Thursday, April 19, 2018

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Monday, December 5, 2016

Demonetisation- 6 Points Agenda


Demonetization is the act of stripping a currency unit of its status as legal tender. Demonetization is necessary whenever there is a change of national currency. The old unit of currency must be retired and replaced with a new currency unit.

In 2016, the Indian government decided to demonetize the 500- and 1000- rupee notes, the two biggest denomination notes. These notes accounted for 86% of the country’s cash supply.

  1. To curb black money
  2. To fight tax evasion
  3. To phase-out counterfeiting currency notes
  4. To nail down terrorism
  5. To move everyone to 'plastic economy'. 
  6. To force the masses - a huge percentage of which has no access to banks, don't have accounts and deals only in cash - to shift to online transactions.

Monday, April 28, 2014

Race is Life

Some people defined Life is a race but I have a different view about it. If I somehow interpret life is a race, then I can easily get down into the destination where I want to be there or aspire for it. And what happened when I get it either easily or with trouble? Then again I have set new goal and whole journey of life goes on.
With all virtues If I decode Race is life, I surely put everything whole heartedly to give my best on every single occasion. Sometimes I failed to do so and it pop-up in my mind where I wasted my time with no efforts or less efforts.

I stay alone from family but staying together with Books which keeps me engaged during my all ups and downs. I never imagine a day without books and the pressure to complete something either small exercise or big. With full day of working life, I put an hour or more to stick to books and get some knowledge. Setting small and big goals in connection to study also motivate me to work hard on every single occasion.

From others perspective I may not enjoy life like roaming, dancing, watching movies but I have put 100 % to achieve something in my life and for that I enjoy my life in the same way I want to. So for me Race is life.....Race means be a part of competition and some day one will be winner....

Racing, competing, it's in my blood. It's part of me, it's part of my life; I have been doing it all my way life and it stands out above everything else.

Experience has taught me how important it to just keep going, focusing on running fast and relaxed. Eventually it passes and the flow returns. It's part of racing.
-Frank Shorter

Thursday, June 28, 2012

A big to engulf


The ruling coalition, led by the Congress party, has the votes to push its presidential candidate through. And no Congress politician seems so deserving of the honour as Mr Mukherjee. Now 76, he has been moving and shaking in Delhi for over four decades; since the government of Manmohan Singh, the prime minister, was elected for the first time in 2004, he has been the coalition’s indispensable political odd-job man, entrusted with the fiddly intricacies of coalition politics and with implementing policy.
That he is simply too useful in the Lok Sabha, the lower house of parliament, of which he is the leader, may be one reason why Congress’s boss, Sonia Gandhi, widow of a former prime minister, Rajiv Gandhi, has seemed reluctant to endorse him as a presidential choice. Almost every politician in Delhi, however, seems to suspect another: that she does not trust him to do the right thing by her presumed candidate for the next prime minister, her son Rahul. They recall the events that followed the assassination of her mother-in-law, Indira, in 1984. Mr Mukherjee, then, as now, finance minister, is said to have been consulted on who should replace Mrs Gandhi as prime minister, and to have suggested that it should be the second-most senior cabinet minister, that is, himself. The dynasty prevailed, and Rajiv Gandhi succeeded his mother.
So when Sonia Gandhi earlier this month presented her two candidates for president to Mamata Banerjee, the chief minister of West Bengal and a coalition member so truculent as to be a virtual member of the opposition, it may well have been in the hope of her vetoing Mr Mukherjee, a bitter rival in West Bengal. Instead, Ms Banerjee objected to both Mr Mukherjee and the other (lesser) candidate, Hamid Ansari, India’s vice-president. She suggested three names of her own, including that of the prime minister, Mr Singh, and a former president, A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. He seemed a shrewd choice. Mr Kalam is enormously popular: he is not a politician; seems a nice man; and is revered as a father of India’s nuclear programme (he used to be a rocket scientist).
Ms Banerjee’s manoeuvre backfired badly. It had the effect of cornering Mrs Gandhi into endorsing Ms Banerjee’s foe, Mr Mukherjee. Mr Kalam has ruled himself out, leaving Ms Banerjee with no credible candidate. Her alliance over the presidency with another party, Samajwadi, lasted barely a day. Congress has been assiduously courting Samajwadi, and now seems well placed to use it to fill the hole left in its coalition by Ms Banerjee’s lurch into overt opposition, and so avert an early election.
With Ms Banerjee looking a diminished figure, Mrs Gandhi has come out on top for now. The main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party, or BJP, meanwhile, is still bickering over its own presidential candidate and appears in a shambles. Moreover, Mrs Gandhi may reflect, shunting Mr Mukherjee upstairs may be no bad thing, so obvious were his differences over economic policy with Mr Singh. Hence the optimistic take on Mr Mukherjee’s candidacy. Economic growth is now at its slowest rate since 2004. As the arch political fixer, Mr Mukherjee was an obstacle to reform, since it involves overriding the interests of some coalition partners and, often, may be unpopular with voters. But a slowing economy is probably an even surer way of losing an election.
So there is almost a consensus that reforms are needed urgently, and Mr Singh has been talking again like the reformist he was, as the architect, when finance minister, of India’s liberalisation in 1991. Speaking at the G20 summit in Mexico this week he promised “tough decisions, including on controlling subsidies”. Having apparently rejected the presidency himself, and with just two years at most left to leave a legacy, he has nothing to lose. With a like-minded liberaliser as finance minister (some think he himself will assume the post), he could force through some crucial reforms that Ms Banerjee was instrumental in blocking—such as allowing foreign supermarket chains to set up in India.

Monday, August 22, 2011

Aarti Kunj Bihari Ki Lyrics - Krishna Bhajan Song



Aarti Kunjbihari Ki is the aarti of Shri Kunj Bihari, one of the thousand names of Sri Krishna. Shri Kunj bihari literally means one who loves to walk in gardens. Aarti Kunj Bihari Ki is one of the beautiful devotional Hindi Bhajan songs. Here is the Lyrics of Kunj Bihari Ki – Lord Krishna aarti and Hindu devotional video song. This is one of
the most widely sung Lord Krishna Video Song on Krishna Janmashtami or Srikrishna Jayanti Day, the birth day of Sri Krishna.

Aarti Kunj Bihari Ki Lyrics - Krishna Bhajan Song

Aarti Kunj Bihari Ki
Shri Girdhar Krishna Murari Ki
Gale Mein Baijanti Mala, Bajave Murali Madhur Bala
Shravan Mein Kundal Jhalakala, Nand Ke Anand Nandlala

Gagan Sam Ang Kanti Kali, Radhika Chamak Rahi Aali
Latan Mein Thadhe Banamali
Bhramar Si Alak, Kasturi Tilak, Chandra Si Jhalak
Lalit Chavi Shyama Pyari Ki
Shri Giradhar Krishnamuraari Ki

Aarti Kunj Bihari KiShri Girdhar Krishna Murari Ki x 2

Kanakmay Mor Mukut Bilse, Devata Darsan Ko Tarse
Gagan So Suman Raasi Barse
Baje Murchang, Madhur Mridang, Gwaalin Sang
Atual Rati Gop Kumaari Ki
Shri Giradhar Krishna Murari Ki

Aarti Kunj Bihari Ki
Shri Girdhar Krishna Murari Ki x 2

Jahaan Te Pragat Bhayi Ganga, Kalush Kali Haarini Shri Ganga,
Smaran Te Hot Moh Bhanga
Basi Shiv Shish, Jataa Ke Biich, Harei Agh Kiich;
Charan Chhavi Shri Banvaari Ki.
Shri Giradhar Krishnamuraari Ki...

Aarti Kunj Bihari Ki
Shri Girdhar Krishna Murari Ki x 2

Chamakati Ujjawal Tat Renu, Baj Rahi Vrindavan Benu
Chahu Disi Gopi Gwaal Dhenu
Hansat Mridu Mand, Chandani Chandra, Katat Bhav Phand
Ter Sun Diin Bhikhaarii Kii
Shri Giradhar Krishnamuraari Ki

Aarti Kunj Bihari Ki
Shri Girdhar Krishna Murari Ki x 5

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Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Targets ahead for our country-INDIA

The Republic Day of India commemorates the date on which the Constitution of India came into force replacing the Government of India Act 1935 as the governing document of India on 26 January 1950.

The 26th of January was chosen to honour the memory of the declaration of independence of 1930. It is one of the three National holidays of India, and while the main parade, Republic Day Parade takes place at the Rajpath, in the national capital New Delhi, where the president views the parade, state capitals also have their state celebrations.

Targets ahead for our country-INDIA

  1. Resolving internal conflicts with Naxalites in due course of time to preclude National and Individual assets.
  2. Tenaciousness of Govt. on border issues with China & Pakistan thereby preventing insurgency across border, and taking corrective actions like counter-insurgency, etc.
  3. Disclosing names of people who are contributor in depositing black money out side country, which is more than $1 trillion, equal to country's GDP.
  4. Establishment of policies which facilitate on Right to Education Act and Women Reservation Bill.
  5. Inviting personalities and tycoons to take part in PPP, and many more.... please add if you can..

Monday, January 3, 2011

Pak, India can't afford war:Gilani, But I say INDIA can



Capital suggestion
By Dr Farrukh Saleem


Here's what is happening in
India :

The two Ambani brothers can buy 100 percent of every company listed on the Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) and would still be left with $30 billion to spare. The four richest Indians can buy up all goods and services produced over a year by 169 million Pakistanis and still be left with $60 billion to spare. The four richest Indians are now richer than the forty richest Chinese.


In November, Bombay Stock Exchange's benchmark Sensex flirted with 20,000 points. As a consequence, Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries became a $100 bill ion company (the entire KSE is capitalized at $65 billion). Mukesh owns 48 percent of Reliance.


In November, comes Neeta's birthday. Neeta turned forty-four three weeks ago. Look what she got from her husband as her birthday gift:


A sixty-million dollar jet with a custom fitted master bedroom, bathroom with mood
lighting, a sky bar, entertainment cabins, satellite television, wireless communication and a separate cabin with game consoles. Neeta is Mukesh Ambani's wife, and Mukesh is not India 's richest but the second richest..

Mukesh is now building his new home, Residence Antillia (after a mythical, phantom island somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean). At a cost of $1 billion this would be the most expensive home on the face of the planet. At 173 meters tall Mukesh's new family residence, for a family of six, will be the equivalent of a 60-storeyed building. The first six floors are reserved for parking. The seventh floor is for car servicing and maintenance.. The eighth floor houses a mini-theatre. Then there's a health club, a gym and a swimming pool. Two floors are reserved for Ambani family's guests. Four floors above the guest floors are family floors all with a superb view of the Arabian Sea On top of everything are three
helipads. A staff of 600 is expected to care for the family and their family home.

In 2004, India became the 3rd most attractive foreign direct investment destination. Pakistan wasn't even in the top 25 countries.


In 2004, the United Nations, the representative body of 192 sovereign member states, had requested the Election Commission of India to assist the UN in the holding elections in Al Jumhuriyah al Iraqiyah and Dowlat-e Eslami-ye Afghanestan. Why the Election Commission of India and not the Election Commission of Pakistan? After all, Islamabad is closer to Kabul than is Delhi .


Imagine, 12 percent of all American scientists are of Indian origin; 38 percent of doctors in America are Indian; 36 percent of NASA scientists are Indians; 34 percent of Microsoft employees are Indians; and 28 percent of IBM employees are Indians.

For the record: Sabeer Bhatia created and founded Hotmail. Sun Microsystems was founded by Vinod Khosla. The Intel Pentium processor, that runs 90 percent of all computers, was fathered by Vinod Dham.


Rajiv Gupta co-invented Hewlett Packard's E-speak project. Four out often Silicon Valley start-ups are run by Indians. Bollywood produces 800 movies per year and six Indian ladies have won Miss Universe/Miss World titles over the past 10 years.


For the record: Azim Premji, the richest Muslim entrepreneur on the face of the planet, was born in Bombay and now lives in Bangalore.India now has more than three dozen billionaires; Pakistan has none (not a single dollar billionaire).

The other amazing aspect is the rapid pace at which India is creating wealth. In 2002, Dhirubhai Ambani, Mukesh and Anil Ambani's father, left his two sons a fortune worth $2.8 billion. In 2007, their combined wealth stood at $94 billion. On 29 October 2007, as a result of the stock market rally and the appreciation of the Indian rupee, Mukesh
became the richest person in the world, with net worth climbing to US$63.2 billion (Bill Gates, the richest American, stands at around $56 billion). Indians and Pakistanis have the same Y-chromosome haplogroup. We have the same genetic sequence and the same genetic marker (namely: M124).
We have the same DNA molecule, the same DNA sequence. Our culture, our traditions and our cuisine are all the same. We watch the same movies and sing the same songs. What is it that Indians have and we don't?

INDIANS ELECT THEIR LEADERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And also to mention: They think of Construction of own nation, unlike other nations who are just concerned with destruction of others...


Simple answer to why the Indians fare better than the Pakistanis - They don't focus on religion all the time and neither do they spend time and money in devising ways to kill their own and everyone else over religion

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