- Mera Bharat Mahan - Akshay Antani

In the Gita-message given by Shri Krishna to Arjuna on the desert of Kurukshetra, it is said that do not hope for fruit, just go to work. While not the Ranbhoomi of capital Delhi near Kurukshetra, but Ka-Ranbhoomi (no one does anyone's work without a reason) no one does 'karma' without the hope of fruition. Let the other thing go, even in the taking of real fruit there is a smell of politics. Everyone was surprised when Mamata Banerjee, who always spoke in the name of PM Modi and never bowed down, sent sweet Mangoes from West Bengal to Modi ji not long ago. Although there is no goods in the feeling of pity and sweet mangoes are sent, there must be some work from the center and hence West Bengal mangoes may have been forwarded, said diggers in Delhi. In another instance, this time during the mango season, the Prime Minister, President and Ministers were deprived of the unique taste of Bihar's rare Jerdalu mango. Soda that makes the nose dry, sweetness that covers the tongue and apricots that are very nutritious for the body are thus ripened in Bhagalpur. It has been a practice since 2007 that every year when the mango season begins, the Prime Minister, President and Ministers are sent gifts of the famous Jerdalu mangoes, but this time a local farmer prepared two and a half thousand boxes of the best Jerdalu mangoes. As the box was about to be sent to Delhi, there came an order from above, 'Stop, aam rajna nahi hai.' Thus mangoes worth around twelve lakh rupees had to be thrown away. Political insiders believe that Bihar's CM, who is eager to unite the opposition leaders to give a strong fight to the BJP in this Lok Sabha election, may have diverted Modiji from salting his mouth with mangoes, but Daku Dadua's rule remained for three decades.

As soon as Yogi Adityanath took charge of Uttar Pradesh, he cleaned out the big gangsters, murderous criminals Khanda and Khuntal extortionists and terrorizing criminals and jailed hundreds of miscreants, but before Yogi started driving the bulldozer, the call of Shivkumar Patel alias Dadua was ringing in Bundelkhand region. Chitrakoot side Patha forest and river gorges trembled with the name of bandit Dadua. Shivkumar, a simpleton from Devkali village in Chitrakoot district, was living a peaceful life by working as a peon in the school, but the Rasubdar zamindar of Bajunagam had a quarrel with Shivkumar's father over some issue. The zamindar brutally beat his father and killed him naked in the village, not only that, but framed Shivakumar in a wrong case and sent him to jail. Shivakumar vowed to avenge his father's death in jail. Released on bail, he ran straight to the zamindar's mansion and killed nine people including the zamindar by swinging a sharp ax, then became a dacoit. Dadua started spreading terror in the entire area. Dadua Daku, who became synonymous with terror, started running a parallel regime. By robbing the poor and helping the poor, he became the country's Robin Hood. This dacoit started collecting 10% Dadua tax. At the time of election, the candidate will be elected. Big leaders used to stand hand in hand at night in Dadua's court to seek help from bandits. In Bundelkhand the slogans were 'Na Jaat Par, Na Pat Par, Muhar Lagegi Dadua Ki Baat Par... Varana Goli Lagegi Chhaat Par...' Thus Dadua's reign continued for 30 years. After Mayawati finally won the 2007 elections and became the Chief Minister, the government launched 'Operation Dadua' to eliminate Dadua and he was killed in an encounter with the police in Manikpur, Chitrakoot. For three or three decades, the police continued to unite heaven and earth to catch Dadua, despite spending about 100 crore rupees on the anti-Dadua operation, the police finally succeeded in killing the missing Daduas. Today, Dadua's statue is 'darshan' in Bundelkhand area.

The bridegroom tied to the tree at the time of marriage

After the bridegroom and the bride tie the knot and step into the lordship, a lifelong bond of unbreakable love is formed, but seeing the soon-to-be-married bridegroom tied to a tree with a rope, Bhalbhal's eyes widen? At the grand wedding ceremony in Uttar Pradesh's Pratapgarh, it was time to put on the garlands when the bridegroom demanded dowry. It is a crime to demand dowry, yet the bridegroom was enraged by this unreasonable demand and tied the prostrate groom to a tree and held the youth hostage. The police came as the matter got worse. Kanyapaksha and Varakshawala were taken to Thane. Thus, when the video of the incident of tying the groom to a tree went viral, people jokingly commented that-

If you want to join

by marriage,

The cost of seeking dowry

By tree-binding.

Awe-inspiring Bhangarh Fort

He who forgets his consciousness and feels fear will feel like a ghost, but if he does not forget his consciousness and keeps his mind clear, the ghost will not come near him. Along with the ruins, old mansions and several forts standing on the hill, some ghost story is woven. One such most scary and spooky Fort is Bhangarh Fort. Folklore has it that this fort in the Alwar district of Rajasthan was built by the then Maharaja in the sixteenth century. An ascetic monk lived where the fort was built. When the construction of the fort began, the monk warned that the shadow of the fort should not fall on his workshop, but after the fort was built, its shadow fell on the monk's workshop and the entire fort was reduced to a vast ruin. People say ghosts are seen at night, someone slaps from behind, and there is a terrifying sound that shakes the well-being. If one goes to the fort after evening, he cannot come back alive the next day. However, rationalists and people with a scientific approach do not believe in these ghost stories. However, it is forbidden to enter the fort before sunrise in the morning and after sunset in the evening, but during the day tourists from far and wide come to see this very scary fort. Nowadays, people go to see horror or ghost movies to experience the thrill of being scared, so they spend money to see Bhangarh Fort, which is known as the largest haunted fort. Seeing that, I have to say that-

When you see the fort

Tay kia, fir darna kia

Zindadili jeene ka naam hai

Do not fear or die.