How to Save a Web Page as a PDF in Firefox Browser

Today, we are going to share a method that would help you to save a Web Page as a PDF in the Mozilla Firefox browser. So, let’s check out how to save a webpage as a PDF on Mozilla Firefox.

Step 1: First of all, open Mozilla Firefox on your Windows 10 computer.

Step 2: Now open the webpage that you would like to save as PDF.

Step 3: Now tap on the hamburger menu located in the upper-right corner of the Window.

Step 4: From the drop-down menu, click on the ‘Print’ option.

Step 5: On the Print Preview page, click on the ‘Print’. This will open a new window; there you need to select ‘Microsoft Print to PDF’ under the Select Printer option and then click on ‘Print’

Step 6: On the next Window, you need to select the location where you would like to save the PDF file and then click on the ‘Save’ button.

That’s it! You are done. The web page will be saved in PDF format for offline view. I hope you will find it useful.

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Important Historical Monuments of India-Part 2

In our previous article We have seen Many Popular Monuments of India like Ahichchhatra, Ajmer, Aihole, Amer, Agra, Ayodhya etc...In this article i am continuing our last topic and wanna showing List of important Historical monuments of india in detail including famous building like Avanti, Indraprastha, Jaipur, Jaunpur, Jhansi, Tanjore etc. Click Here to read Part 1st of this article.

Avanti

This ancient city of India, known as Avantika in the Puranas, was included in the other four major cities of India besides the Shodash Mahajanapadas. Its two parts were the Northern Avanti whose capital was Ujjain and the southern Avanti whose capital was Mahishmati. Apart from being a well-known center of Buddhism, Avanti had also gained economic importance in the 6th century BC.

Indraprastha

It is located near New Delhi, this city was famous as the capital of the state Kuru during the Mahabharata period. It is remarkable for its beauty and grandeur. Natraj temple is the world famous temple here.

Jaipur

This town was established by Kachwaha ruler Sawai Jai Singh in 1721 and is currently famous as the capital of Rajasthan. In general, this city is identified with pink color. The buildings here include Deewan-E-Khas, Diwan-E-Aam, Chandra Mahal, Govind Dev Ji Temple. Apart from this, the famous NaharShah Durg and Hawa Mahal have been built by Jai Singh.

Jaunpur

It was Founded by Firoz Shah Tughlaq, this town is located on the banks of river Gomti in Uttar Pradesh. Jaunpur is considered as the center of Muslim rituals. This is the reason that Jaunpur has been known as 'Shiraz-e-Hind'.

Jhansi

This town of Uttar Pradesh is famous for the Rani Lakshmibai because she took part in the first freedom struggle in 1857 and bravely fought and died. The fort here is built in the 17th century by Orachha Naresh Veer Singh Bundela.

Tanjore 

Tanjore is located 218 miles south of Chennai. It is famous for the war between Prithviraj Chauhan and Mohammad Gauri. This war is famous as 'War of Tarain' on the pages of history, which happened two times. First in 1191 and second in 1182.

Tughlaqabad 

About three kilometers from Qutub Minar located in Delhi, Gasasuddin Tughlaq laid the foundations of this city and made it his capital. From the point of view of architecture in Tughlaqabad, only Abhishek has remained there. The main of these is the fort built here by Tughlaq, the tomb of Rajmahal and Tughlaq's tomb.

Tiruchirappalli

In ancient times, this city was known as Krishna Palli. It is located 250 km away from Chennai on the banks of Kaveri river. The 100-pillared pavilions and many cave temples built here by the Pallava rulers are the pride of this city.

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Geography- Definition, Branches and facts

Geography is the study of science, with the factual description of the earth as the only natural planet in the form of human habitation in the whole universe.

In the form of geography, the word literally means 'round earth', in fact this word is the only identity of the earth's quality, not the actual boundaries of the entire geography.  it is the word of the English language which consists two words, namely GEO+GRAPHY, which means 'description of the earth'.

This term is also incomplete in clarifying the meaning of the whole study area of ​​geography, because the actual purpose of geography can not be achieved by merely describing the earth.

It has been recognized by the various scholars since ancient times as a science under which including  the description of the life of the inhabitants of different countries, the study of mainstream shapes and various actions such as volcanoes, earthquakes, tidal bouts etc. are also included.

With the change of time, the entire geographical study has been removed from the study of the whole earth in the present century and all the posts of human welfare have been included. Even the original meaning of geography - rather than the 'description of the earth', Analytical work is also being done.

Famous Definitions of Geography

According to Strabo-

"Geography is an independent subject whose purpose is to acquire knowledge of celestial bodies, places, oceans, fauna, vegetation and every other thing seen in the fields"

According to Claudius Ptolemy-

"Geography is the illuminating science to see the glimpse of the earth in heaven"

According to Carl Ritter-

"Geography is the science in which the earth is recognized as an independent planet and its all the symptoms, events and their interconnects are studied"

According to Arthur Holmes-

"In geography, that part of the Earth is studied which is the place of human living"

According to the stamp-

"Earth floor is described in geography, in the context of variations and relations of regions"

According to Hartron-

"Geography is a science related to the study of nature"

Branches of Geography

At present, the following major branches are studied under Geography: -

1- Physical Geography: - It is a factual study of the elements related to human related things such as earth, sea, atmospheres and episodes bringing changes in them.

2- Human Geography: - Under this branch, its development, activities, transformations, transfers, etc. from the birth of a human to the present time, are studied.

Some interesting facts about Geography

Father of geography - Hecatians

Father of current geography - Alexander von Hambolt

Father of systematic geography-Irateosynthesis

Geographer's first proponent-Irateosynthesis

Father of Physical Geography - Polydonias

Cultural Geography Generator-Carlo Savar

Founder of Mathematical Geography- Thales and Naximander

Generator of Levelscrem-Federic Retell

Producer of the World Globe - Martin Baham

World Map Builder-Naximander

Geographic encyclopedia creator-Strabo

Predator of Environmentalism-Herodotus

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What is Sensex and Nifty-Newsworldfactors

In this post, I am going to tell you about What is Sensex and Nifty.

Have you ever heard about Dalal street? 'Dalal Street' in Mumbai,India is the address of Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), the biggest Stock Exchange in India. When BSE was moved to this new location at the intersection of Bombay samachar marg and hum hum street. The street next to the building was named as Dalal street. Dalal means 'Broker' in english. 'Dalal Street' in India is similar to 'Wall street' in US. 


What is Nifty and Sensex?
In order to understand what is Nifty and Sensex, you first need to understand about the Indian Stock exchanges. Let's discuss the two major Stock Exchanges in India, BSE and NSE along with their indexes.

Bombay Stock Exchange is located in Mumbai, India. It was established in 1875 and is India's Oldest Stock Exchange. It is world fastest Stock exchange with Immediate trend speed of 6 microseconds. BSE is world's 11th Largest stock exchange. More than 5500 companies are publically listed on BSE. 


SENSEX also called as BSE 30 is the market index consisting of 30 well established and financially sound companies listed in BSE. 30 companies are selected on the basis of free float market capitalization. These are different companies from different sectors representing the sample of large liquid and representative companies. The base year of Sensex -(1978-79) and base value is 100. Sensex is the indicator of Market movement. If Sensex go up, it means that most of the Stocks in BSE in India went up during that period of time. If the Sensex goes down, this tells you that stock price of most of the major stocks has gone down. For example, suppose Sensex is 26,000 today, if Sensex drops to 25.950 tomorrow, it means that the majority of the 30 companies financial condition is not that good and it's share prices falling.

National Stock Exchange is the Leading Stock exchange in India located in Mumbai, Maharashtra. It was started to end the monopoly of the BSE in the Indian market. NSE was established in 1992 as The first demutualized electronic exchange in India. It is World's 12th largest stock exchange. NSE's index NIFTY is used extensively by indicators in India and around the world as the parameter of Indian's capital market.


NIFTY is the NSE of India's stock Market exchnage for Indian Equity Market. NIFTY is owned and managed by India Index Service and Products(IISL). It's Base year is 1995 and base value is 1000. Nifty is calculated on 50 Stocks actively traded in the NSE. 50 top Stocks are selected from different sectors. With respect to Nifty and NSE, we can say that if Nifty goes up this means that stock Prices of most of the major stocks of NSE has gone up. If NIfty goes down, this tells you that stock prices of most of the major stocks of NSE has gone down.  


The SENSEX and NIFTY are both indicators of Market movement. If the Sensex or Nifty goes up it means that most of the stocks in India went up during that period of time. When Sensex/ Nifty goes up, it shows economic growth in the country. 

Importance of Market Index: 

• Market Index are Barometer for the market behaviour. 
• It gives a general idea what whether the most of the stocks has gone up or gone down. 
• It is used as the benchmark portfolio performance. 
• It is used as a reflector of investors sentiments. 
• It is used for sorting and comparison of the various companies.  

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What is a Stock Market/Share Market-Newsworldfactors

Share Market is also known as Stock Market. Stock Market is a place where you buy and sell shares of companies listed publicaly. Companies like Tata, Birla, Reliance and other 6000+ which are listed in stock market. 

What is the need of Stock Market?

If you are doing business, for the growth of it you need capital. You can get capital from three different areas primarily. First is Bank, which gives capital in form of loan at particular interest. You have to pay back the principal as well as interest. Second is from Individual investor or a private activity, where they buy certain percentage of the company and get share of the company. But if a company wishes to gain huge amount of capital from thousand of investors, in that case company needs to go public. Company needs to list shares on the Stock market. That is where stock market is needed.

What is the Structure of Stock Market?

Indian Stock Market consist mainly of two exchangers. One is the BSE(Bombay Stock Exchange) and second is the NSE(National Stock Exchange). The BSE has 6000+ companies while NSE has 1600+ companies listed on exchange. BSE's primary index is Sensex and NSE's primary index is Nifty. Sensex contains 31 companies and Nifty contains 51 companies. This shows the direction of the general market overall the index. Second participant is depositories where our shares get stored. There are two depository, National depository and Central Depository. Third Participant are Brokers they are the one who facilitates the traits between the individual investors and share market. 

How to Trade in Stock Market?

First of all, you need to have a Broker and a Broking account. To open a trading account, all you need is a bank statement of 6 months, a cancelled cheque, a photo, aadhar card copy, pan card copy. Account will open within a week.

How to buy Shares in Stock Market?

As soon as your account opened with the Broker, make sure you transfer the money from your bank account either via NEFT or online transfer into your Trading Account. Once the money is into your trading account, you can place an order via your Broker. Broker would push your order into the exchanges that to the BSE or NSE. As per your buy price, the stock exchange will try to match your order with the best seller and when your buy price matches the selling price then your order get executed. Bought Shares get deliver into your DEMAT account after T+2 Days. 

How to sell a stock in Stock Market?

Place an order with your Broker. Broker will forward your order to the Stock exchange. Stock Exchange will look for the best buyer and whenever your price matched with the buyer, the order will be completed. Stock which you are holding will debited from your DEMAT account. You can get a payout after T+2 days. 

Various ways to place an order with the Broker:-

There are three ways of placing a order with the Broker.

1. Mobile app

2. Telephone

3. Online 

Timings:-

Stock Market open from Monday to Friday except public holidays. Market opens at 9:00 AM and closes at 3:30 PM.

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