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[kojiarakiartworks]

June 2013 KTM Kathmandu Nepal Swayambhunath

© KOJI ARAKI Art Works

Daily life and every small thing is the gate to the universe ：）

#2013 #June #June 2013 #KTM #Kathmandu #Nepal #Swayambhunath #Hotel Vajra #Hotel #morning #shrubbery #courtyard #photographers on tumblr #b&w photography #black and white photography #monochrome photography #original photography #photography #koji araki art works #PENTAX K10 #smc PENTAX-F MACRO 50mm F2.8 #PENTAX

[clonerightsagenda]

#recently read 2/24

The Fetishist by Katherine Min. Kyoko plots revenge against her mother's ex-lover Daniel, who she blames for her suicide, while another woman who crossed paths with him wrestles with her declining health. Tackles white male fetishization of Asian women, milder than Disorientation.

None of the Above: Reflections on Life Beyond the Binary by Travis Alabanza. A Black genderqueer person in the UK muses on statements that have impacted their life and self-perception. Gets into the messiness of not having a binary trans identity!

The Way Inn by Will Wiles. A surrealist novel where Neil, who works as a body double for conference attendees, discovers the endless fractal nature of interchangeable corporate hotels.

The Saint of Bright Doors by Vajra Chandrasekera. Fetter was raised by his mother to kill his religious leader father but rejected his calling only to get caught up in the political turmoil of his new city anyway. Watch for this author's next novel, Rakesfall, coming this summer!

The Dispossessed by Ursula K Le Guin. A physicist from an anarchist planet visits a capitalist world while working on a theory that will revolutionize interstellar travel and communication.

Behind You is the Sea by Susan Muaddi Darraj. A collection of linked stories following members of Palestinian immigrant families in America.

#recently read #suspect I'm going to have a cranky take on library of mount char #but I don't think I'm going to finish it this month #instead I am rereading space between worlds my beloved

[bigcats-birds-and-books]

End of the year book ask:

What are some books you discovered this year that you added to your tbr?

hello! thanks for asking! referencing this post.

i got NO EDGES from Two Lines Press's Calico series in a subscription box, this year, and i liked both it and THAT WE MAY LIVE enough that i'm interested in acquiring the rest of the collection!

i've also added a truly obscene amount of things to my goodreads "want to read" list, very impulsively. highlight reel:

THE DEATH I GAVE HIM by Em X. Liu

DESERT CREATURES by Kay Chronister

AT THE EDGE OF THE WOODS by Masatsugu Ono

THE SAINT OF BRIGHT DOORS by Vajra Chandrasekera

THE INVISIBLE HOTEL by Yeji Y. Ham

THIS BODY'S NOT BIG ENOUGH FOR BOTH OF US by Edgar Cantero

(the TBR is, truly, neverending).

thanks again for asking!!

#text #answered #books #book games #ask games #tbr #agardenandlibrary #seriously i've added SO MUCH to my goodreads 'want to read' list this year.... #oof #drowning under all the books i'd like to get to and i love it here!! #also please let the record show i have read None of these yet they are all STILL on the TBR #(invisible hotel isn't even out yet)

[ikilledyvette]

tagged by @b1uetrees! Last song I listened to: Freaks - Timmy Trumpet (feat. Savage)

Currently reading: The Saint of Bright Doors by Vajra Chandrasekera. It's a slow build but delightfully weird and interesting so far.

Currently watching: Marry My Husband and Hazbin Hotel. Just finished Gyeongseong Creature and planning to check out 19th Floor soon.

Currently obsessed with: I kinda feel like I'm between obsessions, actually, although I still hopefully check Beyond Evil on AO3 far too often.

tagging @peskyjellyfish (but no pressure) and anyone else who sees this and wants to participate!

#currently reading #currently watching #tag game

[darkarfs]

EPs: Melted Bodies - The Inevitable Fork, Vol.2 The Callous Daoboys - God Smiles Upon the Callous Daoboys Kelly Moran - Vesela Lunar Chamber - Shamballic Vibrations HMs: Reverend Kristin Michael Hayter - Saved! Tales Under the Oak - The Toad Folk Curta'n Wall - Siege Ubsessed Xoth – Exogalactic The Necks - Travel Stuff I loved not from year 2023 that I discovered this year: Sawako - Stella Epoca Andrew Chalk - The End Times Acronym - June Impureza - La Caida de Tonatiuh Bell Witch - Mirror Reaper Taylor Deupree & Marcus Fischer - Februarys

Authors I discovered this year: Nghi Vo Kij Johnson Karen An-hwei Lee Vajra Chandrasekera Brian Catling And now the albums I loved best from 2023. I narrowed it down to 30, which feels like too much. But whatever! Eloquence used to be my strong suit, but then things started to hurt and I gained weight. :) Maybe I SHOULD start drinkling again. That guy had more fun. Ah, well. Onward! Tomb Mold - The Enduring Spirit Saloli - Canyon SPARKLE DIVISION - FOXY Imaginary Softwoods - The Notional Pastures Of Imaginary Softwoods Justin Walter - Destroyer Ne Obliviscaris - Exul Armand Hammer - We Buy Diabetic Test Strips Biosphere - Inland Delta Nospūn - Opus Cattle Decapitation - Terrasite Maria BC - Spike Field BEKOR QILISH - The Flesh Of A New God Open Mike Eagle - another triumph of ghetto engineering Loscil x Lawrence English - Colours of Air Mary Lattimore - Goodbye, Hotel Arkada Jake Muir - Bathhouse Blues Quest Master - Sword & Circuitry Sarah Davachi - Selected Works Preview Sermon - Of Golden Verse Ryuichi Sakamoto - 12 The Sound That Ends Creation - Exactly What You Thought, But Worse Than You Imagined Between - Low Flying Owls Green-House - A Host for All Kinds of Life The World Is Quiet Here - Zon Benoît Pioulard - Eidetic Helga - Wrapped in Mist Afterbirth - In But Not Of Monika Roscher Bigband - Witchy Activities and the Maple Death Enslaved - Heimdal Ok Goodnight - The Fox and the Bird

I thought about write-ups, but nah. I'm tired. I really hope there's nothing I missed.

[alphaannapurnabasecamp]

Explore The World Heritage Sites In Kathmandu Valley

Nepal is blessed with natural and cultural heritage. Kathmandu Valley is the first to be included in Nepal's World Heritage Sites List. Nepal's natural world heritage site is made up of the world's highest mountains, with a rugged landscape of deep lakes, glaciers, and rock formations that are home to incredible species - snow leopards and pandas, 208 species of birds. At the same time, in the foothills of the Himalayas is another world heritage site that represents the Terai region, where one of the last populations of Asian horned rhinos and the latter the sanctuary of the Bengal tiger. Here is the list of world heritage sites in Kathmandu Valley that you must explore.

Kathmandu Durbar Square

Kathmandu Durbar Square is one of the three ancient durbar squares in the Kathmandu Valley, built by the Malla kings in the 15th and 16th centuries. Durbar Square in Kathmandu is the home of the Malla and Shah kings. Special attractions include the Hanuman Dhoka Palace Complex, where important ceremonies of the royal government were held, such as the coronation ceremony, Kumari Chowk, the abode of the living goddess Kumari, and the Taleju Temple, among others. It is located in Kathmandu district, Basantapur district. It can be reached in about 5 minutes from Thamel by taxi. One can take a 20-minute walk to Kathmandu Durbar Square from Thamel.

Swayambhunath Stupa - The Monkey Temple

Swayambhunath is one of the oldest holiest Buddhist stupas in Nepal. The unique design includes the main stupa with a dome at the bottom and a cubic structure at the top with a picture of the Buddha looking at all four directions. The various parts of the site include the main stupa complex, the Vajra Thunderbolt, the Buddha statue on the west side of Swayambhunath, the Sleeping Buddha and the Dewa Dharma monastery with its bronze Buddha emblem and traditional Tibetan paintings, and Harati. Swayambhunath is said to have been born from a lotus flower that bloomed in the middle of a lake in the Kathmandu Valley. The site was founded in the early fifth century. Also called the Monkey Temple, the Swayambhunath Stupa sits on top of a hill and overlooks the Kathmandu Valley, offering a bird's eye view of many parts of the Kathmandu Valley. The huge steel dome with the all-seeing eye of the Buddha can be seen for miles. Climb the 365-stone steps to the stupa and admire the magnificent view it has to offer.

Boudhanath Stupa

This is one of the largest stupas in the Kathmandu Valley. Special features include the main stupa with a white dome and a golden tower painted with all the Buddha's eyes. Around the main stupa, more than 50 Tibetan hotels have been built. The stupa is based on the ancient trade route from Tibet, which enters the Kathmandu Valley and was founded by the Nepalese King Lichhavi. Boudhanath Stupa is a real gem in Kathmandu, attracting hundreds of pilgrims every day. Boudhanath Stupa located on the eastern outskirts of Kathmandu, is a major tourist attraction in Kathmandu. Walking around the white stupa in a clockwise direction turns the prayer wheel and soaks up the peaceful atmosphere of the stupa.

Pashupatinath Temple

Pashupatinath is the temple of Lord Shiva and is the largest temple in Nepal. The highlight of Pashupatinath is the sacred Linga of Lord Shiva (Idol of Shiva) enshrined in the pagoda structure. There are more than 100 temples and monuments in the Pashupatinath temple which are divided into the inner and outer precincts. The main temple that exists today was built in the 5th century. The best time to visit Pashupatinath would be in the evening when the Aarati is conducted, thus providing an interesting and spiritual journey. Located on the banks of the holy Bagmati River, this temple has a golden pagoda. A huge bronze statue of Nandi the 'Bull', the sacred vahana (vehicle) of Lord Shiva, guards the entrance. The Arya Ghat Hindu hot spring is located below the temple. Hindus believe that the burning of the dead at Arya Ghat helps the dead to attain salvation.

Changu Narayan Temple

It is the oldest Hindu temple still functioning in the valley. Special features include a pagoda-style temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu. It is located in Bhaktapur district, east of Kathmandu and north of Bhaktapur City. It was built in the 4th century during the Lichhavi dynasty and rebuilt in 1702 after a great fire. Visit the ancient Hindu temple of Changu Narayan, considered to be the oldest temple in the Kathmandu Valley. Nestled in the middle of a lush green forest, the Changu Narayan Temple is built in the form of a two-storied pagoda. On the way to the temple, you can visit the Changu Museum, which is supposed to be the first private art museum in Nepal. The temple grounds have unique sculptures, stone, and metal objects from the Licchavi and Malla periods.

Bhaktapur Durbar Squares

This square is located 13 kilometers east of Kathmandu and consists of four different residential areas: Durbar Square, Taumadhi Square, Dattatreya Square, and Pottery Square. 55 Window Palace, Nyatapola Temple, and Lion Gate are some of the attractions here. Brick walkways, carved woodwork, pagodas, and monuments fascinate first-time visitors. Take a tour of Pottery Square for a unique experience.

Patan Durbar Squares

Patan Durbar Square is also a World Heritage Site in the Kathmandu Valley. Famous for its beautiful display of Newari buildings. It has many temples, palaces, and gardens. Most of the construction started during the Malla period. Patan Palace, which now houses a museum, was the residence of the Malla kings. There are 55 temples around Patan Durbar Square. Patan Durbar Square is the royal palace of the ancient kingdom of Lalitpur when the Malla dynasty ruled. Special attractions include ancient palaces and elaborate temples like the Krishna Mandir built in the local Shikhara style.

In Conclusion

Kathmandu Valley is the capital city of Nepal with seven monuments listed as World Heritage Sites. Each of these sites reflects the rich art, culture, tradition, and religion of Nepal. Even though the valley is developing rapidly, the true history of the camps still exists. No photo or video will be enough to explore the ancient culture and craftsmanship of Nepal.

UNESCO World Heritage Sites In Nepal

#World heritage sites in Nepal #Cultural heritage sites in Nepal

[vajraheritage]

Best Hotels in Bangalore - Vajra Heritage

Vajra Heritage is one of the best hotels in Bangalore and also one of the best hotels near majestic Bangalore for online or offline hotel booking Bangalore majestic. Hotel Vajra Heritage Bangalore is an amazing place to stay; in fact, simple & convenient are the perfect words to describe about it. If you are looking for the best hotels in Bangalore, we are the perfect place for you to stay. When it comes to family room stay near Bangalore , we are the best!! We always strive to provide the best hospitality service to our guests. With spacious rooms and elegant furnishing we offer the most comfortable stay among all the budget hotels in Bangalore. We offer the best accommodation in Bangalore at very affordable rates. We have the calm and peaceful ambiance to offer you at an affordable rate and thus we are the perfect option among all the Bangalore hotels. We are registered on almost every possible online hotel booking portal, so if you search for a book hotel in Bangalore online ; you will definitely see our name in the top few search results for deluxe hotels in Bangalore.

[orega2929]

9/30〜10/2 Exhibition at Art Fair Asia Fukuoka 2022, Gallery YUKI-SIS booth (Hotel Okura Fukuoka)

New m23 "Small temple with at sneakers " 2022 material : wood / urushi / goldleaf size: 375×285×160mm

The 1972 NIKE (Moon Shoe), which was exhibited at Sotheby's and was limited to 12 pairs, was carved into wood, and the Buddha's foot stone (indicating that the Buddha was there because no Buddha statues were made in the early days of the Buddha's death). A work that was placed in a shrine carved with a vajra pestle, two fish patterns, jewels, conch shells, and ring treasures, etc., as a symbol of the existence of Buddha).

#sculpture #buddha #carving #contemporarysculpture #art #nike socks #antiques

[kiss-my-assura]

Consider, a human AU where Asura didn't actually do anything bad but is just Death's estranged son who ran away with his boyfriend(Vajra of course) to travel and get away from his extremely neglectful, perfectionist father the second he could legally do so. -Kai

Trigger warning: various flavors of child abuse

Okay so this AU takes place in a world pretty much the same as our own; no kishin, Shinigami, weapons or witches.

Lord Death is an esteemed Japanese general in the US military, and when he retires, he opens an elite military academy in Navada. He has two sons, Asura and Kid.

Asura, as usual, has been plagued with all sorts of phobias since he was a child. Lord Death has taken issue with this, as Asura is his first born, destined to be a great leader, eventually taking over his fathers seat as headmaster of the achedemy. Lord death does not shy away from making his dissatisfaction with Asura known. He’s overly cruel and critical with his son, often striking him when his son gets on his nerves. Lord Death genuinely thinks to be toughening up his son, and for a time, Asura believes him.

In a different part of the world, Vajra is making plans to escape from his own toxic hell hole.

He and several of his adoptive siblings live with their foster mom, a cruel and manipulative ‘witch’ as Vajra so loving calls her. Arachne, unlike lord Death, never acts cruel or strikes her children. To everyone around them, it seems that she loves her children dearly, bathing them in affection and taking care of their every need. She loved to pamper her children, and the public all saw her as a wonderful example of selfless motherhood

Oh how wrong they were. Arachne loves being a mother, loved it a little too much. She would often put various poisons and medications in her children’s food and drink, measuring out each potion with precision and care. When the child fell ill, she’d run crying to the doctors, begging and pleading for them to help her poor, helpless children. Of course, she’s shower her ill child with attention and affection, while she herself basked in the praise of others for her unfailing ‘love’ for her children. Ah yes, good ol munchausen by proxy

Vajra signed himself to attend Lord Deaths DWMA as soon as he could, and off he went. His ‘mother’ tried desperately to convince him to stay, but it was all for naught. Vajra had already gone.

Sometime after, Asura and Vajra met. All that Vajra saw before him was hardheaded cocky asshole. Asura was no better, looking down on Vajra as some pathetic run away. Needless to say they weren’t really on the best terms initially, but that quickly changed the more they revealed to eachother over all nighters and sleep deprived ramblings.

Not long after, the two fell in love. Now, lord Death isn’t homophobic, but he has firm expectations of his oldest son, and running off with some ‘one night fling’ definitely wasn’t it. That’s what Asura assumes anyway, and correctly so.

The idea to run away comes when he witnesses lord death berating his son over not getting full marks in some class assignment. The encounter turned into a screaming between the two, coming to a head when lord death slapped Asura right across the face. Vajra made the choice for both of them right then and there, grabbing Asuras hand and running off into the night.

With nothing but the clothes on their back, the boys ran off. They got on the first bus they could and went as far as it would take them. They worked odd jobs to support themselves, stayed in a multitude of shady hotels, and had their fair share of close calls. But eventually, they found a place they could both call home.

They settled down in a quaint little village nested at the base of himalayan mountains. It was peaceful life, and the two were more than happy to trade in their hectic life of motel-hoping the run for their little homey lakeside cabin.

They lived there for several years, slowly forgetting the painful years of their youth. Each new day filling their modes and hearts with love and scerinity. Their past was well behind them. Or so Asura thought.

One day, while vajra has ventured into town, Asura heard a knock at the door. This wasn’t uncommon, and since he knew everyone here, Asura wasn’t the slightest bit hesitant when he opened the door. But when he did, he wished he hadn’t

I’ll continue in another post :3

[dandelionwineshop]

THURSDAY NIGHT TASTING 6-8PM:  ITALIAN STALLIONS

We’ve been thinking of Italy a lot lately. It has more genetic diversity in terms of wine grapes than any other country by a LOT. And of course there’s what we call “the Italy factor”. We never seem to have enough of these wines on hand (at home) because they go so well with food we always drink them right away. Perhaps you have more self-control. But probably not. So you need a bottle or two. So tonight our old friend Spencer Harrington(!) will be behind the Lions Club Bar, pouring a few of our faves.

As always, we’ll have WINE, BREAD, CHEESE, VINYL & LOVE!

G.D. Vajra is located in Piedmont in Northwest Italy. The winery sits at the highest elevation in the commune of Barolo, in a village called Vergne. The Vajra family has farmed Bricco delle Viole, the highest cru in Comune di Barolo, since the 1880s. Today, the Vajra family continues the vineyard research focusing on the influence of soil and climate change. "Wines that do not need to talk out loud or flex their muscles. We ask them to touch the hearts of all." -- G.D. Vajra

G.D. Vajra, N.S. Della Neve Extra Brut Rosé NV

A champagne-method rosé nature of 50% Nebbiolo, 50% Pinot Noir. Nostra Signora Della Neve is a rosé de saignée. The juice stays in contact with the skins at low temperatures for just a few hours. In the spring following to the harvest begins the second fermentation, followed by a rest on the lees of around 48-60 months. Vajra is trail-blazing the rediscovery of Chiaretto di Nebbiolo and the wines of the 17th century – long before Barolo was created - through “N.S. della Neve” and “Claré JC”, a partial whole-cluster fermentation of pure Nebbiolo. The high elevation vineyards particular to Vajra provide the high acidity needed for this fantastic sparkler. Organic. $40

Vajra Barbera d'Alba Superiore 2016

Wild and brambly, this deep purple beauty is brooding and layered, with red and black forest berries, and a note of plum as well. The tannins are supple but quite present and the finish is quite long. A vibrant wine for sure, with many layers to discover. Attention to detail and a real appreciation of nature are hallmarks at Vajra and it continues to show in the wines. Anyone who thinks this grape can’t be complex needs to try this – seriously deep-end Barbera. Organic.  $35

The Estate Coltibuono in Chianti Classico is considered to be one of the most representative wines of the appellation. The "abbey of good harvest" is at least a thousand years old according to the Marchio Storico and the monks of Coltibuono, the Vallombrosan may have been the first to cultivate Sangiovese in Tuscany. The monastery was active from 1000 C.E. to around 1800 C.E. when Napoleon annexed most church property in Tuscany. Some he gave away to friends or as political favors, some he sold. Thus, there were two owners between the time of the annexation and the abbey's purchase by the Stucchi's ancestors in 1841. It is now a hotel and you can stay there!

Badia a Coltibuono, Chianti Classico 2016

This wine is the result of natural production methods using organically-grown Sangiovese and Canaiolo grapes from the estate vineyards. Grapes are hand-harvested and sorted, fermentations are done with indigenous yeasts, and after 3 weeks of maceration on the skins, the wine is moved to French and Austrian oak casks to age for 12 months. This wine is incredibly well-balanced, tightly knit with supple tannins, mineral notes, and a mouth cleansing fresh acidity. Emanuela Stucchi and her siblings are seventh generation stewards of the property. The philosophical approach is to maintain both the integrity of Sangiovese and the unique terroir of Chianti Classico through organic farming practices, clonal diversity, restrained use of new oak barrels and the shunning of dominant varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon.  Organic. $24

#drinkwine #greenpoint #piedmont #barolo #barbera #pinkbubbles #tuscany #chianticlassico #sangiovese

[kojiarakiartworks]

June 2013 KTM Kathmandu Nepal Swayambhunath

© KOJI ARAKI Art Works

Daily life and every small thing is the gate to the universe ：）

#2013 #June #June 2013 #KTM #Kathmandu #Nepal #Swayambhunath #Hotel Vajra #Hotel #morning #rain #shrubbery #courtyard #photographers on tumblr #b&w photography #black and white photography #monochrome photography #original photography #photography #koji araki art works #PENTAX K10 #smc PENTAX-F MACRO 50mm F2.8 #PENTAX

[varindia99]

Startup News: Latest Startup Company News, Updates on Startups -VarIndia

Vistan NextGen, a Hyderabad based start-up has forayed into developing India’s first indigenously manufactured Robots – “Flunkey”. As the new wave of automation kick started and with COVID accelerating the digital adoption and automation, Vistan has stepped into a new phase of designing, customising, manufacturing and supply of robots to boost social, service and industrial production.

Vistan NextGen, started by Rama Raju Singam, a UK returned entrepreneur cum roboticist and technology expert, is on a mission to create a working atmosphere wherein robots and humans can cowork and coexist under the same roof. The company, which is the brain child of Singam, is on a verge to introduce a series of robots in the next one year, custom designed not only for varied social, service and industrial work, but also for numerous consumer interface tasks. Amongst the first set of robot the company has introduced Flunkey as a service robot for business and consumer interface.

Flunkey Robots –

Fully autonomous service bots revolutionizing the service sector. Vistan NextGen invented Flunkey with an idea to reduce human intervention in tedious and hectic tasks, ultimately helping the service sector drive in a smarter and safest way possible. As the frontline workers in every business and in particular those working in hospital and clinics, come in direct contact with customers are being exposed to major risk, Flunkey takes the higher responsibility of not only dealing with customers in a seamlessly but also guiding them the best possible way in the given working environment. Flunkey becomes the need of the hour in the current COVID scenario, as the purpose arises to nullify human interaction and social distancing becomes a norm, especially in the service sector.

Variants of Flunkey Robots:

· Healthcare Industry

Sushruth Robot & Nightingale Robots – designed to primarily assist the patients stepping into the hospitals and clinics, Sushruth Robot helps in booking appointments, collecting consultation fees, sanitising customer’s hands and disinfecting body. All of these tasks performed in a couple of minutes while the appointment receipt is printed on the other hand, with zero intervention of receptionist at the hospital lobby. Nightingale Robot comes in the avatar of AI-enabled interactive solution with highly integrated contactless technology to track early symptoms of COVID-19. The robot guides the patients to the respective areas in the hospital for consultation and also helps in performing some of the preliminary tasks such as testing body temperature, heartbeat, respiratory rate, blood oxygen level etc.

Healthcare Industry (COVID-19) Specials.

· Flunkey Autopure: The robot constantly sanitizing the living areas and helps in keeping the surroundings safe and clean. Using autonomous UV based disinfection facility where difficult for human’s to reach.

· Flunkey Covid-19 Steward: In order to mitigate the pathogen spread and protect healthcare workers and also to reduce the burden for patients, Flunkey Covid-19 Steward comes as a rescuer by undertaking the crucial tasks like supplying medicines and delivering food to the patients.

Hotel & Restaurant Industry

· Flunkey Bearer assists the customers end-to-end – from selecting the best dishes from the menu to displaying the special offers run by the restaurant, from closing the financial transaction to recording the customer feedback through an application seamlessly. Flunkey Steward is specially programmed to undertake the task of delivering pre-ordered food to the customers at the right table.

Banking Industry

· Flunkey Banking Assistant: The robot acts as a multi-task agent and helps the customers in filling the application forms from the digital menu, gives out information specific to exclusive offers, acts as a ekyc facilitator and also make special announcements from time to time during the banking hours.

Educational Robots for Teaching Industry

· Flunkey Vajra Acharya: The robot takes the learning experience to the next level with augmented reality, that helps students learn better as they see, visualize and experience things virtually.

Announcing the launch of Vistan NextGen, Rama Raju Singam, Founder – Vistan NextGen said, “We are very excited to be part of the new phase of automation in India with the introduction of Flunkey robots. With Make in India philosophy, we have decided to conceptualise, design and manufacture robots within India and in the process of building the entire ecosystem, we are training our vendors to design specialised circuit boards and also upskilling our workforce through learning platforms”.

“Our robots are equipped to perform more complex and sensitive jobs seamlessly and can also outperform humans in terms of time, accuracy and efforts” he further added.

Combining the best of cognitive technologies to make the idea better, Vistan NextGen team builds the prototype robot and then it is tested and experimented with various use cases on a day-to-day basis. The research team, comprising of members from global offices, constantly engage in R&D operations to custom design products suited for various industries. Currently, Vistan NextGen has its production base in Hyderabad to cater to the domestic market and has strong plans to export the robots to other countries in the coming few months.

Get latest & breaking news on Startup Company, best Indian Startup Company, entrepreneurship, emerging start-up & more on VarIndia

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[vajrat]

What Are the Significant & Features of Servo Voltage Stabilizer and Isolation Transformers?

Vajra Transpower is well known for its manufacturing ability of 3-phase servo controlled voltage stabilizers & oil cooled servo voltage stabilizers. Why is there a requirement for using servo stabilizers? Due to many types of electric issues and causes, voltage keeps altering within the transmission line. 

Maintaining a similar voltage throughout the power supply line is not possible.  If the supply voltage keeps changing or fluctuating then it may damage sensitive electronic equipment. For this reason, servo controlled voltage stabilizer is manufactured by the single-phase voltage stabilizer manufacturer in Hyderabad to protect the home appliances and other electrical devices that operate on electricity.

Minor changes or fluctuations in the current-voltage can break down the electronic device. Purchase servo voltage stabilizer from the most reliable and trusted servo voltage stabilizer manufacturer to save the devices and equipment by controlling changes or fluctuations in the input voltage to provide a constant output voltage. Vajra Transpower stabilizers are manufactured and designed in such a way that they perfectly suit the input voltage requirement of an individual customer. Vajra Transpower is an award-winning servo voltage stabilizer manufacturer as well as the best electrical transformers manufacturers in Hyderabad.

Being the best servo voltage stabilizer suppliers in Hyderabad offering customized products that suit the requirements and demands of the clients. Let us find out what are the features that our stabilizers have on the demands of the customers.  We are also well-reputed as the most trusted Residential Voltage Stabilizer Dealers in Hyderabad.

Isolation Transformer:

An isolation transformer is manufactured by the best and high-standard transformer manufacturers in Hyderabad and offers electrical isolation without altering current and voltage either it is high or up. It dissociates electric circuits and protects the passage of line voltage transients from reaching sensitive equipment like digital communication, computers, and their peripherals, medical instruments & telemetry systems, etc. It is used to suppress electrical noise in devices, transforming power between two circuits and prevent electric shock. Vajra Transpower is also well known as the best Isolation Transformer manufacturer in Hyderabad.

Applications: 

3 phase servo controlled voltage stabilizer manufactured by the servo voltage stabilizer manufacturer & best Automatic Voltage Stabilizer suppliers in Hyderabad, have unlimited applications in the offices, telecom industry, textile industry, commercial buildings, IT industry, call centers, laboratories of research, plants, restaurants & hotels, big hospitals, malls, industrial lighting loads, escalators & elevators in the buildings and offset printing machines, etc. 

Features:

Read down all the special features of stabilizers offered by the best static voltage stabilizer manufacturer in Hyderabad like Vajra Transpower. If you find them suitable for your requirement, you can also contact us to get reliable and efficient stabilizers and transformers.  Some more Special features that our stabilizers have are as follows:

Manual by-pass facility.

Built-in spike suppressor.

Audio-visual alarm.

Single-phase safeguards for 3-phase units.

Reverse phase sequence protection for 3-phase stabilizers

We hope you get more information from this article and also must have understood a lot about the stabilizers. We should use a stabilizer with the sensitive electrical device so that it is safe from fluctuations and also saves our devices.

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#servo voltage stabilizer manufacturers in Hyderabad #Power transformer manufacturer in Hyderabad #transformer manufacturers in Hyderabad

[xperht]

Ett tips till alla höstgrytor. Parlansering av G.D. Vajra´s topp-Barolos från den hyllade årgången 2015 . Va tror ni om dessa? #hotel #hotels #hotell #wine #winers #winery #winelover #winetasting #winecellar #wineanddine #winewinewine #sommelie #sommeliere #tasty #restaurang #food #foodie #nyhet #tips #lansering @moestue https://www.instagram.com/p/B4OOat6JwcQ/?igshid=1o6nwayntdkv7

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[seashellsfestival]

Seashells on the Mountains 

25-26 October, Kathmandu

We are excited to announce the festival Seashells on the Mountains on October 25th and 26th in Kathmandu, two-days of live music and happenings.

Headliner of this first edition will be the iconic singer-songwriter Douglas Dare, for his first ever show in South Asia! Then Pahenlo Batti Muni, Udumbara, Celloop - Flavia Massimo and Marta Del Grandi, and many more acts that we'll be announcing in the upcoming days!

Excited? Yes, we too!

VENUE

Hotel Vajra garden and rooftops, Dallu, Kathmandu

PROGRAM

Fri 25/10

Doors open at 5PM: food stalls and bar until music starts

6.30 - 7-30PM: Seashells on the Mountains artists in residence (Paola Fecarotta, Pavithra Chari, Y N Z N. P, Tom Adams, Anjo John)

8PM - 9.30PM: Pahenlo Batti Muni

Sat 26/10

Doors open at 11AM

12.00 - 5.30PM: food stalls, markets, kids corner, intimate shows, on the rooftop, talks and surprises (TBA soon!)

5.30 - 6.15PM: Celloop - Flavia Massimo and Marta Del Grandi

6.30 - 7.30PM: Udumbara

8PM - 9.30PM: Douglas Dare

TICKETS

On sale from Monday 30/09

Available at: Alliance Française Kathmandu, Base Camp: Outdoor Lifestyle, HUB, Everfresh by nuwa estate coffee.

- EARLY BIRDS (limited until 10/09) NPR 800 for two days

- Pre-sale NPR 1200 for two days

- Doors NPR 1500 for two days or NPR 500 (Fri 25th) and NPR 1000 (Sat 26th)

Special thanks to German Embassy Kathmandu Altai Himalaya Goethe-Zentrum Kathmandu Honorary Consulate General of Italy and Clean City

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