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Monday, March 7, 2016

Spirituality Why and How Maha Shivratri is Celebrated?

Why and How Maha Shivratri is Celebrated?

Auspicious Hindu festival of Maha Shivratri is dedicated to worship Lord Shiva. Maha Shivratri is observed on the 13th night/14th day of the 11 Hindu month of Phalguna or Maagh every year.Devotees will be celebrating the auspicious day by fasting and offering special prayers to Lord Shiva by pouring milk and water on the Shiv ling and adorning it with beautiful flowers.

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How to perform Maha Shivratri puja at home

How to perform Maha Shivratri puja at home

“Thy name oh lord is Shiva, who guides our soul and karma!”

The new year starts with many auspicious occasions marking the onset of a beautiful journey that has been laid for the year ahead. One such festival, known in the world as ‘Maha Shivratra’ falls on the 13th night/14th day in the Krishna Paksha every year in the month of Falgun according to the Hindu calendar. The festival which is in veneration of Lord Shiva, marks the celebration of the day when the supreme lord married Maa Parvati.

Sunday, March 6, 2016

Worshipping Lord Shiva on Mahashivaratri

Worshipping Lord Shiva on Mahashivaratri

Introduction
Lord Shiva is a highly revered Hindu deity, who is the part of the great holy Trinity (Brahma, Vishnu, Mahesh/Shiva – the Creator, the Preserver and the Destroyer). ‘Shiv’ means welfare. Shiva is not only a Lord but is also considered as the prime God in the Panchdev Pujan. In the Shiv Mahimna strot, Pushpadant has described him in a wonderful manner by mentioning him as unborn, the reason for the everyone’s existence, creator, nurturer and destroyer.

The hermetic God, with his abode in Mount Kailash in the Himalayas, is believed to be formless, shapeless and timeless. The ‘Linga’ is the symbol of Lord Shiva’s formless nature. The Shiva Lingam is a mystic symbol of Lord Shiva. People pray both to his idol and to the Lingam that represents him.

Lord Shiva, the Destroyer, is worshipped widely by devotees with great respect and devotion. Shiva is considered the easiest of the Gods to please and his blessings are said to possess immense power. One is believed to achieve salvation by worshipping Lord Shiva. From the root of Lord Shiva originated ‘Om’. Hence when one chants ‘Om’, one indirectly worships Lord Shiva.

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Thursday, January 21, 2016

News PM Modi grants ST status to Bodos, Karbis and Mikirs

PM Modi grants ST status to Bodos, Karbis and Mikirs

Guwahati Gangtok, On his recent visit to northeast, Prime MinisterNarendra Modi announced that Bodos, Karbis and Mikirs would hence forth be included in the Scheduled Tribes list.

Prime Minister Modi also laid emphasis on organic farming and information technology. He also announced Sikkim as the country’s first organic state and asked others to follow it to ensure a healthy future.

Modi also announced an airstrip at Rupshree in Dhubri district bordering Kokrajhar, that it would be upgraded to an airport for both Air Force and civilian use.In Guwahati, the Prime Minister also unveiled the plaque for the foundation of the Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIT), Guwahati.

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Yamuna river pollution affecting Delhi’s water supply

New Delhi, With pollution in Yamuna river affecting the water supply in the national capital, Delhi Chief Secretary KK Sharma has written to his Haryana counterpart DS Dhesi to take necessary steps and has assured that hygienic water will be supplied through tankers to the affected areas.

Due to rise in ammonia level in the raw water supply from the river Yamuna, production of potable water at Wazirabad and Chandrawal plants has been affected.

The matter of deterioration of quality of raw water supply to the Delhi plants has been taken up by the Delhi Government with the concerned Haryana authorities.

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Sunday, January 10, 2016

Don’t Get Cheated Always Cross check Your Medical Bills

Video: Don’t Get Cheated Always Cross check Your Medical Bills

This is what happens at Belle Vue Clinic, Kolkata.I took my grandmother to the hospital on 23rd December 2015 and she was discharged on 2nd January 2016.There were instances where I had to complain about the care they were giving to her.

1. Her IV is in place, however, medicine is not switched on from the pipe.

2. Her 3rd channel was wrongly put into the muscle and IV medicine was given to her. This swelled the full hand to thrice the size. I had to complaint for this to the hospital authorities, they were sorry about it, and took care of it. This was a few days after she was admitted.

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PM Modi releases book authored by Jain Acharya

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday released a book titled “Maru Bharat Saru Bharat “(My India Noble India) written by Jain Acharya Ratnasundersuriswarji Maharaj through video conference.

Addressing the book release function organized by Sahitya Satkar Samiti of Ratnatrayee Trust held in Mumbai, the Prime Minister lauded the works of Acharya Ratnasundersuriswarji Maharaj and said penning 300 books was not a small achievement.

Several aspects of life have found their reflection in the works of Maharaj Saheb.The Prime Minister said that these books resonate his “divya vani” which reflects the urge to give back to the society and that ‘rashtra (national) dharma’ is above every dharma(religion).

Wednesday, December 16, 2015

Nirbhaya's Mother My daughter’s name was Jyoti Singh

My daughter’s name was Jyoti Singh,Nirbhaya’s Mother not ashamed to take her name: December 16 gangrape victim’s mother

In a brave homage to her daughter, the mother of the December 16 gangrape victim today took her name in public, and said people who commit heinous crimes like rape should hang their heads in shame and not the victims or their families.

The 23-year-old paramedical student was brutally sexually assaulted on the ill-fated night of December 16 three years ago, and died 13 days later, triggering a massive public outrage. Among many, her spirit continued to live, and in tribute she was given the name ‘Nirbhaya’ or brave heart.

But, today on the third anniversary of the infamous incident that shocked the entire world, the victim’s mother Asha Devi, in a display of extraordinary courage, took her daughter’s name in public.

“My daughter’s name was Jyoti Singh and I am not ashamed to name her. Those who commit heinous crimes like rape, their heads should hang in shame, not the victims or their families. You should take her name too,” she said at ‘Nirbhaya Chetna Diwas’ here, a public event organised by women’s and citizens groups at the Jantar Mantar to mark the anniversary.

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Monday, December 14, 2015

Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu responds to tweet Milk for child on train

Following quick response from Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu to a tweet, officials of North Central Railway (NCR) provided milk to a 18-month-old baby travelling in a delayed train.

A statement issued by Chief Public Relations Officer (NCR) Bijay Kumar in Allahabad said the family was provided with milk at Fatehpur and at Kanpur stations. “The train, 12581 Manduadih (Varanasi) New Delhi Super Fast Express, was specially stopped at Fatehpur for two minutes to attend to the baby,” said Kumar. Later, the family thanked Prabhu and the NCR officials, he added.

Officials said a journalist, Satyendra Kumar Yadav — working in New Delhi with a Hindi news channel — tweeted to Prabhu seeking help for his baby, who was travelling in the train with his mother and uncle Anil Kumar Yadav. They had boarded the train from Manduadih in Varanasi early Thursday. As the train was running behind schedule due to fog, milk for the baby had finished.

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Thursday, December 10, 2015

3 Indian Mothers Drive From Delhi To London Covering 17 Countries In 97 Days

3Indian mothers drive from delhi to london 21,477km, 17 countries, 97 days and a journey of their lifetime. When best buddies Rashmi Kop par, Dr Soumya Goyal and Nidhi Tiwari embarked on an all-woman expedition be tween New Delhi and London, they dared to give wings to their childhood dream.

With no back-up vehicle, the mothers in their mid-30s pushed all boundaries to create awareness on women empowerment. Nidhi who conceptualized the trip was also the only driver at the wheel of the vehicle that was sponsored by Mahindra First Choice

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How The social media Reacted To Salman Khan Being Acquitted

After many sessions of court Mumbai High Court finally gave the verdict and acquitted Salman Khan of all charges from the infamous hit-and-run case of 2002.

The actor who was earlier this year sentenced to 5 years in prison has been cleared of all charges and while close ones and fans are really happy about it, there are many who are mad with rage over the wrong acquittal and took to Twitter to express their anger:

1.

Spelling bee: Jury: Your word is Salman Khan. Me: Can I use it in a sentence? Jury: Sorry, there will be no sentence.

— Anurag Verma (@kitAnurag) December 10, 2015

2.

Salman Khan: Scotch aa gayi? Driver: Yes SK: Chicken, Water, Soda? D: Yes.. SK: Then what’s left? Driver: Just-ice SK: LOL.. *Hi5

— Aladdin (@Alllahdin) December 10, 2015

3.

13 years of trolling.

— Biswa Kalyan Rath (@kalyanrath) December 10, 2015

Chennai rain highest rainfall on Dec 1 in 115 years: NASA (Video )

Chennai rain December 1, flood-struck Chennai witnessed highest rainfall in past one century, since 1901, said NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration). The American Space Agency on Tuesday released a video saying flood-ravaged Chennai received highest rainfall in past 115 years. The data was obtained from the NASA’s Earth Observatory map using the Integrated Multi-Satellite Retrievals for the Global Precipitation Measurement mission (IMERG)

Real heroes of Chennai rain

Chennai’s new heroes – people who didn’t think twice before helping others during the floods that devastated India’s 4th largest city.

Actor Siddharth is one of amoungst those celebs, who have chosen to go out on the streets and help people affected by the Chennai floods. The Jigarthanda Actor proved that he is the real life Hero too.
With Tamil Nadu reeling under the worst floods to hit the state in a century and with rescue operations getting underway, actors Siddharth and RJ Balaji, popular among Tamil audiences, turned out to help the people. Siddharth was one of the victims of the rains. His house in the city was submerged, but that didn’t stop him from stepping out and helping those in need.

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This Inspiring elderly man was selling toys .Watch

Life tried it’s best to make him say “I Quit”

Brought him down to his knees to say “I Give Up”

But he said to Life, I will Fight till the End

and I will Never Quit !

Salute to those who fight every struggle with a smile and inspire others to Never Give Up in Life.Watch this heart touching video below that will put you to tears…

He sells at Central Market, Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi after 4.00pm everyday

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Laxman Rukmanne Katambale 73 year old, who has his 3 acres of farm in Kadoli village, visited the Deputy Commissioner’s office to donate Rs.5000 for the needy people of Chennai due to the recent floods.Additional Deputy Commissioner Suresh Itnal, received the cheque from Laxman, who has previously also helped the needy in time of need

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Friday, December 4, 2015

Chennai Floods Improving - News Update on 4th December

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Chennai Floods Update - 3rd Dec 2015

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Friday, November 13, 2015

Bengaluru Gang rape case- Cubbon Park Guards raped woman

Bengaluru Gang rape case- Cubbon Park Guards raped woman

Bengaluru Gang rape case,A 30-year-old engineering graduate from Tumakuru was raped inside Cubbon Park on Wednesday night by two guards attached to the park. Night patrol policemen arrested the guards on learning about the incident from the woman who was found abandoned near the Coffee Day junction.

The victim visited Karnataka State Lawn Tennis Association (KSLTA) located inside the park to enroll for tennis training at around 5 pm on Wednesday. Since it was a holiday, she was asked to return the next day. She asked the KSLTA staffers to provide her accommodation within the stadium premises. This was turned down. She stayed on.

At around 7 pm, KSLTA staffers asked her to vacate the premises and escorted her to a bus stand located near Century Club and KR Circle.
At around 9 pm, she allegedly returned to the KSLTA insisting on a place to stay saying she was there to ‘become a tennis star’ and that she did not want to leave without achieving the feat.The two accused, whose responsibilities include chasing out stragglers from the park after 7 pm, asked her to leave the park premises.
They allegedly escorted her out of the park once and dropped her off near the Coffee Day junction. She refused to leave and followed them back into the park again.

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PM Modi address to British parliament Full text

PM Modi address to British parliament Full text

Full text of PM Modi’s address to British parliament,

Lord Speaker,
Mr. Speaker,
Mr. Prime Minister

I am delighted to be in London. Even in this globalised world, London is still the standard for our times. The city has embraced the world’s diversity and represents the finest in human achievements. And, I am truly honoured to speak in the British Parliament.

Mr. Speaker, thank you for opening the doors to us, here in this magnificent setting of the Royal Court. I know that the Parliament is not in Session. Prime Minister Cameron looks relaxed and relieved.

But, I want to remind you, Mr. Prime Minister, that you owe me royalty for an election slogan. I know that you are hosting me at the Chequers this evening. But, I also know that you will understand if I am fair to both sides of the floor. Especially since British MPs of Indian Origin are evenly balanced between the Treasury and the Opposition benches. So, I also extend my good wishes to the Labour. Indeed, since these are still early days after the election, my warm congratulations to the Members of the House. And, greetings to the eminent leaders of Britain and great friends of India present here today.

So much of the modern history of India is linked to this building. So much history looms across our relationship. There are others who have spoken forcefully on the debts and dues of history. I will only say that many freedom fighters of India found their calling in the institutions of Britain. And, many makers of modern India, including several of my distinguished predecessors, from Jawaharlal Nehru to Dr. Manmohan Singh, passed through their doors.

There are many things on which it is hard to tell anymore if they are British or Indian: The Jaguar or the Scotland Yard, for example. The Brooke Bond tea or my friend late Lord Ghulam Nun’s curry. And, our strongest debates are whether the Lord’s pitch swings unfairly or the wicket at Eden Gardens cracks too early. And, we love the Bhangra rap from London just as you like the English novel from India.

On the way to this event, Prime Minister Cameron and I paid homage to Mahatma Gandhi outside the Parliament. I was reminded of a question I was asked on a tour abroad. How is it that the statue of Gandhi stands outside the British Parliament? To that question, my answer is: The British are wise enough to recognise his greatness; Indians are generous enough to share him; we are both fortunate enough to have been touched by his life and mission; and, we are both smart enough to use the strengths of our connected histories to power the future of our relationship.

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