about Kansas-grown. We're talking about individuals that public schools have produced," she said. "To give our internal people an opportunity to step forward, to make application for us to consider them, I feel that that's only fair."
It's time for us to let our own know that we believe in them. And in all honesty, we do have a number of quality people already.
Betty Arnold, Wichita school board member
Board member Lynn Rogers said he thinks "it's doable" for the board to hire a replacement before Allison leaves in June.
Tom Powell, the board's attorney, briefly reviewed state statutes, district policies and Kansas open meetings and open records laws as they apply to the search process.
Any new superintendent must have a district-level license from the state of Kansas and cannot be a member of the school board, Powell said.
State law requires school boards to replace departing superintendents "promptly." That doesn't mean the board must name a new superintendent before Allison leaves, but the board should at least name an interim superintendent by July 1 "or shortly thereafter," Powell said.
Suzanne Perez Tobias: 316-268-6567, @suzannetobias


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Sunrise view of Mumbra
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Mumbra is a town and suburb of Thane district, in the Western Indian state of Maharashtra. Within the Greater Mumbai area.[citation needed]
History of Mumbra[edit]
Mumbra was a flourishing shipbuilding center in early times. At that time many Arabs used to travel on the shores of the Konkan area. During their trading with the local businessmen, they used to procure food grains, spices, and fruits. To carry the goods they used to order the ships which were constructed in Mumbra. During this period Mumbra was called as UMRA. Later it was named after Mumbra Devi, the prime deity of Agri and Koli tribes. The Mumba Devi goddess temple is situated at the peak of the hill.[citation needed] During the 17th century Mumbra was the small village of Koli and Agri (fishermen tribes).[citation needed]
Much of the land around Mumbra was agricultural land until 1975. Between 1968 and 1975, Mumbai experienced significant population growth and greater population density. Then, about 1975, Mumbra's agricultural land was urbanized. This signaled an expansion of the greater Mumbai area, which realized significant population growth in the 1980s.[1] Wafa Hill's "A, B, C" was one of the first planned Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) approved buildings developed in 1990's. Which lead the foundation for urbanization in Mumbra.[citation needed]
In 1991 there were about 44,000 people.[2] After the riots of 1992 many Muslims fled Mumbai and settled in Mumbra; 10 Sq mile land was allotted by state Government under custody of state waqf board for resettlement of fled Muslims of different part of Mumbai. Later, it was found that State waqf board using allotted land for cheap renting or unauthorized use. there was also an influx of people from North India about that time.[3] According to Yasin quraishi, a Corporator (TMC), Mumbra's population is now more than 9 lakh (900,000) people.[2][nb 1] About 80% of Mumbra's residents are Muslim.[2][3]
The population of Mumbra is 9 Lakhs in thane urban agglomeration.[4] Majority of the population in Mumbra are Muslims.
Bus service is available through the Thane Municipal Transport (TMT) and Navi Mumbai Municipal Transport (NMMT).[5]
Rail service is available at the Mumbra railway station.[6] Mumbra is 29 kilometres (18 mi) from the Mumbai airport.[7]
The main source of Transport in Mumbra is Auto-Rickshaw. Mumbra does not have any bus starting from Mumbra Station and hence Auto-Rickshaws here are always in demand. The Auto-Rickshaw does not follow any queue system here.
Thane Plus is a daily hyperlocal newspaper, distributed with the Times of India, has about 1.4 lakh (140,000) readers. It covers –Thane, Kalwa and Mumbra. There are also several weekly local newspapers in Mumbra, including Aapka Prahar Times, Naazaafrinsamachar, Mumbra Samachar, Quami Paigham, Shaher Buland Ujala.[citation needed] There are some people living in Mumbra who achieved a higher place in the field of literature and journalism. Poet Irteza Nishat, Amin Ansari, Irfaan Jafri, Dr. MH Ansari, Izhar Ahmed, Columnist Faisal Farooque, Aijaz Hindi, Udaybhan Pande, Mohammad Ali, Anwarul Haq Khan among them.[citation needed]
National newspapers are circulated in the town such as The Times Of India, Mid-Day, DNA, Hindustan Times, Indian Express, Sahara India Pariwar, Urdu Times, Mumbai Urdu News, Maeeshat and Inquilab.
See also[edit]
- 2018 Thane building collapse, which occurred in Shil Phata area
- Shil Phata, an area of Mumbra
Computer Institute[edit]
- ^ United Nations Centre for Human Settlements (contributor) (1993). Metropolitan planning and management in the developing world: spatial decentralization policy in Bombay and Cairo. UN-HABITAT. pp. 39–40. ISBN 9211312337.
- ^ a b c "Thane building collapse: Mumbra tragedy a fallout of illegal construction boom". Indian Express. 9 April 2013. Retrieved 9 April 2013.
- ^ a b c "Lesson from Mumbra". Hindustan Times. 24 November 2011.
- ^ Peer, Basharat (19 June 2015) In India's largest Muslim ghetto. The Hindu. Retrieved on 30 November 2016.
- ^ "Direct Mumbra-Vashi bus service from today". Times of India. 5 October 2008. Retrieved 8 April 2013.
- ^ "Mumbra Local Station Information". Mumba Life Life. Retrieved 9 April 2013.
- ^ "Distance from Mumbra to domestic airport at Mumbai". Distances Between. Retrieved 9 April 2013.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Mumbra.


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