RAO'S PODIUM- 89- EIGHTY NINE

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The United Arab Emirates does not have a single carrier named "United Arab Airlines." Instead, the country is home to several distinct, world-renowned airlines, with the primary ones being Emirates and Etihad Airways

The major airlines currently based in the UAE include:

• Emirates: Headquartered in Dubai, it is the largest long-haul airline in the world and the largest in the Middle East. It is known for its luxurious fleet, extensive global network, and being the primary carrier for Dubai International Airport
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• Etihad Airways: Based in Abu Dhabi, it is the second-largest airline and the national carrier of the UAE. It operates out of Zayed International Airport
  . (The name "Etihad" itself translates to "unity" in Arabic). 
• Flydubai: A major low-cost carrier based in Dubai that operates over 130 destinations in conjunction with Emirates. 
• Air Arabia: The first low-cost airline in the Middle East, headquartered in Sharjah with additional hubs in Abu Dhabi.
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• https://www.etihad.com/en-in/
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        SUGGESTION: OPEN A SEPARATE ACCOUNT,OR
•       KEEP A SEPARATE BOX NEAR, T.V. WASHING MACHINE,
•       FRIDGE, A.C. LAPTOP ETC. WHENEVER YOU USE THEM
•      PUT  A CERTAIN AMOUNT IN THAT. IT WILL SERVE   
•      FOR YOUR REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE AND ALSO
•     REPLACEMENT IN A CONVENIENT FORM.TRY
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• https://in.pinterest.com/pin/1112881757916320968/ 
• FOR MORE HELP AND GUIDANCE.
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RAO'S PODIUM-88- EIGHTY EIGHT.

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Direct Route Maps & Details

• Delhi (DEL) to SFO: Takes a polar or trans-Siberian routing arching over the Arctic.
  • Distance: ~ 7,700 miles (12,400 km)
  • Flight Time: ~ 17 hours
  • Bengaluru (BLR) to SFO: Takes an ultra-long-haul route over the Pacific or polar regions depending on winds.
    • Distance: ~ 8,700 miles (14,000 km)
    • Flight Time: ~ 16 to 17 hours
    • Mumbai (BOM) to SFO: Takes a westerly and polar routing similar to Delhi.
      • Distance: ~ 8,300 miles (13,500 km)
      • Flight Time: ~ 16 to 17 hours
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      • If you are flying from other Indian cities (e.g., Chennai, Hyderabad, or Kolkata), you will require connecting flights. Common routing hubs include: 
        • Middle East Hubs: Flights via Dubai (Emirates), Doha (Qatar Airways), or Abu Dhabi (Etihad).
        • European Hubs: Flights via London (British Airways/Virgin Atlantic) or Frankfurt (Lufthansa).
        • Southeast Asian Hubs: Flights via Singapore (Singapore Airlines). 
        To plot these multi-stop routes or find the best fares for your specific departure city, use flight search and mapping engines like Google Flights.
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      • The Damru, a small, two-headed hourglass drum, is one of Lord Shiva’s most iconic attributes, The Damru, a small, two-headed hourglass drum, is one of Lord Shiva’s most iconic attributes, symbolizing cosmic balance, rhythm, and the primordial sounds of creation. 

        • Core Symbolic Meanings

        • Primordial Sound (Nada): In Hindu philosophy, the universe emerges from vibration. The Damru represents the first sound (Nada) made in the void, often associated with the sacred cosmic vibration, Om. 
        • Cosmic Dance (Natraj): Shiva holds the Damru in His form as Nataraja, the Lord of Dance. The rhythmic beats of the drum initiate the perpetual cycles of creation, preservation, dissolution, and recreation of the cosmos. 
        • Duality and Unity: The drum's hourglass shape is highly significant:The two wide ends symbolize the duality of the universe (e.g., sound and silence, creation and destruction, masculine and feminine energies) narrow center represents unity, suggesting that despite the opposing forces in the manifest world, they all merge into a single divine balance at their source. 
          • Shiva and Shakti: The two opposing triangles forming the drum represent the divine union of Shiva (Purusha/Consciousness) and Shakti (Prakriti/Energy), the interplay of which manifests the material universe.
      • It represents the heartbeat of the universe, bridging the gap between silence and the active unfolding of existence. 
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      • Beyond its mythological roots, the Damru serves as a spiritual reminder for seekers. The repetitive beat symbolizes rhythm, focus, and the control of the mind. By attuning to the eternal rhythm of the Damru, devotees are said to awaken dormant spiritual energy (Kundalini) and break free from worldly illusions.
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