English usage-By -Kamlesh Bahukhandi on Saturday, September 25, 2010
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The bus gurgled to a start From Rishikesh to Pauri ( My hometown ) and I was almost threatened to miss it again. One more late, a day gone. But some Samaritan inside screamed to stop and it screeched a brake. Panting for breath I climbed in and with an equal jolt dropped on an empty seat (fortunately!). Oh! That was Ravi a School Teacher and a co-traveller enroute to the School . “The bus no…before time came and going. Tomorrow..no-no..kal-kal (I put in, Ah! Yesterday?) yes, yes, it is never came only! I saw you and told conductor stop stop. So much problems, no….this bus..one day came and then not came….!”Amused I was, at the ‘English’ usage. Though equally proficient in the local or the national language, this fascination for English is really not understandable! Why this persistence? Well, Pappu, our vegetable vendor, admitted both his children in ‘Inlis medium’ ‘aage chalke achha banenge!’ So did my maid. But who will coach them? “Tuson rakh lenge Behan ji (school teacher... not... Mayawati ) ke paas!!” These days, every other person goes to a convent school. Pray, from when have these names been associated with ‘convents’? The other day, at a meeting, one member came up to me confessing he had joined an English-speaking class to feel at ease with us. I assured him that we are comfortable with him even when he speaks to us in Hindi as I myself is not good in English when it comes to speaking , but he insisted, “Achchha nahin lagta na….aap sab Inglis mein baat karte hain…!” Commonly heard are: “I have two sons , both are boys !;” “I have headache in my head” etc. Repeatedly one hears : “my head is eating circles” (literal translation). A die-hard lover of English said so: “He is sitting in the hall of the living room…” or, take for instance, “what is because of this?” etc. The science teacher rushed into his class, fuming, ordered, “Open the doors of the windows!” In this part of India, between September and November, it is always Actoober (the stress is on the ‘oo’ invariably!). Coming to an institution, where hoards of children come to learn, a general answer to a difficult question is thus : “Sorry Sir I am unknown!” Children making mistakes is pardonable; but what of a Presiding officer in an official meeting, who got up to say, “I have ‘conceived’ (for ‘convinced’) my colleague…..!” Another colleague tendered an application for leave, “I have undergone MTP for my wife, so kindly grant me leave…..” etc. For a funeral attendance he wrote “I want to follow my friend to the graveyard so kindly grant me leave…..” India, with its diverse cultures and multi-lingual tradition, has a huge lineage of great writers and poets writing in English, beginning with Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore, to Arundhati Roy, Vikram Seth or Amitav Ghosh. In Nirad Chaudhuri’s special celebration edition of Hobson-Jobson, Anglo-Indian words have found a place of pride in the thousand-page glossary, reading which makes one feel that ‘English’ sounds more “angrezi” than a pucca desi drawling of “Inglis” trying to fan out some sophistication of its manners and etiquette, which infact, is one of the best in the world. English is universal; it is not a language to be sneered at or to be shown off. Everyday we learn a bit. Mind you, it has come here to stay!
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Bishwanath Singh :Thanks for your very lovely and meaningful presentatiom.You have raised a very pertinent point that I would like to share with you in a little detail.None can deny that Hindi is not our national language and as why we should not popularize... it. We do love Hindi, admire Hindi and speak Hindi very well but because of several constraints, we can't communicate each other in Hindi though wished to do so. We don't have apathy for Hindi as we consider it to be most interesting language but not at the cost of English as it is an international recognized language that cements people from one continent to another & vice-versa. One can’t popularize Hindi by mere slogan raising rather the publishers and authors who publish & write boos respectively in Hindi have to be persuaded to go for cheap publication and use simple words so that Hindi literature could be popular amongst masses. It becomes solemn duty of our Union Govt. & all State Govts. to come forward and encourage cheap publication of our epics and other books in Hindi so that it could be popular. Hind Divas is celebrated only with intention as how best we could popularize it. Let leading authors, journalist, Academicians, publishers should sit round across a round table and discuss ways and means as how best Hindi could be encouraged in our country. Leading authors & publishers must be selected on their merit by Union Govt. & all State Govts. and National award /State award be given every year to encourage others to take up this work sincerely & honestly. Leading authors & publishers must be selected on their merits by Union Govt. & all State Govts. for National award /State award to be given to them every year to encourage others to take up this work sincerely & honestly. Let us examine as why Hindi is not so popular in our country! Firstly, India is a mufti-linguistic country having well-recognized twenty two more languages besides Hindi as duly accepted by our constitution in our country .Besides them, over one hundred more languages that people speak and converse in our country. We have one lakh twenty thousand Hindi words where English has ten lakh words. Truly speaking, we are synchronizing Hindi after independence. Before independence two organizations such as NagriK Pracharni Sabha & Hindi Sahitya Sammelan had done excellent jobs in propagating Hindi .Now almost those organizations are in decaying stage because of apathy of our Govts.. The great stalwarts like Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya, Mahatma Gandhi,P.D.Tondon,,Seth Govind Das,Premchand & many others who were very prominent persons and great scholars had presided over Hindi Sahitaya Sammelan. Such personalities are rarely seen now presiding over any such meeting connected with extension of Hindi. It is a fact that job guarantee is at the lowest ebb to carry our livelihoods & meet personal expanses to our Hindi writers & Poets or who nurse Hindi for his/her career. Let us not forget that before we attained Independences on the 15th of August 1947,we were under British colonial rule for over a couple of centuries where English was taken as language of pride to converse and that old legacy, still we are carrying and that is why every Parentage feel like their children going in convent to be well-versed with English that none can deny. The only consolation we can have that now percentage of youths appearing in All India Civil Services Exams. Conducted by UPSC using Hindi as their medium for their exams . have gone up in recent years from seven percent that was in 2005 to twenty percent recently. Even the Selection board has started encouraging examinees to use Hindi as their medium since it is our Rashtra Bhasha. Why should we look at dark side of it? Hindi has a great future not only in our country but even in abroad as NRI have been using their mother tongues for their conversation amongst themselves and follow all rituals there to Keep their old values(”Sanskar”) & traditions alive.
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September 25,2010.
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Some valuable thoughts shared by me on the f.b. on September 25,2010.
Bishwanath Singh Let our life be like Jesus who was very friendly towards all others!
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Bishwanath Singh: Our obeisance's to the lotus feet of Jesus Christ who lived and died for welfare of people at large!
Shama Daniel Ghai amen
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Bishwanath Singh Let us try to make our life as clouds in sky,when it is hurt,rains to make others to survive well!
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Bishwanath Singh :But none can deny that when it rains,the whole weather is changed from warm to cool and gives new lease of life to our standing crops ,plants & trees.
Shama Daniel Ghai: beautiful saying
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Bishwanath Singh :Let us live with purpose in our life and love others with passion to win them over!
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Bishwanath Singh Let us live unto it to have success in our life!
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Bishwanath Singh :If I am not mistaken,the patient and regular practice & care are the whole secret of spiritual realization in one's life. Let us not be in a hurry in spiritual life rather do our utmost, and leave the rest to mercy of the Almighty God who is our Savior and omnipresent!
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Bishwanath Singh :Let us pay our humle obeisance's to the lotus feet of Lord Keshav who is the greatest healer of our wounds and Savior of mankind as whole!
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Bishwanath Singh: Let us ponder over it as one is not human beings in true sense having a spiritual experience rather he/she is spiritual being having a human experience by Godly bliss.!
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Bishwanath Singh :Instead of repenting for one's past deeds,he/she should strive hard to make present the best and plan for better future for tomorrow.
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Bishwanath Singh: Our obeisance's to the lotus feet of Jesus Christ who lived and died for welfare of people at large!
Shama Daniel Ghai amen
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Bishwanath Singh Let us try to make our life as clouds in sky,when it is hurt,rains to make others to survive well!
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Bishwanath Singh :But none can deny that when it rains,the whole weather is changed from warm to cool and gives new lease of life to our standing crops ,plants & trees.
Shama Daniel Ghai: beautiful saying
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Bishwanath Singh :Let us live with purpose in our life and love others with passion to win them over!
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Bishwanath Singh Let us live unto it to have success in our life!
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Bishwanath Singh :If I am not mistaken,the patient and regular practice & care are the whole secret of spiritual realization in one's life. Let us not be in a hurry in spiritual life rather do our utmost, and leave the rest to mercy of the Almighty God who is our Savior and omnipresent!
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Bishwanath Singh :Let us pay our humle obeisance's to the lotus feet of Lord Keshav who is the greatest healer of our wounds and Savior of mankind as whole!
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Bishwanath Singh: Let us ponder over it as one is not human beings in true sense having a spiritual experience rather he/she is spiritual being having a human experience by Godly bliss.!
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Bishwanath Singh :Instead of repenting for one's past deeds,he/she should strive hard to make present the best and plan for better future for tomorrow.
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Friday, September 24, 2010
A true facet of Priyanka (Gandhi) Vadra as flashed by me on the f.b. on September 25,2010.
Bishwanath Singh :There are no dearth of good people at & around but the only thing is as how many of us are concerned on such issues that is the point as we have become so self-centered grossly engaged for our own interest hardly caring interest for others. The human rights are for all not for any individual. Any one when he feels tha...t in his/her case, there has been violation of it, he/she is free to move to the commission to redress. If one takes lead for a common cause, the strength of actual supporters will be very few at times dismal but later on, realizing this hard core truth, strength of followers go on mounting day by day. Priyanka (Gandhi)Vadra is no exception to this thumb rule but she has a large followers of her own. Priyanka (Gandhi)Vadra being an eloquent speaker having charming personality is always in great demand in different constituencies where poll is held in our country to visit and address public as vote catcher to help win her Party candidature. Though, she prefers to remain at the lowest ebb in Indian Politics and prefer to remain a back-bencher but she has many followers of her own .She is an asst to her loving mother, brother and family of her own. She is often referred as a true replica of her grand mother who had ruled over hearts of billions in our country for many years in the past and the world wept on her tragic demise. Less we say about qualities, passion, wisdom & kindness-all combine in one in case of Priyanka (Gandhi) Vadra better will be as she is above our imaginations and beyond any description! Any one who comes in contact with her is bound to be impressed by her excellent behavior and pleasing manners. Let me join many like me to wish her all the best in her married life and hope to be the most shinning star of our motherland in near future!
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Bishwanath Singh Let me wish her all the best in her long & happy married life!
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September 25,2010.
Rahul Gandhi- a rising star of Indian Politics as flashed by me on the f.b . on September 25,2010.
Bishwanath Singh : It is hard core fact that unless one is very likeable, he/she can’t be loved & adored by thousands & thousands of People that is true and holds good in the case of Rahul Gandhi who is top most amongst the shining stars of our modern India who could be very well said as the worthy son of his worthy Parents. Such is his ...towering personality who is widely known as Prince amongst men of modern era who is widely known for his passion & wisdom. Rahul Gandhi because of his passion & wisdom has won heart of millions of people living far & wide. He is widely seen as an icon for youths and idol for all .What I could notice on few occasions his punctuality probably the trait he inherited from his great grand father Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India who was so punctual about his timings that People by large attending his meetings use to set timings of their watches as per timing of his schedule for arrival on the venue during Nehru era. Let us wish him all the best & pray to God to bliss him to be one of the most shining star of our modern India!
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September 25,2010.
A note on the values of forgiveness as flashed by me on the f.b on Sepember 25,2010.
Bishwanath Singh: One often talks about forgiveness.Let us examine as what forgiveness means to all of us! Forgiveness is typically defined as the process of concluding resentment, indignation or anger as a result of a perceived offense, difference or mistake, and ceasing to demand punishment or restitution. Literary forgiveness is termed as to grant free pardon and to give up all claim on account of an offense or debt.
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Further comment of Bishwanath Singh :The concept and benefits of forgiveness have been explored in religious thought, the social sciences and medicine. Forgiveness may be considered simply in terms of the person who forgives including forgiving themselves, in terms of the pers...on forgiven and/or in terms of the relationship between the forgiver and the person forgiven. In some contexts, forgiveness may be granted without any expectation of restorative justice, and without any response on the part of the offender -for example, one may forgive a person who is incommunicado or dead. In practical terms, it may be necessary for the offender to offer some form of acknowledgment, apology, and/or restitution, or even just ask for forgiveness, in order for the wronged person to believe he is able to forgive. Most world religions include teachings on the nature of forgiveness, and many of these teachings provide an underlying basis for many varying modern day traditions and practices of forgiveness. Some religious doctrines or philosophies place greater emphasis on the need for humans to find some sort of divine forgiveness for their own shortcomings, others place greater emphasis on the need for humans to practice forgiveness of one another, yet others make little or no distinction between human and/or divine forgiveness. In the Christianity, in the New Testament, Jesus speaks of the importance of Christians forgiving or showing mercy towards others. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus repeatedly spoke of forgiveness, “Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy”. He also laid emphasis on love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you. If someone strikes you on one cheek, turn to him the other also. In Buddhism, forgiveness is seen as a practice to prevent harmful thoughts from causing havoc on one’s mental well-being. Buddhism recognizes that feelings of hatred and ill-will leave a lasting effect on our mind karma. Instead, Buddhism encourages the cultivation of thoughts that leave a wholesome effect. In Hinduism, Krishna, who is considered to be an incarnation of Vishnu by Hindus. Krishna said in the Gita that forgiveness is one of the characteristics of one born for a divine state. It is noteworthy that he distinguishes those good traits from those he considered to be demoniac, such as pride, self-conceit and anger. Islam teaches that God (Allah ) is 'The Most Forgiving', and is the original source of all forgiveness. Forgiveness often requires the repentance of those being forgiven. Depending on the type of wrong committed, forgiveness can come either directly from Allah, or from one's fellow man who received the wrong. In the case of divine forgiveness, the asking for divine forgiveness via repentance is important. In the case of human forgiveness, it is important to both forgive, and to be forgiven. As per Quran, to receive forgiveness from God there are three requirements (a) Recognizing the offense itself and its admission before God. (b) Undergoing commitment not to repeat the offense. & (c) Request for forgiveness from God. Forgiveness is therefore in nutshell itself an illusion, a tool for the undoing of unconscious guilt wherever it is experienced, and a tool which leads to the removal of all blocks to love. In time we thus must practice true forgiveness in order to undo the insane world we think is real.
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Poonam Matia to punish is human and to forgive is divine vitue.........so we all must try to learn .........itz difficult but not impossible
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Further comment of Bishwanath Singh :The concept and benefits of forgiveness have been explored in religious thought, the social sciences and medicine. Forgiveness may be considered simply in terms of the person who forgives including forgiving themselves, in terms of the pers...on forgiven and/or in terms of the relationship between the forgiver and the person forgiven. In some contexts, forgiveness may be granted without any expectation of restorative justice, and without any response on the part of the offender -for example, one may forgive a person who is incommunicado or dead. In practical terms, it may be necessary for the offender to offer some form of acknowledgment, apology, and/or restitution, or even just ask for forgiveness, in order for the wronged person to believe he is able to forgive. Most world religions include teachings on the nature of forgiveness, and many of these teachings provide an underlying basis for many varying modern day traditions and practices of forgiveness. Some religious doctrines or philosophies place greater emphasis on the need for humans to find some sort of divine forgiveness for their own shortcomings, others place greater emphasis on the need for humans to practice forgiveness of one another, yet others make little or no distinction between human and/or divine forgiveness. In the Christianity, in the New Testament, Jesus speaks of the importance of Christians forgiving or showing mercy towards others. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus repeatedly spoke of forgiveness, “Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy”. He also laid emphasis on love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you. If someone strikes you on one cheek, turn to him the other also. In Buddhism, forgiveness is seen as a practice to prevent harmful thoughts from causing havoc on one’s mental well-being. Buddhism recognizes that feelings of hatred and ill-will leave a lasting effect on our mind karma. Instead, Buddhism encourages the cultivation of thoughts that leave a wholesome effect. In Hinduism, Krishna, who is considered to be an incarnation of Vishnu by Hindus. Krishna said in the Gita that forgiveness is one of the characteristics of one born for a divine state. It is noteworthy that he distinguishes those good traits from those he considered to be demoniac, such as pride, self-conceit and anger. Islam teaches that God (Allah ) is 'The Most Forgiving', and is the original source of all forgiveness. Forgiveness often requires the repentance of those being forgiven. Depending on the type of wrong committed, forgiveness can come either directly from Allah, or from one's fellow man who received the wrong. In the case of divine forgiveness, the asking for divine forgiveness via repentance is important. In the case of human forgiveness, it is important to both forgive, and to be forgiven. As per Quran, to receive forgiveness from God there are three requirements (a) Recognizing the offense itself and its admission before God. (b) Undergoing commitment not to repeat the offense. & (c) Request for forgiveness from God. Forgiveness is therefore in nutshell itself an illusion, a tool for the undoing of unconscious guilt wherever it is experienced, and a tool which leads to the removal of all blocks to love. In time we thus must practice true forgiveness in order to undo the insane world we think is real.
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Let us have a glimpse of beauty as flashed by me on the f.b. on September 24,2010.
Bishwanath Singh Beauty is a very vast subject that requires very careful study. Let us ponder over it! The beauty is a characteristic of a person, animal, place, object, or idea that provides a perceptual experience of pleasure, meaning, or satisfaction. The beauty is studied as part of aesthetics, sociology, social psychology and culture. An Ideal beauty is an entity which is admired, or possesses features widely attributed to beauty in a particular culture, for perfection. The experience of "beauty" often involves the interpretation of some entity as being in balance and ha...rmony with nature, which may lead to feelings of attraction and emotional well-being.[ Because this is a subjective experience, it is often said that "beauty is in the eye of the beholder in its most profound sense, beauty may engender a salient experience of positive reflection about the meaning of one's own existence. A subject of beauty is anything that resonates with personal meaning. A ripe fruit was considered beautiful, whereas a young woman trying to appear older or an older woman trying to appear younger would not be considered beautiful.. The characterization of a person as beautiful. whether on an individual basis or by community consensus, is often based on some combination of Inner Beauty, which includes psychological factors such as personality, intelligence, grace, politeness, charisma, integrity, congruence and elegance, and Outer Beauty-i.e. physical attractiveness which includes physical factors, such as health, youthfulness, facial symmetry, averageness, and complexion.Standards of beauty are always evolving, based on what a culture considers valuable. Historical paintings show a wide range of different standards for beauty. However, humans who are relatively young, with smooth skin, well-proportioned bodies, and regular features, have traditionally been considered to be the most beautiful throughout history. A strong indicator of physical beauty is average ness. When images of human faces are averaged together to form a composite image, they become progressively closer to the ideal image and are perceived as more attractive. Although style and fashion vary widely, cross-cultural research has found a variety of commonalities in people's perception of beauty. Let us hope that we will keep our inner beauty intact by our good deeds!
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September 24,2010.
A few important dispatch as flashed by me on the f.b. on September 24,2010
.Bishwanath Singh: The mother’s love is bigger than sky deeper than ocean and greater than the Almighty God. Her tale is much better than the best novel of the earth. Her lap is much more comfortable than the cushion bed. Her picture is more beautiful than a very fascinating scenery of the world. Her blessings are more powerful than t...he thousands of seas and mountains. Her shade is much more cooler than the shed of beautiful tress. Her light is brighter than the Sun. Her role is greater over fifty percent more than that of father. Her place is much more sacred than any shrine of the universe and overall, her care is much higher than the heavenly bliss. That is how a mother could be very well defined in nutshell.. One can understand great vacuum & void created in his/her life after passing away of his/her most loving mother. Let us pay our humble & respectful floral tribute to our holy mother who had all along been so caring to us irrespective of our age and her comforts!
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Bishwanath Singh Let me pay my most humble & respectful obeisance to the lotus feet of my most loving mother who had passed away over a month & half ago but her memories are fresh in my mind and thoughts! I miss Her all the times. One can't imagine as how fondly she loved me taking utmost care of my comforts all the time so long she was alive!
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Bishwanath Singh :The mother’s picture is more beautiful than a fascinating scenery of scenic beauties of the world.
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Bishwanath Singh :My most humble and respectful obeisance's to Her lotus feet!
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Bishwanath Singh :The mother’s lap is more comfortable than the comfotable cushion bed.
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Bishwanath Singh: How a grand son is seen feeling very comfortable in his grand mother's lap!
Sarah Elswick cute picture, I have seen this as common in India, children and grandchildren prefer to be close and having their own bed and room , well they do not care, as kids here do! What a different life style sometimes I think better, because Kids get too depend on what is theirs and only theirs. and in extended familes everything is everyones!
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Bishwanath Singh: Let us pay our respectful obeisance's to the lotus feet of His Holiness Sathya Sri Sai Ram and seek His bliss for well-being of all living-being of this universe!Bishwanath and Bishwanath's family have just received Sai Baba's Blessings
Shirdi Sai Baba Says: ''I will not allow my devotees to come to harm.''
Sarah Elswick : I became aware of Sai Baba while in India, and even saw a disciple that heals with holy water. It was a moving experience! To see someone so moved by this holy man!
Bishwanath Singh :It will be nice if you visit India again to have glimpse of New Delhi, Tajmahal at Agra,Shirdi. Varanasi.Bodh Gaya,Rajgir,Nalanda& Calcutta.
Sarah Elswick:Yes while in India, I was in pune, mumbai, Bulguam, and Kerala and was the Ajatana and Allora Caves so I have so much to see when I come back.
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Bishwanath Singh: Rose is always beautiful and very soothing to one's eyes.
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Bishwanath Singh: The flower is judged by its fragrance whereas a Peron is judged by his/her thoughts, feelings and character. Hope, you agree with me that is why, I chose you to be my esteemed friend.
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Bishwanath Singh :The flower is judged not by its color but by its fragrance whereas a Peron is judged not by his/her face or dress by his/her thoughts, feelings and character. Hope, you agree with me that is why, I chose you to be my esteemed friend.
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Bishwanath Singh: Let us honor the verdict of apex court pronounced yesterday on the 23rd of September 2010 on a public petition and wait & watch its outcome in wake of Allahabad High Court's announcement to deliver judgment by their specal court on the 24th of September 2010 on Ram Janambhumi issue! It will not be proper to move anot...her petition at this juncture as requested by some of my esteemed friends.
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Bishwanath Singh: We must have full faith in Judicial System of our country. Unless one has faith, nothing could satisfy him/her on the controversial issue of Ram temple and Babri Mosque at Ayodhya in U.P. in India unless they have clarity on it.We must maintain our most cordial relations with people belonging to minorities at any cost and this should be our first priority.
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Anil Kumar: Akhir Shuturmurg ki tarah kab tak sir chhupayenge.
Bishwanath Singh: Let us wait and watch the verdict of the Special court of Allahabad High Court!Why to be impatient? I am of firm view that all problems could be sorted out amicably through mutual discussion.
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Bishwanath Singh Let me pay my most humble & respectful obeisance to the lotus feet of my most loving mother who had passed away over a month & half ago but her memories are fresh in my mind and thoughts! I miss Her all the times. One can't imagine as how fondly she loved me taking utmost care of my comforts all the time so long she was alive!
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Bishwanath Singh :The mother’s picture is more beautiful than a fascinating scenery of scenic beauties of the world.
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Bishwanath Singh :My most humble and respectful obeisance's to Her lotus feet!
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Bishwanath Singh :The mother’s lap is more comfortable than the comfotable cushion bed.
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Bishwanath Singh: How a grand son is seen feeling very comfortable in his grand mother's lap!
Sarah Elswick cute picture, I have seen this as common in India, children and grandchildren prefer to be close and having their own bed and room , well they do not care, as kids here do! What a different life style sometimes I think better, because Kids get too depend on what is theirs and only theirs. and in extended familes everything is everyones!
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Bishwanath Singh: Let us pay our respectful obeisance's to the lotus feet of His Holiness Sathya Sri Sai Ram and seek His bliss for well-being of all living-being of this universe!Bishwanath and Bishwanath's family have just received Sai Baba's Blessings
Shirdi Sai Baba Says: ''I will not allow my devotees to come to harm.''
Sarah Elswick : I became aware of Sai Baba while in India, and even saw a disciple that heals with holy water. It was a moving experience! To see someone so moved by this holy man!
Bishwanath Singh :It will be nice if you visit India again to have glimpse of New Delhi, Tajmahal at Agra,Shirdi. Varanasi.Bodh Gaya,Rajgir,Nalanda& Calcutta.
Sarah Elswick:Yes while in India, I was in pune, mumbai, Bulguam, and Kerala and was the Ajatana and Allora Caves so I have so much to see when I come back.
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Bishwanath Singh: Rose is always beautiful and very soothing to one's eyes.
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.Divya Sharma msot beautiful flower.......
Bishwanath Singh: The flower is judged by its fragrance whereas a Peron is judged by his/her thoughts, feelings and character. Hope, you agree with me that is why, I chose you to be my esteemed friend.
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Bishwanath Singh :The flower is judged not by its color but by its fragrance whereas a Peron is judged not by his/her face or dress by his/her thoughts, feelings and character. Hope, you agree with me that is why, I chose you to be my esteemed friend.
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Bishwanath Singh: Let us honor the verdict of apex court pronounced yesterday on the 23rd of September 2010 on a public petition and wait & watch its outcome in wake of Allahabad High Court's announcement to deliver judgment by their specal court on the 24th of September 2010 on Ram Janambhumi issue! It will not be proper to move anot...her petition at this juncture as requested by some of my esteemed friends.
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Bishwanath Singh: We must have full faith in Judicial System of our country. Unless one has faith, nothing could satisfy him/her on the controversial issue of Ram temple and Babri Mosque at Ayodhya in U.P. in India unless they have clarity on it.We must maintain our most cordial relations with people belonging to minorities at any cost and this should be our first priority.
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Anil Kumar: Akhir Shuturmurg ki tarah kab tak sir chhupayenge.
Bishwanath Singh: Let us wait and watch the verdict of the Special court of Allahabad High Court!Why to be impatient? I am of firm view that all problems could be sorted out amicably through mutual discussion.
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September 24,2010
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