I have moved to Microsoft Gurgaon Office on March 7th 2005. My first chuckle - "I'm Missing Bangalore"..
My family genealogy : Kurmi
The Rig Veda, refered to an Aryan people living in the highlands of Pamir in Central Asia. Almost 1000 years later, the Aryans migrated in three different directions. One journeyed towards present-day Iran, another towards Europe, and through Afghanistan.
Those Aryans who settled in Punjab became a very happy and prosperous people. They organized themselves around a caste syatem that described four specific functions of the community. The Kshatriyas of that system were the protectors of the land. However, in peace time many of their members framed the land and raised cattle.
These people, named Kurmi Kshatriyas, eventually migrated to the fertile land of Ganga and Jamuna, eventually reaching Bihar and Bengal. From 600 BC to 200 BC, the kings of Iran and Greece repeatedly attacked Punjab, forcing most of the Kurmi Kshatriyas (also known as the Kurmis) to flee even further south to Gujarat in Vadnagar and Charator in the Kheda district. Around 1400 AD, the ruler of Gujarat granted the u…
Those Aryans who settled in Punjab became a very happy and prosperous people. They organized themselves around a caste syatem that described four specific functions of the community. The Kshatriyas of that system were the protectors of the land. However, in peace time many of their members framed the land and raised cattle.
These people, named Kurmi Kshatriyas, eventually migrated to the fertile land of Ganga and Jamuna, eventually reaching Bihar and Bengal. From 600 BC to 200 BC, the kings of Iran and Greece repeatedly attacked Punjab, forcing most of the Kurmi Kshatriyas (also known as the Kurmis) to flee even further south to Gujarat in Vadnagar and Charator in the Kheda district. Around 1400 AD, the ruler of Gujarat granted the u…
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Looks like you aer very much touched with the Bangl're grace :)
Bangalore nostalgia will never go as i spent more than an year there.
I am now starting to groove with Delhi and the community here.. hopefully much more in the days to come..
We will miss the support you gave to our user group and to the students.
Thanks for everything and hope you have a great time in Gurgaon / Delhi.
Is the Gurgaon office a Development centre or for Sales?
Is it possible to get in touch with you through email?
I would like to apply for MS Delhi centre for .Net, cant find the correct links on the web for the same.
Could you direct me over email?
Thanks
Aditya
(adityamjn@yahoo.co.in)
Nice blog.
Can identify with your experiences in Bangalore, since I was there too; for almost two years with Hughes Software Systems and I too am crazy abt Technology as it applies to people and dreaming up great products.
Am from Delhi Would like to chat with you sometime; add me to your yahoo msngr (naligator@hotmail.com) and msn messenger (aravasnilan@yahoo.com).
Nilan
Same question as asked by two more people.
Pls tell us is there is development center of microsoft in Gurgaon?
Any opportunities for software professionals?
Thanks in advance
Niharika
there are many opportunities of employment in MS India. you can find more details on the same at:
www.microsoft.com/india/careers
I am an MBA from IIM Calcutta.
I would like to explore career opportunities with Microsoft Gurgaon. Please send me your email address at: pri.agarwal@gmail.com so that I can send over my resume to you and you could then forward it to the concerned person. Thanks a lot!