Bishwa Nath Singh
Our respectful obeisanc to His lotus feet!
Bishwa Nath and Bishwa Nath's family have just received Sai Baba's Blessings
Shirdi Sai Baba Says:
''Choose friends who will stick to you till the end, through thick and thin.''..
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Bishwa Nath Singh:
Ohm Satya Sai Namoh Namah!
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Feb.1,2011.
Monday, January 31, 2011
Three Videos of devotional songs as flashed on the f.b. on Feb.01,2011.
Bishwa Nath Singh
Around five thousand years ago, King Ugrasen had ruled the small Indian village of Mathura. He was loved ·
by all of his people, and raised two very fine children, Kans and Devki. As his children grew older, they both went their own ways. Kans jailed his father, and was the new King of Mathura. He still loved his sister, Devki, with a lot of heart, and got her married to an army officer, called Vasudev.
Achyutam Keshavam Rama Narayanam. Krishna Daamodaram
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Bishwa Nath Singh Our humble obeisance to the lotus feet of Lord Krishna who is our Savior!
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Bishwa Nath Singh
Lord Krishna had preached Warrior Prince Arjuna amidst battle field of Kurkshetra who had prophesised himself to be God.The Bhagavad-gita is the famous discourse that took place between Lord Krishna and the warrior Arjuna, just before the onset of the great Bharata War (c. 3138 BC).
MADHURASHTAKAM_VERY NICE SONG
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..Bishwa Nath Singh
MADHURASHTAKAM_VERY NICE SONG
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Madhuram Madhuram Akhilam Madhuram..
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Bishwa Nath Singh :
It's my most favourite Prayer to Lord Krishna whose beauty and smartness are very popular worldwide.Lord Krishna had preached Warrior Prince Arjuna amidst battle field of Kurkshetra who had prophesised himself to be God.The Bhagavad-gita is... the famous discourse that took place between Lord Krishna and the warrior Arjuna, just before the onset of the great Bharata War (c. 3138 BC).The Bhagavad-gita originally appears as an episode in the Sixth Book of the Mahabharata (Bhismaparvan, 23-40). In this of 700 verses, Lord Krishna shows how each Vedic dharma directs a person toward the ultimate, the "most confidential of a...ll knowledge." He discusses the yogas of work, meditation, and knowledge. Krishna shows how it leads to the "most secrets of all secrets, " pure loving devotional service to God. "Always think of Me and become My devotee. Worship Me and offer you, homage unto Me." This, Krishna says is "the most confidential part of knowledge.
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Feb.1,2011
Around five thousand years ago, King Ugrasen had ruled the small Indian village of Mathura. He was loved ·
by all of his people, and raised two very fine children, Kans and Devki. As his children grew older, they both went their own ways. Kans jailed his father, and was the new King of Mathura. He still loved his sister, Devki, with a lot of heart, and got her married to an army officer, called Vasudev.
Achyutam Keshavam Rama Narayanam. Krishna Daamodaram
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Bhajan by Sona Adatia of Shivkinner Bhajan Mandli of Leicester UK . Shivkinner perform Bhajans without any charge. Shivkinner sing Bhajans for good cause such as Cancer Research. More on www.shivkinner.com..
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Bishwa Nath Singh Our humble obeisance to the lotus feet of Lord Krishna who is our Savior!
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Bishwa Nath Singh
Lord Krishna had preached Warrior Prince Arjuna amidst battle field of Kurkshetra who had prophesised himself to be God.The Bhagavad-gita is the famous discourse that took place between Lord Krishna and the warrior Arjuna, just before the onset of the great Bharata War (c. 3138 BC).
MADHURASHTAKAM_VERY NICE SONG
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..Bishwa Nath Singh
MADHURASHTAKAM_VERY NICE SONG
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Madhuram Madhuram Akhilam Madhuram..
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Bishwa Nath Singh :
It's my most favourite Prayer to Lord Krishna whose beauty and smartness are very popular worldwide.Lord Krishna had preached Warrior Prince Arjuna amidst battle field of Kurkshetra who had prophesised himself to be God.The Bhagavad-gita is... the famous discourse that took place between Lord Krishna and the warrior Arjuna, just before the onset of the great Bharata War (c. 3138 BC).The Bhagavad-gita originally appears as an episode in the Sixth Book of the Mahabharata (Bhismaparvan, 23-40). In this of 700 verses, Lord Krishna shows how each Vedic dharma directs a person toward the ultimate, the "most confidential of a...ll knowledge." He discusses the yogas of work, meditation, and knowledge. Krishna shows how it leads to the "most secrets of all secrets, " pure loving devotional service to God. "Always think of Me and become My devotee. Worship Me and offer you, homage unto Me." This, Krishna says is "the most confidential part of knowledge.
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Feb.1,2011
A wrte-upon Blessed Danya as flashed on the f.b. on Feb.01,2011
Bishwa Nath Singh
Yesterday, the temperature was -20degree Centigrade where Blessed Danya is putting off in abroad.He did not stop going to his School even during that severe cold and snow fall.It shows his sincerity towards his studies.
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Bishwa Nath Singh :
Let us join to wish him all the best and grand success in his long and happy life!
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Feb.01,2011
Yesterday, the temperature was -20degree Centigrade where Blessed Danya is putting off in abroad.He did not stop going to his School even during that severe cold and snow fall.It shows his sincerity towards his studies.
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Bishwa Nath Singh :
Let us join to wish him all the best and grand success in his long and happy life!
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Feb.01,2011
My thought for the day as envisaged and flashed by me on the f.b. on Feb.1,,2011.
Bishwa Nath Singh
Simplicity, devotion and hard work lead one to altar
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( Photo of Morar Ji Desai, B.G.Kher and SK.Patil- all three stalwarts of Our Country
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Bishwa Nath Singh:
It's my thought for the day that I would like to share with everybody. These virtues had paid rich dividend to Morar Ji Desai, B.G.Kher and SK.Patil- all three stalwarts of Our Country who had held very important positions in the Govt.. In the above Picture, Congress veterans (from left) Morarji Desai, BG Kher and SK Patil at a public meeting to
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Feb.1,2011.
Simplicity, devotion and hard work lead one to altar
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( Photo of Morar Ji Desai, B.G.Kher and SK.Patil- all three stalwarts of Our Country
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Bishwa Nath Singh:
It's my thought for the day that I would like to share with everybody. These virtues had paid rich dividend to Morar Ji Desai, B.G.Kher and SK.Patil- all three stalwarts of Our Country who had held very important positions in the Govt.. In the above Picture, Congress veterans (from left) Morarji Desai, BG Kher and SK Patil at a public meeting to
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Feb.1,2011.
A homage to the first Chief Minister of Bombay State Balasaheb Gangadhar Kher as flashed on the f.b. on Feb.01.2011
Bishwa Nath Singh
I remember that I had asked few days earlier a social gathering to name as who was the first and last Prime Minister of Bombay Province and the first Chief Minister of Bombay State (now bifurcated into Maharsashtra and Gujarat State), to my utter surprise, none had replied correctly and since then, I had thought of flashing it .Let me answer this question as he was none else than Balasaheb Gangadhar Kher popularly called B.G.Kher. Here, one can have glimpse of his life in brief.
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Bishwa Nath Singh :
Balasaheb Gangadhar Kher who was also popularly called as B. G. Kher was born on August 24, 1888 at Ratnagiri in a middle class family who had a privilege to be the first chief minister (then called Prime Mnister) of Bombay State which con...sisted of present day Maharastra and Gujrat States of India. He was awarded the Padma Vibhushan by the Government of India in 1954.He was a lawyer, solicitor and social worker by choice and politician by necessity, He was often described as “Sajjan”, good and gentle who was a well-known scholar, an accomplished orator, and a man with no pretensions. During his childhood, he had spent some years of his boyhood at Kundgol in the then Jamkhandi State. Later, he migrated at the instance of Gopal Krishna Gokhale to Pune to study at the New English School. Later he obtained the degree of B.A. in 1908 from the Wilson College, with high distinction and received the Bhau Daji Lad prize for standing first in Sanskrit.His political career began in 1922 and he was chosen as Secretary of the Bombay branch of the Swaraj Party. During the Civil disobedience movement he was arrested and sentenced to eight months' rigorous imprisonment and fine in 1930. He was again arrested in 1932 and sentenced to two years rigorous imprisonment and fine. He became the first Prime Minister of Bombay Province in 1937 at the instance of Mahatma Gandhi and continued in office till October, 1939. He was arrested and imprisoned in 1940. During the Quit India struggle, he was again arrested and imprisoned in August, 1942. He was released from prison on July 14, 1944. He again became Prime Minister of Bombay province on March 30, 1946 and continued in office till January 25, 1950.Again,he served as the Chief Minister of Bombay State from January 26,1950 to April 21, 1952 His Ministry had earned the reputation of being the most progressive State Ministry in India. As Chief Minister, he was an ex-office member of the Constituent Assembly, and he had layed a very notable part in the drafting of the Constitution. Mass education, land reforms, and women’s equity/empowerment were the three pronged strategies on which the constitution makers of India had visualized the socio-economic transformation of a free India. This was evident from the initial steps that the government took, such as the Zamindari Abolition Act, community development program, and the Hindu Code Bill .B.G.Kher had felt that the future and hope of mankind lie in educational advancement and a Welfare State, has to make suitable provision for the same. Advocates of State supported education in the past have usually rested their case predominantly on the two extra economic considerations of equality of opportunity and social cohesion. That is, the state being responsible for ensuring that the advantaged sections got the preferred weight age and discriminations in this field does not lead to a in the social fabric of the society. As the Mass education, land reforms, and women’s equity/empowerment were the three pronged strategies. On which the constitution makers of India had visualized the socio-economic transformation, community development program, and the Hindu Code Bill The Constitution makers like him felt that the future and hope of mankind lie in educational advancement and a Welfare State has to make suitable provision for the same. Advocates of State supported education in the past have usually rested their case predominantly on the two extra economic considerations of equality of opportunity and social cohesion. That is, the state being responsible for ensuring that the disadvantaged sections got the preferred weight age and discriminations in this field does not lead to a rupture in the social fabric of the society. declined to stand for election in Bombay in 1952, he was elected as Member of Rajya Sabha by the Bombay Legislative Assembly. He also served as Indian's High Commissioner in the United Kingdom. In recognition of his distinguished service to the country, the President conferred upon him the honor of Padma Vibhusahn in 1954. In June 1955 he was appointed Chairman of the Official languages Commission. He had taken keen interest in the Tribal Welfare work. In 1956 he was appointed Chairman of the Gandhi Smarak Nidhi. He started the quarterly `Gandhi Margo' as forum for propagation of ideals of Mahatma Gandhi.He had died in Pune on March 8, 1957 leaving behind millions to mourn his passing away.He will be remembered as the most dynamic leader for many years to come.Let us join to pay our humble obeisance and respectful homage to that great man who had distinction to be an ideal administrator, social worker, a great politician and a statesman!
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.Atul Mishra :
Good Information !!
..Atul Bharadwaj :
Very Informative...thanks for sharing.....!
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Feb.01,,2011
I remember that I had asked few days earlier a social gathering to name as who was the first and last Prime Minister of Bombay Province and the first Chief Minister of Bombay State (now bifurcated into Maharsashtra and Gujarat State), to my utter surprise, none had replied correctly and since then, I had thought of flashing it .Let me answer this question as he was none else than Balasaheb Gangadhar Kher popularly called B.G.Kher. Here, one can have glimpse of his life in brief.
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Bishwa Nath Singh :
Balasaheb Gangadhar Kher who was also popularly called as B. G. Kher was born on August 24, 1888 at Ratnagiri in a middle class family who had a privilege to be the first chief minister (then called Prime Mnister) of Bombay State which con...sisted of present day Maharastra and Gujrat States of India. He was awarded the Padma Vibhushan by the Government of India in 1954.He was a lawyer, solicitor and social worker by choice and politician by necessity, He was often described as “Sajjan”, good and gentle who was a well-known scholar, an accomplished orator, and a man with no pretensions. During his childhood, he had spent some years of his boyhood at Kundgol in the then Jamkhandi State. Later, he migrated at the instance of Gopal Krishna Gokhale to Pune to study at the New English School. Later he obtained the degree of B.A. in 1908 from the Wilson College, with high distinction and received the Bhau Daji Lad prize for standing first in Sanskrit.His political career began in 1922 and he was chosen as Secretary of the Bombay branch of the Swaraj Party. During the Civil disobedience movement he was arrested and sentenced to eight months' rigorous imprisonment and fine in 1930. He was again arrested in 1932 and sentenced to two years rigorous imprisonment and fine. He became the first Prime Minister of Bombay Province in 1937 at the instance of Mahatma Gandhi and continued in office till October, 1939. He was arrested and imprisoned in 1940. During the Quit India struggle, he was again arrested and imprisoned in August, 1942. He was released from prison on July 14, 1944. He again became Prime Minister of Bombay province on March 30, 1946 and continued in office till January 25, 1950.Again,he served as the Chief Minister of Bombay State from January 26,1950 to April 21, 1952 His Ministry had earned the reputation of being the most progressive State Ministry in India. As Chief Minister, he was an ex-office member of the Constituent Assembly, and he had layed a very notable part in the drafting of the Constitution. Mass education, land reforms, and women’s equity/empowerment were the three pronged strategies on which the constitution makers of India had visualized the socio-economic transformation of a free India. This was evident from the initial steps that the government took, such as the Zamindari Abolition Act, community development program, and the Hindu Code Bill .B.G.Kher had felt that the future and hope of mankind lie in educational advancement and a Welfare State, has to make suitable provision for the same. Advocates of State supported education in the past have usually rested their case predominantly on the two extra economic considerations of equality of opportunity and social cohesion. That is, the state being responsible for ensuring that the advantaged sections got the preferred weight age and discriminations in this field does not lead to a in the social fabric of the society. As the Mass education, land reforms, and women’s equity/empowerment were the three pronged strategies. On which the constitution makers of India had visualized the socio-economic transformation, community development program, and the Hindu Code Bill The Constitution makers like him felt that the future and hope of mankind lie in educational advancement and a Welfare State has to make suitable provision for the same. Advocates of State supported education in the past have usually rested their case predominantly on the two extra economic considerations of equality of opportunity and social cohesion. That is, the state being responsible for ensuring that the disadvantaged sections got the preferred weight age and discriminations in this field does not lead to a rupture in the social fabric of the society. declined to stand for election in Bombay in 1952, he was elected as Member of Rajya Sabha by the Bombay Legislative Assembly. He also served as Indian's High Commissioner in the United Kingdom. In recognition of his distinguished service to the country, the President conferred upon him the honor of Padma Vibhusahn in 1954. In June 1955 he was appointed Chairman of the Official languages Commission. He had taken keen interest in the Tribal Welfare work. In 1956 he was appointed Chairman of the Gandhi Smarak Nidhi. He started the quarterly `Gandhi Margo' as forum for propagation of ideals of Mahatma Gandhi.He had died in Pune on March 8, 1957 leaving behind millions to mourn his passing away.He will be remembered as the most dynamic leader for many years to come.Let us join to pay our humble obeisance and respectful homage to that great man who had distinction to be an ideal administrator, social worker, a great politician and a statesman!
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.Atul Mishra :
Good Information !!
..Atul Bharadwaj :
Very Informative...thanks for sharing.....!
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Feb.01,,2011
Two videos of devotional songs of Lord Krishna Bhakti as flashed on the f.b. on Jan.31,2011.
Bishwa Nath Singh
It's my most favourite devotional song that I wish to listen daily when I get up.Certainly,all of you would like to listen.
Achyutam Keshavam Rama Narayanam. Krishna Daamodaram
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Bhajan by Sona Adatia of Shivkinner Bhajan Mandli of Leicester UK . Shivkinner perform Bhajans without any charge. Shivkinner sing Bhajans for good cause such as Cancer Research. http://www.shivkinner.com/..
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.Bishwa Nath Singh:
It's my most favourite devotional song that I wish to listen daily when I get up.Certainly,all of you would like to listen.
MADHURASHTAKAM_VERY NICE SONG
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Madhuram Madhuram Akhilam Madhuram..
(video)
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i also like this :
chakradhari hi iss duniya ka paap dho rahein hain...time de rahein hain ki log ,suddharr jayein jaldi
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Jan.31,2011
It's my most favourite devotional song that I wish to listen daily when I get up.Certainly,all of you would like to listen.
Achyutam Keshavam Rama Narayanam. Krishna Daamodaram
www.youtube.com
Bhajan by Sona Adatia of Shivkinner Bhajan Mandli of Leicester UK . Shivkinner perform Bhajans without any charge. Shivkinner sing Bhajans for good cause such as Cancer Research. http://www.shivkinner.com/..
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(VIDEO)
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.Bishwa Nath Singh:
It's my most favourite devotional song that I wish to listen daily when I get up.Certainly,all of you would like to listen.
MADHURASHTAKAM_VERY NICE SONG
www.youtube.com
Madhuram Madhuram Akhilam Madhuram..
(video)
Share.;Seetu Choudhary Singh, Gopal Sharma and Sanjana Verma like this..
:
i also like this :
chakradhari hi iss duniya ka paap dho rahein hain...time de rahein hain ki log ,suddharr jayein jaldi
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Jan.31,2011
Shrinathdham's ordeal on the cow as flashed on the f.b. on Jan.31,2011
(Photo of Lord Krishna along with a cow)
Added by Vrunda Sakhi
to the group "Shrinathdham
.HOLY COW MOTHER -
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Even if your devotee is full of sorrow,
You the mother with love makes him drink nectar,
And grant pleasures to his enemies as well as friends,
And you wins over the world with loving behaviour....
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HOLY COW MOTHER -
Even if your devotee is full of sorrow,
You the mother with love makes him drink nectar,
And grant pleasures to his enemies as well as friends,
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Vrunda Sakhi :
वन्दे गौ मातरम् ।
गावो मे ह्यग्रतः सन्तु गावो मे सन्तु पृष्ठतः ।
गावो मे हृदये सन्तु गवां मध्ये वसाम्यहं ।।
.Rajesh Sharma :
Jai Shri Krishna............Radhe Radhe.........
.Latha Thinakaran :
HARI KRISHNA HE LOOKS SO BEAUTIFUL WITH THE COWS THANKS FOR THE TAG
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Amogha Lila Dasa:
Hare Krishna :)
.Bishwa Nath Sing:
Any song of praise sung to our holy mother cow will be just like a drop in ocean. I have already expressed my views on this issue. My views are well known as how to protect and save our holy mother cows that I have kept on flashing from t...ime to time. It’s time for action. This morning, I launched a drive to pick up all plastics thrown on road way side with the help of few young men and put them at a place to destroy and also tried to bring awareness to the residents not to throw used plastics outside their house on road way side lest cows may consume them and that will be very harmful them and even to other stay cattle.
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.Swapnil Sharma :
श्री राधेश्याम ...हरि हरः
· .Surya Rushi :
Vande Gau Matram...........
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Sheila P. Bachan *:
♥* YOUR WORDS IS TRUE JAI SRI KRISHNA *♥*
· .Manjulata Verma:
gauvon ke bich khade hamare krishn-gopal......sabake rakshak hain ye nandlal.....sabjan ke prem ke karan prabhu liye manuj avatar...radhe radhe
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Jan.31,2011
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Added by Vrunda Sakhi
to the group "Shrinathdham
.HOLY COW MOTHER -
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Even if your devotee is full of sorrow,
You the mother with love makes him drink nectar,
And grant pleasures to his enemies as well as friends,
And you wins over the world with loving behaviour....
Add a caption
HOLY COW MOTHER -
Even if your devotee is full of sorrow,
You the mother with love makes him drink nectar,
And grant pleasures to his enemies as well as friends,
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Vrunda Sakhi :
वन्दे गौ मातरम् ।
गावो मे ह्यग्रतः सन्तु गावो मे सन्तु पृष्ठतः ।
गावो मे हृदये सन्तु गवां मध्ये वसाम्यहं ।।
.Rajesh Sharma :
Jai Shri Krishna............Radhe Radhe.........
.Latha Thinakaran :
HARI KRISHNA HE LOOKS SO BEAUTIFUL WITH THE COWS THANKS FOR THE TAG
.
Amogha Lila Dasa:
Hare Krishna :)
.Bishwa Nath Sing:
Any song of praise sung to our holy mother cow will be just like a drop in ocean. I have already expressed my views on this issue. My views are well known as how to protect and save our holy mother cows that I have kept on flashing from t...ime to time. It’s time for action. This morning, I launched a drive to pick up all plastics thrown on road way side with the help of few young men and put them at a place to destroy and also tried to bring awareness to the residents not to throw used plastics outside their house on road way side lest cows may consume them and that will be very harmful them and even to other stay cattle.
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.Swapnil Sharma :
श्री राधेश्याम ...हरि हरः
· .Surya Rushi :
Vande Gau Matram...........
.
Sheila P. Bachan *:
♥* YOUR WORDS IS TRUE JAI SRI KRISHNA *♥*
· .Manjulata Verma:
gauvon ke bich khade hamare krishn-gopal......sabake rakshak hain ye nandlal.....sabjan ke prem ke karan prabhu liye manuj avatar...radhe radhe
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Jan.31,2011
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Blessings of Satya Shri Sai Baba as received and flashed on the f.b. on Jan 31,2011.
Bishwa Nath Singh
I have surrendered myselt at the lotus feet of this great Indian Saga of modern era His Holiness Satya Sai Ram with a hope that he will hold me in his arms one day.
Bishwa Nath and Bishwa Nath's family have just received Sai Baba's Blessings
Shirdi Sai Baba Says:
''Distinguish right from wrong and be honest, upright and virtuous.''..
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(Photo of Satya Sai Baba)
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Bishwa Nath Singh :
Ohm Satya Sai Namo Namah!
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Bishwa Nath Singh
Surrendered fully at the lotus feet of His Holiness Satya Shri Sai Ram with prayes to hold me in his arm one day with godly bliss!
Bishwa Nath and Bishwa Nath's family have just received Sai Baba's Blessings
Shirdi Sai Baba Says:
''Distinguish right from wrong and be honest, upright and virtuous.''..
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(Photo of Satya Shri Sai Baba)
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Bishwa Nath Singh :
Let us join to pay our humble obeisance to His lotus feet!
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.Anil Kumar:
OHM SAT SAI NAMAH....
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Jan.31,2011
I have surrendered myselt at the lotus feet of this great Indian Saga of modern era His Holiness Satya Sai Ram with a hope that he will hold me in his arms one day.
Bishwa Nath and Bishwa Nath's family have just received Sai Baba's Blessings
Shirdi Sai Baba Says:
''Distinguish right from wrong and be honest, upright and virtuous.''..
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(Photo of Satya Sai Baba)
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Bishwa Nath Singh :
Ohm Satya Sai Namo Namah!
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Bishwa Nath Singh
Surrendered fully at the lotus feet of His Holiness Satya Shri Sai Ram with prayes to hold me in his arm one day with godly bliss!
Bishwa Nath and Bishwa Nath's family have just received Sai Baba's Blessings
Shirdi Sai Baba Says:
''Distinguish right from wrong and be honest, upright and virtuous.''..
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(Photo of Satya Shri Sai Baba)
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Bishwa Nath Singh :
Let us join to pay our humble obeisance to His lotus feet!
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.Anil Kumar:
OHM SAT SAI NAMAH....
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Jan.31,2011
The Birth day of Blessed Danya was celebrated last evening in abroad with gaiety as flashed on the f.b. on Jan.31,2011.
Bishwa Nath Singh:
Blessed Danya celebrated his eighth Birth day last evening with great fervor and gaiety.He is very intelligent and hard working young boy His teachers, friends, close relatives , neighbor and well-wishers of his most loving Parents and Grand Parents wished him all success in his life on that auspicious eve of his Birth Day.
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( Photo of Blessed Danya)
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Bishwa Nath Singh:
Blessed Danya is very popular amongst his friends as he is well-versed in three languages, Ukrainian, English and Hindi a proved himself to be a very lovable child who takes keen interest in his studies besides sports and Karate. He is grea...t admirer of Swami Ramdeo, a great Yoga teacher of India who follows his Yogic feats every day and holds him in great esteem as a great Indian Saga. Though, I was told that he was little indisposed off, let me join you to pray for his speedy recovery and get well soon and wish him all the best in his long and happy life! Let us once again rise to wish him a very happy and prosperous belated Birth Day and pray to God for all his grand success in his very long and prosperous life!
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Anil Kumar:Worthy son of worthy parents. My all the wishes & pray for him. GOD BLESS HIM.
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Payal Swali: Our prayers are with you too. God bless him and give him the strength to over come this difficult phase of time.
Subasheineei Krishnan Pillai:.....Shall pray for his speedy recovery.....Thank U for sharing this message......
Poonam Matia :lets pray for speedy recovery and fitness
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Jan.31,2011.
Blessed Danya celebrated his eighth Birth day last evening with great fervor and gaiety.He is very intelligent and hard working young boy His teachers, friends, close relatives , neighbor and well-wishers of his most loving Parents and Grand Parents wished him all success in his life on that auspicious eve of his Birth Day.
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Blessed Danya is very popular amongst his friends as he is well-versed in three languages, Ukrainian, English and Hindi a proved himself to be a very lovable child who takes keen interest in his studies besides sports and Karate. He is grea...t admirer of Swami Ramdeo, a great Yoga teacher of India who follows his Yogic feats every day and holds him in great esteem as a great Indian Saga. Though, I was told that he was little indisposed off, let me join you to pray for his speedy recovery and get well soon and wish him all the best in his long and happy life! Let us once again rise to wish him a very happy and prosperous belated Birth Day and pray to God for all his grand success in his very long and prosperous life!
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Anil Kumar:Worthy son of worthy parents. My all the wishes & pray for him. GOD BLESS HIM.
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Payal Swali: Our prayers are with you too. God bless him and give him the strength to over come this difficult phase of time.
Subasheineei Krishnan Pillai:.....Shall pray for his speedy recovery.....Thank U for sharing this message......
Poonam Matia :lets pray for speedy recovery and fitness
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Jan.31,2011.
Why to condemn a rising star in our Indian Politics all the times without being inducted by the Court as flashed on the f.b. on Jan.31,2011.
Bishwa Nath Singh:
Why to condemn one very often who has been a rising star in our Indian Politics and has been doing much for betterment of all living in his Gujarat State as whole equally for all Hindus, Muslims, Christians and others without making any differentiation on the caste, religion and race basis? Is it not due to dirty game of politics to lower down his prestige in eyes of others living far and wide! Certainly, it is simply because of the game of internal bickering and dirty party and politics played by his opponents and against that we must rise who claim themselves to be intellectuals, journalist, thinkers and social workers to straighten it in the right order. It is very well said that one can not die every day as he/she gets deterrent punishment once for an offense, it's not that he /she is punished every day that too when allegations are unfounded and baseless otherwise be would have been rejected by electorates who are the biggest judge and should not been asked to continue as the Chief Minister of a such a powerful state where literacy is much higher than other states and per capita income is more than most of the states of our country.
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Let us join to appreciate his good deeds and see ourselves as how popular he is as the Chief Minister of Gujarat State of India who is considered as an icon for over all development of his state!
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Jan.31,2011.
Why to condemn one very often who has been a rising star in our Indian Politics and has been doing much for betterment of all living in his Gujarat State as whole equally for all Hindus, Muslims, Christians and others without making any differentiation on the caste, religion and race basis? Is it not due to dirty game of politics to lower down his prestige in eyes of others living far and wide! Certainly, it is simply because of the game of internal bickering and dirty party and politics played by his opponents and against that we must rise who claim themselves to be intellectuals, journalist, thinkers and social workers to straighten it in the right order. It is very well said that one can not die every day as he/she gets deterrent punishment once for an offense, it's not that he /she is punished every day that too when allegations are unfounded and baseless otherwise be would have been rejected by electorates who are the biggest judge and should not been asked to continue as the Chief Minister of a such a powerful state where literacy is much higher than other states and per capita income is more than most of the states of our country.
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Let us join to appreciate his good deeds and see ourselves as how popular he is as the Chief Minister of Gujarat State of India who is considered as an icon for over all development of his state!
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Jan.31,2011.
My thought for the day as envisaged and flashed by me on the f.b. on Jan.31,,2011.
Bishwa Nath Singh:
Life is a very complex one but can be transformed in livelihood by our good deeds!
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It's my thought for the day that I would like to share with everybody.One could derive lesson from the life of Prof. Satyendra Nath Bose, F RS and recepient of Padma Vivhushan as how by performing good deeds one could be very successful in his/her life.
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bishwanath ji .sir ..........absolutely correct .............good deeds of ours are like sowing seeds which would certainly germinate and spread its leaves(kaarmik punya) in spheres of life .......where we wd feel the need of God the maximum
.Anil Kumar :
Sir, You deserve thanks for such encouraging postings.
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Jan.31,2011.
Life is a very complex one but can be transformed in livelihood by our good deeds!
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It's my thought for the day that I would like to share with everybody.One could derive lesson from the life of Prof. Satyendra Nath Bose, F RS and recepient of Padma Vivhushan as how by performing good deeds one could be very successful in his/her life.
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.Poonam Matia :
bishwanath ji .sir ..........absolutely correct .............good deeds of ours are like sowing seeds which would certainly germinate and spread its leaves(kaarmik punya) in spheres of life .......where we wd feel the need of God the maximum
.Anil Kumar :
Sir, You deserve thanks for such encouraging postings.
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Jan.31,2011.
A homage to Prof. Satyendra Nath Bose,renowned Indian mathematician and physicist as flashed on the f.b. on Jan.31,2011.
Bishwa Nath Singh
How may of us remember one who was a renowned Indian mathematician and physicist noted for his collaboration with Albert Einstein in developing a theory regarding the gas like qualities of electromagnetic radiation who was best known for his work on quantum mechanics in the early 1920s, providing the foundation for Bose–Einstein stati...stics and the theory of the Bose–Einstein condensate. One was F.R.S. and honored as the namesake of the boson! The grateful Indian Nation on whom had conferred India's second highest civilian award, the Padma Vibhushan in 1954. Although more than one Nobel Prize was awarded for research related to the concepts of the boson, Bose–Einstein statistics and Bose–Einstein condensate—the latest being the 2001 Nobel Prize in Physics, which was given for advancing the theory of Bose–Einstein condensates although, he was not awarded the Noble Prize.He was none else than Prof. Satyendra Nath Bose.Let us a have glimpse on his life in brief and pay our homage to him!
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(Prof Satyendra Nath Bose)
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Prof. Satyendra Nath Bose popularly called S.N.Bose was born in Kolkata (Calcutta) of India on January 1,1894 as the eldest of seven children His father, Surendranath Bose, worked in the Engineering Department of the East Indian Railway ...Company. As a young boy, he had attended Hindu School in Calcutta, and later attended Presidency College, also in Calcutta, earning the highest marks at each institution. He came in contact with teachers such as Jagadish Chandra Bose and Prafulla Chandra Roy who provided inspiration to aim high in life. He was a brilliant academic record as a student From 1916 to 1921 he was a Lecturer in the Physics Department of the University of Calcutta. In 1921, he joined the department of Physics of the then recently founded Dhaka University (now in Bangladesh and called University of Dhaka) and continued till 1945.His works covered a variety of areas like statistical mechanics, the electromagnetic properties of ionosphere, theories of x-ray crystallography and unified field theory, which was a dream topic for Einstein’s research and this went on through his final phase of life.He was an internationally renowned Indian physicist. His best-known work was on quantum mechanics which he put forward in the early 1920s. This paved the way for the formulation of what is known as Bose-Einstein Statistics and the theory of Bose-Einstein Condensate. The particle boson is named after him. Because of his contribution to Einstein’s theory of relativity, Professor Bose When Bose was working at the Dacca University, in 1924 then in India, his paper on ‘Planck’s Law and the Light Quantum Hypothesis’ was published in Europe, in an annotated German translation by Einstein. Einstein also wrote to his Indian colleague, congratulating him on his research. The concepts of the boson, Bose-Einstein statistics and Bose-Einstein condensate were closely related to the award of Nobel Prize more than once, Bose was never considered for the prestigious prize. Bose's ideas were afterwards well received in the world of physics, and he was granted leave from the University of Dhaka to travel to Europe in 1924. He spent a year in France and worked with Marie Curie, and met several other well-known Scientists. He then spent another year abroad, working with Einstein in Berlin. Upon his return to Dhaka, he was made a professor in 1926. He did not have a doctorate, and so ordinarily he would not be qualified for higher Post, but Einstein recommended him. His work ranged from X-ray crystallography to unified field theories. He also published an equation of state for real gases with Megh Nad Saha.Apart from physics he did some research in biochemistry and literature (Bengali, English). He made deep studies in chemistry, geology, zoology, anthropology, engineering and other sciences. Being an Indian of Bengali descent, he devoted a lot of time to promoting Bengali as a teaching langHe didn't have a doctorate, and the hig Poddar. There is an interesting anecdote that goes round the scientific circles as mentioned in some of his biographical notes. Once the great scientist, Niels Bohr, was delivering a lecture. At one stage the lecturer had some difficulty in explaining a point. He had been writing on the black board; he stopped and, turning to Bose, said. “Can Professor Bose help me?’ All the while Bose had been sitting with his eyes shut. The audience could not help smiling at Professor Bohr’s words. But to their great surprise, Bose opened his eyes, and in an instant he solved the lecturer’s problem. Then he sat down and once again closed his eyes! His best-known work was on quantum mechanics which he put forward in the early 1920s. This paved the way for the formulation of what is known as Bose-Einstein Statistics and the theory of Bose-Einstein Condensate. The particle boson is named after him. Because of his contribution to Einstein’s theory of relativity, Professor Bose was popularly known in Bengal, his homeland, as ‘Einstein Bose’. The concepts of the boson, Bose-Einstein statistics and Bose-Einstein condensate were closely related to the award of Nobel Prize more than once, Bose was never considered for the prestigious prize.. In 1944 Bose was elected General President of the Indian Science Congress. When the partition of India became imminent, he returned to Calcutta and taught at Calcutta University until 1956, when he retired and was made professor emeritus.In 1958 he became a Fellow of the Royal Society. The 2001 Nobel Prize was given for advancing the theory of Bose-Einstein condensates. He was very popularly known as an Indian mathematician and physicist noted for his collaboration with Albert Einstein in developing a theory regarding the gas like qualities of electromagnetic radiation. He is best known for his work on quantum mechanics in the early 1920s, providing the foundation for Bose–Einstein statistics and the theory of the Bose–Einstein condensate. He is honoured as the namesake of the boson.The grateful Indian Nation had conferred India's second highest civilian award, the Padma Vibhushan in 1954. Although more than one Nobel Prize was awarded for research related to the concepts of the boson, Bose–Einstein statistics and Bose–Einstein condensate—the latest being the 2001 Nobel Prize in Physics, which was given for advancing the theory of Bose–Einstein condensates—Bose himself was not awarded the Nobel Prize. Among his other talents, he was well-versed in several languages and could also play the esraj, a musical instrument similar to a violin with great devotion. He had passed away at the age of eighty in Calcutta of India on February 4, 1974 whose passing away was a great loss to Science as whole for whole of the world. Let us join to pay our respectful homage to him who had kept the banner of our National Flag at top in International Science Arena!
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Manjula Rishi :Thanks for the artical
Bishwa Nath Singh: @Manjula Ji. Thanks for appreciating my article (write-up).
Ashok Tiwari :Thanks...Remembering The Great Professor Satyendra Nath Bose.
Ravi Razdan :thanks dear for beautiful information@singh sahib
.Anil Kumar :Thank you sir for the article on Great Prof. Bose, a great scientist, son of India. I salute Prof. S. N. Bose.
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Jan.31,2011
How may of us remember one who was a renowned Indian mathematician and physicist noted for his collaboration with Albert Einstein in developing a theory regarding the gas like qualities of electromagnetic radiation who was best known for his work on quantum mechanics in the early 1920s, providing the foundation for Bose–Einstein stati...stics and the theory of the Bose–Einstein condensate. One was F.R.S. and honored as the namesake of the boson! The grateful Indian Nation on whom had conferred India's second highest civilian award, the Padma Vibhushan in 1954. Although more than one Nobel Prize was awarded for research related to the concepts of the boson, Bose–Einstein statistics and Bose–Einstein condensate—the latest being the 2001 Nobel Prize in Physics, which was given for advancing the theory of Bose–Einstein condensates although, he was not awarded the Noble Prize.He was none else than Prof. Satyendra Nath Bose.Let us a have glimpse on his life in brief and pay our homage to him!
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(Prof Satyendra Nath Bose)
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Prof. Satyendra Nath Bose popularly called S.N.Bose was born in Kolkata (Calcutta) of India on January 1,1894 as the eldest of seven children His father, Surendranath Bose, worked in the Engineering Department of the East Indian Railway ...Company. As a young boy, he had attended Hindu School in Calcutta, and later attended Presidency College, also in Calcutta, earning the highest marks at each institution. He came in contact with teachers such as Jagadish Chandra Bose and Prafulla Chandra Roy who provided inspiration to aim high in life. He was a brilliant academic record as a student From 1916 to 1921 he was a Lecturer in the Physics Department of the University of Calcutta. In 1921, he joined the department of Physics of the then recently founded Dhaka University (now in Bangladesh and called University of Dhaka) and continued till 1945.His works covered a variety of areas like statistical mechanics, the electromagnetic properties of ionosphere, theories of x-ray crystallography and unified field theory, which was a dream topic for Einstein’s research and this went on through his final phase of life.He was an internationally renowned Indian physicist. His best-known work was on quantum mechanics which he put forward in the early 1920s. This paved the way for the formulation of what is known as Bose-Einstein Statistics and the theory of Bose-Einstein Condensate. The particle boson is named after him. Because of his contribution to Einstein’s theory of relativity, Professor Bose When Bose was working at the Dacca University, in 1924 then in India, his paper on ‘Planck’s Law and the Light Quantum Hypothesis’ was published in Europe, in an annotated German translation by Einstein. Einstein also wrote to his Indian colleague, congratulating him on his research. The concepts of the boson, Bose-Einstein statistics and Bose-Einstein condensate were closely related to the award of Nobel Prize more than once, Bose was never considered for the prestigious prize. Bose's ideas were afterwards well received in the world of physics, and he was granted leave from the University of Dhaka to travel to Europe in 1924. He spent a year in France and worked with Marie Curie, and met several other well-known Scientists. He then spent another year abroad, working with Einstein in Berlin. Upon his return to Dhaka, he was made a professor in 1926. He did not have a doctorate, and so ordinarily he would not be qualified for higher Post, but Einstein recommended him. His work ranged from X-ray crystallography to unified field theories. He also published an equation of state for real gases with Megh Nad Saha.Apart from physics he did some research in biochemistry and literature (Bengali, English). He made deep studies in chemistry, geology, zoology, anthropology, engineering and other sciences. Being an Indian of Bengali descent, he devoted a lot of time to promoting Bengali as a teaching langHe didn't have a doctorate, and the hig Poddar. There is an interesting anecdote that goes round the scientific circles as mentioned in some of his biographical notes. Once the great scientist, Niels Bohr, was delivering a lecture. At one stage the lecturer had some difficulty in explaining a point. He had been writing on the black board; he stopped and, turning to Bose, said. “Can Professor Bose help me?’ All the while Bose had been sitting with his eyes shut. The audience could not help smiling at Professor Bohr’s words. But to their great surprise, Bose opened his eyes, and in an instant he solved the lecturer’s problem. Then he sat down and once again closed his eyes! His best-known work was on quantum mechanics which he put forward in the early 1920s. This paved the way for the formulation of what is known as Bose-Einstein Statistics and the theory of Bose-Einstein Condensate. The particle boson is named after him. Because of his contribution to Einstein’s theory of relativity, Professor Bose was popularly known in Bengal, his homeland, as ‘Einstein Bose’. The concepts of the boson, Bose-Einstein statistics and Bose-Einstein condensate were closely related to the award of Nobel Prize more than once, Bose was never considered for the prestigious prize.. In 1944 Bose was elected General President of the Indian Science Congress. When the partition of India became imminent, he returned to Calcutta and taught at Calcutta University until 1956, when he retired and was made professor emeritus.In 1958 he became a Fellow of the Royal Society. The 2001 Nobel Prize was given for advancing the theory of Bose-Einstein condensates. He was very popularly known as an Indian mathematician and physicist noted for his collaboration with Albert Einstein in developing a theory regarding the gas like qualities of electromagnetic radiation. He is best known for his work on quantum mechanics in the early 1920s, providing the foundation for Bose–Einstein statistics and the theory of the Bose–Einstein condensate. He is honoured as the namesake of the boson.The grateful Indian Nation had conferred India's second highest civilian award, the Padma Vibhushan in 1954. Although more than one Nobel Prize was awarded for research related to the concepts of the boson, Bose–Einstein statistics and Bose–Einstein condensate—the latest being the 2001 Nobel Prize in Physics, which was given for advancing the theory of Bose–Einstein condensates—Bose himself was not awarded the Nobel Prize. Among his other talents, he was well-versed in several languages and could also play the esraj, a musical instrument similar to a violin with great devotion. He had passed away at the age of eighty in Calcutta of India on February 4, 1974 whose passing away was a great loss to Science as whole for whole of the world. Let us join to pay our respectful homage to him who had kept the banner of our National Flag at top in International Science Arena!
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Manjula Rishi :Thanks for the artical
Bishwa Nath Singh: @Manjula Ji. Thanks for appreciating my article (write-up).
Ashok Tiwari :Thanks...Remembering The Great Professor Satyendra Nath Bose.
Ravi Razdan :thanks dear for beautiful information@singh sahib
.Anil Kumar :Thank you sir for the article on Great Prof. Bose, a great scientist, son of India. I salute Prof. S. N. Bose.
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Jan.31,2011
Saturday, January 29, 2011
To see off any kith and kin saddens one as flashed on the f.b. on Jan.30,2011.
Bishwa Nath Singh
How happy we were during fortnight when you had visited us all the way from abroad and exactly, how bad we felt when you had gone that could not be described.! We felt bad as we could not take you for outing as the weather during that period was exceptionally very bad and cold wave were persisting here.
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How nice of you!May God bless you with His bliss in your long & happy life!Danya celebrates his Birth day today.Let us wish him very many happy return of the day in his long & happy life
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January 30,2011.
How happy we were during fortnight when you had visited us all the way from abroad and exactly, how bad we felt when you had gone that could not be described.! We felt bad as we could not take you for outing as the weather during that period was exceptionally very bad and cold wave were persisting here.
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How nice of you!May God bless you with His bliss in your long & happy life!Danya celebrates his Birth day today.Let us wish him very many happy return of the day in his long & happy life
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January 30,2011.
Blessed Danya celebrates his Birth day today as flashed on the f.b. on Jan.30,2011.
Bishwa Nath Singh:
The eighth Birth day of Blessed Danya falls today i.e on the 30th of January. Certainly, we will badly miss him on this occasion when he is far off from us. Let us convey our heartiest greetings to him on the eve of his Birth day that falls today and join all to sing in chorus “Very happy Birth Day to Blessed Danya “and wish him very many happy return of the day to him! He has our fondest love and blessings! We wish him all success in his long and happy life.
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May God bless Danya with His bliss in his very long and happy life!We wish you a very many happy return of the day .
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Jan.30,2011.
The eighth Birth day of Blessed Danya falls today i.e on the 30th of January. Certainly, we will badly miss him on this occasion when he is far off from us. Let us convey our heartiest greetings to him on the eve of his Birth day that falls today and join all to sing in chorus “Very happy Birth Day to Blessed Danya “and wish him very many happy return of the day to him! He has our fondest love and blessings! We wish him all success in his long and happy life.
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May God bless Danya with His bliss in his very long and happy life!We wish you a very many happy return of the day .
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Jan.30,2011.
Our respectful homage to Mahatma Gandhi whose death anniversary is being celebrated as Martyrs' day as flashed on the f.b. on Jan.30,2011.
Bishwa Nath Singh:
Martyrs’ Day marks the death anniversary of the father of nation, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, who was assassinated on Jan 30, 1948, by Nathuram Godse. Godse held Gandhi responsible for the partition of India thus he shot Gandhiji. For this evil deed Godse was hanged on November 15, 1949. this day not only Prime Minister and chiefs of ...the armed forces salute the martyrs at India Gate but also common men show their gratitude towards them by giving up their normal activities for some time and observing silence for two minutes. Sirens are blown at every government establishment around 11 am. At that time everyone, be it in industrial units or government offices even commoners stop their work and observe silence for two minutes as a remembrance of the martyred souls. The siren again blows after two minutes, i.e. around 11.02 am allowing resuming work. Mahatma Gandhi was the greatest human being so far appeared on this earth. Bapu is a symbol of virtues and greatness. This man lived the life of a saint.His status of Father of the Nation cannot be challenged as the political party led by him enjoyed full monopoly after independence. He believed in antiviolent ideologies. Gandhi and his followers played a significant role in ousting British Colonial Rule.
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Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born on October 2, 1869 in Porbandar, India. He became one of the most respected spiritual and political leaders of the Twentieth Cnetury. Gandhi helped free the Indian people from British rule through nonviol...ent resistance, and is honored by his people as the father of the Indian Nation. The Indian people called Gandhi Mahatma, meaning Great Soul. At the age of thirteen, Gandhi joined Kasturba who was one year younger to him, He was known for his passion and kindness towards all. He was a very strict guardian to his sons. As a result he was quite demanding. Gandhi studied law in London and returned to India in 1891 to practice. In 1893 he accepted a one year contract to do legal work in South Africa. At the time South Africa was controlled by the British. When he attempted to claim his rights as a British subject he was abused, and soon saw that all Indians suffered similar treatment. Gandhi stayed in South Africa for twenty one years working to secure rights for Indian people. He developed a method of direct social action based upon the principles courage, nonviolence and truth called Satyagraha. He believed that the way people behave is more important than what they achieve. Satyagraha promoted nonviolence and civil disobedience as the most appropriate methods for obtaining political and social goals.Gandhi returned to India in 1915.Within fifteen years, he became leader and had lead the campaign for Indian independence from Britain. Gandhi was arrested many times by the British for his activities in South Africa and India. He believed it was honorable to go to jail for a just cause. Altogether he spent seven years in prison for his political activities. More than once Gandhi used fasting to impress upon others the need to be nonviolent. India was granted independence in 1947, and partitioned into India and Pakistan. Rioting between Hindus and Muslims followed. Gandhi had been an advocate for a united India where Hindus and Muslims lived together in peace. On January 13, 1948, at the age of 78, he began a fast with the purpose of stopping the bloodshed. After five days the opposing leaders pledged to stop the fighting and Gandhi broke his fast. Twelve days later he was assassinated by a Hindu fanatic who opposed his program of tolerance for all creeds and religion. He was assassinated on January 30,1948 at New Delhi while going for prayer meeting in the evening in the premises of Birla House where he was staying and just to commemorate his supreme sacrifice for this country, the grateful country celebrate the 30th of January as Martyr’s Day. Let us pay our respectful homage to him and seek his bliss for well-being of all living –being of this universe!
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Anil Kumar :
Mahatma Gandhi ko shradha suman aur Naman.
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Martyrs’ Day marks the death anniversary of the father of nation, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, who was assassinated on Jan 30, 1948, by Nathuram Godse. Godse held Gandhi responsible for the partition of India thus he shot Gandhiji. For this evil deed Godse was hanged on November 15, 1949. this day not only Prime Minister and chiefs of ...the armed forces salute the martyrs at India Gate but also common men show their gratitude towards them by giving up their normal activities for some time and observing silence for two minutes. Sirens are blown at every government establishment around 11 am. At that time everyone, be it in industrial units or government offices even commoners stop their work and observe silence for two minutes as a remembrance of the martyred souls. The siren again blows after two minutes, i.e. around 11.02 am allowing resuming work. Mahatma Gandhi was the greatest human being so far appeared on this earth. Bapu is a symbol of virtues and greatness. This man lived the life of a saint.His status of Father of the Nation cannot be challenged as the political party led by him enjoyed full monopoly after independence. He believed in antiviolent ideologies. Gandhi and his followers played a significant role in ousting British Colonial Rule.
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Bishwa Nath Singh :
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born on October 2, 1869 in Porbandar, India. He became one of the most respected spiritual and political leaders of the Twentieth Cnetury. Gandhi helped free the Indian people from British rule through nonviol...ent resistance, and is honored by his people as the father of the Indian Nation. The Indian people called Gandhi Mahatma, meaning Great Soul. At the age of thirteen, Gandhi joined Kasturba who was one year younger to him, He was known for his passion and kindness towards all. He was a very strict guardian to his sons. As a result he was quite demanding. Gandhi studied law in London and returned to India in 1891 to practice. In 1893 he accepted a one year contract to do legal work in South Africa. At the time South Africa was controlled by the British. When he attempted to claim his rights as a British subject he was abused, and soon saw that all Indians suffered similar treatment. Gandhi stayed in South Africa for twenty one years working to secure rights for Indian people. He developed a method of direct social action based upon the principles courage, nonviolence and truth called Satyagraha. He believed that the way people behave is more important than what they achieve. Satyagraha promoted nonviolence and civil disobedience as the most appropriate methods for obtaining political and social goals.Gandhi returned to India in 1915.Within fifteen years, he became leader and had lead the campaign for Indian independence from Britain. Gandhi was arrested many times by the British for his activities in South Africa and India. He believed it was honorable to go to jail for a just cause. Altogether he spent seven years in prison for his political activities. More than once Gandhi used fasting to impress upon others the need to be nonviolent. India was granted independence in 1947, and partitioned into India and Pakistan. Rioting between Hindus and Muslims followed. Gandhi had been an advocate for a united India where Hindus and Muslims lived together in peace. On January 13, 1948, at the age of 78, he began a fast with the purpose of stopping the bloodshed. After five days the opposing leaders pledged to stop the fighting and Gandhi broke his fast. Twelve days later he was assassinated by a Hindu fanatic who opposed his program of tolerance for all creeds and religion. He was assassinated on January 30,1948 at New Delhi while going for prayer meeting in the evening in the premises of Birla House where he was staying and just to commemorate his supreme sacrifice for this country, the grateful country celebrate the 30th of January as Martyr’s Day. Let us pay our respectful homage to him and seek his bliss for well-being of all living –being of this universe!
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Anil Kumar :
Mahatma Gandhi ko shradha suman aur Naman.
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Jan.30,2011
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My thought for the day as envisaged and flashed by me on the f.b. on Jan.30,2011.
Bishwa Nath Singh:
One should not be a drug addict that mars his/her exchequer career and brings bad name to his /her family to which he/she belongs.
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It's my thought for the day that I would like to share with everybody. Any drug one takes is hazardous to his/her health. The great Indian Saga Swami Vivekananda was dead against it even though, a large percentage of People are taking drug that must be contained. It affects adversely one's exchequer career and bring bad name to his/her family to which he/she belongs.
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Anil Kumar :
WE SHOULD SAY NO TO DRUGS...
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One should not be a drug addict that mars his/her exchequer career and brings bad name to his /her family to which he/she belongs.
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It's my thought for the day that I would like to share with everybody. Any drug one takes is hazardous to his/her health. The great Indian Saga Swami Vivekananda was dead against it even though, a large percentage of People are taking drug that must be contained. It affects adversely one's exchequer career and bring bad name to his/her family to which he/she belongs.
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Anil Kumar :
WE SHOULD SAY NO TO DRUGS...
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A homage to V.K.Krishna Menon,former Union Defence Minister of India as flashed on the f.b. on Jan.30,2011
Bishwa Nath Singh:
Are we in remembrance of that great personality who started his career first after India got independence as diplomat later turned politician and had delivered an unprecedented eight hour speech defending India’s stand on Kashmir on January 23,1957 in United Nation Security Council ? To date, his speech is the longest ever delivered and had served Union Govt. of India as Union Defense Minister during the period from 1957 to 1962. He was non else than V.K .Krishna Menon. Let us remember and pay our homage to him!
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Vengalil Krishnan Krishna Men who was popularly known as V.K.Krishna Menon was born on May 3, 1896 at Panniyankara in Kozhikkode, Kerala, in the Vengalil family of British Malabar. His mother Gowri Parvati Bayi. was the granddaughter of Ram...an who was Dewan of Travancore between 1815 and 1817 His father Komathu Krishna Kurup was the son of the Raja of Kadathanadu and a wealthy and influential lawyer. He was third son of his Parents.Menon had his early education in Thalassery and he took his B. A. degree from Madras Presidency College, Chennai.While studying in the Madras Law College, he became involved in Theosophy and was actively associated with Annie Besant and the Home Rule Movement. He was a leading member of the 'Brothers of Service', founded by Annie Besant who spotted his gifts and helped him travel to England in 1924. In London, Menon pursued further education at the London School of Economics and University College, London, and at the same time he became a passionate proponent of India's freedom He founded the India League in 1928 and made it the nerve centre of nationalist propaganda and activity in England. The Labour Party was influenced considerably by Krishna Menon who became on of its very effective spokesmen..In England, he worked as a journalist and secretary (1929–1947) of the India League, and became associated with fellow Indian nationalist leader Jawaharlal Nehru. In 1934 he was admitted to the English bar, and after joining the Labour Party he was elected borough councillor of St. Pancras, London. St. Pancras later conferred on him the Freedom of the Borough, the only other person so honoured being Bernard Shaw. In 1932 he inspired a fact-finding delegation headed by Labour MP Ellen Wilkinson to visit India. He had served as its Secretary and edited its report entitled 'Conditions In India'. During the thirties he founded with Allen Lane the Penguin and Pelican paper back books. He worked as an editor for Bodley Head, Penguin and Pelican Books, and the Twentieth Century Library. The close freindship between him and Nehru had made Nehru to realize the significance of the battle which Krishna Menon carried on in England and the role played by him in bringing about the peaceful transfer of power. After India got its independence, he became India's first High Commissioner in Britain and continued till 1952. During his tenure as the High commissioner to Britain, he was accused of being involved in a corruption scam involving the purchase of used military jeeps from Britain to supply to the Indian army during the war with Pakistan in 1948, but nothing was proved.From 1952 to 1953 and from 1954 to 1962 he had led the Indian delegation to the United Nations. In evolving the policy of non-alignment he played a very important role. He made diplomacy a dynamic instrument for world peace, socialism and national liberation. He took an active role in resolving the Korean and Suez crises. Krishna Menon became a member of the Rajya Sabha in 1953. On January 23, 1957 he had delivered an unprecedented eight hour speech defending India’s stand on Kashmir in the United Nation Security Council. To date, his speech is the longest ever delivered .He became a member of the Rajya Sabha in 1953.On February 3, 1956, he joined the Union Cabinet as Minister without Portfolio. In 1957 he was elected to the Lok Sabha from Bombay and in April of that year, he became Union Defense Minister.He had preceded K.N.Katju. He worked tirelessly to modernize the defense forces and initiated a number if measures of far-reaching significance. He was behind the conception of Sainik Schools in India, under the aegis of Sainik School Society, which runs over twenty four schools across India. However, after India's defeat in the Sino-Indian War of 1962, he resigned from office for the country's lack of military preparedness. In 1967 he lost his parliamentary seat but was re-elected in 1969 from Midnapore. Again he was elected to the Parliament from Trivandrum. He was one person who, while remaining under the wings of Nehru, could be considered as the person who probably defined the Leftist leanings of our polity and betrayed India's cause with his links to Soviets and the Chinese. During his UK days, he was involved in the "Jeep Scandal", which was the first attempt by an Indian politician (then a bureaucrat) to weaken the Indian Defense Forces for undue favor when the deal with a UK company was done to buy the Jeeps for the Indian Army. They were rejected by the Indian Army as they were sub standard. But they had to be used as they had been paid for. Due to the political and media pressure he resigned as High Commissioner of India in U.K but after few years,he was inducted by Nehru into the Union Cabinet headed by Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru as the Union Defense Minister of India. As soon as he became the Defense Minister, the case against the company which was the front, was dropped by the Government.He had remained Bachelor all throughout his life. He died on October 6, 1974 in New Delhi.He was the first Malayalee to have been honored with the country’s second highest civilian award Padma Vibhushan for his distinguished service to the nation in 1954. He was a voracious reader, nationalist, politician, diplomat, administrator and statesman. Let us pay our respectful homage to him!
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Are we in remembrance of that great personality who started his career first after India got independence as diplomat later turned politician and had delivered an unprecedented eight hour speech defending India’s stand on Kashmir on January 23,1957 in United Nation Security Council ? To date, his speech is the longest ever delivered and had served Union Govt. of India as Union Defense Minister during the period from 1957 to 1962. He was non else than V.K .Krishna Menon. Let us remember and pay our homage to him!
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(Photo of V.K.Krishna Menon,former Union Defence Minister of India in Nehru Cabinet)
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Bishwa Nath Singh :
Vengalil Krishnan Krishna Men who was popularly known as V.K.Krishna Menon was born on May 3, 1896 at Panniyankara in Kozhikkode, Kerala, in the Vengalil family of British Malabar. His mother Gowri Parvati Bayi. was the granddaughter of Ram...an who was Dewan of Travancore between 1815 and 1817 His father Komathu Krishna Kurup was the son of the Raja of Kadathanadu and a wealthy and influential lawyer. He was third son of his Parents.Menon had his early education in Thalassery and he took his B. A. degree from Madras Presidency College, Chennai.While studying in the Madras Law College, he became involved in Theosophy and was actively associated with Annie Besant and the Home Rule Movement. He was a leading member of the 'Brothers of Service', founded by Annie Besant who spotted his gifts and helped him travel to England in 1924. In London, Menon pursued further education at the London School of Economics and University College, London, and at the same time he became a passionate proponent of India's freedom He founded the India League in 1928 and made it the nerve centre of nationalist propaganda and activity in England. The Labour Party was influenced considerably by Krishna Menon who became on of its very effective spokesmen..In England, he worked as a journalist and secretary (1929–1947) of the India League, and became associated with fellow Indian nationalist leader Jawaharlal Nehru. In 1934 he was admitted to the English bar, and after joining the Labour Party he was elected borough councillor of St. Pancras, London. St. Pancras later conferred on him the Freedom of the Borough, the only other person so honoured being Bernard Shaw. In 1932 he inspired a fact-finding delegation headed by Labour MP Ellen Wilkinson to visit India. He had served as its Secretary and edited its report entitled 'Conditions In India'. During the thirties he founded with Allen Lane the Penguin and Pelican paper back books. He worked as an editor for Bodley Head, Penguin and Pelican Books, and the Twentieth Century Library. The close freindship between him and Nehru had made Nehru to realize the significance of the battle which Krishna Menon carried on in England and the role played by him in bringing about the peaceful transfer of power. After India got its independence, he became India's first High Commissioner in Britain and continued till 1952. During his tenure as the High commissioner to Britain, he was accused of being involved in a corruption scam involving the purchase of used military jeeps from Britain to supply to the Indian army during the war with Pakistan in 1948, but nothing was proved.From 1952 to 1953 and from 1954 to 1962 he had led the Indian delegation to the United Nations. In evolving the policy of non-alignment he played a very important role. He made diplomacy a dynamic instrument for world peace, socialism and national liberation. He took an active role in resolving the Korean and Suez crises. Krishna Menon became a member of the Rajya Sabha in 1953. On January 23, 1957 he had delivered an unprecedented eight hour speech defending India’s stand on Kashmir in the United Nation Security Council. To date, his speech is the longest ever delivered .He became a member of the Rajya Sabha in 1953.On February 3, 1956, he joined the Union Cabinet as Minister without Portfolio. In 1957 he was elected to the Lok Sabha from Bombay and in April of that year, he became Union Defense Minister.He had preceded K.N.Katju. He worked tirelessly to modernize the defense forces and initiated a number if measures of far-reaching significance. He was behind the conception of Sainik Schools in India, under the aegis of Sainik School Society, which runs over twenty four schools across India. However, after India's defeat in the Sino-Indian War of 1962, he resigned from office for the country's lack of military preparedness. In 1967 he lost his parliamentary seat but was re-elected in 1969 from Midnapore. Again he was elected to the Parliament from Trivandrum. He was one person who, while remaining under the wings of Nehru, could be considered as the person who probably defined the Leftist leanings of our polity and betrayed India's cause with his links to Soviets and the Chinese. During his UK days, he was involved in the "Jeep Scandal", which was the first attempt by an Indian politician (then a bureaucrat) to weaken the Indian Defense Forces for undue favor when the deal with a UK company was done to buy the Jeeps for the Indian Army. They were rejected by the Indian Army as they were sub standard. But they had to be used as they had been paid for. Due to the political and media pressure he resigned as High Commissioner of India in U.K but after few years,he was inducted by Nehru into the Union Cabinet headed by Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru as the Union Defense Minister of India. As soon as he became the Defense Minister, the case against the company which was the front, was dropped by the Government.He had remained Bachelor all throughout his life. He died on October 6, 1974 in New Delhi.He was the first Malayalee to have been honored with the country’s second highest civilian award Padma Vibhushan for his distinguished service to the nation in 1954. He was a voracious reader, nationalist, politician, diplomat, administrator and statesman. Let us pay our respectful homage to him!
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My humble obeisance to the lotus feet of Satya Shri Sai Baba as flashed on the f.b. on Jan.29,2011.
Bishwa Nath Singh:
Ohm Satya Sai Namo Namah
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(Photo of His Holiness Satya Shri Sai Ram of Shirdi)
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Sanjana Verma :
MERE MAULAA
Bishwa Nath Singh :
His Holiness Satya Shri Sai Baba of Shirdi was said to be born on September 28, 1838 who later proved himself to be as an Indian Guru, Yogi, and Fakir who is regarded by his Hindu and Muslim devotees as a saint. Hindu devotees considere...d him as an incarnation of Lord Shiva or Dattatreya. Many devotees believe that he was a Sadguru, an enlightened Sufi Pir or a Qutub who had become well-known figure in many parts of the world, but especially in India, where he is much revered.He did not belong to any single tradition but to all mankind on the path of goodness, love and understanding. He had passed away on October 15, 1918 leaving billion of his followers and devotees to condole his passing away. His body was laid in the Samadhi Mandir called “Booty”, which he had asked his disciple to built before his death. Before leaving his body he told one of his devotees that he would return as a boy in eight years. Sathya Sai Baba was born in Puttaparthi eight years later. Let us join to pay our respectful homage to him and seek his bliss for well-being of all living-being of this universe!
Niranjana K Thakur:
Sai Raham Nazar Karna ..........
Sanjana Verma :
WAAH MERE MAULAA
Subasheineei Krishnan Pillai :
..Aum Sai Ram...
Rakesh Kanwar :
sab ka maalik ek hai
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Ohm Satya Sai Namo Namah
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(Photo of His Holiness Satya Shri Sai Ram of Shirdi)
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Sanjana Verma :
MERE MAULAA
Bishwa Nath Singh :
His Holiness Satya Shri Sai Baba of Shirdi was said to be born on September 28, 1838 who later proved himself to be as an Indian Guru, Yogi, and Fakir who is regarded by his Hindu and Muslim devotees as a saint. Hindu devotees considere...d him as an incarnation of Lord Shiva or Dattatreya. Many devotees believe that he was a Sadguru, an enlightened Sufi Pir or a Qutub who had become well-known figure in many parts of the world, but especially in India, where he is much revered.He did not belong to any single tradition but to all mankind on the path of goodness, love and understanding. He had passed away on October 15, 1918 leaving billion of his followers and devotees to condole his passing away. His body was laid in the Samadhi Mandir called “Booty”, which he had asked his disciple to built before his death. Before leaving his body he told one of his devotees that he would return as a boy in eight years. Sathya Sai Baba was born in Puttaparthi eight years later. Let us join to pay our respectful homage to him and seek his bliss for well-being of all living-being of this universe!
Niranjana K Thakur:
Sai Raham Nazar Karna ..........
Sanjana Verma :
WAAH MERE MAULAA
Subasheineei Krishnan Pillai :
..Aum Sai Ram...
Rakesh Kanwar :
sab ka maalik ek hai
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Jan.29,2011
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A respectful homage to His Holiness Satya Shri Sai Ram of Shirdi as flashed on the f.b. on Jan.29,2011
Bishwa Nath Singh:
In the beginning of eighteenth century a young bearded man with sparkling eyes took shelter in a mosque, in Shirdi Village in the Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra State in India, when he was about sixteen years old.. Nobody knew from where this stranger had come who hardly spoke a word and stayed there. Later on the curious village...rs started offering food to the man, but he never asked anything from them. Sometimes he shared his food with the animals. Soon the young fakir, as he was started to be addressed, started expressing his view points with few elderly villagers. His simple language of expression and his special power of solving the problems of poor needy and destitute soon made this less known fakir, known as Shri Sai Baba. As the days passed, devotees started streaming into Shirdi in ever growing numbers. The village was fast becoming a centre of pilgrimage. As gifts and presentations flowed in, the pomp and ceremony of Sai worship were evolving. Everyday Sai Baba would be a pauper having distributed all among the needy and the poor even though, his life of a Fakir remained calm, undisturbed, unaltered and therein is the saint’s Spiritual glory. Let us join to pay our respectful homage to him and pay our humble obeisance to his lotus feet to seek salvation for all living-being of this universe!
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(Photo of His Holiness Satya Shri Sai Ram of Shirdi)
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Bishwa Nath Singh:
His Holiness Satya Shri Sai Baba of Shirdi was said to be born on September 28, 1838 who later proved himself to be as an Indian Guru, Yogi, and Fakir who is regarded by his Hindu and Muslim devotees as a saint. Hindu devotees considere...d him as an incarnation of Lord Shiva or Dattatreya. Many devotees believe that he was a Sadguru, an enlightened Sufi Pir or a Qutub who had become well-known figure in many parts of the world, but especially in India, where he is much revered. In the beginning of eighteenth century a young bearded man with sparkling eyes took shelter in a mosque, in Shirdi Village in the Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra State in India, when he was about sixteen years old. It is generally accepted that Sai Baba stayed in Shirdi for three years, disappeared for a year, and returned permanently around 1858, which suggests a birth year of 1838 who later on became popular as Shri Sai Baba. Nobody knew from where this stranger had come to Shirdi who hardly spoke a word and stayed there. Soon after that the curious villagers started offering food to the man, but he never asked anything from them. Sometimes he shared his food with the animals. Soon the young fakir, as he was started to be addressed, started expressing his view points with few elderly villagers. His simple language of expression and his special power of solving the problems of poor needy and destitute soon made this less known fakir, known as Shri Sai Baba. As the days passed, devotees started streaming into Shirdi in large numbers. The village was fast becoming a centre of pilgrimage. As gifts and presentations flowed in, the pomp and ceremony of Sai worship were evolving. Everyday Sai Baba would be a pauper having distributed all among the needy and the poor. But Sai Baba’s life of a Fakir remained calm, undisturbed, unaltered and therein is the saint’s Spiritual glory. People also later on realized that this “Baba” was no ordinary person but a person with extraordinary godly powers. Such powers are not known or present in normal human beings. Baba preached his principle of love and faith in humanity to all his disciples. He always felt anguished over the fact that all those who came to him were more for their own personal problems and not for attaining the ultimate goal of reaching God which he felt could be attained only by true servicing of humanity. He strongly believed in uniformity of religion and he never distinguished anyone on the basis of caste, creed or religion. He always made it a point not to return empty handed those who had come to him in their hour of need and grief. He performed miracles to alleviate the suffering of poor people. On one occasion he restored the eyes of a blind elderly and in another occasion he lighted a lantern with water when there was no oil to burn it. His life and relationship with the common man was his teaching. The immense Energy that was manifest in the body of Sai was moving and is still moving in a mysterious way, creating and recreating itself everywhere, beyond the comprehension of time and space.Yet, he lived with the common folk as a penniless fakir, wearing a torn kafni, sleeping over a mat while resting his head on a brick, begging for his food. He radiated a mysterious smile and a deep inward look, of a peace that passeth all understanding. He was always and ever aware of what transpired within the hearts and minds of everyone, whether they be his devotees or not. .He lived, acted and behaved as only a God descended on Earth can. He came to serve mankind, to free them from the clutches of fear. His most concise message for one and all alike was “Why fear when I am here”. To take refuge in Sai, is to enter into a journey to reach the Divine Oasis of Love and drink deep from the Fountain of Life, the source of all Spiritual Energy. Wherever the devotee is, Baba makes him recognize within himself his highest aspirations and goal and at one stroke, his conduct and the attitude to fellow beings is touched with the awareness of love, understanding, patience and faith. This is the promise that Sri Sai Baba holds out to all who come to Him. Sri Sai Baba was beyond the limitations of Time and Space and thus caste, creed, position dogmas and doctrines were fundamentally unimportant to him. Nobody really knew his parentage, where he came from or which religion he had practiced. He claimed no possessions nor accepted any disciples or gave any specific teaching. This anonymity lent a strange facet to his interaction with the people who came to him for guidance. To the Hindus he was an orthodox Brahmin, with a sacred fire, enjoining the worship of many gods and the devout study of various Hindu scriptures. He lived in a mosque but always referred to it as “Dwarkamay! Since Dwaraka was birth place of Lord Krishna. For muslims , he was a fakir living in a mosque observing the disciplines of Islam, uttering “Allah Malik” means God is the master guiding Muslim seekers along the lines c)f their own religion. To the Parsis he was the sacred fire worshipper. His life was a living manifestation of the Sermon of the Christ and of the Eight-fold path of the Lord Gautam Buddha.His attraction and appeal lie in this fact that he was a perfect model of the harmony of all religions, for which this world had been waiting. He had lived to awaken and lead mankind to the varieties of spiritual life. He set in motion a wave of spirituality, which is now spreading all over the globe. All his life’s activities constituted for bringing improvement in mankind. By first conferring temporal benefits, he drew unto himself countless souls caught up in darkness and opened their eyes to the true meaning of life. There was large number of instances in which Sai Baba had been physically appearing before his devotees, even decades after his passing out of the physical body. Sai Baba is constantly and simultaneously proving that he is alive in spirit and responds to our sincere prayers. He is the One Spirit of all existence that is God in all the forms of God, in all the saints, in all the men and in all the creatures. All those who sincerely take to a life of inner development, he lifts him to a higher level. Every one derives benefit according to the ripeness o f his soul and in accordance with his inner yearning. He had assured his devotees by pronouncing that he is at Shirdi and everywhere. Whatever devotees do, wherever they may be, ever bear this in mind, that he is always aware of everything. He did not belong to any single tradition but to all mankind on the path of goodness, love and understanding. He had passed away on October 15, 1918 leaving billion of his followers and devotees to condole his passing away. His body was laid in the Samadhi Mandir called “Booty”, which he had asked his disciple to built before his death. Before leaving his body he told one of his devotees that he would return as a boy in eight years. Sathya Sai Baba was born in Puttaparthi eight years later. Let us join to pay our respectful homage to him and seek his bliss for well-being of all living-being of this universe!
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Sachin Sharma Seth;
ji Om Sai Nath.........!!!!!!
Devendra Nath Misra:
It is strange that the great man Saibaba who lived an ascetic's life who had no possessions except for the love of simple followrers,his temple is so richly built and every day a lot of money is being offered.Do you think that ,seeing such riches being displayed in his temple would make it Saibaba unhappy or happy
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BLESS US ! OHM SAI NATH !!!
Bishwa Nath Singh:
His Holiness Satya Shri Sai Baba always lived a very simple and austere life..As gifts and presentations flowed in, the pomp and ceremony of Sai worship were evolving. everyday Sai Baba would be a pauper having distributed all among the nee...dy and the poor. But Sai Baba’s life of a Fakir remained calm, undisturbed, unaltered and therein is the saint’s Spiritual glory.,He lived with the common folk as a penniless fakir, wearing a torn kafni, sleeping over a mat while resting his head on a brick, begging for his food. All his life’s activities constituted for bringing improvement in mankind. Very hopefully, the Trust looking after management of the temple will spend that possession for good godly cause as enviasged by Shri Sai Baba,Let us hope for the best and pay our humble obeisance to His lotus feet!
Shiv Kumar :
it is realy beutyfulll picture of sai ram :-)
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Devendra Nath Misra
I am happy to read this.I meant why are the organisers keeping his temple as a palace
Devendra Nath Misra :
Would it not be better to keep it as a memorial to suit his memory and use surplus to set up high quality hospitals and schools etc.for the poorer sections of our society
Eas Pethaperumaal :
sai baba is saint.
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Jan.29,2011
In the beginning of eighteenth century a young bearded man with sparkling eyes took shelter in a mosque, in Shirdi Village in the Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra State in India, when he was about sixteen years old.. Nobody knew from where this stranger had come who hardly spoke a word and stayed there. Later on the curious village...rs started offering food to the man, but he never asked anything from them. Sometimes he shared his food with the animals. Soon the young fakir, as he was started to be addressed, started expressing his view points with few elderly villagers. His simple language of expression and his special power of solving the problems of poor needy and destitute soon made this less known fakir, known as Shri Sai Baba. As the days passed, devotees started streaming into Shirdi in ever growing numbers. The village was fast becoming a centre of pilgrimage. As gifts and presentations flowed in, the pomp and ceremony of Sai worship were evolving. Everyday Sai Baba would be a pauper having distributed all among the needy and the poor even though, his life of a Fakir remained calm, undisturbed, unaltered and therein is the saint’s Spiritual glory. Let us join to pay our respectful homage to him and pay our humble obeisance to his lotus feet to seek salvation for all living-being of this universe!
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(Photo of His Holiness Satya Shri Sai Ram of Shirdi)
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Bishwa Nath Singh:
His Holiness Satya Shri Sai Baba of Shirdi was said to be born on September 28, 1838 who later proved himself to be as an Indian Guru, Yogi, and Fakir who is regarded by his Hindu and Muslim devotees as a saint. Hindu devotees considere...d him as an incarnation of Lord Shiva or Dattatreya. Many devotees believe that he was a Sadguru, an enlightened Sufi Pir or a Qutub who had become well-known figure in many parts of the world, but especially in India, where he is much revered. In the beginning of eighteenth century a young bearded man with sparkling eyes took shelter in a mosque, in Shirdi Village in the Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra State in India, when he was about sixteen years old. It is generally accepted that Sai Baba stayed in Shirdi for three years, disappeared for a year, and returned permanently around 1858, which suggests a birth year of 1838 who later on became popular as Shri Sai Baba. Nobody knew from where this stranger had come to Shirdi who hardly spoke a word and stayed there. Soon after that the curious villagers started offering food to the man, but he never asked anything from them. Sometimes he shared his food with the animals. Soon the young fakir, as he was started to be addressed, started expressing his view points with few elderly villagers. His simple language of expression and his special power of solving the problems of poor needy and destitute soon made this less known fakir, known as Shri Sai Baba. As the days passed, devotees started streaming into Shirdi in large numbers. The village was fast becoming a centre of pilgrimage. As gifts and presentations flowed in, the pomp and ceremony of Sai worship were evolving. Everyday Sai Baba would be a pauper having distributed all among the needy and the poor. But Sai Baba’s life of a Fakir remained calm, undisturbed, unaltered and therein is the saint’s Spiritual glory. People also later on realized that this “Baba” was no ordinary person but a person with extraordinary godly powers. Such powers are not known or present in normal human beings. Baba preached his principle of love and faith in humanity to all his disciples. He always felt anguished over the fact that all those who came to him were more for their own personal problems and not for attaining the ultimate goal of reaching God which he felt could be attained only by true servicing of humanity. He strongly believed in uniformity of religion and he never distinguished anyone on the basis of caste, creed or religion. He always made it a point not to return empty handed those who had come to him in their hour of need and grief. He performed miracles to alleviate the suffering of poor people. On one occasion he restored the eyes of a blind elderly and in another occasion he lighted a lantern with water when there was no oil to burn it. His life and relationship with the common man was his teaching. The immense Energy that was manifest in the body of Sai was moving and is still moving in a mysterious way, creating and recreating itself everywhere, beyond the comprehension of time and space.Yet, he lived with the common folk as a penniless fakir, wearing a torn kafni, sleeping over a mat while resting his head on a brick, begging for his food. He radiated a mysterious smile and a deep inward look, of a peace that passeth all understanding. He was always and ever aware of what transpired within the hearts and minds of everyone, whether they be his devotees or not. .He lived, acted and behaved as only a God descended on Earth can. He came to serve mankind, to free them from the clutches of fear. His most concise message for one and all alike was “Why fear when I am here”. To take refuge in Sai, is to enter into a journey to reach the Divine Oasis of Love and drink deep from the Fountain of Life, the source of all Spiritual Energy. Wherever the devotee is, Baba makes him recognize within himself his highest aspirations and goal and at one stroke, his conduct and the attitude to fellow beings is touched with the awareness of love, understanding, patience and faith. This is the promise that Sri Sai Baba holds out to all who come to Him. Sri Sai Baba was beyond the limitations of Time and Space and thus caste, creed, position dogmas and doctrines were fundamentally unimportant to him. Nobody really knew his parentage, where he came from or which religion he had practiced. He claimed no possessions nor accepted any disciples or gave any specific teaching. This anonymity lent a strange facet to his interaction with the people who came to him for guidance. To the Hindus he was an orthodox Brahmin, with a sacred fire, enjoining the worship of many gods and the devout study of various Hindu scriptures. He lived in a mosque but always referred to it as “Dwarkamay! Since Dwaraka was birth place of Lord Krishna. For muslims , he was a fakir living in a mosque observing the disciplines of Islam, uttering “Allah Malik” means God is the master guiding Muslim seekers along the lines c)f their own religion. To the Parsis he was the sacred fire worshipper. His life was a living manifestation of the Sermon of the Christ and of the Eight-fold path of the Lord Gautam Buddha.His attraction and appeal lie in this fact that he was a perfect model of the harmony of all religions, for which this world had been waiting. He had lived to awaken and lead mankind to the varieties of spiritual life. He set in motion a wave of spirituality, which is now spreading all over the globe. All his life’s activities constituted for bringing improvement in mankind. By first conferring temporal benefits, he drew unto himself countless souls caught up in darkness and opened their eyes to the true meaning of life. There was large number of instances in which Sai Baba had been physically appearing before his devotees, even decades after his passing out of the physical body. Sai Baba is constantly and simultaneously proving that he is alive in spirit and responds to our sincere prayers. He is the One Spirit of all existence that is God in all the forms of God, in all the saints, in all the men and in all the creatures. All those who sincerely take to a life of inner development, he lifts him to a higher level. Every one derives benefit according to the ripeness o f his soul and in accordance with his inner yearning. He had assured his devotees by pronouncing that he is at Shirdi and everywhere. Whatever devotees do, wherever they may be, ever bear this in mind, that he is always aware of everything. He did not belong to any single tradition but to all mankind on the path of goodness, love and understanding. He had passed away on October 15, 1918 leaving billion of his followers and devotees to condole his passing away. His body was laid in the Samadhi Mandir called “Booty”, which he had asked his disciple to built before his death. Before leaving his body he told one of his devotees that he would return as a boy in eight years. Sathya Sai Baba was born in Puttaparthi eight years later. Let us join to pay our respectful homage to him and seek his bliss for well-being of all living-being of this universe!
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Sachin Sharma Seth;
ji Om Sai Nath.........!!!!!!
Devendra Nath Misra:
It is strange that the great man Saibaba who lived an ascetic's life who had no possessions except for the love of simple followrers,his temple is so richly built and every day a lot of money is being offered.Do you think that ,seeing such riches being displayed in his temple would make it Saibaba unhappy or happy
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BLESS US ! OHM SAI NATH !!!
Bishwa Nath Singh:
His Holiness Satya Shri Sai Baba always lived a very simple and austere life..As gifts and presentations flowed in, the pomp and ceremony of Sai worship were evolving. everyday Sai Baba would be a pauper having distributed all among the nee...dy and the poor. But Sai Baba’s life of a Fakir remained calm, undisturbed, unaltered and therein is the saint’s Spiritual glory.,He lived with the common folk as a penniless fakir, wearing a torn kafni, sleeping over a mat while resting his head on a brick, begging for his food. All his life’s activities constituted for bringing improvement in mankind. Very hopefully, the Trust looking after management of the temple will spend that possession for good godly cause as enviasged by Shri Sai Baba,Let us hope for the best and pay our humble obeisance to His lotus feet!
Shiv Kumar :
it is realy beutyfulll picture of sai ram :-)
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Devendra Nath Misra
I am happy to read this.I meant why are the organisers keeping his temple as a palace
Devendra Nath Misra :
Would it not be better to keep it as a memorial to suit his memory and use surplus to set up high quality hospitals and schools etc.for the poorer sections of our society
Eas Pethaperumaal :
sai baba is saint.
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Jan.29,2011
To protect cows must be in our developmental agenda and cow slaughter houses must be banned as flashed n the f.b. on Jan.29,2011.
Bishwa Nath Singh:
Well, it's good that awareness about importance of cow is being brought amongst masses but unless due care is not taken for their proper raising, nothing could be achieved. Cow slaughter houses must be banned by the Union Govt. and all State Govts. and for that strong political will is required for those political high-ups occupying h...igh positions in the Govt. It's unto electorates to persuade their elected M.P/M.L.A to compel the respective State Govt and Union Govt. to put a ban on cow slaughter by bringing a suitable ordinance or legislation or amendment ,so required It is irony of fate that though, we have been watching and listening every now and then that the cow is our holy mother who gives us milk that is just like pious given to Lord Buddha by a village girl Sujata at Bodhgaya while he was going under physical penance in search of getting enlighten .Simply,skelton was left on His body as He was so physically weak. Sujata, a village girl after having seen Him in that condition had brought pious from her house and offered Him and had cautioned that one should not pull string of a bow so strong that lest it may break and not leave too loose that it can’t hit and thus to me, she became the first Guru of Mahatma Buddha.. I am glad that our saga are bringing mass awareness for protection of Cows every now and then but with no tangible outcome. .Let us urge Union Govt. Of India and all State Govts. to put a blanket ban on cow slaughtering with immediate effect by bringing legislation or amendment, if so required in our Parliament and State Assemblies to get through the bill and all municipal corporations must be laddered with sufficient power too prosecute those who leave their cows stray in the township where all filths are eaten by them! It can be only possible when our political high ups occupying high and responsible chair in the Govt. have very strong political will Over sixty years have passed ever since, we got independence. Mahatma Gandhi was out and out for ban on cow slaughtering houses in our country but even though, it has not been enforced and that is perhaps the greatest tragedy of era that our historians can’t forgive us. We can also resolve not to use any milk other than fresh cow’s milk and boycott use of plastics.
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Bishwa Nath Singh :
Let us rise to save and protect our cows who are our holy mother!
Saurabh Gakhar this is true save cow or we can say that holy mother is also our duty
Rahul Gulati Let us come together to save cows and our holy rivers.
Devendra Nath Misra:
Please excuse if I say that the cow is one the most ignored animals in
I ndia.We take better care of dogs than of cows.WE must build adequate number of cow shelters first and take care of their cleanliness.There are so many wealthy temples ....Can they not do something
Bishwa Nath Singh :
It's a valid point that has been raised by Sri Mishra.Let all our Ashrams and temole management Committees manning different richly temples should raise their own Dairy to rear good cows!
Rahul Gulati :
Yes our temples & ashrams can also contribute a lot in the conservation of quality Indian cows
Ak Shrivastava :
We hear "Ban Cow Slaughter"But have we made Her life liveable?
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JAN.29,2011
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Well, it's good that awareness about importance of cow is being brought amongst masses but unless due care is not taken for their proper raising, nothing could be achieved. Cow slaughter houses must be banned by the Union Govt. and all State Govts. and for that strong political will is required for those political high-ups occupying h...igh positions in the Govt. It's unto electorates to persuade their elected M.P/M.L.A to compel the respective State Govt and Union Govt. to put a ban on cow slaughter by bringing a suitable ordinance or legislation or amendment ,so required It is irony of fate that though, we have been watching and listening every now and then that the cow is our holy mother who gives us milk that is just like pious given to Lord Buddha by a village girl Sujata at Bodhgaya while he was going under physical penance in search of getting enlighten .Simply,skelton was left on His body as He was so physically weak. Sujata, a village girl after having seen Him in that condition had brought pious from her house and offered Him and had cautioned that one should not pull string of a bow so strong that lest it may break and not leave too loose that it can’t hit and thus to me, she became the first Guru of Mahatma Buddha.. I am glad that our saga are bringing mass awareness for protection of Cows every now and then but with no tangible outcome. .Let us urge Union Govt. Of India and all State Govts. to put a blanket ban on cow slaughtering with immediate effect by bringing legislation or amendment, if so required in our Parliament and State Assemblies to get through the bill and all municipal corporations must be laddered with sufficient power too prosecute those who leave their cows stray in the township where all filths are eaten by them! It can be only possible when our political high ups occupying high and responsible chair in the Govt. have very strong political will Over sixty years have passed ever since, we got independence. Mahatma Gandhi was out and out for ban on cow slaughtering houses in our country but even though, it has not been enforced and that is perhaps the greatest tragedy of era that our historians can’t forgive us. We can also resolve not to use any milk other than fresh cow’s milk and boycott use of plastics.
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Bishwa Nath Singh :
Let us rise to save and protect our cows who are our holy mother!
Saurabh Gakhar this is true save cow or we can say that holy mother is also our duty
Rahul Gulati Let us come together to save cows and our holy rivers.
Devendra Nath Misra:
Please excuse if I say that the cow is one the most ignored animals in
I ndia.We take better care of dogs than of cows.WE must build adequate number of cow shelters first and take care of their cleanliness.There are so many wealthy temples ....Can they not do something
Bishwa Nath Singh :
It's a valid point that has been raised by Sri Mishra.Let all our Ashrams and temole management Committees manning different richly temples should raise their own Dairy to rear good cows!
Rahul Gulati :
Yes our temples & ashrams can also contribute a lot in the conservation of quality Indian cows
Ak Shrivastava :
We hear "Ban Cow Slaughter"But have we made Her life liveable?
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JAN.29,2011
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Lessons on Arunachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kasmir State-wo are integral part of India be included in syllabus right from Primary to higher education as flashed on the f.b. on Jan.29,2011
Bishwa Nath Singh
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Can we urge our Union Minister of Human Resource to include lessons on various aspects of Arunachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir State who are integral part of our country in academic syllabus right from Primary to Higher education so that the students belonging to all age-group could be well-versed about these two states? Let us hope that the Prime Minister of India and Union Minister of Human Resource will be kind enough to consider it and do it accordingly!
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Bishwa Nath Singh:
Let us urge our able Prime Minister and Union Minister of Human Resource to kindly consider our request and do the needful!
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.Saurabh Gakhar i also agree with you sir
Devendra Nath Misra:very good idea
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Jan.29,2011.·
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Can we urge our Union Minister of Human Resource to include lessons on various aspects of Arunachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir State who are integral part of our country in academic syllabus right from Primary to Higher education so that the students belonging to all age-group could be well-versed about these two states? Let us hope that the Prime Minister of India and Union Minister of Human Resource will be kind enough to consider it and do it accordingly!
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Bishwa Nath Singh:
Let us urge our able Prime Minister and Union Minister of Human Resource to kindly consider our request and do the needful!
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.Saurabh Gakhar i also agree with you sir
Devendra Nath Misra:very good idea
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Jan.29,2011.·
Friday, January 28, 2011
Blessings of Sai Baba as flashed on Jan.29,2011.
Bishwa Nath Singh
Let us join to pay our humble obeisance to the lotus feet of His Holiness Satya Shri Baba and seek His bliss for well-being of all living-being of this universe!
Bishwa Nath and Bishwa Nath's family have just received Sai Baba's Blessings
Shirdi Sai Baba Says:
''When you see with your inner eye. Then you realize that you are God and not different from Him.''
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(Photo of His Holiness Satya Shri Sai Ram)
Bishwa Nath Singh :
Our naman to His lotus feet! Let us chant "Ohm Satya Shri Sai Ram Namoh!
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Jan.29,2011.
Let us join to pay our humble obeisance to the lotus feet of His Holiness Satya Shri Baba and seek His bliss for well-being of all living-being of this universe!
Bishwa Nath and Bishwa Nath's family have just received Sai Baba's Blessings
Shirdi Sai Baba Says:
''When you see with your inner eye. Then you realize that you are God and not different from Him.''
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(Photo of His Holiness Satya Shri Sai Ram)
Bishwa Nath Singh :
Our naman to His lotus feet! Let us chant "Ohm Satya Shri Sai Ram Namoh!
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Jan.29,2011.
Birth day Greetings to Danya that falls on the 30 th of January as flashed on thef.b. on Jan.29,2010.
Bishwa Nath Singh:
Let me convey my heatiest greetings and best wishes to Danya who will be eight years old soon!
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Ashok Tiwari :
Best Wishes.
.Bishwa Nath Singh :
Many happy return of the day to you -Blessed Danya! You have our fondest love and best wishes!
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Jan.29,2011
Let me convey my heatiest greetings and best wishes to Danya who will be eight years old soon!
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Ashok Tiwari :
Best Wishes.
.Bishwa Nath Singh :
Many happy return of the day to you -Blessed Danya! You have our fondest love and best wishes!
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Jan.29,2011
Appeal to honor three great leaders who deserve to honored as Bharat Ratna as flashed on the f.b. on Jan.29,2011.-
Bishwa Nath Singh
Here are great leaders who deserve to be awarded with Bharat Ratna.
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Mass choice fell on being awarded with "Bharat Ratna".
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Bishwa Nath Singh :
I wonder as why Neta Ji Subash Chandra Bose and Karpoori Thakur were not honored with “Bharat Ratna” posthumously and Atal Bihari Vajpayee have not been honored so far with the National highest civilian award till date. The death of Net...a J has already been established Subhash Chandra Bose was one of the most dynamic leaders of India's struggle of independence who was popularly known as Netaji. Karpoori Thakur,former Chief Minister of Bihar who was popularly called Jan Nayak (Peoples’ leader) had died on February 18,1988 The contribution of Atal Bihari Vajpayee , the former Prime Minister of India can't be undermined who deserves the honor by all standards. He is well-known for being a poet, eminent journalist, and has published a book of poetry. He was the first bachelor Prime Minister of India. In 1957 when Atal Bihari Vajpayee was first elected to the Lok Sabha, the then Prime Minister of India Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru was so impressed with the prodigious oratorical skills of a callow young man named Atal Behari Vajpayee during his very first stint in Parliament, he predicted that some day this youngster would be India's Prime Minister. Again, once while introducing Vajpayee to a visiting British prime minister, Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru had said that Vajpayee is a young leader of opposition who is always criticizing him But he sees in him a great future. He was accredited as one of the finest Prime Minister of our country. Let us raise our concern and appeal to all members of the selection committee and Union Government in particular to kindly consider them as the most favored choice for being recipients of” Bharat Ratna”
and ensure that they are awarded with the nation highest civilian honor soon without any further delay!
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Jan.29,2011.
Here are great leaders who deserve to be awarded with Bharat Ratna.
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Mass choice fell on being awarded with "Bharat Ratna".
likes this.
Bishwa Nath Singh :
I wonder as why Neta Ji Subash Chandra Bose and Karpoori Thakur were not honored with “Bharat Ratna” posthumously and Atal Bihari Vajpayee have not been honored so far with the National highest civilian award till date. The death of Net...a J has already been established Subhash Chandra Bose was one of the most dynamic leaders of India's struggle of independence who was popularly known as Netaji. Karpoori Thakur,former Chief Minister of Bihar who was popularly called Jan Nayak (Peoples’ leader) had died on February 18,1988 The contribution of Atal Bihari Vajpayee , the former Prime Minister of India can't be undermined who deserves the honor by all standards. He is well-known for being a poet, eminent journalist, and has published a book of poetry. He was the first bachelor Prime Minister of India. In 1957 when Atal Bihari Vajpayee was first elected to the Lok Sabha, the then Prime Minister of India Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru was so impressed with the prodigious oratorical skills of a callow young man named Atal Behari Vajpayee during his very first stint in Parliament, he predicted that some day this youngster would be India's Prime Minister. Again, once while introducing Vajpayee to a visiting British prime minister, Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru had said that Vajpayee is a young leader of opposition who is always criticizing him But he sees in him a great future. He was accredited as one of the finest Prime Minister of our country. Let us raise our concern and appeal to all members of the selection committee and Union Government in particular to kindly consider them as the most favored choice for being recipients of” Bharat Ratna”
and ensure that they are awarded with the nation highest civilian honor soon without any further delay!
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Jan.29,2011.
My thought for the day as envisaged and flashed by me on the f.b. on Jan.29,2011.
Bishwa Nath Singh
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One can not be a greatman unless he/she strives hard and struggle for whole life.
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Bishwa Nath Singh :
It's my thought for the day that I would like to share with everybody.Maharshi Dr. Dhondo Keshav Karve clearly knew his goal, persisted ceaselessly throughout his life with missionary zeal and transformed the destiny of the Indian Woman. The first university for women in India - The SNDT University and educational institutions for women covering the entire spectrum ranging from pre-primary schools to post-graduate, engineering, vocational and professional colleges bear eloquent testimony to his indomitable spirit, untiring perseverance and determined effortsMany undreamt of things had happened in his life and given a different turn to his career. The various incidence that had taken place during his high school and, later at his college education at The Wilson College, Mumbai had convinced him of the role of destiny and lead to shape his life and career as a teacher and then Professor of Mathematics.He had written two autobiographical wo had ended the latter with the words that here ends the story of his life and hope that this simple story will serve some useful purpose.He was awarded Doctor of Letters (D. Litt.) by Banaras Hindu University in 1942, D.Litt. by Pune University in 1951, D.Litt. by S.N.D.T. University in 1954 and LL.D. by University of Mumbai in 1957.The grateful nation had honoured him with the second highest civilian award Padma Vibhushan in 1955 and the country’s highest civilian award ‘Bharat Ratna’ in 1958 on attaining his age of one hundred years. He was a great saga who had lived for one hundred four years.lLet us derive lesson from his life and carry out his legacy truthfully to reacg to his height!
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Joanne Abu Qartoumy :
this is what faith is all about, it is persevering byond hwat we can see with our physical eyes, it is knowing in an unexplainable way that you are moving in a direction for powerful change, foe good, it is the power of LOVE, universal and transcendant, it is me and you* We are the change that moves the world*
Poonam Matia
well said sir ..........hard work is key to success .......and on a path of success .........there is lot of struggle .......which teaches a lot
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Jan.29,2011.
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One can not be a greatman unless he/she strives hard and struggle for whole life.
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Bishwa Nath Singh :
It's my thought for the day that I would like to share with everybody.Maharshi Dr. Dhondo Keshav Karve clearly knew his goal, persisted ceaselessly throughout his life with missionary zeal and transformed the destiny of the Indian Woman. The first university for women in India - The SNDT University and educational institutions for women covering the entire spectrum ranging from pre-primary schools to post-graduate, engineering, vocational and professional colleges bear eloquent testimony to his indomitable spirit, untiring perseverance and determined effortsMany undreamt of things had happened in his life and given a different turn to his career. The various incidence that had taken place during his high school and, later at his college education at The Wilson College, Mumbai had convinced him of the role of destiny and lead to shape his life and career as a teacher and then Professor of Mathematics.He had written two autobiographical wo had ended the latter with the words that here ends the story of his life and hope that this simple story will serve some useful purpose.He was awarded Doctor of Letters (D. Litt.) by Banaras Hindu University in 1942, D.Litt. by Pune University in 1951, D.Litt. by S.N.D.T. University in 1954 and LL.D. by University of Mumbai in 1957.The grateful nation had honoured him with the second highest civilian award Padma Vibhushan in 1955 and the country’s highest civilian award ‘Bharat Ratna’ in 1958 on attaining his age of one hundred years. He was a great saga who had lived for one hundred four years.lLet us derive lesson from his life and carry out his legacy truthfully to reacg to his height!
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Joanne Abu Qartoumy :
this is what faith is all about, it is persevering byond hwat we can see with our physical eyes, it is knowing in an unexplainable way that you are moving in a direction for powerful change, foe good, it is the power of LOVE, universal and transcendant, it is me and you* We are the change that moves the world*
Poonam Matia
well said sir ..........hard work is key to success .......and on a path of success .........there is lot of struggle .......which teaches a lot
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Jan.29,2011.
A respectful homage & flora Tribute to Bharat Ratna Maharshi Dr. Dhondo Keshav Karve as flashed on the f.b. on Jan.29,2011.
Bishwa Nath Singh
Let us remember the great social reformer of his time in India in the recent past, a very strict disciplinarian who use to pay money for his food even to his son and use to ask them to spend the money in social work! He was champion for the cause of women education in India. He always pleaded for widows’ marriage and was against c...aste system. Prior to his tenure, as per tradition Hindu social mores used to discourage education of girls, and parents routinely married off their daughters often before their puberty usually to young boys, but at times even to grown-up widowers. Social mores also disallowed remarriages of widows so that if a breadwinning man died, his widow's remaining life would turn bleak because, lacking education, she could not support herself. The widow had to spend her life serving the household of her late husband's relatives. The great figure was one of the pioneers in India in breaking with extraordinary fortitude and perseverance the above harsh social mores against womankind. He had promoted education of women and freedom for widows to remarry if they wished to do so. The Government of India had recognized his reform work by awarding him its highest civilian award, “Bhārat Ratna” in 1958, the year in which, incidentally, he completed his 100 years of life. He lived for one hundred four years. The appellation, Maharshi, which the Indian public often assigned to him means “a great sage”. Those who knew that great man affectionately called him as Annā Karve. In Marāthi-speaking community, to which he belonged, the appellation Annā is often used to address one's either father or an elder brother.He was non else than Bharat Ratna who was a pioneer in promoting women's education and the right for widows to remarry. The Government of India awarded him its highest civilian award, Bhārat Ratna, in 1958, the year he had turned hundred years old.
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Bishwa Nath Singh:
Maharshi Dr. Dhondo Keshav Karve who was popularly known as Annasaheb Karve was born on April 18, 1858 at Sheravali, Khed Tālukā of Ratnāgiri district in Mahārāshtra. He was a native of Murud in the Konkan region. He was born in a lower mi...ddle-class Chitpāvan Brahmin family. His father's name was Keshav Bāpunnā Karve. In his autobiography, he wrote of his struggle to appear in a certain public service examination, walking 110 miles in torrential rain and difficult terrain to the nearest city of Sātārā, and his shattering disappointment at not being allowed to appear for the examination because he looked too young.He had studied at Elphinstone College in Bombay (Mumbai) to receive a bachelor's degree in MathematicsMany things had happened in his life and given a different turn to his career. He had described his high school and, later, college education at The Wilson College Bombay (Mumbai) narrating various incidents that convinced him of the role of destiny and serendipity in shaping his life and career as a teacher and then Professor of Mathematics. He married at the age of fourteen but began his marital life at the age of twenty! He was married at the age of fourteen while his wife was then eight. Her family lived very near to Karve’s family.. His marital life began under the parental roof at Murud when he was twenty years old. Radhabhai died in 1891 during childbirth at age 27, leaving behind a young son named Raghunath Karve. Raghunath became a visionary social reformer.An incident highlighting the plight of a widow left an indelible impression on him and germinated in him the idea of widow remarriage. He married Godubai, who was widowed when she was only eight years old, was a sister of his friend Mr. Joshi, and now twenty three was studying at Pandita Ramabai’s Sharada Sadan as its first widow student. When he had described to his father that as he had already made up his mind to marry a widow.His father sat silent for a minute and then hinted that there was no need to go in search of such a bride.He had faced strong opposition from some orthodox quarters and systematically enunciates his life work – his organization of the Widow Marriage Association, Hindu Widows Home, Mahila Vidyalaya, Nishkama Karma Math, and other institutions, culminating in the birth of the first Indian Women’s University (SNDT University). In 1893, Karve founded Widhawā-Wiwāhottejak Mandali, which, besides encouraging marriages of widows, also helped the needy children of widows. In 1895, the institution was renamed as Widhawā-Wiwāha-Pratibandh-Niwārak Mandali (Society to Remove Obstacles to Marriages of Widows). He had established a Hindu Widows' Home Association in 1896 and started in Hingane, a village then in the outskirts of Pune in Maharashtra, Mahilāshram, a shelter and a school for women, including widows. He started Mahilā Vidyālaya in 1907; the following year, he started Nishkām Karma Math to train workers for the Widows Home and the Mahila Vidyalaya.The trials and tribulations he faced in his life-work of emancipation of education of women-widows in particular and how he overcame them by his persistent steadfast endeavors and indomitable spirit makes illuminating reading and underlines the fact that Dr. DK Karve was no arm-chair social reformer but a person devoted to achieve his dreams on the ground in reality. During 1891-1914, He had taught Mathematics at Fergusson College in Pune in Maharashtra State of India. The work of Pandita Ramabai inspired Karve to dedicate his life to the cause of female education, and the work of Pandit Vishnushāstri and Pandit Iswar Chandra Vidyāsāgar inspired him to work for uplifting the status of widows. During 1917–1918, Karve established a Training College for Primary School Teachers and another school for girls, named Kanyā Shālā.In 1920, an industrialist and philanthropist from Mumbai, Sir Vithaldās Thāckersey, donated Karve's university 1.5 million Indian rupees --a substantial sum in those days-- and the university was then renamed as Shreemati Nāthibāi Dāmodar Thāckersey Indian Women’s University or SNDT Women's University.In March 1929, Karve left for a tour in England. He attended the Primary Teachers' Conference at Malvern, and spoke on Education of Women in India at a meeting of the East India Association at Caxton Hall, London. During 25 July - 4 August 1929, he attended an educational conference in Geneva, and spoke on The Indian Experiment in Higher Education for Women. During 8 - 21 August, he attended in Elsinor the international meeting of educationists under the auspices of the New Education Fellowship.During his subsequent tour of America, Karve lectured at various forums on women's education and social reforms in India. He also visited the Women's University in Tokyo. He returned to India in April 1930.In December 1930, Karve left for a fifteen-month tour in Africa to spread information about his work for women in India. He visited Mombasa, Kenya, Uganda, Tanganayika, Zanzibar, Portuguese East Africa, and South Africa .In 1931, the SNDT University established its first college in Mumbai, and moved its headquarters to Mumbai five years later. In 1936, Karve started the Maharashtra Village Primary Education Society with the goal of opening primary schools in villages which had no schools run by the District Local Boards. He also encouraged maintenance of reading habits of adults in villages. In 1944, he founded the Samatā Sangh (Association for the Promotion of Human Equality).In 1949, the Government of India recognized SNDT University as a statutory university.The SNDT University and other educational institutions for women started by Karve currently cover the spectrum ranging from pre-primary schools to colleges in humanities, sciences, engineering, architecture, and business management. Besides dedicating his life to the emancipation of women in India, Karve stood for the abolition of the caste system and the curse of untouchables in the Hindu society. His twenty year old widowed sister-in-law, Pārwtibāi Āthawale, was the first widow to join his school. After finishing her education, she joined him as the first lady superintendent of the then Hindu Widows' Home Association.After reading information about Japan Women's University in Tokyo, Japan, Karve felt inspired to establish in 1916 in Pune the first university for women in India, with just five students. The curriculum was tailored to the aptitudes of Maharshi, which the Indian public often assigned to Karve, means ”a great sage "Annā" is often used to address either one's father or an elder brother. He had written two autobiographical works: Ātmawrutta in Marathi in 1928 and Looking Back in English in 1936. He had ended the latter with the words that here ends the story of his life with hope that this simple story will serve some useful purpose.He was recipients of many awards notably Bannaras Hindu University (BHU) had awarded him D.Litt in 1942, Pune University D.Litt. in 1951,S.N.D.T. University D.Litt. in 1954, India’s second highest civilian award Padma Vibhushan in 1955 by Govt. of India, University of Mumbai had awarded him LL.D. in 1957 and Our country’s highest civilian award ‘Bharat Ratna’ in 1958 by the President of India.He had passed away on November 9, 1962 at the age of one hundred four at Pune in Maharashtra State of India lraving behind millions to mour his death.Let us join to pay our respectful homage to him!
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January 29,2011.
Let us remember the great social reformer of his time in India in the recent past, a very strict disciplinarian who use to pay money for his food even to his son and use to ask them to spend the money in social work! He was champion for the cause of women education in India. He always pleaded for widows’ marriage and was against c...aste system. Prior to his tenure, as per tradition Hindu social mores used to discourage education of girls, and parents routinely married off their daughters often before their puberty usually to young boys, but at times even to grown-up widowers. Social mores also disallowed remarriages of widows so that if a breadwinning man died, his widow's remaining life would turn bleak because, lacking education, she could not support herself. The widow had to spend her life serving the household of her late husband's relatives. The great figure was one of the pioneers in India in breaking with extraordinary fortitude and perseverance the above harsh social mores against womankind. He had promoted education of women and freedom for widows to remarry if they wished to do so. The Government of India had recognized his reform work by awarding him its highest civilian award, “Bhārat Ratna” in 1958, the year in which, incidentally, he completed his 100 years of life. He lived for one hundred four years. The appellation, Maharshi, which the Indian public often assigned to him means “a great sage”. Those who knew that great man affectionately called him as Annā Karve. In Marāthi-speaking community, to which he belonged, the appellation Annā is often used to address one's either father or an elder brother.He was non else than Bharat Ratna who was a pioneer in promoting women's education and the right for widows to remarry. The Government of India awarded him its highest civilian award, Bhārat Ratna, in 1958, the year he had turned hundred years old.
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(Photo of Bharat Ratna Maharshi Dr. Dhondo Keshav Karve)
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Maharshi Dr. Dhondo Keshav Karve who was popularly known as Annasaheb Karve was born on April 18, 1858 at Sheravali, Khed Tālukā of Ratnāgiri district in Mahārāshtra. He was a native of Murud in the Konkan region. He was born in a lower mi...ddle-class Chitpāvan Brahmin family. His father's name was Keshav Bāpunnā Karve. In his autobiography, he wrote of his struggle to appear in a certain public service examination, walking 110 miles in torrential rain and difficult terrain to the nearest city of Sātārā, and his shattering disappointment at not being allowed to appear for the examination because he looked too young.He had studied at Elphinstone College in Bombay (Mumbai) to receive a bachelor's degree in MathematicsMany things had happened in his life and given a different turn to his career. He had described his high school and, later, college education at The Wilson College Bombay (Mumbai) narrating various incidents that convinced him of the role of destiny and serendipity in shaping his life and career as a teacher and then Professor of Mathematics. He married at the age of fourteen but began his marital life at the age of twenty! He was married at the age of fourteen while his wife was then eight. Her family lived very near to Karve’s family.. His marital life began under the parental roof at Murud when he was twenty years old. Radhabhai died in 1891 during childbirth at age 27, leaving behind a young son named Raghunath Karve. Raghunath became a visionary social reformer.An incident highlighting the plight of a widow left an indelible impression on him and germinated in him the idea of widow remarriage. He married Godubai, who was widowed when she was only eight years old, was a sister of his friend Mr. Joshi, and now twenty three was studying at Pandita Ramabai’s Sharada Sadan as its first widow student. When he had described to his father that as he had already made up his mind to marry a widow.His father sat silent for a minute and then hinted that there was no need to go in search of such a bride.He had faced strong opposition from some orthodox quarters and systematically enunciates his life work – his organization of the Widow Marriage Association, Hindu Widows Home, Mahila Vidyalaya, Nishkama Karma Math, and other institutions, culminating in the birth of the first Indian Women’s University (SNDT University). In 1893, Karve founded Widhawā-Wiwāhottejak Mandali, which, besides encouraging marriages of widows, also helped the needy children of widows. In 1895, the institution was renamed as Widhawā-Wiwāha-Pratibandh-Niwārak Mandali (Society to Remove Obstacles to Marriages of Widows). He had established a Hindu Widows' Home Association in 1896 and started in Hingane, a village then in the outskirts of Pune in Maharashtra, Mahilāshram, a shelter and a school for women, including widows. He started Mahilā Vidyālaya in 1907; the following year, he started Nishkām Karma Math to train workers for the Widows Home and the Mahila Vidyalaya.The trials and tribulations he faced in his life-work of emancipation of education of women-widows in particular and how he overcame them by his persistent steadfast endeavors and indomitable spirit makes illuminating reading and underlines the fact that Dr. DK Karve was no arm-chair social reformer but a person devoted to achieve his dreams on the ground in reality. During 1891-1914, He had taught Mathematics at Fergusson College in Pune in Maharashtra State of India. The work of Pandita Ramabai inspired Karve to dedicate his life to the cause of female education, and the work of Pandit Vishnushāstri and Pandit Iswar Chandra Vidyāsāgar inspired him to work for uplifting the status of widows. During 1917–1918, Karve established a Training College for Primary School Teachers and another school for girls, named Kanyā Shālā.In 1920, an industrialist and philanthropist from Mumbai, Sir Vithaldās Thāckersey, donated Karve's university 1.5 million Indian rupees --a substantial sum in those days-- and the university was then renamed as Shreemati Nāthibāi Dāmodar Thāckersey Indian Women’s University or SNDT Women's University.In March 1929, Karve left for a tour in England. He attended the Primary Teachers' Conference at Malvern, and spoke on Education of Women in India at a meeting of the East India Association at Caxton Hall, London. During 25 July - 4 August 1929, he attended an educational conference in Geneva, and spoke on The Indian Experiment in Higher Education for Women. During 8 - 21 August, he attended in Elsinor the international meeting of educationists under the auspices of the New Education Fellowship.During his subsequent tour of America, Karve lectured at various forums on women's education and social reforms in India. He also visited the Women's University in Tokyo. He returned to India in April 1930.In December 1930, Karve left for a fifteen-month tour in Africa to spread information about his work for women in India. He visited Mombasa, Kenya, Uganda, Tanganayika, Zanzibar, Portuguese East Africa, and South Africa .In 1931, the SNDT University established its first college in Mumbai, and moved its headquarters to Mumbai five years later. In 1936, Karve started the Maharashtra Village Primary Education Society with the goal of opening primary schools in villages which had no schools run by the District Local Boards. He also encouraged maintenance of reading habits of adults in villages. In 1944, he founded the Samatā Sangh (Association for the Promotion of Human Equality).In 1949, the Government of India recognized SNDT University as a statutory university.The SNDT University and other educational institutions for women started by Karve currently cover the spectrum ranging from pre-primary schools to colleges in humanities, sciences, engineering, architecture, and business management. Besides dedicating his life to the emancipation of women in India, Karve stood for the abolition of the caste system and the curse of untouchables in the Hindu society. His twenty year old widowed sister-in-law, Pārwtibāi Āthawale, was the first widow to join his school. After finishing her education, she joined him as the first lady superintendent of the then Hindu Widows' Home Association.After reading information about Japan Women's University in Tokyo, Japan, Karve felt inspired to establish in 1916 in Pune the first university for women in India, with just five students. The curriculum was tailored to the aptitudes of Maharshi, which the Indian public often assigned to Karve, means ”a great sage "Annā" is often used to address either one's father or an elder brother. He had written two autobiographical works: Ātmawrutta in Marathi in 1928 and Looking Back in English in 1936. He had ended the latter with the words that here ends the story of his life with hope that this simple story will serve some useful purpose.He was recipients of many awards notably Bannaras Hindu University (BHU) had awarded him D.Litt in 1942, Pune University D.Litt. in 1951,S.N.D.T. University D.Litt. in 1954, India’s second highest civilian award Padma Vibhushan in 1955 by Govt. of India, University of Mumbai had awarded him LL.D. in 1957 and Our country’s highest civilian award ‘Bharat Ratna’ in 1958 by the President of India.He had passed away on November 9, 1962 at the age of one hundred four at Pune in Maharashtra State of India lraving behind millions to mour his death.Let us join to pay our respectful homage to him!
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January 29,2011.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
My thought for the day as envisaged and flashed by me on the f.b. on Jan.28,,2011.
Bishwa Nath Singh:
Whatever work is assigned to us by our Savior must be carried out with full of devotion with all sincerity at our command to accomplish perfection in them so that we can lead a blissful life and after our passing away, we may get salvation!
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(Photo of Lord Ram, his spouse Goddess Sita and his younger brother Lord Lakshman while being offered Plums (Ber ) by Holy mother Sabri in the forest when they were in exile)
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It is my thought for the day that I would like to share with everybody. Our devotion should be just like holy mother Sabri who had won the heart of Lord Ram, his spouse Sita and younger brother Lakshman when she offered Plums (Ber)to them after due selection to ensure that they are sweet and tasty during their exile in the forest
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Jan.28,2011.
Whatever work is assigned to us by our Savior must be carried out with full of devotion with all sincerity at our command to accomplish perfection in them so that we can lead a blissful life and after our passing away, we may get salvation!
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(Photo of Lord Ram, his spouse Goddess Sita and his younger brother Lord Lakshman while being offered Plums (Ber ) by Holy mother Sabri in the forest when they were in exile)
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It is my thought for the day that I would like to share with everybody. Our devotion should be just like holy mother Sabri who had won the heart of Lord Ram, his spouse Sita and younger brother Lakshman when she offered Plums (Ber)to them after due selection to ensure that they are sweet and tasty during their exile in the forest
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Jan.28,2011.
Our respectful obeisance to Lord Krishna as flashed by me on the f.b. on Jan.28,2011.
Bishwa Nath Singh:
Lord Krishna who is worshipped as the eighth incarnation (avatar) of Lord Vishnu.He took incarnation many centuries ago when India was facing internal strife. Through his devoted disciple Arjuna, He gave the world the Bhagavad- Gita. He is the architect of Dharma who lives forever in the hearts of the people of India and the whole w...orld."Krishna gave the immortal message of the Bhagavad Gita on the battle fields of Kuruksetra. The Bhagavad Gita is a teaching of the Lord Krishna was an embodiment of divine love and is often the principle focus of the Hindu bhakti or devotional traditionThe great hero who was born in a prison and had died in solitude in a forest.Lord Krishna had become the focus of a large number of devotional cults, which over the centuries have produced a wealth of religious poetry, music, painting and sculpture His Bal Lila (Childhood character and acts) are very famous.The child Krishna was adored for his mischievous pranks; he also performed many miracles and slew demons. As a youth, the cowherd Krishna became renown as a lover, the sound of his flute prompting gopis (wives and daughters of the cowherds) to leave their homes to dance ecstatically with him in the forests.His favorite among the daughters of the cowherders was the beautiful Radha. Krishna's youthful dalliances with the gopis are interpreted as symbolic of the loving interplay between God and the human soul.The rich variety of legends associated with Krishna's life led to an abundance of representation in painting and sculpture. The divine lover is shown playing the flute, surrounded by adoring gopis.
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The legends associated with Krishna's life led to an abundance of representation in painting and sculpture. Warrior Prince Arjuna had sat dejected, filled with pity, his sad eyes blurred by tears. Krishna gave him counsel. Why this cowar...dice in time of crisis, Arjuna? The coward is ignoble, shameful, foreign to the ways of heaven. Don't yield to impotence! It is unnatural in you! Banish this petty weakness from your heart. Rise to the fight, Arjuna! Arjuna had said to Lord Krishna as how can he fight against Bhishma and Drona with arrows when they deserve his worship? It is better in this world to beg for scraps of food than to eat meals smeared with the blood of elders I killed at the height of their power while their goals were still desires.The teachings of Lord Krishna to Arjuna is concised in a holy book ‘Shrimad Bhagwat Gita”. Lord Krishna came to know that a very large and poisonous serpent had made its home on the bank of Yamuna river. Because the serpent was so poisonous, not only all the fish died, but even the trees and grass surrounding the river was dying. When birds flew over the area, they immediately dropped dead and fell into the lake, due to the highly poisonous vapors emanating from the water.During that period, there were many frightful demons, who had all kinds of mystic powers. Lord Krishna had specifically appeared to get rid of them from the world of all these disturbing elements. The Lord came to this place with His cowherd boyfriends and decided to confront the king of the snakes. He climbed the large Kadamba tree and from there, jumped into the poisonous waters of the Yamuna Lord Krishna came to know that a very large and poisonous serpent had made its home in a lagoon on the Yamuna river. Because the serpent was so poisonous, not only all the fish died, but even the trees and grass surrounding the lake was dying. When birds flew over the area, they immediately dropped dead and fell into the lake, due to the highly poisonous vapors emanating from the water.During that period, there were many frightful demons, which had all kinds of mystic powers. Lord Krishna had specifically appeared to get of them from the world of who were disturbing elements. The Lord came to this place with His cowherd boyfriends and decided to confront the king of the snakes. He climbed the large Kadamba tree and from there, jumped into the poisonous waters of the YamunaLord Krishna then began splashing about and making very loud noises just to disturb the Kaliya serpent. Sure enough, the Kaliya snake came up to the surface to see who was attacking his home. This huge black serpent Kaliya (Kaliya means black) possessed over one hundred hoods, each bedecked with a precious gem. When he breathed, fire emanated from his nostrils. He suddenly seized Krishna in his powerful coils, and bound the Lord as tightly as possible. But unfortunately this serpent did not realize that within its coils was the Supreme Personality of Godhead, playing as a child and enjoying His earthly pastimes in the transcendental land of Vrindavana. Without warning, Krishna, the Supreme Mystic, started to expand His body, and Kaliya, who began to feel the incredible pressure, was forced to release the Lord from his deadly coils. Krishna then jumped on to the hoods of the great serpent and started to dance, stamping His foot down on the heads of the snake demon, Kaliya.This stamping of Krishna, felt to Kaliya serpent like Indra's thunderbolt striking a mountain. The Lord jumped from one hood to another, and Kaliya felt helpless and bewildered; in anger he spat fire from his many mouths but the Lord was so dexterous that His dancing movements caused the-snake to become dizzy. After so many kicks from the Lord, Kaliya started to first vomit blood, and then refuse, before becoming almost unconscious. At that time, the many wives of the Kaliya serpent appeared and begged the Lord with folded hands to spare their husband. Krishna decided to banish Kaliya to the great ocean never to return again. Thereafter, the giant snake along with his wives, departed forever, and the transcendental Lord re-joined His cowherd boyfriends on the bank of the Yamuna, to continue their wonderful pastimes in the land of Vrindavana Krishna, according to another popular myth, lifted the Govardhana hill up with his little finger and held it like an umbrella to protect the people of Vrindavana from the torrential rain caused by Lord Indra, who had been annoyed by Krishna. Then he lived in Nandagram till he was 10. Krishna then returned to Mathura, his birthplace, and killed his wicked maternal uncle King Kamsa along with all his cruel associates and liberated his parents from jail. He also reinstated Ugrasen as the King of Mathura. He completed his education and mastered the 64 sciences and arts in 64 days at Avantipura under his preceptor Sandipani. As gurudaksina or tuition fees, he restored Sandipani's dead son to him. He stayed in Mathura till he was 28. Krishna then came to the rescue of a clan of Yadava chiefs, who were ousted by the king Jarasandha of Magadha. He easily triumphed over the multi-million army of Jarasandha by building an impregnable capital Dwarka, "the many-gated" city in an island in the sea. The city located on the western point of Gujarat, is now submerged in the sea according to the epic Mahabharata. Krishna shifted, as the story goes, all his sleeping relatives and natives to Dwarka by the power of his yoga. In Dwarka, he married Rukmini, then Jambavati, and Satyabhama. He also saved his kingdom from Nakasura, the demon king of Pragjyotisapura, had abducted 16,000 princesses. Krishna freed them and married them since they had nowhere else to go. For many years, Krishna lived with the Pandava and Kaurava kings who ruled over Hastinapur. When a war was about to break oput between the Pandavas and Kauravas, Krishna was sent to mediate, but failed. War became inevitable, and Krishna offered his forces to the Kauravs and himself agreed to join the Panadavas as the charioteer of the master warrior Arjuna. This epic battle of Kurukshetra described in the Mahabharata, was fought in about 3000 BC. In the middle of the war, Krishna delivered his famous advice, which forms the crux of the Bhagavad Gita, in which he put forward the theory of 'Nishkam Karma' or action without attachment. After the great war, Krishna returned to Dwarka. In his final days on earth, he taught spiritual wisdom to Uddhava, his friend and disciple, and ascended to his abode after casting off his body, which was shot at by a hunter named Jara. He is believed to have lived for one hundred twenty five years. Whether he was a human being or a God-incarnate, there is no gainsaying the fact that he has been ruling the hearts of millions for over three millennia. In the words of Swami Harshananda, "If a person can affect such a profound impact on the Hindu race affecting its psyche and ethos and all aspects of its life for centuries, he is no less than God."Let us pay our respectful obeisance to His lotus feet and seek His bliss for well-being of all living-being of this universe!
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Lord Krishna who is worshipped as the eighth incarnation (avatar) of Lord Vishnu.He took incarnation many centuries ago when India was facing internal strife. Through his devoted disciple Arjuna, He gave the world the Bhagavad- Gita. He is the architect of Dharma who lives forever in the hearts of the people of India and the whole w...orld."Krishna gave the immortal message of the Bhagavad Gita on the battle fields of Kuruksetra. The Bhagavad Gita is a teaching of the Lord Krishna was an embodiment of divine love and is often the principle focus of the Hindu bhakti or devotional traditionThe great hero who was born in a prison and had died in solitude in a forest.Lord Krishna had become the focus of a large number of devotional cults, which over the centuries have produced a wealth of religious poetry, music, painting and sculpture His Bal Lila (Childhood character and acts) are very famous.The child Krishna was adored for his mischievous pranks; he also performed many miracles and slew demons. As a youth, the cowherd Krishna became renown as a lover, the sound of his flute prompting gopis (wives and daughters of the cowherds) to leave their homes to dance ecstatically with him in the forests.His favorite among the daughters of the cowherders was the beautiful Radha. Krishna's youthful dalliances with the gopis are interpreted as symbolic of the loving interplay between God and the human soul.The rich variety of legends associated with Krishna's life led to an abundance of representation in painting and sculpture. The divine lover is shown playing the flute, surrounded by adoring gopis.
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The legends associated with Krishna's life led to an abundance of representation in painting and sculpture. Warrior Prince Arjuna had sat dejected, filled with pity, his sad eyes blurred by tears. Krishna gave him counsel. Why this cowar...dice in time of crisis, Arjuna? The coward is ignoble, shameful, foreign to the ways of heaven. Don't yield to impotence! It is unnatural in you! Banish this petty weakness from your heart. Rise to the fight, Arjuna! Arjuna had said to Lord Krishna as how can he fight against Bhishma and Drona with arrows when they deserve his worship? It is better in this world to beg for scraps of food than to eat meals smeared with the blood of elders I killed at the height of their power while their goals were still desires.The teachings of Lord Krishna to Arjuna is concised in a holy book ‘Shrimad Bhagwat Gita”. Lord Krishna came to know that a very large and poisonous serpent had made its home on the bank of Yamuna river. Because the serpent was so poisonous, not only all the fish died, but even the trees and grass surrounding the river was dying. When birds flew over the area, they immediately dropped dead and fell into the lake, due to the highly poisonous vapors emanating from the water.During that period, there were many frightful demons, who had all kinds of mystic powers. Lord Krishna had specifically appeared to get rid of them from the world of all these disturbing elements. The Lord came to this place with His cowherd boyfriends and decided to confront the king of the snakes. He climbed the large Kadamba tree and from there, jumped into the poisonous waters of the Yamuna Lord Krishna came to know that a very large and poisonous serpent had made its home in a lagoon on the Yamuna river. Because the serpent was so poisonous, not only all the fish died, but even the trees and grass surrounding the lake was dying. When birds flew over the area, they immediately dropped dead and fell into the lake, due to the highly poisonous vapors emanating from the water.During that period, there were many frightful demons, which had all kinds of mystic powers. Lord Krishna had specifically appeared to get of them from the world of who were disturbing elements. The Lord came to this place with His cowherd boyfriends and decided to confront the king of the snakes. He climbed the large Kadamba tree and from there, jumped into the poisonous waters of the YamunaLord Krishna then began splashing about and making very loud noises just to disturb the Kaliya serpent. Sure enough, the Kaliya snake came up to the surface to see who was attacking his home. This huge black serpent Kaliya (Kaliya means black) possessed over one hundred hoods, each bedecked with a precious gem. When he breathed, fire emanated from his nostrils. He suddenly seized Krishna in his powerful coils, and bound the Lord as tightly as possible. But unfortunately this serpent did not realize that within its coils was the Supreme Personality of Godhead, playing as a child and enjoying His earthly pastimes in the transcendental land of Vrindavana. Without warning, Krishna, the Supreme Mystic, started to expand His body, and Kaliya, who began to feel the incredible pressure, was forced to release the Lord from his deadly coils. Krishna then jumped on to the hoods of the great serpent and started to dance, stamping His foot down on the heads of the snake demon, Kaliya.This stamping of Krishna, felt to Kaliya serpent like Indra's thunderbolt striking a mountain. The Lord jumped from one hood to another, and Kaliya felt helpless and bewildered; in anger he spat fire from his many mouths but the Lord was so dexterous that His dancing movements caused the-snake to become dizzy. After so many kicks from the Lord, Kaliya started to first vomit blood, and then refuse, before becoming almost unconscious. At that time, the many wives of the Kaliya serpent appeared and begged the Lord with folded hands to spare their husband. Krishna decided to banish Kaliya to the great ocean never to return again. Thereafter, the giant snake along with his wives, departed forever, and the transcendental Lord re-joined His cowherd boyfriends on the bank of the Yamuna, to continue their wonderful pastimes in the land of Vrindavana Krishna, according to another popular myth, lifted the Govardhana hill up with his little finger and held it like an umbrella to protect the people of Vrindavana from the torrential rain caused by Lord Indra, who had been annoyed by Krishna. Then he lived in Nandagram till he was 10. Krishna then returned to Mathura, his birthplace, and killed his wicked maternal uncle King Kamsa along with all his cruel associates and liberated his parents from jail. He also reinstated Ugrasen as the King of Mathura. He completed his education and mastered the 64 sciences and arts in 64 days at Avantipura under his preceptor Sandipani. As gurudaksina or tuition fees, he restored Sandipani's dead son to him. He stayed in Mathura till he was 28. Krishna then came to the rescue of a clan of Yadava chiefs, who were ousted by the king Jarasandha of Magadha. He easily triumphed over the multi-million army of Jarasandha by building an impregnable capital Dwarka, "the many-gated" city in an island in the sea. The city located on the western point of Gujarat, is now submerged in the sea according to the epic Mahabharata. Krishna shifted, as the story goes, all his sleeping relatives and natives to Dwarka by the power of his yoga. In Dwarka, he married Rukmini, then Jambavati, and Satyabhama. He also saved his kingdom from Nakasura, the demon king of Pragjyotisapura, had abducted 16,000 princesses. Krishna freed them and married them since they had nowhere else to go. For many years, Krishna lived with the Pandava and Kaurava kings who ruled over Hastinapur. When a war was about to break oput between the Pandavas and Kauravas, Krishna was sent to mediate, but failed. War became inevitable, and Krishna offered his forces to the Kauravs and himself agreed to join the Panadavas as the charioteer of the master warrior Arjuna. This epic battle of Kurukshetra described in the Mahabharata, was fought in about 3000 BC. In the middle of the war, Krishna delivered his famous advice, which forms the crux of the Bhagavad Gita, in which he put forward the theory of 'Nishkam Karma' or action without attachment. After the great war, Krishna returned to Dwarka. In his final days on earth, he taught spiritual wisdom to Uddhava, his friend and disciple, and ascended to his abode after casting off his body, which was shot at by a hunter named Jara. He is believed to have lived for one hundred twenty five years. Whether he was a human being or a God-incarnate, there is no gainsaying the fact that he has been ruling the hearts of millions for over three millennia. In the words of Swami Harshananda, "If a person can affect such a profound impact on the Hindu race affecting its psyche and ethos and all aspects of its life for centuries, he is no less than God."Let us pay our respectful obeisance to His lotus feet and seek His bliss for well-being of all living-being of this universe!
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A respectful obeisance to the lotus feet of Goddess Vindhyavasini as flashed on the f.b. on Jan.28,2011.
Bishwa Nath Singh:
The famous temple of Goddess Vindhyavasini is situated on the hills of Vindhyachal, on the bank of river the holy Ganges eight Kilometers west of Mirzapur situated in Uttar Pradesh State of India The holy Goddess is the same whom King Vasudeva had exchanged with Lord Krishna and one who had forecasted the death of Kansa. The holy pedestal of Goddess Vindhyavasini is one of the most powerful seats of 'Shakti'.(Power)One can have glimpse of Vindhyavasini (Mahalaxmi), Goddess Kali established in a cave (Mahakali) and Ashtabhuja (Mahasarswati) established on the hill. It’s one among the popular sakthipeeths where the Goddess Kali is adorned in the form of Vindhyavasini Devi.. Popularly called as the Kajala devi the presiding deity in the temple is considered as the embodiment of love and benediction. This temple has found its rendering in the holy scriptures of Hindu religion and it has got a tremendous impact in the life of a devout Hindu.One can have glimpse of Vindhyavasini (Mahalaxmi), Goddess Kali established in a cave (Mahakali) and Ashtabhuja (Mahasarswati) established on the hill.Over thousand of devotees come here every day for pilgrimage. Let us join to pay our humble obeisance to the lotus feet of Goddess Vindhyavasini and seek Her bliss for well-being of all living in this universe!Over thousand of devotees come here every day for pilgrimage. Let us join to pay our humble obeisance to the lotus feet of Goddess Vindhyavasini and seek Her bliss for well-being of all living in this universe!
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Bishwa Nath Singh :
Tere Charno Me, Savere Savere, Patthar Mein Bhagwan, Aay Ahoon Karam Karde Aarti Vindhyavasini Ki, Leela Aprampaar.
Bishwa Nath Singh :
Let us pay our respectful obeisance to the lotus feet of GoddessVindhyavasini and sek Her bliss for well-being of all living-being of this universe!
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Jan.28,2011.
The famous temple of Goddess Vindhyavasini is situated on the hills of Vindhyachal, on the bank of river the holy Ganges eight Kilometers west of Mirzapur situated in Uttar Pradesh State of India The holy Goddess is the same whom King Vasudeva had exchanged with Lord Krishna and one who had forecasted the death of Kansa. The holy pedestal of Goddess Vindhyavasini is one of the most powerful seats of 'Shakti'.(Power)One can have glimpse of Vindhyavasini (Mahalaxmi), Goddess Kali established in a cave (Mahakali) and Ashtabhuja (Mahasarswati) established on the hill. It’s one among the popular sakthipeeths where the Goddess Kali is adorned in the form of Vindhyavasini Devi.. Popularly called as the Kajala devi the presiding deity in the temple is considered as the embodiment of love and benediction. This temple has found its rendering in the holy scriptures of Hindu religion and it has got a tremendous impact in the life of a devout Hindu.One can have glimpse of Vindhyavasini (Mahalaxmi), Goddess Kali established in a cave (Mahakali) and Ashtabhuja (Mahasarswati) established on the hill.Over thousand of devotees come here every day for pilgrimage. Let us join to pay our humble obeisance to the lotus feet of Goddess Vindhyavasini and seek Her bliss for well-being of all living in this universe!Over thousand of devotees come here every day for pilgrimage. Let us join to pay our humble obeisance to the lotus feet of Goddess Vindhyavasini and seek Her bliss for well-being of all living in this universe!
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(Photo of the deity of Goddess Vindhyavasin )
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Bishwa Nath Singh :
Tere Charno Me, Savere Savere, Patthar Mein Bhagwan, Aay Ahoon Karam Karde Aarti Vindhyavasini Ki, Leela Aprampaar.
Bishwa Nath Singh :
Let us pay our respectful obeisance to the lotus feet of GoddessVindhyavasini and sek Her bliss for well-being of all living-being of this universe!
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A Poem inHindi by Baban Pandey as flashed along with comments on the f.b. on Jan.27,2011.
कौन नहीं ललचाए
By Baban Pandey.
बादल बरसे घनन -घनन
पायल बाजे छनन -छनन
मस्त पवन में बार-बार ,तेरा आँचल उड़ता जाए
देख तुम्हारा रूप कामिनी, कौन नहीं ललचाए //
हर पत्ता बोले टपक- टपक
हर पक्षी गाए चहक -चहक
गिरती जल-बूंदों से, अधरों की लाली बढती जाए
सूंघ तुम्हारा गंध माधुरी , प्रकृति शोर मचाए//
देख तुम्हारा रूप कामिनी, कौन नहीं ललचाए //
आँखे देखें ,टुकुर -टुकुर
लव हिलते है,सुकुर -सुकुर
देख तुम्हारी काली जुल्फें ,नागिन भी शरमाए
मोर-मोरनी बन मेरा मन,चहुँ ओर दौड़ लगाए //
देख तुम्हारा रूप कामिनी, कौन नहीं ललचाए //
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Priyadarshan shaarma said...
देख तुम्हारा रूप कामिनी, कौन नहीं ललचाए .....
ख़ूबसूरती का इतना खूबसूरत बखान .....वाकई लाज़बाब .....
Kiran Arya said...
बबन जी प्रेम के रस से सरॉबार बहुत ही सुंदर रचना है आपकी शुक्रिया सांझा करने के लिए.....:)
B.N.Singh said...
Thanks for sharing with a lovely composition along with a very cute Photograph of a beautiful lady. It depends solely on one as with what intention, he looks to that lady who may be some one’s sister, sister-in-law, aunty, friend or anybody close to one.. As per our mythology, ladies have a place of pride in our society as they are very much loved and adored.Let us adore them and take them as replica of Goddess Sarsawati, Goddess Laksmi and Goddess
Mukesh Kumar Sinha said...
lavanyamayee rachna...:)
aur us se jayda lavanya wali photo...:D
अरविन्द जांगिड said...
Great.....!
प्रवीण पाण्डेय said...
प्रेम की सघन वर्षा।
anil said...
Shringaar ras mein doobi hui panktiyan aur bahut hi sundar chitra dwara abhivyakti...........thanks for sharing............baban ji
AJAY said...
देख तुम्हारा रूप कामिनी, कौन नहीं ललचाए!लालच लप लप आहा !
Patali-The-Village said...
लाज़बाब...खूबसूरत
nivedita said...
खूबसूरत अभिव्यक्ति ..
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By Baban Pandey.
बादल बरसे घनन -घनन
पायल बाजे छनन -छनन
मस्त पवन में बार-बार ,तेरा आँचल उड़ता जाए
देख तुम्हारा रूप कामिनी, कौन नहीं ललचाए //
हर पत्ता बोले टपक- टपक
हर पक्षी गाए चहक -चहक
गिरती जल-बूंदों से, अधरों की लाली बढती जाए
सूंघ तुम्हारा गंध माधुरी , प्रकृति शोर मचाए//
देख तुम्हारा रूप कामिनी, कौन नहीं ललचाए //
आँखे देखें ,टुकुर -टुकुर
लव हिलते है,सुकुर -सुकुर
देख तुम्हारी काली जुल्फें ,नागिन भी शरमाए
मोर-मोरनी बन मेरा मन,चहुँ ओर दौड़ लगाए //
देख तुम्हारा रूप कामिनी, कौन नहीं ललचाए //
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(Photo of a beautiful cine star of our Bollywood)
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Priyadarshan shaarma said...
देख तुम्हारा रूप कामिनी, कौन नहीं ललचाए .....
ख़ूबसूरती का इतना खूबसूरत बखान .....वाकई लाज़बाब .....
Kiran Arya said...
बबन जी प्रेम के रस से सरॉबार बहुत ही सुंदर रचना है आपकी शुक्रिया सांझा करने के लिए.....:)
B.N.Singh said...
Thanks for sharing with a lovely composition along with a very cute Photograph of a beautiful lady. It depends solely on one as with what intention, he looks to that lady who may be some one’s sister, sister-in-law, aunty, friend or anybody close to one.. As per our mythology, ladies have a place of pride in our society as they are very much loved and adored.Let us adore them and take them as replica of Goddess Sarsawati, Goddess Laksmi and Goddess
Mukesh Kumar Sinha said...
lavanyamayee rachna...:)
aur us se jayda lavanya wali photo...:D
अरविन्द जांगिड said...
Great.....!
प्रवीण पाण्डेय said...
प्रेम की सघन वर्षा।
anil said...
Shringaar ras mein doobi hui panktiyan aur bahut hi sundar chitra dwara abhivyakti...........thanks for sharing............baban ji
AJAY said...
देख तुम्हारा रूप कामिनी, कौन नहीं ललचाए!लालच लप लप आहा !
Patali-The-Village said...
लाज़बाब...खूबसूरत
nivedita said...
खूबसूरत अभिव्यक्ति ..
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A tribute to His Holiness Kirit Bhai as flashed on the f.b. on Jan.27,2011.
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A floral tribute to His Holiess Kirit Bhai,a great scholar,eloquent speaker and very religious minded person by Bishwa Nath Singh.
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Bishwa Nath Singh :
Those who have met and seen His Holiness Kirit Bhai will agree with me that he is a man of religious pursuit very much devoted to his good causes besides being a very scholarly person.. He is an eloquent speaker besides being a thorough gen...tleman in his real life. He is highly read a person who has command over his lecture on Maharshi Valmiki ‘s Ramayan written in Sanskrit ,Shri Ram Charit Manas written by Swami Tulsi Das, ,Maha Bhagwat Puran, Bhagwad Gita,Ved and Upnishadsas He had developed his religious pursuits from his early age and his unforgettable teachers were his most loving Parents who were very saintly person and by going through all these literatures for years and years together. Though, he was born in India but grew up in abroad. He has mastery over meditations. His interest for promoting Ayurvedic medicines are widely known to serve people at large for cause of humanity..He is an ardent disciple of Lord Vishnu,Goddess Lakshmi,,Lord Krishna and Goddess Radha Rani Let us join to pay our rich floral tribute to him and pray to God to grant him very long and useful life!
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Bishwa Nath Singh
Those who have met and seen His Holiness Kirit Bhai will agree with me that he is a man of religious pursuit very much devoted to his good causes besides being a very scholarly person.. He is an eloquent speaker besides being a thorough gentleman in his real life. He is highly read a person who has command over his lecture on Maharshi Valmiki ‘s Ramayan written in Sanskrit ,Shri Ram Charit Manas written by Swami Tulsi Das, ,Maha Bhagwat Puran, Bhagwad Gita,Ved and Upnishadsas He had developed his religious pursuits from his early age and his unforgettable teachers were his most loving Parents who were very saintly person and by going through all these literatures for years and years together. Though, he was born in India but grew up in abroad. He has mastery over meditations. His interest for promoting Ayurvedic medicines are widely known to serve people at large for cause of humanity..He is an ardent disciple of Lord Vishnu,Goddess Lakshmi,,Lord Krishna and Goddess Radha Rani Let us join to pay our rich floral tribute to him and pray to God to grant him very long and useful life!
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(Wall Photos of His Holiness Kirit Bhai)
A floral tribute to His Holiess Kirit Bhai,a great scholar,eloquent speaker and very religious minded person by Bishwa Nath Singh.
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A floral tribute to His Holiess Kirit Bhai,a great scholar,eloquent speaker and very religious minded person by Bishwa Nath Singh.
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(Photo of His Holiness Rishi Shrestha Kirit Bhai)
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Bishwa Nath Singh :
Those who have met and seen His Holiness Kirit Bhai will agree with me that he is a man of religious pursuit very much devoted to his good causes besides being a very scholarly person.. He is an eloquent speaker besides being a thorough gen...tleman in his real life. He is highly read a person who has command over his lecture on Maharshi Valmiki ‘s Ramayan written in Sanskrit ,Shri Ram Charit Manas written by Swami Tulsi Das, ,Maha Bhagwat Puran, Bhagwad Gita,Ved and Upnishadsas He had developed his religious pursuits from his early age and his unforgettable teachers were his most loving Parents who were very saintly person and by going through all these literatures for years and years together. Though, he was born in India but grew up in abroad. He has mastery over meditations. His interest for promoting Ayurvedic medicines are widely known to serve people at large for cause of humanity..He is an ardent disciple of Lord Vishnu,Goddess Lakshmi,,Lord Krishna and Goddess Radha Rani Let us join to pay our rich floral tribute to him and pray to God to grant him very long and useful life!
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Bishwa Nath Singh
Those who have met and seen His Holiness Kirit Bhai will agree with me that he is a man of religious pursuit very much devoted to his good causes besides being a very scholarly person.. He is an eloquent speaker besides being a thorough gentleman in his real life. He is highly read a person who has command over his lecture on Maharshi Valmiki ‘s Ramayan written in Sanskrit ,Shri Ram Charit Manas written by Swami Tulsi Das, ,Maha Bhagwat Puran, Bhagwad Gita,Ved and Upnishadsas He had developed his religious pursuits from his early age and his unforgettable teachers were his most loving Parents who were very saintly person and by going through all these literatures for years and years together. Though, he was born in India but grew up in abroad. He has mastery over meditations. His interest for promoting Ayurvedic medicines are widely known to serve people at large for cause of humanity..He is an ardent disciple of Lord Vishnu,Goddess Lakshmi,,Lord Krishna and Goddess Radha Rani Let us join to pay our rich floral tribute to him and pray to God to grant him very long and useful life!
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(Wall Photos of His Holiness Kirit Bhai)
A floral tribute to His Holiess Kirit Bhai,a great scholar,eloquent speaker and very religious minded person by Bishwa Nath Singh.
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