- Mera Bharat Mahan - Akshay Antani
Chal Mere Ghode Tick Tick Tick... Lakadi ki Kathi Kathi Pe Ghoda... How interesting children read if cartoons or pictures of horses are printed along with the lyrics in such a fun nursery rhyme book! But in the remote hilly villages of Uttarakhand, where there is no school facility or even a library, when children's books arrive loaded on the back of a horse, the joy of the hill children is boundless, right?
That is why a 'Horse-Library' has been started in the hilly areas of Nainital district. A librarian named Shubham Baghani has made this horse-library mobile so that children stay away from mobile phones and develop a love of reading in them. People may have seen mobile libraries in buses, vans or auto-rickshaws, but horse-libraries are found only in Nainital. Volunteers carry books on horseback to villages. They try to gather children in the village to awaken the love of reading.
Then small books of nursery rhymes, cartoons and nursery rhymes are given to the children to read. For a week they are given books to read, and after a week the horse-library reaches the village and carries the books back to the next village.
The horse-library has been very well received. Many hillbillies have volunteered their horses for the roaming library. There are wooden horses to arrange books in the library, but living and moving horses loaded with books are not seen anywhere else except in Uttarakhand.
The sister tied the rakhi on the hand of the dead brother
Rakshabandhan is a festival symbolizing the selfless love of brothers and sisters. When Pierre comes to tie a rakhi to his brother-in-law, sister-in-law, there is joy in Pierre's house. Similarly, Pierre himself went to the village to tie a rakhi to his brother Umalkabher, a married sister named Gouramma in a village in Telangana, but when he went, he saw his beloved brother Kankaiah lying dead on the floor.
Kankaiah died in his sleep due to a massive heart attack on the night before Raksha Bandhan. Sobbing, the sister took out a beautiful rakhi from the box and tied the rakhi on the hand of her brother who had died forever and said only that my dear brother I tie the rakhi to you for the last time... protect me wherever you are my hero...
Shrifal sold in the name of the opposition and the ruling party
In the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, it is difficult to say who will take power from the two, the NDA or the opposition coalition 'India' under the leadership of Narendra Modi. But NDA and 'India' name shrifals are now being sold in Ajmer. An elderly Sardarji named Avtar Singh, who has been selling coconuts in Agaragate area of Ajmer for the past thirty years, has been running a few tricks to increase sales.
During Rakshabandhan, NDA and coconuts were sold in the name of 'India'. The opposition alliance kept the price of 'India' coconuts at 25 rupees and NDA's coconuts were sold at 30 rupees, five rupees more expensive.
Despite the price of NDA coconuts being five rupees higher, there was an overwhelming craze among people to buy these coconuts. From this it can be estimated that it will not be said if the power is handed over to the NDA (National Democratic Alliance).
The funny thing is that the highest price in this Sardarji's shop in Ajmer was for a coconut named after Narendra Modi. No. The price of coconut was kept at 35 rupees, but it went up a bit. This is the difference between cost and price. If people have 'value' for someone, they are ready to pay any price.
Convenience of boarding trains in U.P
15 coach trains run in Mumbai local, 24-26 coaches are attached in mail-express trains. Talking about the goods Train, the experiment of running a goods train about three kilometers long has been successful, but in Bundelkhand of Yogiji's Uttar Pradesh, a three compartment train has not been run since the time of the British rule. It is really surprising to know that this shuttle runs on a route of only 13 km between at-coach-at. The maximum speed of this three compartment vehicle is 30 kmph. In the days of the British, steam engines pulling the box have been replaced by electric engines, but there has been no significant difference in speed. Passengers do not get on from the intervening station itself. In the slowly moving train, many people even board the moving train in the middle. In today's politics, there are so many who get on the same train! Seeing those who boarded this train, one has to say that:
The train is running fast
Running side by side politics
sports car
The color of pangat in monkey food
What was the color of sitting in a row before the fashion of standing up at the buffet started? I think that the ancestors of man means that the monkeys may have brought back the old practice of eating, because in Kerala, monkey dinners are held during the Onam festival. At Sri Dharma Sastha Temple in Kollam, at the monkey restaurant on the premises, as the vegetarian meal of rice, vegetables, pickles, papad and payasam is served on banana leaves, the monkeys living in the nearby 'tree-houses' come down from the trees and start eating from the tess, sitting in a row like a Naat Jamana. . A book of papads is called and sour pickles are taken in fingers and licked. It is a practice to serve food to these descendants of Lord Ram's vanarasena from Ramayana Kal. Special food is served during the Onam festival, but on other days also the practice of feeding monkeys is already going on. If someone among us does mischief and is having fun, it is said that monkey veda kar maa... When seeing the monkeys sitting and eating in a row, one feels like saying that man veda should do it and fill his stomach with tess.
pancha-vani
What is a person who is closely related to Shanta called in Gujarati?
A: Shanta-close.
