something nontechie - this time it's about vegetables...

You will find here alphabetical list of all vegetables used in indian kitchen along with their names in English and Indian languages, Hindi, Marathi and Kannada.

This a list of culinary vegetables. That is, some of these are actually fruits but are used as vegetables. So they are included in this list.
We are still adding to this vegetable list. Please let us know if we have missed any vegetables using the comments below or our comment form. Thank you in advance.

English	Hindi	Marathi	Kannada
Ashgourd	Petha	Kohala	Budkumbalkai
Artichoke	Hathichouk
Aubergine-Eggplant -Brinjal	Baigan Baingan	Vangi	Badnekai
Banana-raw	Kachcha Kela	Kachchi Keli	Balekai
French Beans	Farasbi	Farasbi	Hurlikai
Beans - Runner	Farasbi	Farasbi	Hurlikai
Beetroot	Chukandar	Beetroot	Beetroot
Bell Pepper/Capsicum	Simla Mirch	Dhobli Mirchi	Donmensinkai
Bitter Gourd	Karela	Karle	Hagalkai
Bottle Gourd	Lauki - Kaddu - Doodhi	Doodhi Bhopla	Sorekai
Broad Beans - Fava Beans - Field Bean	Papdi - Val - Bakla	Papdi - Val	Avarekai
Cabbage	BandGobi, Pattagobi	Kobi	Kosu , Elé kosu
Capsicum/Bell Pepper	Simla Mirch	Dhobli Mirchi	Donmensinkai
Carrot	Gajar	Gajar	Gajjari
Cauliflower	Phoolgobi	Cauliflower, flower	Hookosu/ Cauliflower
Cilanto, Coriander leaves	Kothmir	Kothimbir	Kothambari soppu
Cluster Beans	Gavar	Gavar	Gorikai
Colacassia	Arbi - Arvi	Alu chi pane	Kesu
Corn	Makkai	Maka	Musakina Jola
Cow Peas -	Lobia	Chawli	Alsande
Cucumber	Kheera - Kakdi	Kakdi	Savatekai
Double Beans	Boda	Double bee	Chapparadavrekai
Drumstick	Shingh phali / Sahjan ki phali	Shevagyachi sheng	Nuggekai
Field Beans	Val	Val	Avrekai
Garlic	Lahasun	Lasun	Bellulli
Gherkins	Tendli	Tondali	Tondekai
Green Chili	Hari Mirch	Hirvi Mirchi	Hasi Mensinkai
Green Peas	Mutter	Matar, Vatana	Hasi Batani
Ivy Gourd - Tindora	Tondli	Tondali	Tondekai
Jackfruit (raw)	Kathal	Phanas	Halasina hannu
Knolkol	Gathgobi, knolkol	Navalkol	Navil kosu
Lady Finger - Okra	Bhindi	Bhendi	Bendekai
Long Beans - Cowpea	Lobia	Chawli, Chavli	Alsande
Mushroom	Khumb , Guchhi	Khumb, Kutryachi chattri	Anabe
Onion	Pyaj	Kanda	Irulli, Ullagaddi
Potato Aloo / Batata	Aloo / Batata	Batata	Aloogedde
Pumpkin	Kaddu	Bhopla	Kumbalkai
Radish	Muli	Mula	Mulangi
Radish Pods	Mungre, moongre, mooli pods	Dingari, mulyachya shenga	Mulangi saang
Ridgegourd	Turai	Dodka - Ghosavale	Hirekai
Sweet Potato	Surti Kand	Ratali	Gensu
Tamarind	Imli	Chinch	Hunsekai, hunse hannu
Yam	Surti Kand	Suran	Surangadde

Boot a USB Flash Drive in VirtualBox

Original URL: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/boot-a-usb-flash-drive-in-virtualbox/

Here, we show you how we booted from a USB Flash Drive in VirtualBox. This process will allow you to run your Portable Linux from the USB Flash Drive or external hard drive while still running from Windows. By default VirtualBox does not support USB Boot. However this is easily attainable by mapping a virtual machine to the USB Drive.

VirtualBox Website: http://www.virtualbox.org
How to Boot from a USB Flash Drive in VirtualBox

1. Download and Install VirtualBox (Install to the default path)
2. Click Start > Run Type diskmgmt.msc and click OK (In Vista/Win7 use the Start > Search Box)
   (1) Locate your USB Disk #
   
3. Open a command prompt cmd.exe (run as admin in Vista/Win7)
4. Type cd %programfiles%\oracle\virtualbox
5. Type the following (replace # with your USB Disk number from step 2)
   VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -filename "%USERPROFILE%"\.VirtualBox\usb.vmdk -rawdisk \\.\PhysicalDrive#

6. Start VirtualBox (run as admin in Vista/Win7) and create a New Virtual Machine
7. When prompted for a Virtual Hard Disk, tick use existing hard disk and select usb.vmdk
8. Once you have finished creating your New Virtual Machine, click Start

If all goes well, VirtualBox should now be running the Linux version installed on your USB device emulated from within Windows.

Dependency walker

Dependency walker is a great program that tells you what dlls your windows program is using. So you can ship your program with only those dlls and not need to carry a number of unnecessary files.