SHOULD WE BE PROUD OF BOBBY JINDAL, OR IS HE A CHAMELEON

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> only the hindus house niggers and uncle toms would be proud of this coolie
> who has spit on the sacrifices of his ancestors and accepted the beliefs
> of his former slave masters
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> Should we be proud of Bobby Jindal?
>
> _http://indiasecular.wordpress.com_ (http://indiasecular.wordpress.com/)
> Courtesy: Times of India
> 28 Oct 2007
>
>
> The election of Bobby Jindal as governor of the US state of Louisiana has
> been greeted exultantly by Indians and Indian-Americans around the world.
> Thereā?T
> s no question that this is an extraordinary accomplishment: a young
> Indian-American, just 36 years old, not merely winning an election but
> doing so on
> the first ballot by receiving more votes than his 11 rivals combined, and
> that
> too in a state not noticeably friendly to minorities. Bobby Jindal will
> now
> be the first Indian-American governor in US history, and the youngest
> currently serving chief executive of an American state. These are
> distinctions of
> which he can legitimately be proud, and it is not surprising that Indians
> too
> feel a vicarious sense of shared pride in his remarkable ascent.
>
> But is our pride misplaced? Who is Bobby Jindal and what does he really
> stand for?
>
> There are, broadly speaking, two kinds of Indian migrants in America:
> though
> no sociologist, iā?Tll call them the atavists and the assimilationists.
> The
> atavists hold on to their original identities as much as possible,
> especially
> outside the workplace; in speech, dress, food habits, cultural
> preferences,
> they are still much more Indian than American.
>
> The assimilationists, on the other hand, seek assiduously to merge into
> the
> American mainstream; they acquire a new accent along with their visa, and
> adopt the ways, clothes, diet and recreational preferences of the
> Americans they
> see around them. (Of course, there are the in-betweens, but weā?Tll leave
> them
> aside for now.) Class has something to do with which of the two major
> categories an Indian immigrant falls into; so does age, since the newer
> generation
> of Indians, especially those born in America, inevitably tend to gravitate
> to
> the latter category.
>
> Bobby Jindal is an assimilationistā?Ts dream. Born to relatively affluent
> professionals in Louisiana, he rejected his Indian name (Piyush) as a very
> young
> child, insisting that he be called Bobby, after a (white) character on the
> popular TV show ā?~The Brady Bunchā?T. His desire to fit in to the
> majority-white
> society he saw around him soon manifested itself in another act of
> rejection:
> Bobby spurned the Hindusim into which he was born and, as a teenager,
> converted to Roman Catholicism, the faith of most white Louisianans.
>
> There is, of course, nothing wrong with any of this, and it is a measure
> of
> his precocity that his parents did not balk at his wishes despite his
> extreme
> youth. The boy was clearly gifted, and he soon had a Rhodes scholarship to
> prove it. But he was also ambivalent about his identity: he wanted to be
> seen
> as a Louisianan, but his mirror told him he was also an Indian. The two of
> us
> won something called an ā?~Excelsior Awardā?T once from the Network of
> Indian
> Professionals in the US, and his acceptance speech on the occasion was
> striking ā?" obligatory references to the Indian values of his parents,
> but a speech
> so American in tone and intonation that he mangled the Indian name of his
> own
> brother. There was no doubt which half of the hyphen this Indian-American
> leaned towards.
>
> But there are many ways to be American, and itā?Ts interesting which one
> Bobby
> chose. Many Indians born in America have tended to sympathise with other
> people of colour, identifying their lot with other immigrants, the poor,
> the
> underclass. Vinita Gupta, in Oklahoma, another largely white state, won
> her
> reputation as a crusading lawyer by taking up the case of illegal
> immigrants
> exploited by a factory owner (her story will shortly be depicted by
> Hollywood,
> with Halle Berry playing the Indian heroine). Bhairavi Desai leads a taxi
> driversā?T union; Preeta Bansal, who grew up as the only non-white child
> in her
> school in Nebraska, became New Yorkā?Ts Solicitor General and now serves
> on the
> Commission for Religious Freedom. None of this for Bobby.
>
> Louisianaā?Ts most famous city, New Orleans, was a majority black town, at
> least until Hurricane Katrina destroyed so many black lives and homes, but
> there
> is no record of Bobby identifying himself with the needs or issues of his
> stateā?Ts black people. Instead, he sought, in a state with fewer than
> 10,000
> Indians, not to draw attention to his race by supporting racial causes.
> Indeed,
> he went well beyond trying to be non-racial (in a state that harboured
> notorious racists like the Ku Klux Klansman David Duke); he cultivated the
> most
> conservative elements of white Louisiana society.
>
> With his widely-advertised piety (he asked his Indian wife, Supriya, to
> convert as well, and the two are regular churchgoers), Bobby Jindal
> adopted
> positions on hot-button issues that place him on the most conservative
> fringe of
> the Republican Party.
>
> Most Indian-Americans are in favour of gun control, support a womanā?Ts
> right
> to choose abortion, advocate immigrantsā?T rights, and oppose school
> prayer
> (for fear that it would marginalise non-Christians). On every one of these
> issues, Bobby Jindal is on the opposite side. Heā?Ts not just
> conservative; on these
> questions, he is well to the right of his own party.
>
> That hasnā?Tt stopped him, however, from seeking the support of
> Indian-Americans. Bobby Jindal has raised a small fortune from them, and
> when he last ran
> (unsuccessfully) for governor in 2004, an army of Indian-American
> volunteers
> from outside the state turned up to campaign for him. Many seemed unaware
> of
> his political views; it was enough for them that he was Indian.
>
> At his Indian-American fundraising events, Bobby is careful to downplay
> his e
> xtreme positions and play up his heritage, a heritage that plays little
> part
> in his appeal to the Louisiana electorate. Indian-Americans, by and large,
> accept this as the price of political success in white America: itā?Ts
> just good
> to have ā?osomeone like usā?¯ in such high office, whatever views he
> professes
> to get himself there.
>
> So Indians beam proudly at another Indian-American success story to go
> along
> with Kalpana Chawla and Sunita Williams, Hargobind Khorana and Subramaniam
> Chandrasekhar, Kal Penn and Jhumpa Lahiri. But none of these Indian
> Americans
> expressed attitudes and beliefs so much at variance with the prevailing
> values of their community. Let us be proud that a brown-skinned man with
> an
> Indian name has achieved what Bobby Jindal has. But let us not make the
> mistake of
> thinking that we should be proud of what he stands for.
> URL:
> http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Should_we_be_proud_of_Bobby_Jindal/articleshow/2495846.cms
>
>

GETTING RID OF THE BATS

Getting Rid of the Bats

Three pastors were having lunch in a diner.

One said, "You know, since summer started I've been having trouble with bats in my loft and attic at church. I’ve tried everything--noise, spray, cats--nothing seems to scare them away."Another said, "Me too. I've got hundreds living in my belfry and in the attic. I've even had the place fumigated, and they won't go away."

The third said, "I baptized all mine, and made them members of the church. Haven't seen one back since!"

OPPORTUNITY

Today's Quote

If opportunity doesn't knock, build a door.

-Unknown

3 launches mobile phone

3 launches new Skype mobile phone
Mobile phone provider 3 has launched a new handset that will allow users to make free calls over the internet via telephony service Skype.

Users will also be able to use Skype's instant messaging service, 3 said.

But while people using Skype on their computers are able to make cheap global calls to any phone number, this will not be possible via the new 3 handset.

Skype has about 246 million registered users worldwide and is one of the firms reshaping the global phone industry.

Mobile potential

To date, mobile phone companies have been unwilling to let users freely access Skype via their handsets for fear that it would hurt their business.

While it is possible to access Skype from a number of handsets, this has involved downloading third-party software, something that has put off the majority of users.

The Skype-phone will be the first instance of a phone operator launching a mass market device that is designed to allow free calling over the internet from a mobile, 3 said.

"It takes an innovative operator... to challenge traditional thinking and offer the kind of product other operators are still shying away from," said Skype's acting chief executive, Michael van Swaaij.

"It's is now truly mobile. Skype has now taken a giant step forward in the mobile arena.

And chief executive of 3 UK, Kevin Russell, said the firm wanted to make mobile internet more accessible.

"Services need to be simple to access and affordable," he said.

"Mobile has the potential to massively increase access to internet calling."

Global reach

The service, launching on 2 November, will be accessed by a button on the handset.

As well as the UK, the 3 Skype-phone will be launched in countries including Australia, Denmark, Italy and Hong Kong.

Pay as you go customers will have to top up their account with at least £10 each month to qualify for the free Skype-to-Skype calls, 3 said.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/business/7066271.stm

Published: 2007/10/29 08:05:27 GMT

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Teacher : What's the difference between boy and a girl?

Tina : they are naughty, we are beauty..they have muscles, we have nipples they have a pole and we have a hole..

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Judge : you are fined Rs.11420/- for rape..

Accused : my lord, why exactly Rs.11,420/- Judge : Rs.10,000/- for rape,
10.2% entertainment tax and 4% VAT..

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Girl : " What do you like in me? "

Boy : " those 2 big white balls having black dots in it.."

Girl : " what??? "

Boy : " yes, your eyes.."

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A very sexy and attractive female employer meets her boss and says: " Sir
will you please remove something from my breast? "

Boss: " Vow!! what's that? "

She : " your eyes sir "

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SEX : It is science with wife..

It is an art with a girlfriend..

It is commerce with a prostitute..

And It is just a social service with Auntie's..

IS IT ORGANIC? ask a rat.

. Is it Organic? Ask a Rat.

www.nytimes.com

USA, October 11, 2007: In any controversy it can be helpful to consider the views of disinterested parties. So, on the subject of agricultural policy and practice, it's worth noting that an unimpeachably neutral group has joined the ranks of those who prefer organic foods over foods produced with the help of synthetic chemicals. That group is 40 Swiss rats. A team of Swiss and Austrian scientists recently concluded a 21-year study of organic wheat production. As an "integrative method" for assessing quality, they gave lab animals a choice of biscuits made from organic or conventional wheat. The rats ate significantly more of the former. The authors call this result remarkable, because they found the two wheats to be very similar in chemical composition and baking performance.

In fact, the rats were better at telling the difference between organic and conventional foods than many humans have been. In the handful of carefully designed taste-offs reported in the last few years, people were often unable to identify the organic foods, and often didn't prefer them. This is puzzling, since organic produce generally does pack more antioxidants and other potentially healthful -- and potentially flavorful -- phytochemicals than conventional produce. Just last July, Professor Alyson Mitchell and colleagues at the University of California, Davis summarized 10 years of data from tomatoes grown in carefully controlled organic and conventional systems. The antioxidant contents varied from year to year, but were consistently higher in the organic tomatoes.

28th October, 2007, Sunday
Kartik Krishna Dvitiya, Vikram Samvat 2064, Ravivar


Beings have both lower (material, jada, aparaa) nature (prakriti) and higher (spiritual, consciousness, chetan, para) nature. Both are part of nature. Egoism is lower nature, while embodied soul (spirit, jeev) is higher nature. The relationship between matter and spirit is called "chjjadagranthi" (unreal).

"Jada chetan hi granthi pari gayi. Jadapi mrshaa chootatkathinayi." (Manasa 7:117:2)

This relationship is illusory, not real, because matter and spirit possess entirely opposing and antagonistic nature.

Spirit is luminous, while matter is the object to be illumined.
Spirit is without any changes, where as, matter is constantly changing.
Spirit never ceases to be, while matter never lasts.
The spirit is the illuminator and supporter of matter. The real is the bedrock of the unreal.

Both are distinct in nature, yet they are not enemy to each other. The quest to know the real (divinity) is inimical to the unreal (matter) because this intense inquiry into the real, breaks the relationship with matter. Therefore in one respect, inquiry into the truth, anticipation, and expectation of that essential nature is superior. The desire for enjoyment of things and actions connects us with the unreal (matter), while, quest and inquiry into the truth, breaks the relationship with them. In the desire for pleasure, there is predominance of matter (ego), while in inquiry there is importance of spirit. The point is, that , that when man gives importance to matter, he desires mundane pleasures and things. And when there is predominance of spirituality, he develops a desire for salvation and God realization.

Until that time that a man continues to give importance to and remains immersed in worldly pleasures and things, till that time he can never attain eternal peace and joy. Even if he attains the status of Brahma, he cannot experience peace. How can the changeable, provide peace to the unchangeable? How can the unreal satiate the real ? But when a man gives higher value to the spirit, renouncing matter, then his ego will be eradicated and pure self will remain. With the effacement of relationship with matter, attachment totally vanishes. With attachment being rooted out, he attains perfection i.e. nothing remains to be done, to be known and to be attained.

In realty. perfection is axiomatic, but attachment to matter does not allow experience of perfection. As soon as attachment is totally wiped out, perfection is automatically realized. But this realization is only when there is ardent inquiry and longing for God realization or Self realization or for God's love or vision. It means intense inquiry will specially arouse discrimination, which will cut asunder attachment to matter. This attachment will root out egoism, which will automatically root out the sense of mine and thus the untainted Self will be realized. Thus for Self realization, no instrument (kaarak) will be of any use.

From "Sahaj Sadhana" in Hindi pg 33, in English pg 36 by Swami Ramsukhdasji

Ram Ram



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SOME PM JOKES

Prince Charles & Sardarji were having dinner.
Prince said, “Pass the wine you divine”.
Sardar thinks “how poetic”
Sardar says, “pass the custard you bastard”.
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Sardar at bar in New York.
Man on his right says “Johny Walker single”
Man on his left says “Peter Scotch single”
Sardar says - “Baljith Singh Married”
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Boss : am giving u job as a driver. STARTING salary Rs.2000/-, is it o.k
Sardar : U R great sir! Starting salary is o.k.......but??
how much is DRIVING salary...?
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Sardar’s theory : Moon is more impt than Sun, coz it gives light at
night when light is needed & Sun gives light during the day when light
is not needed!!!
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2 sardars are travelling in a car, the driver puts on the indicator and asks the
other to check whether its working, he puts his head out and says
YES...NO...YES...NO...YES...NO...
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Sardar shouting 2 his girl friend “ u said v will do register marriage
and cheated me, I was waiting 4 u yesterday whole day in the post
office....
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2 sardarjis looking at an Egyptian mummy.
Sar 1 : Look so many bandages, pakka lorry accident case.
Sar 2 : Aaho, lorry number is also written...BC 1760!!!....
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A sardar in an interview 4 da post of Detective.
Interviewer : who killed Gandhi?
Sardar : Thank u sir 4 giving me d job, I will start investigating.......
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A sardar for an exam had studied only one essay ‘FRIEND’, but in the
exam the essay which came was ‘FATHER’ . he replaced friend with father
in the essay and>it read: AM A VERY FATHERLY PERSON, I HAVE LOTS OF FATHERS,
SOME OF MY FATHERS ARE MALE AND SOME ARE FEMALE. MY TRUE
FATHER IS MY NEIGHBOUR.
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Interviewer: what s ur qualification?
Sardarji : Sir I am Ph.d.
Interviewar : what do u mean by Ph.d?
Sardarji : (smiling) PASSED HIGHSCHOOL with DIFFICULTY....
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Amitab : In which state Cauvery flows?
Sardar : liquid state.....
Audience clapped.. Amitabh stunned, looks behind, ALL WERE SARDARS.......

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN DESIRES ARE FULFILLED

Desires achieved increase thirst like salt water.

-Milarepa, "Drinking the Mountain Stream"

24 OCTOBER 1945 - UNITED NATIONS IS BORN

24 October


1945: United Nations Organisation is born
The United Nations Organisation has been formally inaugurated during a short ceremony at the US State Department in Washington.

A total of 29 countries ratified the United Nations Charter that was signed by 50 nations on 26 June in San Francisco. US Secretary of State James Byrnes signed the protocol and proclaimed the charter was "now a part of the law of nations".

He said it was a historic day for peace-loving nations of the world. But he warned peace was not based on documents but depended on the will of people to maintain it.

He added the USA would do its best to promote international co-operation.

Global security

The world security organisation aims to "save succeeding generations from the scourge of war" and maintain international peace and security.

The UN Charter upholds human rights and proposes that nations should work together to overcome social, economic, humanitarian and cultural challenges.

The name "United Nations" was coined by US President Franklin D Roosevelt, and was first used in the Declaration by United Nations of 1 January 1942 when representatives of 26 nations pledged to continue fighting together against the Axis Powers.

Further proposals for an international security organisation were discussed in August 1944 at Dumbarton Oaks, in the District of Columbia, USA. The final charter was then signed in June in San Francisco and ratified today.

The UN's predecessor, the League of Nations, was established after the 1914-18 World War. It aimed to prevent another global conflict, but it failed to prevent the devastating world war that has just ended.

Much of the league's structure and many of its aims have been adopted by its successor.

The organisation will consist of six organs:

* a General Assembly of all members;
* a Security Council with five permanent members - China, France, Russia, the UK and the US - and six temporary members;
* an Economic and Social Council;
* a Trusteeship Council to supervise administration of colonies, former mandates of the League of Nations and territories taken from defeated nations;
* an International Court of Justice to be based at The Hague in the Netherlands;
* a Secretariat.

A Military Staff Committee will be charged with security and may take control of weapons such as the atomic bomb.

The permanent headquarters of the UNO will be in the US although it has been revealed that France, the UK and the Netherlands voted against this decision.

No ostentatious entertaining

A preparatory commission will gather in London next month to prepare for the UNO's first General Assembly meeting in the British capital early next year expected to bring 2,000 people to the city.

Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin will lead the British delegation.

Colonel GR Codrington, who is leading the event's organisers at the Foreign Office, told the Times newspaper there would be "no ostentatious entertaining" and that visitors would be given emergency ration cards.

Bomb damage has restricted the amount of hotel rooms available and members of the public have responded to an appeal to take guests into their homes during the conference.






United Nations logo
The United Nations Organisation aims to maintain peace and security in the world

US Edward Stettinius: "This is only the beginning"



In Context
United Nations Day is celebrated on 24 October each year.

The United Nations Organisation became known simply as the United Nations and by 2005 comprised 191 member states.

Its numbers were swollen as colonies became independent and the Soviet Union disintegrated.

The Vatican and Taiwan remain non-members.

Most members have permanent missions at the UN's main headquarters in New York. This was built in 1952 on land beside the East River donated by US millionaire John D Rockefeller.

Fourteen independent agencies make up the "UN System" alongside many of the organisation's own programmes and agencies.

These include the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and the World Health Organisation.

Frictions between the Western nations and the Soviet Bloc during the Cold War dominated much of the organisation's first four decades and hampered the functioning of the Security Council.

Since the 1990s the UN has taken on an increasingly interventionist approach.

Despite some successes in the peacekeeping arena, operations in Bosnia, Rwanda and Somalia were flawed, failing to prevent massacres and even genocide.

A 2000 report criticised the UN's insistence on neutrality in situations where one side resorted to violence, warning that this could render missions ineffective.

The share-out of power in the UN, particularly in the Security Council, is hotly debated. Critics say the over-riding influence of the council's five permanent members is unfair.

After years of financial crisis, the UN has come under pressure to cut spending and to slim down its bureaucracy. Member nations owe the organisation billions of dollars.

Stories From 24 Oct
1945: United Nations Organisation is born
2001: Swiss tunnel ablaze after head-on crash
1983: Nilsen 'strangled and mutilated' victims
2003: End of an era for Concorde
1986: UK cuts links with Syria over bomb plot

ROTS OF RUCK

Rots of ruck


Subject: FW: Young Chinese Couple

Wedding Night:
A young Chinese couple gets married. She's a virgin. Truth be told, he is a virgin too, but she doesn't know that.
On their wedding night, she cowers naked under the sheets as her husband undresses in the darkness.He climbs into bed next to her and tries to be reassuring. "My darring," he whispers, "I know dis your firss time and you berry frighten. I pomise you, I give you anyting you want, I do anyting - juss anyting you want. You juss ask.. so... whatchu want?" he says, trying to sound experienced and worldly, which he hopes will impress her. A thoughtful silence follows and he waits patiently (and eagerly) for her request. She eventually shyly whispers back, "I want to try someting I have heard about from other girls... Numbaa 69."More thoughtful silence, this time from him. Eventually, in a puzzled tone he asks her..."You want...Garlic Chicken with steam vegable? "

TRUE MOTHER IN LAW

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True Mother-in-Law

Two women came before wise King Solomon, dragging between them a young man in a three-piece suit. "This young lawyer agreed to marry my daughter," said one.

"No! He agreed to marry MY daughter," said the other.

And so they argued before the King until he called for silence.

"Bring me my biggest sword," said Solomon, "and I shall cut the young attorney in half. Each of you shall receive a half.""Sounds good to me," said the first lady.

But the other woman said, "Oh Sire, do not spill innocent blood. Let the other woman's daughter marry him."

The wise king did not hesitate a moment. "The attorney must marry the first lady's daughter," he proclaimed.

"But she was willing to cut him in two!" exclaimed the king's advisor.

"Indeed," said wise King Solomon. "That shows she is the TRUE mother-in-law."

THE CHIEF SAMURAI

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The Jewish Samurai

There once was a powerful Japanese emperor who needed a new chief samurai. So he sent out a declaration throughout the entire known world that he was searching for a chief.

A year passed, and only three people applied for the very demanding position: a Japanese samurai, a Chinese samurai, and a Jewish samurai.

The emperor asked the Japanese samurai to come in and demonstrate why he should be the chief samurai. The Japanese samurai opened a matchbox, and out popped a bumblebee. Whoosh! went his sword. The bumblebee dropped dead, chopped in half.

The emperor exclaimed, "That is very impressive!"The emperor then issued the same challenge to the Chinese samurai, to come in and demonstrate why he should be chosen. The Chinese samurai also opened a matchbox and out buzzed a fly. Whoosh, whoosh, whoosh, whoosh! The fly dropped dead, chopped into four small pieces.

The emperor exclaimed, "That is very impressive!"

Now the emperor turned to the Jewish samurai, and asked him to demonstrate why he should be the chief samurai. The Jewish Samurai opened a matchbox, and out flew a gnat. His flashing sword went Whoosh! But the gnat was still alive and flying around.

The emperor, obviously disappointed, said, "Very ambitious, but why is that gnat not dead?"

The Jewish Samurai just smiled and said, "Circumcision is not meant to kill."

GITA GYAN OF THE PM OF INDIA

PM Nukes Gita Gyan


Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Oct 19, 2007 quoted Bhagwad Gita saying that he does his duty regardless of consequences.
"(Bhagwad) Gita says that one must do his duty. I do whatever comes my way regardless of consequences," Singh replied when asked about his image of being a reluctant politician.

WHEN YOU ARE WASTING TIME, IT IS REALLY UR BODY THAT U ARE LOSING NOT THE TIME

Shree Hari:

21st October, 2007, Sunday
Ashwin Shukla Dashami, Vikram Samvat 2064, Ravivar

A person who does not use his time wisely, cannot succeeded in any field.

It appears as if the time is going away, but in reality it is the body that is deteriorating and going away !

If we ponder over the time that has gone by, and if that time were properly utilized, how far would we reached on the path to God Realization ?

Lost wealth can be once again regained, but lost time cannot be regained. Just like wealth, time cannot be locked up in a safe. Therefore at all times we must remain alert and make proper use of time.

Money can be locked up and protected in a safe, but time cannot be locked up. Therefore do not waste this precious time in useless actions. Employ time in acts of goodness, otherwise it will be wasted.

He who wastes time is causing a great loss to himself. Even an animal becomes alert when it is alarmed. Man on the other hand, is wasting his time in TV, enjoyments, trifles etc.

Time is fleeting fast. Why do people die? It is because one has to die the moment his time is used up. Time is a very big asset. It is even more important than all the wealth and valuables. Any amount of wealth cannot extend your life span. Of what avail shall all this be !! The hour of death is fixed. Whatever you have accumulated is of no use at the hour of death. Not one extra breath will you be permitted when the time arrives. Your life, your living is controlled by time, as life will cease when the time is over. Time is the base of your life. Money is only spent when you buy or do something with it, but time is spent on it's own, constantly, ceaselessly. Whether we are sleeping, eating, sitting, working, singing, the expenditure of time never ceases. Death is approaching ! It does not wait even a moment ! We can be in the middle of an activity and death can arrive and the moment of time is over. Then we have no power to continue to live. The main
pillar of our life (time) is going. Make the best use of time. There is no remedy other than being cautious and careful in use of time. Be careful with each incoming and outgoing breath !

If you are careful now, if you become cautious of time, then no time can ever be wasted. This time that we have received is for God Realization, therefore utilize each an every moment in the best possible way. Time is not wasted when spent on remembrance of God.

From "Amrut Bindu" in Hindi pg 92 and "Acche Bano" pg 48 by Swami Ramsukhdasji

Ram Ram

BE IT HEAVEN OR HELL, WE MUST DO WHAT WE USUALLY DO

The Pope, Billy Graham, and Oral Roberts…

The Pope, Billy Graham, and Oral Roberts were in a three-way plane crash over the Pacific Ocean. They all died and went to heaven together.

"Oh, this is terrible," exclaims St. Peter. "I know you guys think we summoned you here, but this is just one of those coincidences that happen. Since we weren't expecting you, your quarters just aren't ready... We can't take you in and we can't send you back..."Then he got an idea. He picked up the phone, "Lucifer, this is St. Peter. Hey, I got these three guys up here. They're ours, but we weren't expecting them, and we gotta fix the place up for 'em. I was hoping you could put them up for a while. It'll only be a few of days. What d'ya say?"

Reluctantly, the Devil agreed.

However, two days later... St. Peter got a call.

WHY INDIA IS IN TROUBLE

Why INDIA is in trouble?

Population: 100 crore
9 crore retired
30 crore in state Govt
17 crore in central Govt
(Both Category don't work)
1 crore IT professional (don't work for India )
25 crore in school
1 crore r under 5 years
15 crore unemployed
1.2 crore u can find anytime in hospitals
Statistics says u find 79,99,998 people anytime in jail
The Balance two are U & Me.

U are busy " checking Mails /sending fwds.. "..!!


HOW CAN I HANDLE INDIA alone?

RAM RAM RAM RAM, DESH KAA HO GAYA KAM TAMAM...

Ram Ram Ram Ram, Desh Kaa Ho Gaya Kam Tamam, Aazadi Ke Yeh Sath Saal, Desh Me Ho Gaya Khub Bawal, Congress Ne Ye Kya Kiya-By Professional Engineer Suraj Singh Abu Dhabi
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Objective:
1 A kavita in the name of Shri Ram for the stupid politicians & careless sleeping Vedic/Hindus to have them rise.
2 Bharat Vaasion Value yourself & your immemorial times long track culture by properly understanding the meaning of secular state.
3 UPA/Congress is a killer of Hindus based secularism, they only understand Non Hindus secularism with mala fide political intentions of maintaining their Muslim vote banks. No value of majority society matters to them.

1 Ram Ram Ram Ram
Desh kaa ho Gaya Kam Tamam
Aazadi Ke yeh Sath Saal
Desh Me ho gaya khub bawal

2 Congress ne ye kya kiya
Desh kaa bhanta dhaar kiya
Gandhi Subhash Bhagat nen deelai aazadi
Nehru Jinha ney kar diya kaam Tamam kiya

3 Desh tha aacha bhala aek
Unhone kar diya ishme chaek
Chaek bhi aisa kiya kee Bharat kaa Bharat aur Pakistan kiya
Aek hua Hinduo kaa desh aur aek hua Musalman kaa
Par Bharat nahin raha Hinduon Ka, Hua yeh Musalmano Kaa

4 Naam kae liye hea ye dharma nirpekx
Par Dharam naam ke yahan koi cheez nahin
Hindu kehna yahan paap hae
Koi Hindu Kahen tou Sampardaik hae Kesri/Safron he
Koi Muslim Kahe tou secular hae desh bhakt hae

5 Hindu ko chor baaki sab secular hae
Desh kaa ache neta hen jo Ram Naam Nahin Leta hae
Ram Kaa naam Kar diya Badnaam
Desh men nahin lae sakte Ram kaa naam
Karuna Kehta hae saboot dhikaao
Kaha sae parha Ram bataao
Tum Karte ho bakwas Ram ko tha Banwas
Banwas men vishvidyalya nahin hota
6 Ram kese abhiyanta bana hota
Vaastu vidya koi aasan nahin
Ram kaa to Naam nahin, Kalpnic Aadmi hota nahin

7 Setu banaya sab jhoot hae, yeh tou prakritik bana, siraf yahin bana, kahin aur nahin bana, New Yark men kyon nahin bana, London men kyon nahin bana.
Ramayan shahitaya sab jhoot hae
Sat Dwapar Treata sab jhoot hae
Ayodhya Rameshwaram Sab Bakwas hae

8 Kyokin Ram Thaa hee nahin isliya Ram janam bhoomi bakwas hae
Yeh jagah tou Babri waas hae Bawri kaa iss par adhikaar hae
Kyon Hinduon laraahi karte hou, bekaar samay kharab karte hou
Sidi saadi baat hae, dae do Babri masjid Musalmano ko ke wei masjid bana laen

9 Saren mandir jahan Ram ka naam hae, masjid bana laen
Ram tou thaa hi nahin tou iin mandiro kee kya jaroorat he, sab ko giira dou yaa inkee masjid banwa dou
Masjid banwa doge tou aacha hoga desh jaldi Islam hoga, Islam aur Masiha hee tou Dharan Nirpex hae hamara savidhan kae hisab sae.

10 Sarkaar yahan shariat kee hogi aur Hindu yahan sewak gulam hoga
Sonia yahan Sonia khan hogi aur Rahul khan hoga jabki Man Mohan yaha ManKhan hoga, Desh tou Musalman kee Khan hogaa

11 Isaai bhi yahan mahaan hogaa
Hindu yahan beiman haga bina iman hogaa
Aarth shastra unnati yahan kahati he Hindu nahin Parmanu Ram hoga, US yahan supreme Kaman hogaa

12 Ram & Krishan tou Khiyali Palao hae, Islam and Mashia hee tou Ithias hae aur baki sab bakwas hei
Jo ye sab nahin samajthe vae desh ke dusman hae
Jo Hindu kee baat kare vo desh virodhi hae, shanty virodhi hae

13 Sri Lanka men chahe Ram kaa itihass hou
Bharat men to Ram nahin hae khyal hae ye karuna kaa sawal hae
Man Mohan chup bheta hae usko naa koi khiyal hae
Usko kya Hinduo sae, voo tou khud Sonia ka dayaan baal hae
Man Mohan nen sare record tour diye, desh kaa dil forh diya

14 Sou chup aek ko harave jo khud naa kahe saka, karuna ne kahlwa diya
Congress kou tou bari chinta hae kya hoga aagar Ram kaa naam hit hou gaya
Aab tou baat BJP kee nahin, seedhi praja kee hae
Praja tou aandar sae fuki hae, bali hae dilon men aag laghi hae

15 Sarkar koo batan hoga kee Ram ka kya khiyal hae
Kyoon macha yeh Bawal Hae
Sri Lanka men tou Ashok Vatika mili, deho Naviel men,
Ram aur Sita , Hanuman kee murtee bhee meelee, kassh aab kya hae, kase Karen, Sarkar bachani bhee muskil aur dubara lanee bhe mushkil

16 Ram koo tou UPA maanti nahin tou kis kee shapath lethe hae
Nyaya Alya men Geeta chalti hae
Kursi ki shapath me kya Mohamaad chalta hae yah Masiah chalta hae

17 Congress ka haat is baar Hinduo keh haat meh hea
Congress kou dar hea kee yeh kaha gira, yeh kahan gira, par gira jaroor
Congress kese uthayige, kesa uthayige, pur BJP jaroor uthayege

18 Communist aur Karuna neh Congress kaa kaam tama kar diya
Raam kaa naam badnam kaar diya, hai Badnaam kar diya, Congress kaa kriya karam kaa kam kar diya
Bharat Mandir kaa kaam tamam kar diya, aatmao kaa daam daam kar diya, Sonia kaa bhavisha daanv kaar diya
Wou tou itna barha hen kee Ram pur kar diya sawal, aab kya hoga hamara haal, jitnaa khichna haen kheech loo der saal me, nahin tou hoga bura haal baad men, kyonki power kae binaa rehna bahoot kathin hae.

19 Bharat Sanskriti men macha diya bawal
Pagal tha Hindu sudio sae jo sab kuch sehta raha
Par kya bill kool aaab bhi sehta rahega aur yoon hee rota rahega
Inn rajiniti kae gadho kee baat sehta rahega
Ye rajniti waale tou aapne baap kee nahin
Tou Ram in ke liya to kya, yae tou upne kou yuhin bechte rahege

20 Vote hee inka Ram he Vote hee inka Shyam hee
Inhone public kou khub bewkooph banaya par aab kyan karange
Ram kaa yae sawal hae Man Mohan aur Sonia kyaa khyal hae

21 Paublic tou ushi kee jou Ram kaa, baki kuch nahin kissi kaa
Ram hae tou Mohamad hae Jesus hae nahin tou saab bhool jao
Hindu mano, Ram mano, yaa desh chor jao
Aaab desh nahin sahega yeh sab pagal pun
Ram tou rehta hae yahan kae mun har aek kae mun

22 Kya yadi karuna naa mane, communist naa mane congress naa mane Man Mohan naa maneh
Par men mutdata to mane, mut lena he tou Ram kaa naam lou or Ram kee suno
Ram nahin tou tum bhi nahin, kabhin nahin, kabhin nahin, kabhin nahin
Pehle Ram, phir tum, phir America
No Ram No Mut Dan Aaapko

23 Chahe aab tum kuch bhi kar lou
Hindu tou aab jagega, jo Ram ko naa mane, Rajniti sae bhagega
Chitra koot ko jo naa mane unka Saab kouch jayega
Desh tou Ram ka hea Ram kaa ban jayega, pur tumarah kya hoga Kaliya

24 Ashok Vatika tou vahin hae, sapru parwat bhi vahin hae, Hanuman bhi hae, Andhra bhi hae, Ayodhya bhi hae, Pur karuna ko kon samjahe vo kudh samajh jayega, ManMohan khud samaj jayega, jub vote unko nahin jayega.
Sonia ka kya vo tou suru sae hee videshi Isai hae aur sara uska khandan isai hae isai aur Muslim
Priyanka to Robert hae isai hae,, Rahul bhi tou pardesh Isai sae chahi hae
Vo to kabhi Hindu thae hee nahin, Nehru bhi tou mountbatten kee patni sae pyar karta tha, vo khan sae Hindu hota, Indira bhi tou Muslim hee thee

25 In sab naen mil kae desh kaa satya nassh karna haen paar desh koo bachan haen Hinduon toum koo sambhalna hae jaldi uth jao nahin tou pachtana hae.
Chiriya kou urne see bachana hae, jaldi khet men jao, desh kou bachao, desh kou bachao, Is sae pehle kee pachtao

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Bharat First-Everything Else Later
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Jai Bharat

By Professional Engineer Suraj Singh Abu Dhabi

THREE EASY WAYS TO DIE

GOOD REASONS!

3 Easy Ways to Die :

Take a Cigar daily - You will die 10 years early.
Drink Rum daily - You will die 30 years early.
Love Someone Truly - You will die daily.

1. A foolish man tells a woman to STOP talking, but a WISE man tells
her that she looks extremely BEAUTIFUL when her LIPS are CLOSED.

2. One GOOD way to REDUCE Alcohol consumption :

Before Marriage - Drink whenever you are SAD
After Marriage - Drink whenever you are HAPPY

3. Three FASTEST means of Communication :
1. Tele-Phone
2. Tele-Vision
3. Tell to Woman
Need still FASTER - Tell her NOT to tell ANYONE.

4. Love your friends not their sisters. Love your sisters not their friends.

5. A man got 2 wishes from GOD. He asked for the Best wine and Best Woman.
Next moment, he had the Best Wine and Mother Teresa next to him.
Moral : BE SPECIFIC

6. Let us be generous like this : Four Ants are moving through a forest.
They see an ELEPHANT coming towards them.

Ant 1 says : we should KILL him.
Ant 2 says : No, Let us break his Leg alone.
Ant 3 says : No, we will just throw him away from our path.
Ant 4 says : No, we will LEAVE him because he is ALONE and we are FOUR.

7. If you do NOT have a Girl Friend - You are missing SOME thing in your life.
If you HAVE a Girl Friend - You are missing EVERY thing in your life.

8. Question : When do you CONGRATULATE someone for their MISTAKE.
Answer : On their MARRIAGE.

9. When your LIFE is in DARKNESS, PRAY to GOD and ask him to free you
from Darkness. Even after you pray, and U R still in Darkness - Please PAY your
ELECTRICITY BILL.

10. Why Government do NOT allow a Man to MARRY two Women. Because per Constitution, you can NOT BE PUNISHED TWICE for the same Mistake.

MUCH, MUCH

Today's Quote

Those who want much, are always much in need.

-Horace

TRUE STORY TIME

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Today's Inspirational Story

One Last Drive
One taxi driver picks up a fare that changes his life.
By Kent Nerburn

Every so often one of those anonymous e-mail passalongs is reunited with its source. We are delighted to be able to identify the author of "One Last Ride" as Kent Nerburn, in whose book "Make Me an Instrument of Your Peace: Living in the Spirit of the Prayer of St. Francis" (HarperSanFrancisco Publishers) this essay is found. We are republishing it in its original version. Thanks to Kent and HarperSanFrancisco for permission to reprint and to Mary Ann Brussat of Spirituality and Health Magazine for identifying the source.

There was a time in my life twenty years ago when I was driving a cab for a living. It was a cowboy's life, a gambler's life, a life for someone who wanted no boss, constant movement, and the thrill of a dice roll every time a new passenger got into the cab.

What I didn't count on when I took the job was that it was also a ministry. Because I drove the night shift, my cab became a rolling confessional. Passengers would climb in, sit behind me in total anonymity, and tell me of their lives. I encountered people whose lives amazed me, ennobled me, made me laugh and made me weep. And none of those lives touched me more than that of a woman I picked up late on a warm August night.

I was responding to a call from a small brick fourplex in a quiet part of town. I assumed I was being sent to pick up some partiers, or someone who had just had a fight with a lover, or a someone going off to an early shift at some factory for the industrial part of town.

When I arrived at the address, the building was dark except for a single light in a ground-floor window. Under these circumstances, many drivers would just honk once or twice, wait a short minute, then drive away. Too many bad possibilities awaited a drive who went up to a darkened building at 2:30 in the morning.

But I had seen too many people trapped in a life of poverty who depended on taxis as their only means of transportation. Unless a situation had a real whiff of danger, I always went to the door to find the passenger. It might, I reasoned, be someone who needs my assistance. Would I not want a driver to do the same if my mother or father had called for a cab? So I walked to the door and knocked.

"Just a minute," answered a frail and elderly voice. I could hear something being dragged across the floor. After a long pause, the door opened. A small woman somewhere in her 80s stood before me. She was wearing a print dress and a pillbox hat with a veil pinned on it, like you might see in a costume shop or a Goodwill store or in a 1940s movie. By her side was a small nylon suitcase. The sound had been her dragging it across the floor.

The apartment looked as if no one had lived in it for years. All the furniture was covered with sheets. There were no clocks on the walls, no knickknacks or utensils on the counters. In the corner was a cardboard box filled with photos and glassware.

"Would you carry my bag out to the car?" she said. I took the suitcase to the cab, then returned to assist the woman. She took my arm, and we walked slowly toward the curb. She kept thanking me for my kindness.

"It's nothing," I told her. "I just try to treat my passengers the way I would want my mother treated."

"Oh, you're such a good boy," she said. When we got in the cab, she gave me an address, then asked, "Could you drive through downtown?"

"It's not the shortest way," I answered quickly.

"Oh, I don't mind," she said. "I'm in no hurry. I'm on my way to a hospice." I looked in the rearview mirror. Her eyes were glistening. "I don't have any family left," she continued. "The doctor says I don't have very long."

I quietly reached over and shut off the meter. "What route would you like me to go?" I asked. For the next two hours, we drove through the city. She showed me the building where she had once worked as an elevator operator. We drove through the neighborhood where she and her husband had lived when they had first been married. She had me pull up in front of a furniture warehouse that had once been a ballroom where she had gone dancing as a girl.

Sometimes she would have me slow in front of a particular building or corner and would sit staring into the darkness, saying nothing.

As the first hint of sun was creasing the horizon, she suddenly said, "I'm tired. Let's go now." We drove in silence to the address she had given me. It was a low building, like a small convalescent home, with a driveway that passed under a portico.

Two orderlies came out to the cab as soon as we pulled up. They were solicitous and intent, watching her every move. They must have been expecting her. I opened the trunk and took the small suitcase to the door. The woman was already seated in a wheelchair. "How much do I owe you?" she asked, reaching into her purse.

"Nothing," I said.

"You have to make a living," she answered.

"There are other passengers," I responded.

Almost without thinking, I bent and gave her a hug. She held on to me tightly. "You gave an old woman a little moment of joy," she said. "Thank you."

There was nothing more to say. I squeezed her hand once, then walked out into the dim morning light. Behind me, I could hear the door shut. It was the sound of the closing of a life. I did not pick up any more passengers that shift. I drove aimlessly, lost in thought. For the remainder of that day, I could hardly talk. What if that woman had gotten an angry driver, or one who was impatient to end his shift?

What if I had refused to take the run, or had honked once, then driven away? How many other moments like that had I missed or failed to grasp? What if I had been in a foul mood and had refused to engage the woman in conversation?

We are so conditioned to think that our lives revolve around great moments. But great moments often catch us unawares. When that woman hugged me and said that I had brought her a moment of joy, it was possible to believe that I had been placed on earth for the sole purpose of providing her with that last ride.

I do not think that I have ever done anything in my life that was any more important.

INSPIRATIONAL STORY

WEAVE A GARLAND OF GOOD DEEDS INTO YOUR LIFE - BUDDHA

Ariel and Pongo
A cat and a bird forge a relationship that defies the odds.
By Kerri Glynn

Ariel, my cat, has two good eyes, four working legs and has never thrown herself into the path of a rattlesnake to save my life. There is, in fact, nothing extraordinary about her. Or so I thought.

In a household of ten pets, she has only distinguished herself by her relationship with my blue-and-gold macaw, Pongo. It has always surprised me that my cats, who regularly chase birds outside, have always kept their distance from him. Perhaps it's because macaws are so large and intimidating, but I like to think the cats know that "Mommy's bird" is off-limits.

Don't hide your true self; learn to see your own beauty.
Ariel, however, has a special fascination with Pongo. She sits at the base of his cage and looks up at him as though he were a god. In a way, he is. Food falls from his perch into Ariel's waiting mouth - cheese, chicken, whatever I feed him. I don't know whether it's the usual bird messiness or if Pongo is actually sharing his meals. Sometimes, Ariel will even stand on her hind legs and reach up into the cage with her paw. Although Pongo screams if any of the other cats do that, he accepts it from Ariel.

Once when I was leaving on a vacation, I arranged for Pongo to spend two weeks at First Flight, a local bird store that accepted boarders. I always used a large cat carrier to transport him outside the house. He'd managed to chew some large holes in it, but it still served its purpose. I put the carrier on the kitchen counter and went into the living room to get Pongo. He walked readily into his carrier (his only pet trick); I latched the door and carried it to the car, placing it on the front passenger seat.

On the half-hour trip to First Flight, Pongo peered around, chewed a little on the plastic and held onto my finger with his claw. No squawks, no complaints.

We entered the bird store, and I put the carrier down on the counter. When I opened the door, Pongo walked out - a little quicker than usual, I noticed.

We settled him in his cage, and I picked up the carrier to leave. It was still heavy. How could that be?

I looked in and saw Ariel peering out at me. She had obviously climbed in before we left the house and traveled the fifteen miles in the carrier with Pongo. Neither had made a sound during the entire journey. Packed in together, neither had bitten or clawed - not a single feather or drop of blood was shed. Who would have believed it? No one in the bird store did.

In a world filled with warring nations, these natural enemies had forged a relationship that defied the odds. If birds and cats can get along, maybe there's hope for the rest of the world.

P.S. When I picked up Pongo two weeks later, he paused and looked into the carrier before he got in. He may be a bird, but he's not a birdbrain.

ANGELS

10/11/2007
Today's Quote

Angels may not dress the part,
With robes and wings that soar,
Often angels come as friends
Knocking at your door.


-Unknown

PLEASANTLY

Today's Quote

Pleasant words are as a honeycomb, sweet to the soul and health to the bones.

-Proverbs 16:24 (submitted by moonstruck60)

PRAYER

The Stormy Sea

As the storm raged, the captain realized his ship was sinking fast. He called out, "Anyone here know how to pray?" One man stepped forward. "Aye, Captain, I know how to pray."

"Good," said the captain, "You pray while the rest of us put on our life jackets. We're one short."

PRAYER

The Stormy Sea

As the storm raged, the captain realized his ship was sinking fast. He called out, "Anyone here know how to pray?" One man stepped forward. "Aye, Captain, I know how to pray."

"Good," said the captain, "You pray while the rest of us put on our life jackets. We're one short."

HOW TO RECOGNIZE A STROKE

GOOD INFORMATION TO KNOW!!



I will continue to forward this every time it comes around!

New Sign of a Stroke -------- Stick out Your Tongue

STROKE: Remember The 1st Three Letters.... S.T.R.







My nurse friend sent this and encouraged me to post it and spread the word. I agree.
If everyone can remember something this simple, we could save some folks. Seriously..
Please read:
STROKE IDENTIFICATION:
During a BBQ, a friend stumbled and took a little fall - she assured everyone that she was fine (they offered to call paramedics) .....she said she had just tripped over a brick because of her new shoes.
They got her cleaned up and got her a new plate of food. While she appeared a bit shaken up, Ingrid went about enjoying herself the rest of the evening.
Ingrid's husband called later telling everyone that his wife had been taken to the hospital - (at 6:00 pm Ingrid passed away.) She had suffered a stroke at the BBQ. Had they known how to identify the signs of a stroke, perhaps Ingrid would be with us today. Some don't die.... they end up in a helpless, hopeless condition instead.

It only takes a minute to read this...
A neurologist says that if he can get to a stroke victim within 3 hours he can totally reverse the effects of a stroke... totally . He said the trick was getting a stroke recognized, diagnosed, and then getting the patient medically cared for within 3 hours, which is tough.

RECOGNIZING A STROKE
Thank God for the sense to remember the "3" steps, STR . Read and Learn!

Sometimes symptoms of a stroke are difficult to identify. Unfortunately, the lack of awareness spells disaster. The stroke victim may suffer severe brain damage when people nearby fail to recognize the symptoms of a stroke .
Now doctors say a bystander can recognize a stroke by asking three simple questions:
S * Ask the individual to SMILE.
T * Ask the person to TALK and SPEAK A SIMPLE SENTENCE (Coherently)
(i.e. It is sunny out today)
R * Ask him or her to RAISE BOTH ARMS.

NOTE: Another 'sign' of a stroke is this: Ask the person to 'stick' out his tongue.. If the tongue is 'crooked', if it goes to one side or the other , that is also an indication of a stroke.

If he or she has trouble with ANY ONE of these tasks, call 911 immediately and describe the symptoms to the dispatcher.

A cardiologist says if everyone who gets this e-mail sends it to 10 people; you can bet that at least one life will be saved.

EK AAM ADMI KI PRARTHNA (Prayer of a common man)

HE PRABHO, YEH NAHIN KI MEIN NAHIN JAANTA KI KYA SAHI HAI, YA KYA GALAT HAI, MEIN ACHCHI TARAH JAANTA HOON KI SHASTRON MEIN KYA LIKHA HAI KI MANUSHYA KAA SAHI AACHRAN KYA HAI, WA KISI BHI STHITI MEIN MUJHE KYA KARNA CHAHIYE JO SHASTRA SANGAT HO;

HE PRABHO, PAR FIR BHI MEIN WAHI KARTA HOON JO MERE MAN MEIN AATI HAI, JO MERE MAN KO ACHCHA LAGTA HAI, CHAHE WOH SAHI HO YA GALAT, SHASTRA SANGAT HO YA NA HO, SAB KAAM MAN MAANI KARKE ULTE PALTE KARTA HOON;

HE PRABHO AB TUHI MUJHE BACHAA, TUHI MERI RAKSHA KAR.

HE RAM HE RAM HE KRISHN HE KRISHN RAKSHA KARO RAKSHA KARO

(He Prabho, I know very well that what is right and what is wrong; I also know very well that what is written in the shastras and what the conduct of a man must be in a given situation in accordance with the shastras;

He Prabho, I still do whatever I feel like doing, whether it is right or wrong whether it is in accordance with the shastras or not, most of the time I end up doing just the opposite of what the Shastra say I am required to do.

He Prabho, now you save me, you protect me I pray to you.)

NON CHURCH GOERS

Sunday Skippers

Q: What do you call a non-churchgoer?

A: A Seventh-Day Absentist

WHY GOOD THINGS HAPPEN TO GOOD PEOPLE

WHY GOOD THINGS HAPPEN TO GOOD PEOPLE:

Because there is a Link Between Doing Good and Living a Longer, Healthier, Happier Life

BE LIKE AN ELEPHANT, if you wish to be happy

hapter 23 - The Elephant
320. Silently shall I endure abuse as the elephant in battle endures the arrow sent from the bow: for the world is ill-natured.

321. They lead a tamed elephant to battle, the king mounts a tamed elephant; the tamed is the best among men, he who silently endures abuse.

322. Mules are good, if tamed, and noble Sindhu horses, and elephants with large tusks; but he who tames himself is better still.

323. For with these animals does no man reach the untrodden country (Nirvana), where a tamed man goes on a tamed animal, viz. on his own well-tamed self.

324. The elephant called Dhanapalaka, his temples running with sap, and difficult to hold, does not eat a morsel when bound; the elephant longs for the elephant grove.

325. If a man becomes fat and a great eater, if he is sleepy and rolls himself about, that fool, like a hog fed on wash, is born again and again.

326. This mind of mine went formerly wandering about as it liked, as it listed, as it pleased; but I shall now hold it in thoroughly, as the rider who holds the hook holds in the furious elephant.

327. Be not thoughtless, watch your thoughts! Draw yourself out of the evil way, like an elephant sunk in mud.

328. If a man find a prudent companion who walks with him, is wise, and lives soberly, he may walk with him, overcoming all dangers, happy, but considerate.

329. If a man find no prudent companion who walks with him, is wise, and lives soberly, let him walk alone, like a king who has left his conquered country behind,—like an elephant in the forest.

330. It is better to live alone, there is no companionship with a fool; let a man walk alone, let him commit no sin, with few wishes, like an elephant in the forest.

331. If an occasion arises, friends are pleasant; enjoyment is pleasant, whatever be the cause; a good work is pleasant in the hour of death; the giving up of all grief is pleasant.

332. Pleasant in the world is the state of a mother, pleasant the state of a father, pleasant the state of a Samana, pleasant the state of a Brahmana.

333. Pleasant is virtue lasting to old age, pleasant is a faith firmly rooted; pleasant is attainment of intelligence, pleasant is avoiding of sins.

RAMLILA IN DELHI

RAMLILA IN DELHI



Oldest Ramlila in Delhi is staged at famous Ramlila Grounds from the time of last Mughal emperor Bahadurshah Zafar with daily procession from Ramchandra Dehlvi Marg (Esplanade Road) to Ramlila Grounds with its return route in the night. This day-night daily procession with beautiful two wooden-horse chariots was a centre of attraction for even foreign-dignitaries. But now one of the main chariots with silver carvings is missing for last some years. Decoratives for wooden-horses and costumes and other items of artists are also missing despite huge amount of donation collected by managing persons. Ancient Ram-Temple at Esplanade Road which used to be originating point for daily procession is under control of some other persons.



Union government should take over this mismanaged Ramlila and all its assets including temple and other properties to maintain it as heritage as declared by UNESCO in the manner Mysore-Dussehra of world-fame is now controlled by Karnatak government. Otherwise day is not far when present management may disperse remaining assets of this Ramlila. This Ramlila can be funded by UNESCO-allocated budget to promote Ramlila as heritage of humanity.



SUBHASH C. AGRAWAL

(Guinness Record Holder for most letters in newspapers)

1775 Kucha Lattushah

Dariba DELHI 110006 (India)

Tel(O) 23263756 23267870

SOLAH SHRINGAR

HCUK Evidence on Nose Stud Significance sent to the GMB union acting for Amrit Lalji
The piercing of the ears (karnavedha) is a prescribed sacrament (sanskaara) for all Hindus. Furthermore, for females the piercing of the nose as soon as puberty, or before marriage is also stipulated in Hindu Scriptures such as Sushruta Samhita (Chikitsa Sthana Chapter 19). According to the Hindu Ayurvedic scriptures, the piercing of the nose near a particular node (marma) on the nostril lessens the pains of a woman’s monthly cycle and facilitates childbirth. These crucial nodes on the human body are known as ‘marma’, not dissimilar to acupuncture points.


In the religious context, at marriage the bride and a married woman are considered the personification of the Hindu goddess of fortune Lakshmi, this transformation being achieved by the sixteen beautification processes known as Shodash Shringar.

The different components of Shodash (Solah) Shringar are;
Bindi
symbolising the bride's suhaag (resolve to the marital relationship). It is usually a circular red dot of vermillion powder, however, nowadays bindis are usually more elaborate and the self-adhesive variety.
Sindoor
vermillion powder symbolises suhaag and is applied in the parting of the hair.
Maangteeka
a pendulum like ornament generally made of gold; it is worn in the parting of the hair.
Anjana: kohl
the fourth step in Solah Shringar is the application of kaajal or kohl on the edges of the upper and lower eyelids.
**Nath
A nose ring/pin or stud is worn. It can be made of gold, pearl and diamond. Nose pins if worn are not usually removed by Hindus and they are a symbol of a married woman similar to mangal sutra, sindoor and bindi.
Mangal Sutra
the sacred marriage vows are thought to be imbibed in the wedding necklace (mangal sutra) made of gold. It may be embellished with diamonds, black pearls or stones.
Karn Phool
Karn phool or earrings
Mehendi-Henna
Mehndi is a very significant adornment of the bride. The application of mehndi to the bride’s hands and feet are a special pre-wedding ritual in the Indian subcontinent and beyond.
Choodiyan
Colourful choodiyan or bangles made of glass or gold adorn the wrists of the bride. Traditionally, red bangles are worn at the time of marriage.
Baajuband
armlets are worn on upper arms
Aarsi
a thumb ring
Keshapasharachana - beautiful hair arrangement
Cummerbund
Cummerbund adorns the waist of the bride, is generally made of gold and jewels.
Payal & Bichuas
Payal adorns the ankles. It is a thick chain of silver with many small bells attached to it. Composed of silver, bichuas or toe rings are worn on each foot.
Attar
anointing with perfume (attar of roses etc.)
Bridal dress

The adornment of the bride is a crucial part of the pre-wedding and wedding ceremonies. Her mother’s family along with the wedding bangles described earlier traditionally presents a new gold nose ornament or ‘nath’ to the bride. This would occur during the Grah Shanti (shantikarman/sainth) which is a ceremony conducted by a Hindu Priest to spiritually prepare the bride for marriage. At that point a sacred mantra from the oldest Hindu scripture, the Rigveda (Section 10, chapter 85 verse 33) is recited and beckons the assembled married women (suhaagans) to come forth and adorn the bride in the aforementioned method (Solah Shringar), thereby corroborating the religious sanction and antiquity of these practices. Moreover, during the wedding ceremony the bride’s hair parting is anointed with vermillion powder as described earlier and reminded by the Priest through the Vedic mantras he recites, that the wearing of the mangal sutra (marriage necklace, sindoor, nath, bangles etc.) ensures a harmonious marriage. There are countless references to these practices in the Hindu scriptures such as the Padma Puran, however, for brevity has not been listed in this testimony. It is wholly discretionary and not obligatory whether Hindu married women wish to heed this advice, just as some Christian married couples choose not wear wedding bands. One can assume that there is merit in these practices as Hindu women have observed them for several thousands of years.

Indeed, throughout the Middle East for many thousands of years, women have had their noses pierced and worn nose jewellery. This alludes to the benefit of this act as sanctioned in many religious texts and incorporated into the culture. There are even references to the wearing of nose jewellery in the Bible (Ezekiel 16:12).

Mrs Amrit Lalji along with millions of other Hindu women throughout the world has chosen to follow her religious beliefs by wearing a nose pin and as a result has been penalised for this. Clearly, a distinction must be drawn between Mrs Lalji’s wearing of a nose pin due to her religious conviction as opposed to cosmetic reasons.


Dr Raj Pandit Sharma
Executive Member – Hindu Ceremonies
Hindu Council UK

HCUK Evidence on Nose Stud Significance sent to the GMB union acting for Amrit Lalji
The piercing of the ears (karnavedha) is a prescribed sacrament (sanskaara) for all Hindus. Furthermore, for females the piercing of the nose as soon as puberty, or before marriage is also stipulated in Hindu Scriptures such as Sushruta Samhita (Chikitsa Sthana Chapter 19). According to the Hindu Ayurvedic scriptures, the piercing of the nose near a particular node (marma) on the nostril lessens the pains of a woman’s monthly cycle and facilitates childbirth. These crucial nodes on the human body are known as ‘marma’, not dissimilar to acupuncture points.


In the religious context, at marriage the bride and a married woman are considered the personification of the Hindu goddess of fortune Lakshmi, this transformation being achieved by the sixteen beautification processes known as Shodash Shringar.

The different components of Shodash (Solah) Shringar are;
Bindi
symbolising the bride's suhaag (resolve to the marital relationship). It is usually a circular red dot of vermillion powder, however, nowadays bindis are usually more elaborate and the self-adhesive variety.
Sindoor
vermillion powder symbolises suhaag and is applied in the parting of the hair.
Maangteeka
a pendulum like ornament generally made of gold; it is worn in the parting of the hair.
Anjana: kohl
the fourth step in Solah Shringar is the application of kaajal or kohl on the edges of the upper and lower eyelids.
**Nath
A nose ring/pin or stud is worn. It can be made of gold, pearl and diamond. Nose pins if worn are not usually removed by Hindus and they are a symbol of a married woman similar to mangal sutra, sindoor and bindi.
Mangal Sutra
the sacred marriage vows are thought to be imbibed in the wedding necklace (mangal sutra) made of gold. It may be embellished with diamonds, black pearls or stones.
Karn Phool
Karn phool or earrings
Mehendi-Henna
Mehndi is a very significant adornment of the bride. The application of mehndi to the bride’s hands and feet are a special pre-wedding ritual in the Indian subcontinent and beyond.
Choodiyan
Colourful choodiyan or bangles made of glass or gold adorn the wrists of the bride. Traditionally, red bangles are worn at the time of marriage.
Baajuband
armlets are worn on upper arms
Aarsi
a thumb ring
Keshapasharachana - beautiful hair arrangement
Cummerbund
Cummerbund adorns the waist of the bride, is generally made of gold and jewels.
Payal & Bichuas
Payal adorns the ankles. It is a thick chain of silver with many small bells attached to it. Composed of silver, bichuas or toe rings are worn on each foot.
Attar
anointing with perfume (attar of roses etc.)
Bridal dress

The adornment of the bride is a crucial part of the pre-wedding and wedding ceremonies. Her mother’s family along with the wedding bangles described earlier traditionally presents a new gold nose ornament or ‘nath’ to the bride. This would occur during the Grah Shanti (shantikarman/sainth) which is a ceremony conducted by a Hindu Priest to spiritually prepare the bride for marriage. At that point a sacred mantra from the oldest Hindu scripture, the Rigveda (Section 10, chapter 85 verse 33) is recited and beckons the assembled married women (suhaagans) to come forth and adorn the bride in the aforementioned method (Solah Shringar), thereby corroborating the religious sanction and antiquity of these practices. Moreover, during the wedding ceremony the bride’s hair parting is anointed with vermillion powder as described earlier and reminded by the Priest through the Vedic mantras he recites, that the wearing of the mangal sutra (marriage necklace, sindoor, nath, bangles etc.) ensures a harmonious marriage. There are countless references to these practices in the Hindu scriptures such as the Padma Puran, however, for brevity has not been listed in this testimony. It is wholly discretionary and not obligatory whether Hindu married women wish to heed this advice, just as some Christian married couples choose not wear wedding bands. One can assume that there is merit in these practices as Hindu women have observed them for several thousands of years.

Indeed, throughout the Middle East for many thousands of years, women have had their noses pierced and worn nose jewellery. This alludes to the benefit of this act as sanctioned in many religious texts and incorporated into the culture. There are even references to the wearing of nose jewellery in the Bible (Ezekiel 16:12).

Mrs Amrit Lalji along with millions of other Hindu women throughout the world has chosen to follow her religious beliefs by wearing a nose pin and as a result has been penalised for this. Clearly, a distinction must be drawn between Mrs Lalji’s wearing of a nose pin due to her religious conviction as opposed to cosmetic reasons.


Dr Raj Pandit Sharma
Executive Member – Hindu Ceremonies
Hindu Council UK

FUTURE OF BHARAT

What Being The Total Future Of Bharat Should Be Is To Be Decided By The Public In The Coming Years

What Being The Total Future Of Bharat Should Be Is To Be Decided By The Public In The Coming Years As The Elections Are Nearly In Sooner Or Later?-Awake Bharat People To Amend-By Professional Engineer Suraj Singh Abu Dhabi
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Objective:
1 What kind of a Nation Bharat should be?
2 Should it be as is now based on the Constitution preambles or the preambles require revision?
3 Should the Nation consider only a few criteria for the progress?
4 Should economical development for a part class of people be adequate or the fruits of the Nation should be shared by all?
5 Should we allow the lagging behind population to come in line to at least the life survival level?
6 Should we create a society based on the uniformity in all affairs of the society or we accept the present system of dirty politics?
7 Should the Nation be based on its real cultures & Sanskritis that have been intentionally overlooked by certain classes of politicians?
8 Should the Nation desist away from the absolute dependence on the Western Nations?
9 Should the Nation not have its own educational cultures & run towards the achievements such as existed during Ramayan & Mahabharat eras that are now considered by certain classes as imaginary periods?
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1 Bharat has seen its sovereign age of 60 years after suffering immensely at the hands of Mughals & the British. What Bharat has seen or experienced is not at all pleasing by any count. Exclusively pleasing is the issue of population growth should that be considered pleasing by certain class of politicians & certain religious section.

2 Eras prior to the invasion by the Mughals were much better than the present lifestyle. We boost too much about the progress achieved by the Nation in 60 years of post independence but have we ever analysed our achievements? Certainly not. What have we lost in during this period also has not been analysed?

3 Exclusive achievements are that the people have created a political system based on the British empire without applying total minds of the framers & the people. The system was in fact copied by the law scholars who were educated by the British system that could not help the Nation to use its own minds to resolve in a better way the problems of the people. The people of Bharat have proved to be so lazy that they did not do any considerable work at the time of the framing of the constitution & the adoption or the annulment or the amendments of the Acts transferred at the time of the independence.

4 Even after 1947, the parliaments were so contented that PM Nehru did not bother about the security of the nation & believed non pragmatically in peace when the world was not staying in peace. The Nation did not strengthen its framework to meet the National & the peoples’ requirements. Nehru had named the Ramayan as an epic based on imagination. What a blunder!!!

5 The body & the soul of the Nation in letter & spirit constitutes by Vedic cultures along with others. Ramayan, Mahabharat, Purans etc are the leads documents ruling Bharat cultures in hearts & souls of the people. Majority of our people inherit these books & follow them in belief except certain people who believe in other religions such as Islam & Christianity etc. There can be no argument that most of these other religious people too were converted from previous original Vedic cultures that could be effected due to any reason.

6 Now time has come when the people have to contemplate on what should be the requirement for the future of the nation as far as the cults are concerned since, without a definite follow up, the national integrity cannot be maintained. There have been started attacks on the Bharat cultures by few top leaders & the Congress/UPA are the lead leaders targeting the expiration of the Vedic cults from the Bharat Nation. There have been indications hat the world hidden programme is to gradually convert the people from Vedic identity either to Islam or the Christianity so that the Bharat as a Nation losses its identity of Vedic nation virtually.

7 Constitution tells that the Nation is secular but there is no definition included within that document or any other Act as that has been left to be complied with the construction or the interpretation of an individual or to a judge. Grossly, secularism means that all cultures, customs, rituals, faiths, panth that have been either on records or in profession of practice for centuries or times immemorial, shall constitute the definition including the profession of recognized or adopted religions.

8 There was no reference of the term secularism till an emergency was imposed by Indira Gandhi in 1976. The definition was unnecessarily avoided to prevent the propulsion of certain faiths. Basically, Bharat is a Vedic dominating Nation that requires no argument or evidence even it relates to the Dravidian cults. Nation cannot afford to ignore this fact of the religious profession. Dharma is the main title of the Nation in religious considerations. Other cults were admitted to the Nation to meet the secular & democratic rights considerations. The Nation cannot be tried to be converted to a majority status of Islamic or the Christianity religion as evidently attempts by certain classes of intelligent community as well as the political community are being made.

9 Democracy & secularism do not mean that there should be no control on the population explosion that is imminent. I have talked to many learned engineers belonging to Islam who believe in birth of a child as Al Lah kee den. I am really surprised on the school of thought of such learned professionals forget about the uneducated class of people. It is a fact that the population of Muslims in Bharat has been rising by leaps & bounds. These people do not care for the provisions & how to extend the quality of life for so many children in a family. In the past, Hindus too were unaware of the quality of life & used to generate many children but family planning has taught this section of the society as they intended to learn & apply that knowledge onto lifestyle.

10 Bharat as a Nation cannot afford to maintain an equilibrium of its systems by allowing the explosion of the population by augmentation of Muslim population. It appears that the Muslim people have a concept in the absence of the population control laws that augmentation of its population shall help Bharat to get relevant MPs to the majority or to such numbers as is sufficient to play like the Left MPs have been plying with UPA. The rule of the Nation has been planned to go into the hands of Muslim MPs. I have seen an article by some Muslim blogger that according to current population in Bharat, there should be 150 MPs in place of 30 currently. What a calculation!!!!

11 Have we people in Bharat been waiting for such a state of population to arrive & the Nation go into the hands of Islam? Shall we be able to tolerate such an action? Shall we worry only for the economic growth of the Nation by forgetting the real existence of the Nation? Our education has taught us only monetary survival or shall we the people think for a strong Nation by all means? Shall we eliminate the values of the Vedas & Bharat society morale values that have been lost to that of Western values adoption?

12 Is it correct that Bharat as a Nation has to open all its doors to foreigners who do not allow their own homes freely even for the international movement? The problems lie in the facts that we are all emotional as far as our nation is concerned. The day when we win a cricket world cup, we act as the whole world has come to us. The day we loosen, we conduct as we are finished. The Nation has not demonstrated the consistent conduct in any sphere of its life styles. When software is on the boom, all students go to software & when management is on the boom, all go to management. The Nation has lost its competencies of maintaining its balanced development. Bharat Sarkar know the deficiencies on the peoples conduct very well. Due to lack in scientific education, you can find shortage of many engineering disciplines professionals. Scientists are leaving up the government jobs since they are getting better paid in management jobs. The progressive growth of basic sciences as well engineering have fallen in 60 years.

13 I have seen times when people used to shy even to wish each other by uttering Ram Ram or Krishna Krishna or Radhe Radhe. They used to feel too pleased by using Good Morning or Goof afternoon. Those using kurta pyjama or dhoti were among persons using such words for wishing each others. In the morning while going to parks or for walks, with high pitch of the throat used to sound out OM for long minutes. Where have those times gone? Are we so incompetent that use of the cults is not possible?

14 It is fortunate that people have started at least to speak Namasthe or some religious groups using as above to some extent. It is out of common understanding how the cultural values have been forgotten somewhere in the past? The most learned politician of Bharat has blotted out even the name of Shri Ram. What a bad time! UPA has condoned the act. Really strange! The government has behaved as if it does not belong to Bharat culture. May be, the government is being guided by West now who knows?

15 It is too nice that the UPA has been thinking on augmenting the electrical energy using nuclear technologies but is that the only requirement of the Nation? The government has not dedicatedly thought of all rivers linking projects for decades that was advised during Indira regime. That government has not thought for the poor below the poverty lines to bring them up to the survival level. Indira announced Garibi hatao programme that proved to be a hoax. UPA announced Aam Aadmi proramme that proved to be a hoax. What are these senseless plans without any foundations?

16 The Nation has not done its job at least to extend free education at the school level to all children of the society so that the disease of the reservation in any competition could be controlled. The nation has not thought of providing at least food for two times to the most poor. Just economic boom & the stock market index & the FDI cannot solve the National problems. The Nation has not thought of extending the Vedic education to the schools curriculum. What a pity & shame!!! Anything about Bharat culture of past is considered on communal lines. What a shame!!!

17 Aids for the Madarsas is considered with dignity. Aid for the Haj pilgrimage is considered with dignity. No aid is allowed for the Vedic pilgrimage. What a shame!!!! The word secularism has been misused as well as abused by the governments. Bharat cannot afford all such nonsense conducts by any of the political parties. Bharat cannot overlook its real cultures along with the politics. Bharat culture is full of knowledge that has to be exploited for the future of the Nation. The culture that discovered the Zero & decimal cannot be denigrated by any person on earth whoever one may be. Bharat as a Nation & as a government as well as a society has to give full regards to its cultures without any degree of shame or hesitation. Others’ cultures professions are of equal importance only when Vedic culture works. There shall be no significance for those cults otherwise.

18 UPA names as Saffronisation of the education when certain Vedic cultures are integrated within the education programme. People do not understand the interpretation of the UPA. Are the lessons telling the history of Indira or Nehru or Gandhi are more important than Ramayna or Maabharat? Are Babbar or ShahJhan more significant than Ram or Krishna. Is mother Teresa more important than Devi Mata. The people have to start contemplating with full mental force of brainstorming openly without any hesitation. The Nation shall grow stronger then & only then apart from achieving the modern development. Just like a body of human cannot work without the power of the soul the spirit, a Nation such a Bharat cannot get its real strength without having the promotion of its real Vedic cults knowledge. Yoga exercises i.e. hat yoga is an evident proof that the Bharat cult has immense potentials.

LALLU JOKE

Salesmanship - Jolly Uncle
Lallu :Shirt K Liye Koi Badhiya Kpda Dikah DO?

Salesman Plain Me Dikha du?

Lallu: Abe! Hawaai Jahaaj Me Jaane Ki Kya zarurat Hai

yahi pr dikha do.

NOW IS THE TURN OF PREMENDRA AGRAWAL

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Instead of ruling, UPA government with the support of Left, is making humorous film for the people. Enjoy this for a while and forget your stomach. Don't think abaout the price rise, record-breaking farmers sucides, Anti-Ram evils and tandavs of terrorism, naxal-Mao-Marxism. Find two youngest prime ministers of the world and their ex-waitress-wives.

One of them gave speech in UNO on Oct 2. Slap on Gandhi-ism in UNO: Strike against Ram:
http://www.newsanalysisindia.com/101102007.htm

Enjoy two more humorous films never made in Holly-Bollywood. These are made in Italywood and Crezowood. See video of Oct 2:
http://ishare.rediff.com/filevideo.php?trans_id=1&id=47925


Army of Demons now and then

The first demon challenging the life of Krishna was Putana. She was a demon who killed children by feeding hem her breast's milk. Instead of killing Krishna, She killed herself in the un-succeeded process to kill the Krishna. After that Trinavart a demon of storm and whirlwind tried but could not get success.

Then a demon friend perhaps Vanasur, suggested Krishna to be calm at the time of bad days for waiting the good days. On his suggestion Kansa went to the kingdom of his friend for poaching and enjoyment to forget the killing of Krishna.

Now in modern India there is also dance of demons inside that side everywhere. So for a while enjoy this article and see the truth of politics in humorous way.

Mahabharat III: Coming of Ram Krishna to punish evil forces:
http://www.newsanalysisindia.com/120092007.htm


Shooting of both Political films

It was the stuff of two romantic films. Shooting of one fulm is done at Czech. Shooting of another film is going on in India. Rajiv Gandhi completed his act. After that his wife is acting in the political film.


Both PMs fell in love with ex-waitresses and were married

Stanislav Gross is the pin-up Czech Prime Minister, at 35 the youngest premier in Europe. She, a waitress he met in the parliamentary canteen. They fell in love and were married.


Both PMs and their wives' inolvement in the scams

Now Stanislav Gross and his wife Sarka Grossova are mired in financial scandals, involving shady loans and a brothel that have stunned the country and brought the government to the brink of collapse

Quattrocchi is a relative of Sonia Maino. So he entered into 10 Janpath to execute Bofors Scandal for his boss dynasty. He went to Italy to save the skin of the members of the dynasty with the help of the dynasty members. Few months back his London Bank accounts related to Bofors kick backs have been released with the help of Indian government. He was caught in Argentina but get freedom due to the CBI of Indian Government. This is secular non-violent freedom fight flight, which even reached in UNO on Oct 2 to teach the gandhigiri. After 'lage raho munna bhai' next would be opposite to munna bhai! There is long list of scams of dynasty.

Quattrocchi is a gift of Sonia to India:
http://newsanalysisindia.com/124022007.htm
Photo is sent to me by mushtalk:




One PM was pilot and another PM is ex-engine driver

Rajiv Gandhi worked as a professional pilot for Indian Airlines before coming into politics. He remained aloof from politics despite his mother being the Indian Prime Minister, and it was only following the death of his younger brother Sanjay Gandhi in 1980 that Rajiv entered in politics and became PM to ride the sympathy wave of the assassination of his mother Indira Gandhi.

Stanislav Gross briefly worked for the state railways company (Ceské dráhy) as an engine-driver trainee. In this way One PM was ex-pilot and another PM is ex-Railway engine driver.

Both are called youngest Prime Ministers

Rajiv Gandhi was the youngest Prime Minister of India. He became Prime Minister at the age of 40. . Stanislav Gross served at the age of 35 as youngest prime minister of the Czech Republic (2004 - 2005).


Czech PM fell in love with a waitress of the café

The unlikely breakthrough for Grossová came when she became waitress in the parliamentary canteen. It was here that she met the up-and-coming Deputy Stanislav Gross, who used to stop by her cafeteria often for a cup of coffee. The two were attracted to each other, and the relationship led to a wedding in 1996.


Beginning of Ex-waitress Sonia Gandhi's love affair

Remaining part of the article at: http://www.newsanalysisindia.com/102102007.htm


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Videos Bomb Samosa: In politics in space in friendship

Videos Bomb Samosa: In politics in space in friendship


Sunita kept Geeta, Ganesh and samosa but who knows her friendship through samosa with Kalpana Chawla, a NASA astronaut who was killed in the 2003 Columbia disaster? Sikhs sue on 'Samosa Politics for $110! Friend killed friend for samosa! Popularity of Indian culture including Samosa is in Hollywood. Hear Music see dance in video petrol bomb samosa. Know through video, how to cook samosa!


Sunita took pictures of Ram Sethu from the space station

While addressing a meet under the aeges of the Ahmedabad Managament Association she also spoke on Ram Setu. She said:"I took pictures of the bridge between India and Sri Lanka from the space station".


Yesterday's article titled 'Ex-Waitress-Wives of two youngest Prime Ministers: Video of Oct 2' at: http://www.newsanalysisindia.com/102102007.htm


Popularity of Indian culture in Hollywood

Bindis, mehndi, samosas, chai: Indian words, styles, flavors are permeating popular culture. Now, Main Line teens show off silver toe rings. Naomi Campbell and Madonna wear bindis. Tony stores are selling those long tunics-with-loose-pants outfits that resemble the Indian salwar-kameez to society ladies. And images of Hindu deities grace lunch boxes sold at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

The Acme in Newtown Square even sells potato-filled samosas and tandoori sauce. Samosa House, located in Culver City, is a delicious way to taste and shop for Indian cuisine. You can get excellently cooked samosas for only $1.50!

Here are some of the personalities that have been seen sporting mehndi patterns: actress Demi Moore, and the band 'No Doubt's' Gwen Stefani were among the first celebrities to been seen wearing mehndi. Madonna, Naomi Campbell, Nell McAndrew, Liv Tyler, "The Artist formerly known as Prince", Drew Barrymore, Mira Sorvino, Daryl Hannah, Kathleen Roberson, Laura Dern, Laurence Fishburne, and Angela Bassett have been seen with mehndi.


Sikhs sue on 'Samosa Politics for $110

On July 12, 2007 a Sikh organisation has filed a $110 million lawsuit against the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) for allegedly linking it to terrorism and damaging the reputation of the Sikh community.
The lawsuit filed by the World Sikh Organisation (WSO) on Tuesday also named CBC reporter Terry Milewski and Legislator Ujjal Dosanjh for comments they made in the June 28, 2007 documentary titled 'Samosa Petrol' that was aired on the television.


Friend killed friend for samosa

Report sayssmall argument over who should have the samosa first angered the other drunk friends into mercilessly beating Ankur. Dinesh then reportedly drove his bike over him. Ankur was rushed to the hospital but he was declared dead upon arrival.
"Babu alias Ankur, who was about 20-years-old died during a scuffle with people known to him," said DCP, East District, Ajay Chaudhary.
The police have arrested Dinesh and are on the lookout for the other three.


Samosa

It is believed that it originated in Central Asia prior to the 10th century.
According to the "The Oxford Companion to Food" the Indian samosa is merely the best known of an entire family of stuffed pastries or dumplings popular from Egypt and Zanzibar to Central Asia and West China. Arab cookery books of the 10th and 13th Centuries refer to the pastries as sanbusak, sanbusaq or sanbusaj.

The current day samosas are small, crispy, flaky pastries that are usually deep-fried. They are stuffed with an assortment of fillings ranging from minced meat with herbs and spices to vegetables such as cauliflower and potatoes. In Bengal one finds samosas filled with sweetened reduced milk that go straight from the frying pan to a syrup wash. But whatever the filling, samosas are a treasured snack---the perfect companion to a cup of chai.

Samosas have become popular in the United Kingdom, South Africa and East Africa, Persian Gulf countries and the United States. They are often called "Samboosa" or sambusac by the Arabs. In South Africa they are often called "Samoosa" Frozen samosas are increasingly available in grocery stores in the United States.
While samosas are traditionally fried, many Westerners prefer to bake them, as this is more convenient and is perceived to be healthier (this could be seen as an example of fusion cuisine).


Hocky player named Samosa

In Portugal samosas are known as "chamuças" and they are very popular in Lisbon. Name of a renowned hockey player of Portual is Samsa. Samosas are also popular along the West Coast of Africa and in Mozambique.


Ganesha, Gita, samosa for Sunita Williams in space


Sunita William said, "I am more of a spiritual person. My father gave me a copy of the Bhagavad Gita to take into space. I had a nice, fat Ganesha with me, which means a lot of happiness, prosperity and good fortune. Every morning, I would look at him and he would make me smile," she said.

It was Lord Ganesha who brought a smile every morning on the face of Indian-American astronaut, Sunita Williams, during her record-breaking 194-day space sojourn at a height of 360 km in the International Space Station.
Samudra Manthan: People drink Vish, Leaders fighting for Amrit:
http://www.newsanalysisindia.com/113052007.htm


Arjuna's dilemma and Gita

If anything, Sunita was entirely focused on the Gita when she was aboard the International Space Station (ISS). "Every day, I used to read a couple of verses from the Gita and try to understand Arjuna's dilemma. I did this in order to identify if I had the same problems and find the means to solve them."
Mahabharat III: Coming of Ram Krishna to punish evil forces
http://www.newsanalysisindia.com/120092007.htm


RSS culture of discipline in our family

NASA astronaut Sunita Williams said while addressing a Rotary Club function in Ahmedabad in the presence of her father:
"When I landed up in Naval academy I had to adjust to military discipline. The RSS culture of discipline in our family came in handy for me at that stage since my father had been associated with the RSS."
Sunita Williams, whose father Dr. Deepak Pandya hails from Gujarat, arrived in Ahmedabad last week on a weeklong visit to India?


Sunita's love for spicy Indian food

When we talk about Sunita then how can we forget Kalpana who is collapsed after succeeding her 'kalpana (drea)'?
Art of Sept 29, 06' Carrier pigeons' fly to President Kalam':
http://www.newsanalysisindia.com/sep_06.htm

Sunita's fondness for samosas is well known. What is less known is the fact that samosas too featured in her friendship with Kalpana Chawla, a NASA astronaut who died in the 2003 Columbia disaster? "I always looked forward to visiting Kaplana's house. Her husband used to cook fantastic Indian food, particularly samosas."
In the previous week at Hyderabad Sunita also mentioned how samosa was part of the delicacies she relished aboard the space station.


Sunita Kalpana vs Sonia Pratibha

Before two days Sonia Gandhi was in Andhra to open the Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Science (RIMS) and to unveil his statue. Little Miraya Vadra Gandhi, the granddaughter of Congress president Sonia Gandhi, has an orchid named after her. Earlier in 2003, another hybrid orchid was named after the then Prime Minister, Atal Bihari Vajpayee, during his visit to Sikkim. When asked to suggest a name for a second orchid, a Dendrobium hybrid, Vajpayee named it Kalpana Chawla after the Indian astronaut who was killed in the Columbia incident. K.C. Pradhan and his son Sailesh grew both the orchids. See here the difference between Italian and Indian, Secular Congress and Communal BJP.
Sunita William vs Sonia and her Pratibha
http://www.newsanalysisindia.com/124062007.htm


Video: Zeina Live Music dance, Petrol Bomb Samosa
Find at: http://www.newsanalysisindia.com/104102007.htm

See in video: How cook Aalumattur Samosa
Find at: http://www.newsanalysisindia.com/104102007.htm


By Premendra Agrawal