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Echoes of Emotion: The Life and Legacy of Girija Devi

Girija Devi: The Thumri Queen

Girija Devi, born on May 8, 1929, in Varanasi, was a legendary Hindustani classical vocalist renowned for her mastery of semi-classical genres, particularly Thumri. She is affectionately referred to as the "Thumri Queen," a title that underscores her significant role in popularizing and reviving this emotive form of music.

Early Life and Musical Journey

From an early age, Girija showed a passion for music, encouraged by her father, Ramdeo Rai, who was a music enthusiast. She began her formal training at the tender age of five under the guidance of eminent musicians like Sarju Prasad Misra. Despite societal norms that discouraged women from performing publicly, Girija's family supported her aspirations, allowing her to embark on a career that would break barriers.

Girija Devi made her debut performance in 1949 at All India Radio in Allahabad, quickly gaining recognition for her emotional delivery and technical skill. Her singing was characterized by its fluidity and deep connection to the lyrics, which often explored themes of love and devotion.

Career Highlights and Notable Songs

Throughout her illustrious career, Girija Devi performed at numerous prestigious platforms, both nationally and internationally. She brought Thumri, once relegated to the confines of courtesan culture, into mainstream Indian classical music. Some of her most famous songs include:

"Babul Mora Naihar Chhooto Jaye": A heartfelt thumri that expresses the bittersweet emotions of leaving one's parental home.

"Piya Ke Milan Ki Aas": A beautiful depiction of longing and anticipation of a lover's arrival.

"Hori Khelat Nandlal": A lively celebration of the festival of Holi, showcasing her ability to blend joy with musical depth.

Girija's renditions were not just performances; they were profound expressions that resonated deeply with audiences, making her one of the most sought-after artists in the realm of Hindustani music.

Awards and Recognition

Her contributions to music did not go unnoticed. Girija Devi received numerous accolades, including:

Padma Shri in 1972

Padma Bhushan in 1989

Padma Vibhushan in 2016

Additionally, she was awarded the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award and the Sangeet Natak Akademi Fellowship, recognizing her efforts in preserving and promoting Indian classical music.

Teaching and Legacy

In her later years, Girija Devi became a revered mentor, teaching at institutions like the ITC Sangeet Research Academy in Kolkata. She inspired countless students, instilling in them the values of tradition and emotion that defined her music. Her students, including notable names like Sunanda Sharma, continue to carry forward her legacy.

Girija Devi passed away on October 24, 2017, but her influence remains pervasive in the world of Indian classical music. Her ability to blend emotion with technical excellence has left an indelible mark on the genre.

Tune In to Celebrate Her Legacy

To experience the captivating artistry of Girija Devi, listen to her timeless songs on Ruh Radio at 1440 AM. We feature her remarkable performances, including her soulful renditions of Thumri and other semi-classical genres. Join us as we celebrate her legacy and keep her music alive for new generations of listeners.

By tuning in, you not only enjoy her enchanting melodies but also connect with the rich traditions of Hindustani classical music that she so passionately represented.

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गिरिजाप्रसाद कोइरालाको नाममा विश्वविद्यालय स्थापना गर्नुपर्छः

The university should be set up in the name of Giriza Prasad Lama:

उद्योग, वाणिज्य तथा आपूर्तिमन्त्री दीलेन्द्रप्रसाद बडूले गिरिजाप्रसाद कोइरालाका नाममा विश्वविद्यालय स्थापना गर्नुपर्नेमा जोड दिनुभएको छ ।जिपी कोइराला मेमोरियल कलेजले स्व नेता गिरिजाप्रसाद कोइरालाको ९९औँ जन्मजयन्तीका अवसरमा आज यहाँ आयोजना गरेको ‘गिरिजाप्रसाद कोइराला शान्ति कोष’ स्थापना कार्यक्रममा उहाँले आदर्शका प्रतिक गिरिजाबाबुको नाममा विश्वविद्यालय स्थापना गर्नुपर्ने बताउनुभएको हो । “विभिन्न…

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Asta Dasha Shakti Peetas

Lord Shiva cut off the head of Daksha in the yagna organised by him and took the body of Sati in his hand and started dancing furiously. To bring down his anger, Lord Vishnu cut the body of Sati in to 18 pieces and these pieces fell down in different places of India. These places are called Shakthi Peethas.

Shri Shankari Devi Temple-Trincomalee, Eastern Province, Sri Lanka

Aadi Shankaracharya’s Stotram starts with Shankari Devi Shakthi Peeth. Here Devi Sati’s groin had fallen. Sati Devi is worshipped as Shankari Devi and Lord Shiva as Trikoneshwara. To read more click the below link

Shri Shankari Devi Temple

Sri Kamakshi Amman Temple - Mangadu, Kanchipuram, Tamilnadu, India

Sati’s Navel part of the body is fallen here and worshipped as Kamakshi Amman. The Image of the main Deity, Kamakshi, is seated in a majestic Padmasana, a yogic posture signifying peace and prosperity. Goddess holds a sugarcane bow and a bunch of five flowers in the lower two of her arms and has a pasha an ankushain her upper two arms. To read more click the below link

Sri Kamakshi Amman Temple

Sri Shrinkala Devi Temple-Pandua, Hooghly, West Bengal, India

Sati Devi's stomach part has fallen here and worshipped as sharinkhala Devi. Shrinkala Devi was supposed to be in West Bengal, Hooghly district. But as such, there is no temple also. A story says that Sage Rishya Shringala has brought to her to shringeri in Karnataka. To read more click the below link

Sri Shrinkala Devi Temple

Sri Chamundeshwari Temple-Chamundi Hills, Mysore, Karnataka, India

Sati Devi's head hairs have fallen here and worshipped as Chamundeswari Devi.Parvathi took birth as Chamundeshwari and killed the monster. After killing the demon, the Goddess resided atop the Chamundi Hills, where she is worshiped with reverence and devotion. The goddess is also called Mahishasura Mardini meaning She who slew Mahishasura. To read more click the below link

Sri Chamundeshwari Temple

Sri Jogulamba Devi Temple - Alampur, Jogulamba Gadwal, Telangana, India

Sati Devi's upper teeth row has fallen here and worshipped as Jogulamba Devi. This temple is located at the meeting point of the sacred rivers Tungabhadra and Krishna and is referred to as Dakshina Kashi (also Navabrahmeshwara Theertha) and the Western Gateway of Srisailam, the famous Shaivite pilgrim center ansd was mentioned in the Skanda Purana. To read more click the below link

Sri Jogulamba Devi Temple

Sri Bhramaramba Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple-Srisailam, Andhra Pradesh, India

Sati Devi's neck part has fallen here and worshipped as Sri shaile Bhramarambika Devi. Shiva is worshiped as Mallikarjuna and is represented by the lingam. His consort Parvati is depicted as Bhramaramba. It is one of the only three temples in India in which both Jyotirlinga and Shaktipeeth is revered. To read more click the below link

Sri Bhramaramba Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple

Shree Mahalaxmi Mandir- Kolhapur, Maharashtra, India

Devi's eyes (three) have fallen here and revered as Kolha pure Maha Lakshmi. The murti of the crowned goddess is made of gemstone and weighs about 40 kilograms. The image of Mahalakshmi carved in black stone is 3 feet in height and a stone lion stands behind the statue. The crown contains an image of the Sheshnag, the serpent of Vishnu. To read more click the below link

Shree Mahalaxmi Mandir

Sri Eka Veerika Devi Temple-Manhur, Nanded, Maharashtra, India

Sati Devi's right shoulder has fallen here and is revered as Ekaveerika Devi. Temple is 800 years old. Here pan Patta and supari offer as prasad after grinding it as a paste. To read more click the below link

Sri Eka Veerika Devi Temple

Shree Mahakaleshwar Temple - Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, India

The upper lip of goddess sati has fallen here and revered as Ujjani Maha Kali. Lord Shiva appeared from the ground and vanquished the Dushana demon. Then, upon the request of the inhabitants of Avanti, Shiva took up a permanent abode here as Mahakaleshwara Jyotirlinga and is believed to be deriving currents of power (Shakti) from within itself as against the other images and lingams that are ritually established and invested with mantra-shakti. To read more click the below link

Shree Mahakaleshwar Temple

Sri Kukkuteswara Swamy Temple-Pithapuram, Andhra Pradesh, India

Sati Devi's left hand has fallen here and is revered as Peethikayam Puruhutika. The idol of Puruhuthika Devi has four hands. They contain a bag of seeds (Beeja), axe (Parashu), lotus (Kamala), and a dish (Madhu patra) from lower-right to lower-left in order. Jaganmata appeared before Lord Indra and blessed him with wealth and testes here upon his Aghora Tapasya. To read more click the below link

Sri Kukkuteswara Swamy Temple

Sri Biraja Devi Temple - Jajpur, Odisha, India

Sati Devi's navel has fallen here and is revered as Odhyane Girija Devi. The Durga idol has two hands (dwibhuja), spearing the chest of Mahishasura with one hand and pulling his tail with the other. One of her feet is on a lion, and the other is on Mahishasura's chest. Mahishasura is depicted as a water buffalo and the crown features Ganesha, a crescent moon and a lingam. To read more click the below link

Sri Biraja Devi Temple

Sri Bhimeswara Swamy Temple-Draksharamam, Andhra Pradesh, India

Sati Devi's left cheek has fallen here and is revered as Manikya Daksha vatike. Draksharama also constitutes one of the five Arama kshetras of Andhra Pradesh and tied to the five Pancharama temples dedicated to Shiva. To read more click the below link

Sri Bhimeswara Swamy Temple

Sree Kamakhya Devi Temple-Kamakhya, Guwahati, Assam, India

Sati Devi's Vulva (yoni) has fallen here and is revered as Hari kshetre Kama rupi. The sanctum sanctorum of the temple in the form of a cave, which consists of no image but a natural underground spring that flows through a yoni-shaped cleft in the bedrock. To read more click the below link

Sree Kamakhya Devi Temple

Sri Alopi Devi Temple-Prayagraj, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, India

Sati Devi's fingers have fallen here and is revered as Prayage Madhaveshwari. This temple is peculiar in that there is no statute of any deity in this temple, rather, there is a wooden carriage or 'doli' which is worshipped. To read more click the below link

Sri Alopi Devi Temple

Sri Jwalamukhi Temple-Jawalamukhi, Kangra, Himachal Pradesh, India

Sati Devi's head part has fallen here and is revered as Jwalayam Vaishnavi devi. When demons lorded over the Himalaya mountains and harassed the gods. Lord Vishnu, the gods decided to destroy them. They focused their strengths and huge flames rose from the ground. From that fire, a young girl took birth here known as Adishakti-the first 'shakti'. To read more click the below link

Sri Jwalamukhi Temple

Sri Mangla Gauri Temple-Gaya, Bihar, India

Sati Devi's head Devi's breast part has fallen here and is revered as Gaya Mangalya gourika. The Mangalagauri temple has been mentioned in Padma Purana, Vayu Purana and Agni Purana and in other scriptures and tantric works. To read more click the below link

Sri Mangla Gauri Temple

Sri Vishalakshi Temple-Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India

Sati Devi's wrist has fallen here and is revered as Varanasyam Vishalakshi. It is also said that the Karna kundala(Ear ring) of Devi fell here and hence Devi Maa here is also known as Manikarni or Manikarnika. The Puranas say that this city exists even after the Pralaya. To read more click the below link

Sri Vishalakshi Temple

Sri Sharada Peeth-Sharda, Jammu and Kashmir, India

Sati Devi's right hand has fallen here and is revered as Kashmire tu Saraswati. Though in ruins now, the entire temple complex inspires grandeur and awe. The temple had a massive library attached to it which had priceless works and was also used by scholars from even neighbouring countries. To read more click the below link

Sri Sharada Peeth

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Infinity

When you stand on a ship’s deck and meditate upon the blue-green, it’s the closest you come to staring at infinity.

Girija Prasad

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TLDR: I fell head over heels in love with this book. 

Latitudes of Longing is a debut novel by Shubhangi Swarup that is poetic without being flowery, sophisticated without being pretentious and tender without being cutesy. The writing reminds me of The Mistress of Spices by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni but the complexity is reminiscent of Love in the Time of Cholera. 

This book is beautiful and the opening story of Girija Prasad and Chanda Devi paints such a warm portrait of romance and what it means to be in love and grow with another person. 

The image of an old man, standing naked with an erection as he's about to die should not be the emotional climax of a love story and it is a testament to Swarup's ability as a writer that I was able to take that moment seriously and also be satisfied with it. 

There is so much detail and poetry to chew that this a novel that I will go back to and re-read so that I can pick up on characters or side stories I might have missed. Latitudes of Longing was one of my most anticipated releases of 2020 and I highly recommend it.  ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐  out of five

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Ladko Ke Naam Ki List Or Boys Name List

Source: https://www.logicalfact.in/ladko-ke-naam/

 Hello friends, welcome all of you to a new and interesting article.

 It is said that children are the form of God. Similarly, children are naive as well as cute. If we look at the mouths of young children, we do not know that a strange pleasure arises in the mind. So that every person feels good. But if Ladko Ke Naam is as beautiful as his face along with Ladko's mouth, then it will be icing on the cake.

In Hinduism, the name of a person is very important. Because this is the name in the society, which helps to make him talented. There is a belief in Hinduism that a person's name should be named by the scriptures.

The person's qualities-demerit, profit-loss, character, etc. should also be in his name, only then that person's name is considered good. Your character should be known by your name, as well as the meaning of your name should also be reflected in your name. Only then the name of the person is considered all-encompassing.

There are many such parents, who have a lot of trouble in thinking of the names of their children. For this, friends, in this article we are going to share the list of children's names from all the letters from A to Z with you. Along with this, we will also tell you in detail about the meaning of the name of the children starting with each letter.

If you also want to keep a beautiful and cute name of your child, then friends must see the Ladko Ke Naam List below once. This will help you in naming your child.

 Ladko Ke Naam Ki List: - List of Boys Names in Hindi

 Ladko Ke Naam from A Alphabet

 1: - Aadesh, Akshay, Ashish, Abhay, Abhishek, Adarsh, Atul, Ajay, Ajith, Akash, Alok, Aman, Amit, Anand, Ankur, Abhinav, Abhinandan, Anmol, Anshuman, Anuj, Anupam, Ambar, Amitesh, Amod , Amulya, Anandamurthy, Anant, Amitabh, Anupam, Anoop, Anurag, Arjuna, Arihant, Arvind, Arya, Ashutosh, Ashwini, Ashwin, Incredible, Arun, Ayush, Ansh, Amardeep, Arpit, Earne

B Alphabet

 2: - Bajrang, Badrinath, Badrinarayan, Balveer, Baldev, Balaram, Balwant, Ballav, Basant, Bikram, Badal, Basu, Vinod, Vinay, Buddha, Baijnath, Brahmagupta, Brahmanath, Babu, Bharat, Bhanu, Bhanupratap, India, Bhima , Bhishma, Bhuvan, Bhuneshwar, Bhoomidhar, Bhairav, Bobby, Physic, Bhavesh

 C Alphabet

 3: - Chetan, Chandan, Chiranjeev, Chandra, Chandradev, Chandrakant, Chandragupta, Chandrakumar, Chandrapal, Chandraketu, Chandrabhanu, Chandrasekhar, Charan, Chaman

 Ladko Ke Naam from D Alphabet

 4: - Daksha, Daman, Dayakar, Dayanand, Darshan, Dharmendra, Damod, Damodar, Dixit, Digambar, Dishant, Digvijay, Dinesh, Deep, Ankur, Dilawar, Dilip, Divyanshu, Deendayal, Deenbandhu, Deenanath, Dipankar, Deepak, Devnath , Devendra, Deva, Dwarkesh, Dhanesh, Dharan, Dharmatma, Dhana, Dhanaguru, Dheeraj.

 E Alphabet

 5: - Ekambar, Ekam, Ekdev, Ek Bandhu, Ekkitra, Eknath, Ekalavya, once, Eravat, Eknath, Ekendra, Eilaputra

 F Alphabet

 6: - Phagun, Falgun, Phanindra, Phanishwar

 G alphabet

 7: - Gangadhar, Dnyaneshwar, Gangadatta, Gyanendra, Gange, Gyani, Gangesh, Gyan, Gandharaja, Gaurang, Gandhar, Gaurav, Gambhir, Govind, Gagan, Gorakh, Ganapathi, Gopinath, Gajendra, Gupta, Gajamani, Gautam, Gajadhar, Gokulnath , Ganak, Gokul, Gaya, Gulshan, Garudadhwaj, Gulzar, Garur, Griva, Garvita, Geet, Girindra, Galak, Girish, Ganesh, Giriraj, Girija, Girja, Gangdeep, Gagan, Gurmeet, Govind

 H Alphabet to Ladko Ke Naam

 8: - Hansnabh, Hansraj, Hanumat, Hanuman, Hanurodh, Hagriva, Hayanand, Harichandra, Harpreet, Harpriya, Harmal, Harshit, Harihar, Harishankar, Harit, Harinam, Harish, Haridas, Haridev, Harshavardhana, Harshit, Hemant, Himvant, Harmal , Harmage, Hirang, Harikesh, Harinath, Hemant, Hagri, Hemchand, Hemat, Harsil, Harman, Harpreet, Himanshu.

 I alphabet

 9: - Indradatta, Indraputra, Induman, Indraketu, Indrasena, Indra, Indravadh, Ishwar, Indrajit, Indramani, Indrayayu, Indulal, Indumal

 J alphabet

 10: - Jagam, Jagdamba, Jagat, Jagdish, Jagdeep, Jagan, Jagmohan, Jagbir, Jagannath, Jadoo, Jagpal, Jagraj, Jaduram, Janpal, Jamtram, Janaranjan, Janardan, Jinendra, Jayhind, Jaychand, Jayachandra, Jaydev, Jayadhwaj, Jayapriya , Jayaditya, Jalendra, Jawahar, Jatin, Jitendra, Jeevan, Jinendra, Jeet, Jeevesh, Jogendra, Jwala, Javed, Junaid

 K alphabet

 11: - Kamesh, Kunwar, Kunwarjeet, Kulranjan, Krishna, Khushal, Kushal, Khemchand, Kaushal, Kartar, Kanwaljeet, Kantilal, Chandan, Kaman, Kamalanayan, Kalidas, Art, Artist, Artist, Kailashnath, Kailash, Kabir, Kamdev, Kedar , Kaushik, Kesari, Kuldeep, Kundan, Kunal, Kavindra, Kaviraj, Kailash, Kalicharan, Kalinath, Kalanath, Karan, Karuna, Kapil, Kapidhwaj, Kanthamani, Kanak, Karthik, Keshav, Karandeep.

L alphabet

 12: - Lakhan, Liladhar, Lohit, Lokanetra, Lomash, Lakshnya, Lochan, Love, Lekhraj, Lal, Lavesh, Lavanya, Ladu, Lalit, Lakshyaraj, Lakhan, Lakshmigopal, Lakshmidhar, Lombodar, Lakshmana, Lakshmikant, Lakshminarayana, Lakshmivallabh, Lakshmiraman , Laxmish, lion, lion, lala, lalit, lalla, lav, lavan, lavanakar, lav, lama, lal, lalan, lalit, lokabandhu, lokayan, lochan, lolark, lohitak, lohitaksha, loknath, lokpal, lokaranjan, lokchan

 Ladko Ke Naam from M Alphabet

 13: - Mangat, Mangal, Mandlesh, Makraksh, Mukund, Manoj, Magan, Manik, Manidweep, Maniraj, Manivar, Manindra, Madan, Mathuresh, Madiraksh, Madhulochan, Madhuvrat, Madhuman, Madhuraj, Madhurit, Manmod, Manmohan, Manhar, Manohar , Manish, Manu, Manush, Mayank, Mayan, Malang, Malay

 N alphabet

 14: - Nandak, Nandkishore, Nandlal, Nandpal, Nandikesh, Nandeshwar, Nakula, Nagendra, Nachiket, Naman, Narakesari, Naradev, Narpal, Narasimha, Narendra, Naresh, Naval, Navalkishore, Naveen, Nagar, Nagarjuna, Nageshwar, Nachiketa, Narang , Narayana, Nahar, Nikunj, Niket, Nikhil, Nityananda, Nidhish, Nirbhay, Niyogi, Niranjan, Neeraj, Nirala, Nirjar, Nived, Nishakar, Nishad, Nisht, Neerad, Neel, Neelkanth, Neelkant, Neeladhwaj, Sapphire, Neelambar, Nripe L, Nrisinh

 O Alphabet

 15: - Ojasvi, Omkar, Om, Opendra, Aurangzeb

 P Alphabet

 16: - Pawan, Param, Paramjeet, Parikshit, Parveen, Pahlada, Prabal, Prabhakar, Prabhu, Prabodh, Pradeep, Prakash, Adverse, Pramod, Pran, Pranav, Prashant, Premal, Pritam, Prithvi, Pukhraj, Puneet, Purana, Padmavat , Padmakar, Padmalochan, Pallava, Pankaj, Prayag, Parmanand, Parmar, Paras, Paritosh, Acquaintance, Park, Pashunath, Pashupati, Pawankumar, Pitambara, Prabhat, Piyush, Parbhajan, Prabhas, Influence, Prabodhan, Exhibition, Pradeep, Prajapati, Prakash, Prashant, Pratap, Pradeep, Pravardhana, Premanand, Priyadarshan, Priyaranjan, Pundarik, Pyarelal, Purushottam, Paresh, Ambiente, Pallava

 Ladko Ke Naam from Q Alphabet

 17: - Qasim, Qutub, Qutubuddin, Qadir, Qamar, Kaddam, Qayyam.

 R Alphabet

 18: - Rohit, Rahul, Robin, Rakesh, Rupam, Rudra, Rupesh, Raman, Ranjak, Ranjan, Rakshpal, Rasid, Raghu, Raghunandan, Raghunath, Raghunayak, Raghupati, Raghuraj, Raghuvansh, Rajat, Rajneesh, Rajinikanth, Ratnakar, Ratikant , Randhir, Raman, Rameshwar, Ramesh, Ravikant, Raghukul, Ravindranath, Raghav, Rajan, Rajshree, Rajaji, Raju, Rajendra, Rana, Radhakanta, Radharaman, Ram, Ramchandra, Ramathirth, Ramdas, Ramdev, Ram Vilas, Rambhajan, Raibhaadur, Rawat , Ra And, Rahul, composed, Roshan, Rohtas.

 S alphabet

 19: - Shankar, Shantanu, Shambhu, Shakti, Sushant, Sharma, Shashank, Shashikant, Sahadeva, Shekhar, Shivkar, Shivnath, Shishupala, Shyam, Shailendra, Srikanth, Sri Krishna, Sridhar, Srirama, Srideva, Srinath, Srinivasa, Shripati, Music, Sangram, Sanjay, Sanjeev, Sandeep, Sachin, Sajan, Satguru, Satya, Satyavan, Satyasheel, Sadashiva, Surya, Samar, Sudhanshu, Sudhakar, Samay, Sumit, Sarvesh, Sagar, Sadhu, Sarang, Savat, Sawan, Sahil, Sidhu, Sitanath , Sukant,

Sukesh, Sukesh, Sukhpal, Sudarshan, Sunil, Suresh, Sumangal, Suraj, Suryakant, Suryadeep, Suryashree, Somnath, Somraj, Somanshu, Sohan

 Ladko Ke Naam from T Alphabet

 20: - Taksha, Tanay, Tanuj, Tanuprakash, Tanurag, Tanubhav, Tamil, Tarun, Tarunraj, Tilak, Tushar, Tirupati, Tribhuvan, Trilok, Trilochan, Trivedi

 U Alphabet

 21: - Uday, Udip, Umang, Joy, Upendra, Uma Prasad, Festival, Umang, Ulhas, Uttam, Ujjwal, Udham, Udit, Upanshu, Upendra, Umakant

 V Alphabet

 22: - Vinay, Vyom, Vaibhav, Vikrant, Vikrant, Vicky, Vinay, Vamana, Vamdev, Descent, Varun, Vashisht, Vedaprakash, Veer, Vibhishan, Vihan, Vikram, Vaikunth, Vipul, Vayan, Vyomash, Vimal, Choice, Vandan. , Vansraj, Varun, Vardhaman, Vasudev, Vasudev, Vijay, Vinay, Vineet, Vinod, Vipul, Vaibhav, Virag, Vivek, Vishwakarma, Vishnu, Veeraketu

 W alphabet

 23: - Washim, Wakesh, Walid, Vaman, Vasudev, Vasan, Wazir |

 Y alphabet

 24: - Yogesh, Yogi, Yograj, Yogendra, Yogeshwar, Yogiraj, Yashwant, Yukti, Yaksharaj, Yajat, Yajnapati, Yadunath, Yadupati, Yaduvir, Yaduvanshi, Yemen, Yamesh, Yavan, Yash, Yugesh, Yudhvir, Yoganath, Yuvraj, Yashpal , Yashodhan, Yadunandan, Yatindra, Yashwant, Yajat, Yajnesh

 Ladko Ke Naam from Z Alphabet

 25: - Zahid, Zakir, Zuhair, Jaheb.

So friends, this was some Ladko Ki Naam or Ladko Ke Naam ki List. We hope that you guys will like this article. If you like this article, then share it with your friends.

 So that this article can reach as many people as possible and people can use it. You can reach this article to those people who have become parents and are thinking of their children's names or are searching. So that they can help.

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The pain of having overconfident Prime Ministers

The pain of having overconfident Prime Ministers

Prime Ministers of Nepal (Picture collected from different sources)

The first Prime Minister that I know was Late Mr. Marich Man Shrestha. It was during my primary school days that one of the teachers ask us “who is the Prime Minister Of Nepal” and the class said, Mr. Marich Man Shrestha. At his time we saw blockade from India. I still remember staying in the queue for kerosene, sugar, and…

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Varanasi : The spiritual city of India

Varanasi being an ancient indian city situated on the banks of river “ganga” . It is believed to be one of the most blessed city of india as is the home of lord shiva . A huge number of pilgrims visit varanasi in order to purify their soul by bathing early in the river ganga as per hindu religion.

The ghats and different buddhist sites attract tourist of all nations. Being one of the oldest city in the world make it rich with culture heritage, the city consists of ghats, temples, museums, and other puranic places. City has other very popular name as banaras, kashi.

The city banaras or varanasi or kashi is hub for arts and designs. It produces silk and brocades with gold and silver thread work, carpet weaving, wooden toys, glass bangles, ivory art, itar, artistics of brass and copper and a number of handicrafts.

Ravi shanker, premlata sharms, n. rajam, lalmani mishra, girija devi, samta prasad, sitara devi, ramkrishana das, harish tiwari, devashish dey, soma ghosh , ritwik sanyal and much other musicians, dancers, historians and artists belonged to the city.

Varanasi is connected to the hindu culture and beliefs which makes it’s festivals 10 times more grand religious and beautiful on MAHA SHIVARATRI( popularly celebrated as lord shiva and gauri parvati’s marriage anniversary) a jhanki ( procession) of lord shiva proceeds from MAHAMRITYUNJAYA temple to the kashi vishwanath temple.

Dhrupad mela a 5 days musical festival held at tulsi ghat in dhrupad style in the month of february-march . sankat mochan hanuman temple celebrates hanuman jayanti the birth of lord hanuman.

The city is full of culture art and on going events it organize for every festival is totally worth watching.

EXPLORE VARANASI

Contents 

1 1.) WITNESS EVENING ARTI OF RIVER GANGA

2 2.)Boating in river ganga varanasi

3 3.) Temples in varanasi

4 4.) Take a bath in ganga

5 5.)Sarnath

6 6.) Shopping

7 7.) Ramnagar Fort

8 8.) Street Food

9 Why We Care :-

1.) WITNESS EVENING ARTI OF RIVER GANGA

At dasawamedh ghat you can witness evening arti of river ganga with large brass lamps with your eyes would be the most devotional lifetime experience you would never wonna miss.

A large number of people gather to the ghat and chant ganga arti together gives you goosebumps and an emotional yet most beautiful moment you would ever witness.

You need to reach at least an hour before arti so that you can enjoy the veiw and for the best experience. At this time you can see the preparations of the arti.

It’s so beautiful that all the priest in dhotis and kurtas preparing for the occasion one can capture all this with their camera for better shots one can book evening boats to capture things better.

2.)Boating in river ganga varanasi

Best view comes with time as this saying is so true as if you wonna see best view of varanasi city you need to wake up early as from 5:30AM to 8AM is the best time for boating in ganga river at banaras you see the colour and clamour at the place will enthral you.

Tourists get shocked to see the city awake and cheery even at 5 in the morning. This view peace will definitely leave an incredible imprint on your heart, especially you’ll get to see the beliefs of people on river ganga don’t get shocked if you see sadhus and pilgrims bathing early in the morning n chanting prayers.

Basically a boat ride gives an unforgettable experience with the taste of the city’s culture and beliefs.One must try boating at banaras and explore it’s beauty and culture explore different ghats and sites nearby.

You can also experience river rafting in rishikesh.

3.) Temples in varanasi

Popularly known for ghats and temples a trip to banaras is incomplete with it’s best temples with strong beliefs. You will find at least one on each crossing. Where small temples are mainly used for daily prayers by locals and large one’s have history and mythology of hindu religion.

These temples are visited in thousands of number per day by tourists with beliefs and also reflect architecture in india. The most popular temple here is kashi vishwanath temple also known as golden temple built in 1780 by queen Ahilyabai Holker of indore.

The jyotirlinga of lord shiva is established here. Two domes of the temple are made of gold donated by sikh Maharaja Ranjit Singh.

Durga temple built during 18th century is also popular temple , according to legends the statue of the goddess was built by herself and every year during navaratri a number of believers visit this temple.

4.) Take a bath in ganga

River ganga is considered the holiest hindu river according to legends taking bath(dubki) in the river all your sins are purified your soul get purified.

In fact hunduism says one should get salvation by bathing in ganga at least once to purify all sins of current and previous life.

Taking dip or bathing in river ganga is one of the major thing to do at kashi. It is believed that the elder sister of ganga is goddess parvati wife of lord shiva.

It is believed that ganga came to earth for giving salvation to 60k ancestors. She came as human but her falling force was so powerful that lord shiva himself had to hold her in his matted hairs and later released her as river on earth to the salvation of humans till the end.

5.)Sarnath

A few kms away from varanasi is the village of sarnath. As varanasi is hindu religious center , where as Singhpur’s Sarnath is buddhist center of religion.

Nearby varanasi this village is yet another beautiful cultural site with buddhist monuments. Sarnath’s deer park was the first place where gautama buddha came and gave his first concept of dharma.

This is where buddhist sangha got enlightened ,it is located in singhpur popularly known as birth place of SHREYANSANATH the eleventh Tirthankara in jainism , this place is perfect for history lovers and explorers.

It is the place where the great ASHOKA established a number of stupas and monuments spreading buddhism. Chaukhandi stupa one of the main stupa built by ASHOKA after he started following buddhism.

6.) Shopping

The city if famous for it’s silk saris and ornate jewellery. Market at kashi is filled with floral design and zari thread work cloths mainly saris for women which one must buy for their loved ones.

Market here also has very fine silk work apart from that one can shop for shawls, carpets, stone inlay work, bangles and idols of hinduism and buddhism.

The main market where you can shop all these artifacts, jewels, clothing at vishwanath lane, thateri bazaar, chowk and godowilia.

7.) Ramnagar Fort

A popular fort named Ramnagar fort is in varanasi on eastern bank of river ganga is mainly known for it’s cream coloured chunar sandstone which makes it strong and beautiful peace of art.

This fort was built by Raja Balwant Singh in 1750 and is not as old as other forts of the country but still is popular in the world for it’s strong and lavish appearance. We can say that this fort is the best representation of mughal style of architecture.

It features curved balconies, pavilions and open courtyards which were made by mughals for summer resorts. Still the generation of Raja Balwant Singh occupies this fort despite of abolishing of royal title in 1971.

8.) Street Food

Indian street food is all you would crave for every city has it’s speciality taste flavours same is with varanasi one can eat kachori sabzi for breakfast a popular breakfast of the city you must try when visit varanasi.

It has special baati chokha which ia basically mashed flavoured potato served baati a traditional local dish.

More you must try choora matar and meethi gol gappe will send you to foor heaven and for foodies there is a popular dish Makhan malaiyoo or nimish which you will get only in winters and is definitely worth trying.

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