#ame college in maharashtra

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Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) Colleges In Pune,Maharashtra,India

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Looking for the best Aircraft Maintenance Engineering colleges in Maharashtra for the best education facilities. Here are the details about the list of Aircraft Maintenance Engineering colleges in Maharashtra, fee structure, facilities for the AME course in Maharashtra, etc. Best Aircraft Maintenance Colleges in MaharashtraThe best AME colleges in Maharashtra provide excellent infrastructure, well-trained faculties and best education facilities as it is a beautiful place. All the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering colleges in Maharashtra are approved by the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), Govt. of India. The Aircraft Maintenance Engineering in Maharashtra focuses on the goal to empower the student by providing them with the best theoretical and practical knowledge. AME colleges in Maharashtra offers a friendly environment for the student so that they can explore their talent themselves. There is a list of Aircraft Maintenance Engineering colleges in Maharashtra which serves quality of education to the students.

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Maharashtra Kids Sex Abuse Updates: Protest by Parents and Locals Turned into Violence

Maharashtra School Molestation News Updates: Angry dad and mom of faculty children and locals stage big protest at Badlapur railway station in Maharashtra’s Thane district after women have been allegedly sexually abused via an attendant appointed by the school authorities. Thousands of indignant parents and neighborhood residents blocked the route of trains to draw the attention of the management towards their demands.

Due to the protests, motion of trains on up and down routes has been affected given that around eight am. On August 17, police arrested a college attendant for abusing two girls, aged three and 4, studying in kindergarten. According to the criticism, he abused the women in the faculty lavatory.

Taking cognizance of the incident, Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde said that he has directed the police to register a case of attempt to rape against the accused. He also said that the case will be heard expeditiously and a special public prosecutor will be appointed for the case. Meanwhile, Shinde’s deputy Devendra Fadnavis said a Special Investigation Team (SIT) headed by Inspector General Aarti Singh will investigate the incident.

The girls told their parents that the attendant had touched them inappropriately, following which the parents had to go to the police station and file a complaint against him. The police later registered a case under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offenses (POCSO) Act, which led to his arrest.

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🦑 Nemo's Fury 2: Octo War 🦑

There's a sequel, my lovelies!

When I saw "Nemo's Fury 2: Octo War" would involve a race of advanced, intelligent cephalopods called "Octopoids," my thought was, "My, that's...creative."

Perhaps a bit corny. Perhaps a bit cheesy. That being said, you know what else is corny and cheesy? Elote. Having grown up on a steady diet of Doctor Who and TOS Star Trek, I'm not one to judge. So just as at every local fair I make a beeline for the nearest elote stall, I enthusiastically made a beeline for Amazon to download "Nemo's Fury 2" onto my Kindle, metaphorical bottle of Tajin in hand.

Premise:

While "Nemo's Fury 2" takes place after the events of the first book, it's formatted as a standalone adventure so that the player doesn't need to have played the first book to follow along and enjoy it.

After having left the Nautilus, you (Irish-American journalist T.K. O'Connor), are picked up by another submarine, this one belonging to the navy of the Indian kingdom of Maharashtra. Maharashtra possesses submarines even more advanced than "The Nautilus," throwing onto question Captain Nemo's personal innovation. (Has he taken more credit for naval technology than is actually due him?!)

Because of your experience onboard the Nautilus, you're drafted into Maharashtra Navy and are sent to salvage a derelict submarine to get it operational once more. Along the way, you reconnect with some familiar characters, pilot a submarine and uncover a genocidal conspiracy which you set out to stop before it's too late!

As for the “Octopoids,” I didn’t think they were terribly corny. (Let me reiterate that "Alfa 177 canine" was seared into my memory at a young age.) In fact, the Octopoids are rather mysterious and I’m left wanting to know more about them. Space aliens are overrated anyway: it’s about time we had some ocean aliens. I, for one, am here for sentient sea life á la “Star Trek: The Voyage Home.”

Gameplay:

Like the first book, the gameplay of "Nemo's Fury 2" is a sort of hybrid between a "choose your own adventure" book and a DnD-type solo rpg. All that’s needed to play is pencil, paper and two six-sided dice.

There are added stats and rules in this book relating to navigating the submarine, repairing it, piloting it, etc, as well as additional hazards such as radiation poisoning and encountering a colorful menagerie of sea monsters. These new rules and game mechanics add more complexity to the gameplay, making it interesting and fun.

Other notes:

-> I personally preferred the storyline of the first book to the second; It felt a bit more composite. On the other hand, I enjoyed the gameplay of "Nemo’s Fury 2" and thought it was cleverly set up and more complex than the first. You might just have to purchase both to see if you prefer one over the other.

-> In the “Nemo’s Fury” game app, more of Captain Nemo’s backstory was explained than in the book version. Only having played the book version, I was left a little confused by how different he was from the the severely depressed middle-aged widower we've come to know and love.

A little more insight into Nemo's past was revealed in “Nemo’s Fury 2,” divulging a story very different from cannon. Avoiding spoilers, this Captain Nemo is in his late 20’s, never married and has serious mommy issues as well as deeply concerning personality disorders which, incidentally, was also the backstory of most of my college classmates.

I don’t necessarily mind a writer changing up a character, but I wish I’d understood right away in the first book that this was a different Captain Nemo than the one I’d expected. The exposition in "Nemo’s Fury 2" actually explained a lot about the first book retrospectively.

This different depiction of Captain Nemo, while angstier, is still objectively interesting and makes for an intriguing antagonistic character on the game's storyline.

In conclusion, "Nemo's Fury 2: Octo War" was an enjoyable sequel and left me eagerly awaiting part three!

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```"INDIA IS GREAT"...... Apart from though I was/am ever grateful to my PARENTS(@MOM+DAD),before/after my "GRADUATION" (Bachelor of Architecture)..... Attn!... Ladies&Gentlemen.... Boys&Girls..... Back to my year 96s-97s(in the year 1996-97),while after I just appeared at my Final Semester, SEMESTER NO-10(B.Arch),from my College Campus Address in "AURANGABAD" District, Maharashtra State(IND), Moved to Mumbai, without asking my "MOM" & my Real SISTERS.......it was at that time, quietly interesting/thrilling/expedition to me, first time, while at night boarded in a luxury bus, arrived at peak_very morning hrs at MUMBAI CENTRAL BUS DEPOT/might be "VICTORIA TERMINUS" (VT) Bus Depot.... OK... then came to "CHURCH GATE" LOCAL SUB URBAN WESTERN RLY STATION.... though at that time, both "WESTERN" /"CENTRAL" / "HARBOUR" local lines of "MUMBAI" I visited..... #@@KUCH LAMHE, KUCH YANDEIN..... I am grateful TO Mr "NAIR" UNCLE, Caretaker of Lodge, Mrs KUTTI,landlord of Lodge, who gave me shelter to stay over for maintaining my Architectural JOB/EMPLOYMENT at her Lodge/GUEST HOUSE at that time(1996-97), i am grateful to my Senior fellows, esp GUJARATI GENTLEMAN, Mr "JEETENDER" UNCLE, Mr "FERNANDES" UNCLE(South Indian Gentleman),Mr "Mohan MUDLIYAR" my Senior fellow, Mr MUSTAFA Bhai, Bidyut bhai(Mr BIDYUT SARKAR, a fellow from KOLKATA) & etc.... at that time, complete ADDRESS of that LODGE/GUEST HOUSE, while I used to did correspond to my MOM&SISTERS,as follows: "GREEN COTTAGE" /preferably "RAM VILAS LODGING", AT "CHATTRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ ROAD", VAKOLA BRIDGE, SANTACRUZ(EAST), MUMBAI-55, MAHARASHTRA STATE(IND)..... <<< any kind of feedback/Calling, without any hesitation Please Contact me, M:+91-9089149107/ 9402156929.... or mail me, architect.apuroy@hotmail.com arapuroy23@yahoo.com <<<FOUNDER, "CEO"(CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER) & ARCHITECT, on behalf of "ARCH DESIGNING STUDIO" (IND), GSTIN:16AYSPR1667C1Z3........."THANK YOU"....```

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HEYYYAA

My name is Alice Mystica

I am currently 16 year old, female obviously

I love documenting my life which is why i like journaling and I’m completely obsessed with writing i jot down all my feelings yes i am a writer who’ll never let you die..

Jokes apart, journalism has been an important factor throughout my life it has helped me cope with my emotions

Ive been to many places in india like Punjab,Rajasthan,Assam,Uttarakhand,Uttar Pradesh,Himachal Pradesh,Madhya Pradesh,Tamilnadu,Kerala,Andra Pradesh,Maharashtra,Gujarat and the list just goes on and on.. yeah i know its crazy that I’ve travelled to many places in such a young age lol yea i am an army brat ever since i was born I’ve moved around a lot like “A-LOT”

But you know what i quite enjoy the fact that i can change my personality every now and then lol “wannabecoolme”. One of my favourite things moving around was probably some people that I’ve met or some memories I’ve created..

Apart from that now I’m in junior college right now (science) includes subjects like:

• physics

• Maths

• chemistry

•computer

•English

i suck at all those subjects lol other than English it’s my favourite subject for some reason maybe because it is effortless

Some of my favourite movies are:

• pirates of the Caribbean (all parts).

•dil dhadakne do.

•zindagi na milegi dobara

I also love watching kdramas🍓 some of my favourite are: True beauty & Business proposal

About food: ugh who doesn’t love food i prefer hot and spicy stuff rather than sweet

Favourite sports: badminton,golf,basketball

I guess thats more than enough about me follow my page for awesome upcoming stuff love you 💋🍓🍪

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Sunrise trek to Konkan Kada at Harishchandragad

6-7 January 2024 - with a trekking group - embarked on a night trek to reach the top at sunrise. 2024 begins with a bang.

TIME FRAME:

Saturday night: Second last train from Dadar. Sunday night: Alight at Kasara. Shared non-AC jeep journey from Kasara to Pachnai (base village) from 2 am to 4:30 am. Sunday morning: 5 am trek starts 7 am reach Harishchandragad top, where Taramati blocks the East. Sightseeing of the fort till 10:30 after breakfast of tea and poha. 11 am to 2 pm return trek. 2:30 to 4:30 pm return travel in jeep to Kasara. 5:15 pm to 8pm return journey to reach home. EXPENSES: 1000/- per head with a trekking group, that included travel expenses from Dadar to Kasara and back, with breakfast of tea and poha.

EXPERIENCE in photos and a few words:

The build up to sunrise was a beautiful experience. The waning crescent moon and the Venus were getting ready for the conjunction on 9th January 2024.

The east of Harishchandragad top is blocked by the third highest peak of Maharashtra, Taramati.

The hidden sunrise: Sunrise happened behind this mountain's massif and to witness the sun rise from Harishchandragad, one has to climb Taramati peak.

Check more photos of the sunrise at Harishchandragad here.

The map of Harishchandragad & the ancient script decoded.

For more photos of the Harishchandreshwar Temple atop Harishchandragad and the sculptures, please check here.

On the left of this temple in the east direction is a reservoir by the names, PUSHKARNI KUND, whose photo is added below.

KEDARESHWAR SHIV LING:

KOKANKADA कोकणकडा :

The famous overhanging cliff, whose view sends chill down the spine and is extremely beautiful was visited. Please check the above hyperlinked text for more photos here.

Nalli-chi vaat (नळीची वाट) is a thrilling adventurous rock climbing ascent to Harishchandragad from the valley below, that is visible from this cliff here.

Enjoying the view from Kokankada.

I saw a lot of flowers while trekking here. The Karvi, which blossoms once in 7 years has started blooming.

I saw the plant that resembles the bed of arrows, upon whom Bhishma Pitamah, was laid by Arjun the great archer, at Kurukshetra in Mahabharata. The genus is Bridelia. Species is unkown to the friend who identified and told the above story. DrSR is a PhD Botany & an assistant professor in college. The plant is known commonly as BHISHMA-SAN (seat of BHeeshma Pitamah).

The above video is a demostration of why this tiny pretty flower is known as LADY'S PURSE. Just like a woman's purse hides its content from the prying eyes, same way the petal hides the anther and is visible by prying the petal delicately.

Overall, a good start to 2024.

P.S. There are many links to photos of different places at Harishchandragad. Hope you check them all. There is not enough space in one blog post.

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Army Called in Amid Rain Havoc in Pune, Mumbai on Red Alert

During heavy rain, waterlogging was reported in many areas in Maharashtra.

Severe Waterlogging and Disruptions in Mumbai and Neighbouring Cities

Heavy and incessant rains have caused severe waterlogging across Mumbai and neighbouring cities, leading to traffic snarls and delays in flight and train operations. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) declared holidays for all schools and colleges in Mumbai due to the heavy rainfall. Multiple areas in Mumbai recorded significant rainfall, with Malpa Dongri in Andheri receiving 157 mm, Paspoli in Powai 155 mm, and Dindoshi 154 mm between 4 am and 1 pm on Thursday read more.

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Heavy Rain In Mumbai, 50 Flights Cancelled, Train Services Hit, Schools Shut

Heavy rains have hit Mumbai and its surrounding areas in the last 24 hours leading to widespread waterlogging and suburban train services. Some areas in the city have recorded over 300 mm of rainfall within six hours from 1 am to 7 am on Monday.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for Mumbai, Thane, Palghar and the Konkan belt. Vikhroli's Veer Savarkar Marg Municipal School and MCMCR Powai saw the highest rainfall in the last 24 hours as over 315 mm of rainfall was recorded.

Over 50 flights have been cancelled due to the downpour. Several airlines took to X (formerly Twitter) to warn passengers and urged them to check flight status before leaving for the airport.

Visuals from across the city showed people wading through waist-deep waters and cars lined bumper to bumper on Mumbai roads. All government, private and municipal schools and colleges have been shut across the city.

At Dombivli station, people waited for trains on submerged tracks. Water-logging was reported from Worli, Buntara Bhavan, in Kurla East, King's Circle area of Mumbai, Dadar and Vidyavihar Railway Station. Over 30 lakh commuters use the suburban local train services in Mumbai and neighbouring Thane, Palghar and Raigad every day.

Train services between Kasara and Titwala stations in Thane district were suspended after soil covered the tracks between Atgaon and Thansit stations, disrupting rail traffic on the busy Kalyan-Kasara route, they said.

The tracks were declared unsafe at around 6.30 am, the official said.

Officials have said if the rain stops for over two hours the waterlogging will subside but the weather office has predicted heavy rain throughout the day. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast heavy to very heavy rainfall in Mumbai today.

Sea waves of 4.4 meters are expected at high tide around 2 pm.

Several trains were diverted, rescheduled or terminated due to waterlogging between Kalyan and Kasara stations of Mumbai division.

Due to heavy rainfall and flash floods on the Vasind-Khardi section between 3 am and 6 am, the track embankment got damaged, officials told news agency PTI.

As of now, several teams of NDRF are deployed in Thane, Vasai ( Palghar), Mahad (Raigad), Chiplun (Ratnagiri), Kolhapur, Sangli, Satara Ghatkopar, Kurla and Sindhudurg.

The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) rescued 49 people from a water-logged resort in Maharashtra's Thane and 16 villagers in Palghar. They used boats and life jackets to rescue people stranded at the resort due to flooding.

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There's a flickering hope, that I shall heal. Flickering, but intact. Flickering, but confident.

Two days since my college began, and I already caught dysentary with a terrible fluke of cold. This is what I get, I guess- for having shunned myself down for the last 2-3 months in my home. This is what I get- for falling into my guilty pleasure and asking for a spicy frankie. I really regret having it; hadn't it been for the frankie, The hope would have never flickered.

As much as I adore my brain, and its maze-y thoughts, I also despise how tricky it gets at time, to get out of the maze. I despise how I always have to look out for the hope- for it to keep flying. I admire the mazes I make, and I equally despise how I get lost in them. It isn't that I despise getting lost- what I despise is not being able to find a way after getting lost.

There's an apparition, more likely a ghost- Chakwa, in the Konkan district of southern Maharashtra. The ghost seems to play tricks with the travellers at night. It seems to make them lose their way- and come back to the same spot from where they left repeatedly. In some cases, it is also said to have led the travellers to the sea, or river-side. I find it easy for the travellers- they can convienently blame the ghost for losing their way.

I terribly beg to differ from all of this, as whom do I blame? Whom do I held accountable for? I am the Chakwa in my mishaped maze- I am the sole apparition playing tricks on myself. To get out of Konkan is relatively easy; how do I get out of the maze that I created in my mind?

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Maharashtra, a diverse and culturally rich state in western India, houses numerous prestigious aerospace engineering institutions. These institutions encompass both private and government colleges, each with its own unique advantages.

Government colleges in Maharashtra often come with a strong academic tradition and are favored by many students. They offer a quality education at a reasonable cost, making it accessible to a broader spectrum of students. Government institutions also benefit from government funding and frequently collaborate with leading industry players, enriching the overall learning experience.

Private colleges in Maharashtra are known for their modern facilities, innovative teaching methods, and strong industry connections. Although they may have a higher tuition fee, many of them offer scholarships and financial aid to assist students in managing their expenses. Private institutions often provide a wider array of courses and greater flexibility in curriculum, allowing students to tailor their education to their specific interests and career goals.

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Pune Welcomes the Rain and a New Academic Year: Admissions Open at Wingsss College of Aviation Technology!

As the monsoon clouds roll in, Pune transforms into a lush, green paradise, heralding not just the soothing rains but also the start of a new academic year. This season of renewal and growth brings exciting opportunities for aspiring aviation aspirants at Wingsss College of Aviation Technology(WCAT), Maharashtra's premier Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) institution.

Nestled in the heart of Pune, Wingsss College stands as a beacon of excellence in aviation education. With admissions now open, this is your chance to embark on a journey that promises a successful and fulfilling career in the aviation industry. Our AME course is meticulously designed to equip students with the technical expertise and practical skills needed to excel in aircraft maintenance, ensuring the safety and efficiency of modern aviation.

Why choose Wingsss College? Here, education goes beyond textbooks. Our state-of-the-art facilities, experienced faculty, and industry connections provide a learning environment that is both challenging and supportive. Students engage in hands-on training with real aircraft, gaining invaluable experience that sets them apart in the competitive job market.

The aviation sector is soaring to new heights, and the demand for skilled aircraft maintenance engineers is rising. At WCAT, we prepare our students to meet this demand head-on, with a curriculum that integrates the latest technological advancements and regulatory standards.

As Pune embraces the refreshing monsoon showers, let WCAT be the starting point of your journey to a high-flying career. Seize this opportunity, secure your admission, and take the first step towards becoming a trusted expert in the aviation industry. The sky is not the limit—it’s just the beginning!

For more information visit: https://wcat.in/ 

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```"INDIA IS GREAT"...... Apart from though I was/am ever grateful to my PARENTS(@MOM+DAD),before/after my "GRADUATION" (Bachelor of Architecture)..... Attn!... Ladies&Gentlemen.... Boys&Girls..... Back to my year 96s-97s(in the year 1996-97),while after I just appeared at my Final Semester, SEMESTER NO-10(B.Arch),from my College Campus Address in "AURANGABAD" District, Maharashtra State(IND), Moved to Mumbai, without asking my "MOM" & my Real SISTERS.......it was at that time, quietly interesting/thrilling/expedition to me, first time, while at night boarded in a luxury bus, arrived at peak_very morning hrs at MUMBAI CENTRAL BUS DEPOT/might be "VICTORIA TERMINUS" (VT) Bus Depot.... OK... then came to "CHURCH GATE" LOCAL SUB URBAN WESTERN RLY STATION.... though at that time, both "WESTERN" /"CENTRAL" / "HARBOUR" local lines of "MUMBAI" I visited..... #@@KUCH LAMHE, KUCH YANDEIN..... I am grateful TO Mr "NAIR" UNCLE, Caretaker of Lodge, Mrs KUTTI,landlord of Lodge, who gave me shelter to stay over for maintaining my Architectural JOB/EMPLOYMENT at her Lodge/GUEST HOUSE at that time(1996-97), i am grateful to my Senior fellows, esp GUJARATI GENTLEMAN, Mr "JEETENDER" UNCLE, Mr "FERNANDES" UNCLE(South Indian Gentleman),Mr "Mohan MUDLIYAR" my Senior fellow, Mr MUSTAFA Bhai, Bidyut bhai(Mr BIDYUT SARKAR, a fellow from KOLKATA) & etc.... at that time, complete ADDRESS of that LODGE/GUEST HOUSE, while I used to did correspond to my MOM&SISTERS,as follows: "GREEN COTTAGE" /preferably "RAM VILAS LODGING", AT "CHATTRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ ROAD", VAKOLA BRIDGE, SANTACRUZ(EAST), MUMBAI-55, MAHARASHTRA STATE(IND)..... <<< any kind of feedback/Calling, without any hesitation Please Contact me, M:+91-9089149107/ 9402156929.... or mail me, architect.apuroy@hotmail.com arapuroy23@yahoo.com <<<FOUNDER, "CEO"(CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER) & ARCHITECT, on behalf of "ARCH DESIGNING STUDIO" (IND), GSTIN:16AYSPR1667C1Z3........."THANK YOU"....```

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Celebrating Academic Excellence: Aliza Nizam Saifi Achieves 91% in Maharashtra HSC Board Exams

Aliza Nizam Saifi, a dedicated and hardworking student from Mithibai College, has achieved an outstanding academic milestone by securing 91% in the 12th HSC Board Examinations conducted by the Maharashtra State Board. This remarkable achievement is a testament to Aliza's dedication, perseverance, and commitment to academic excellence.

Throughout her academic journey, Aliza has consistently demonstrated a passion for learning and a determination to excel. Her exceptional performance in the HSC Board Exams is the culmination of years of hard work, supported by the guidance of her teachers and the unwavering encouragement of her family.

"I am incredibly proud of this achievement. It reflects the countless hours of study and the unwavering support I received from my teachers and family specially mom – Shabina Nizam Saifi," said Aliza. "This result motivates me to pursue my future academic and career goals with the same level of dedication."

Aliza's success story is an inspiration to her peers and a source of pride for Mithibai College. The institution is known for fostering academic excellence and providing a supportive environment that encourages students to reach their full potential.

As Aliza embarks on the next phase of her academic journey, she plans to pursue Business Management. Her success in the HSC Board Exams is just the beginning of a promising future, and she is poised to achieve even greater heights in her chosen field.

Congratulations to Aliza Nizam Saifi for her exceptional achievement. Her dedication and hard work serve as an inspiration to students everywhere, proving that with determination and support, academic excellence is within reach.

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