The English New Year 2024 has dawned, but not with sliver limning; instead it shrouded with blackish shade of three major conflicts, namely Russo – Ukraine, Israel – Palestine and third one to explode now, Yemen versus with almost nations exporting their cargo through Red Sea and attacked by Hoity militia though small boats, adventuring; […]
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Yogeshvar Krishna in BhagwadgeetaWalk to talk! I am aware that almost everybody on this platform must have learnt in the institute leading to enviable degrees and accolades, and in it you must have learnt a lot on “Leadership” too. Some of you, who are now engaged in training people or are facilitating different corporates and […]
Sanskrit A Treasure of Universal Knowledge & Wisdom
The Awakening
“The Awakening” here, I have used from both perspectives, of course the first one related to the work place, wherever we work and whatever may be the role holding; second, id my deep thinking, which is related to getting in touch with self-discovery of one’s inner world. Once we start peeping inside ourselves, we shall […]
Is your Organisation Fragile, Frail or Fit?
An Inquisitive Question for Organisational Development The Universe, the Human body and the Organisations have one similarity that they are dynamic and change constantly and continuously. They are synonymous in terms of ‘Change’. Nothing is constant in the cosmos, whether it is mountains, rivers, oceans, stars, galaxies or human boy. Externally, we look same every […]
Yaad Piyaki Aaye – A Soul Touching Thumari
दिलको छुनेवाली ठुमरी – याद पियाकी आये An exquisite Thumari rendition by none other than Padmabhushan Ustad Raashid Khan ‘Yaad Piyaki Aaye maddened me completely. His transformation of those words is really mellifluous and soul touching. The longing of a loving woman for her lover, who is far away, is beautifully painted by Ustadji in […]
Protector of the Constitution
The doctrine of Stare Decisis is an important legal principle. It is well settled in India, by interpreting appropriately Article-141. In simple language ‘Binding Precedent’ means the judgments pronounced by Hon. Supreme Court shall be binding on all High Courts and their subordinate courts. It sounds very well to everybody, including the legal fraternity, but […]
Dnyanvaapi Dispute – Juridical Complexities
The simple application (Civil Suit) to allow females to worship “Shringar Gauri” in Gnyanvapi Mosque to a Civil Court at Varanasi has got complicated unnecessarily. It is matter of fact that the said mosque is adjacent to one of the oldest twelve Jyotirlingas in India, also called as Kashi Vishweshvar. Naturally, two different communities having […]
Rule of Law & Constitutional Mandate
This is not a political discourse. Those who are interested in political spicy contents should remain away from this and should not scroll down at all. In last six months, it is observed, especially in Maharashtra, that whenever any incident takes place which has political overtone, criminal complaints are field with the police at different […]
A Story of Pollution
परिसरमालिन्य: (A Story of Pollution) This is a story of pollution, Which has A Solution. This is time for Resolution, Revitalization, And Revolution. Many are babbling, Causing Noise pollution. Uncountable wants to portray, Visual pollution. Countless demanding freedom, Creating thoughts-pollution. Whirling around N-Theories, Doing Mind pollution. Mushrooming faiths around, Raising Doctrines’ pollution. Systems of worships, […]
Kashmir and Chhattisgarh – Terrorists and Naxals
I do not remember a month since long, when there was no news either from Kashmir or Chhattisgarh, of attacks on security forces and police personnel. Either our soldiers or policemen are killed in brutal attack or Terrorists and Naxals are killed. Then, combing operations are launched and sometimes our forces succeed in their combing […]
Agitating Farmers and We, The People of India
Everybody of us is watching news channels since last one month or so and wondering about the ‘Gherao’ of New Delhi, by demonstrating farmers. Roads to Delhi are blocked at some places completely and at some places partially; even though the Epidemic Act is in force since long, besides the legal provisions are available with […]
Maharshi Valmiki – A Great Poet, Hermit, Seer, Saint
It is one of the world’s most remarkable classic and excels all in its moral appeal. It is full of lessons for all and deserves to be read with interest and benefit by all lovers of healthy literature. It is noted for its poetic excellences and is the oldest specimen of epic poetry. For the […]
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|| आचार्य देवो भव || In Shukla Yajurveda, there is Taittiriya Upanishad. This Upanishad is further divided into three parts, namely, Shiksha Valli, which is the first of six Vedangas. It is the science of Phonetics and Pronunciation. The second is the Brahmananda Valli and the third is Bhrugu Valli. The Second and Third deal […]
Meghdoot & Romanticism
Kālidāsa was a Classical Sanskrit writer, widely regarded as the greatest poet and dramatist in the Sanskrit language of India. His plays and poetry are primarily based on the Vedas, the Ramayana, the Mahabharata and the Puranas. His surviving works consist of three plays, two epic poems and two shorter poems. Much about his life […]
Why Yoga and Where to do it
21st June is commemorated as a Yoga Day world over now. It is a matter of great proud for India that due to constant efforts, government of India could convince World Health Organization (WHO) about the important and necessity of Yoga practices in modern times also. In common parlance, yoga is understood as adopting some […]
Guru: The Ultimate Liberator
|| ॐ अखण्डमण्डलाकारं व्याप्तं येन चराचरम्, तत्पदं दर्शितं येन तस्मै श्रीगुरवे नमः || Lord, he, whose, form is one whole, who is indivisible and present everywhere; pervades both Moving (Living) & Non-moving (Non-living) manifestations. Guru, he who, has seen the feet of such Lord (he who has experienced Oneness with the Ultimate), Salutations O blessed […]