#Hindi poetry recitation

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Eloquence Unleashed: Gulmohur High School's Elocution Extravaganza

Young Orators Shine in Bilingual Verbal Virtuosity Display Students at Gulmohur High School demonstrated exceptional oratory prowess in both English and Hindi during the annual elocution competition. JAMSHEDPUR – Gulmohur High School’s annual elocution event on August 31 showcased remarkable linguistic talents across various age groups and categories. The competition, drawing inspiration from…

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A hindi poem. "Mahobat" by me.

English translation:

My heart had uttered to me

"This love shall destroy you"

But love set me free alive and ablaze

Yet it ended up destroying me

When her name lied in every melody

When my heart was out of it's condition

Because loving her was out of my limits

She set me free

Yet she caged me

But was caged always I

It was her who invented freedom to me

I remember the warmth of her hands

And her shiny eyes

But I made a mistake

In the Era of flings

I fell in love with her

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**"Noshi Gilani's Enchanting Urdu Ghazal: A Soulful Poetry Recitation"** 🌹✨

Click the link and watch on YouTube اسلام علیکم اور آواز کیدنیا کے دوستوں کو میراسلام!شاعری کے چینل “ڈیوائنصدیقی” میں خوش آمدید!اردو شاعری کے سیگمینٹمیں ایک اور خوبصورت شاعری باذوق سماعتوںکو ہدیہ شاعرہ نوشی گیلانی کی ایک خوبصورت اردو غزل آپ کی سماعتوں کی نذراب کس سے کہیں اور کون سنے جو حال تمہارے بعد ہوااس دل کی جھیل سی آنکھوں میں اک خواب بہت برباد ہوایہ ہجر ہوا بھی دشمن ہے اس نام کے سارے رنگوں…

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DAY 5605

Jalsa, Mumbai                   June 22,  2023                   Thu 11:25 PM    

🪔 .. June 23 .. birthday greetings to Ef Anish Morarji Tataria .. yo from your Ef Family 😁✌🏽 .. 

And .. to dear Ef Moses Sapir .. your wedding anniversary on June 23 .. our good wishes always ..

Birthday - EF - Anish Morarji Tataria Friday, 23 June .. and our wishes for this special day of yours .. love from the Ef family ..

Does it dawn .. dawn in the recognised morn of the day .. the day doth announce its presence .. or about its presence .. and the World of writing and writers hurriedly adopts the ‘dawn’ to their world .. 

‘ it be the dawn of a new world’ ..  they say .. or words to that effect .. effective , poetic and composite .. whether the dawn turns to the sun lit day or not irrespective .. or sets into another quiet unknown night for another dawn to re appear .. 

amusingly , when the film ‘DON’ was announced with me .. many in the world of Hindi cinema were quite unaware of the word don .. 

what they were familiar with was a product known as DAWN .. the  DAWN banyaan .. vests .. 

And the market was very skeptical and annoyed with the makers as to why a film title should be about undergarments .. !!

many still are .. 🤣

... but on another note .. Ef remembers Babuji and his translated auto biography and puts it all down .. I feel it deserves mention here :

And .. before Music Day ends .. I feel having the honor of sharing few words from Babuji about his journey with music from his autobiography .. but , then , indeed , every day is music day .. love .. ❤️🙏🏻

Quoting babuji : 🙏🏻

“ [...] ..

Pratap Narayan [my Father] was duly betrothed to the daughter of Munshi Ishwari Prasad, a resident of Katra Mohalla in Allahabad. Her name was Sursati, and she was to become my Mother. The name 'Sursati' is clearly derived from 'Saraswati', and when I felt the first stirrings of a desire to be a poet or writer, I derived much self-confidence from the fact that I was the son of the goddess of learning and of art and music.

[And in mentioning music] ..

Professor Khushhalkar, was our music teacher, he was a Maharashtrian and a pupil of Pandit V.D. Pulaskar. His Hindi was of the Bombay variety, but when he taught us devotional songs, his pronunciation of every syllable was crystal-clear; he would make us do voice practice to the harmonium, then teach us bhajans such as Tulsi's Gaiye Ganapati Jagabandara, which I can still sing from memory today. He also showed us how to sing while picking out the notes on the harmonium: he would pump the bellows with one hand while the fingers of the other would run lightly over the keys, his own voice blending with that of the instrument in such a way as to achieve a sublime harmony of the inanimate with the animate: evoking a tingling emotional response. Professor Khushhalkar sowed the seeds of music in me, but regrettably I was never able to grow the plant that should have sprung from them. Still, my slight study of music was helpful in the reciting of poetry, and a little knowledge of tala helped me compose songs in the folk genre. I can also tap out a rhythm on a drum, but that was learnt from my mother and sisters. ” ~

Dr. Harivansh Rai Bachchan's Autobiography: In The Afternoon Of Time .. Chapter: Things to Forget, Things to Remember .. Pages: 56, 112 ..

.. and in time .. hopefully there shall an introduction to the music that this untrained novice who has had no musical training at all .. just been in the company of listening and present to the sounds of music that has remained with me .. and the legacy of Babuji , if nothing else shall prevail .. yet again .. 

In quiet love and affection to the Ef ..

Amitabh Bachchan

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IT!loser reader/rich reader learning Sarabis native language to write and recite him poetry (reader has a thick accent and stutters around a lot but he's trying)

reader learning Stones native language to compliment him in and learning a song to serenade him with

reader learning your ocs native languages to recite their vows in it when they get married

I think if Reader learned Hindi for Kali, Stone, & Sarabi or also Russian for Sarabi, they'd love it. Stone and Sarabi would love it the most since they both mostly spoke only their native languages when growing up due to being home-schooled (Sarabi's case) or isolated during childhood (Stone's case). Stone actually has moments where he'll only speak in Hindi, but I personally can't speak it (my father was supposed to teach me and my sisters, but he never did) and I didn't feel comfortable using google translate cause I knew that can be wrong.

But again, they'd all love it. They'd tear up at the altar if they heard Reader speaking their native languages to recite their vows. Kali would bawl his eyes out for sure. Sarabi too would also cry, Stone's eyes would just tear up.

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Poem | Hindi Poetry Tanha Ghar 🏠

Tanhaaii ne puucha ghar se, “Yuuñ gumsum hue kya soch rahe ho?”

Ghar bola, “Kal tak tha tanhaa meiñ, aaj logoñ se bharaa huuñ, qudrat kaa mohraa huuñ.”

“Rishtoñ kaa dhaagaa huuñ, apnoñ ko jodaa huuñ, pyaar jismeiñ boyaa huuñ.”

“Sab piidii ko dekhaa huuñ, bachchoñ ke saath khelaa huuñ, mein bhi vaqt kaa mohraa huuñ.”

“Tanhaaii meiñ murjhaa huuñ, apnoñ ke liye thehraa huuñ, jaisa bhi huuñ, niiñv kaa kandhaa huuñ.”

“Kuch vaqt ke liye banaa dost, phir tanhaaii meiñ simtaa huuñ.”

© Aks Akshita Aks

Recited this poem in my first podcast on Spotify for Podcasters (formerly Anchor), "Tanha Ghar," on the Shayarana Safar platform.

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Dast-e-talab | rohaniat ka safar | Journey to spirituality | Urdu poetry with roman translation |

Spiritual Urdu poetry with Roman Translation for Urdu and Hindi readers. In the days of my youth, I went through some such circumstances that my thoughts turned towards the pure being of Allah. In the beginning, I had to deal with the states of faith and disbelief at times. Since then, I had started writing my emotions and states in the form of verses and poems. But except for a few close friends, I never tried to recite my poetry in poetry gatherings or publish it. But after retirement, now on the insistence of my dear wife, I am taking the courage to present to the readers a part of my writings written during the period of about thirty years of my life.This poetic material of mine is a portrayal in the form of verses of a continuous journey of my life where a person travels in the world of Sufism riding on the chariot of emotions of desires, happiness, sadness, peace, love, pain and suffering, supplication and demand and writes down the unseen states and effects.I hope that these writings of mine will not only be interesting for the readers but will also be a means of learning and understanding something new along with the journey of the world of Sufism and the encouragement of the readers will give me the courage to publish the second part of my writings which is the material beyond these writings.

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The Digital Success of Manoj Muntashir: A Lyricist's Reach Across Platforms

The story of Manoj Muntashir is one of resilience, creativity, and an undying passion for words. Born in the heart of Uttar Pradesh, India, Manoj Shukla, who later adopted the pen name “Muntashir,” grew up surrounded by the rustic charm and challenges of a rural environment. Despite these humble beginnings, his life was deeply intertwined with Hindi and Urdu literature, thanks to his family’s love for poetry and storytelling. From a young age, he recognized the power of words to evoke emotions, bring people together, and share experiences. This article traces Muntashir’s journey from a small-town boy with dreams to a celebrated Bollywood lyricist whose work has touched millions.

Early Life and Influences:

Manoj Muntashir’s early life was shaped by a profound admiration for poets and authors who were able to capture the essence of Indian society, traditions, and emotions. Growing up in Amethi, he was introduced to the world of Hindi and Urdu poetry through local events and family gatherings where poetry recitation was a cherished tradition. These experiences were the seeds of his fascination with words. Despite limited resources, he pursued his education and continued honing his writing skills, participating in poetry competitions and local events, which gave him a taste of the powerful role his words could play in people’s lives.

Moving to Mumbai: The Big Breakthrough

Determined to pursue a career in writing, Muntashir moved to Mumbai with a heart full of dreams and very little in his pocket. The struggle, however, was far from easy. Like many aspiring artists who arrive in the bustling city, he faced rejection, financial hardships, and bouts of self-doubt. But his passion for poetry and storytelling fueled his perseverance. Mumbai was a world of fast-moving, high-stakes opportunities, and Muntashir’s unique perspective and poetic style eventually caught the attention of industry professionals.

Muntashir’s first major breakthrough came when he was asked to pen lyrics for popular television shows. His ability to write with depth and emotional authenticity made his work stand out. This experience in TV writing not only honed his skills but also gave him a chance to establish connections within the entertainment industry. Soon enough, Bollywood came calling, and Muntashir’s journey as a lyricist took off with his big-screen debut in the early 2000s.

Rise to Fame with Blockbuster Hits

Manoj Muntashir’s big Bollywood break came when he wrote the lyrics for the song “Galliyan” in the movie Ek Villain (2014). The song, a soulful ballad, struck a chord with audiences nationwide, becoming a chart-topping hit. His ability to infuse romance, melancholy, and longing into his words made “Galliyan” one of the most iconic songs of the decade. The success of this song established Muntashir as a sought-after lyricist, leading to other high-profile projects.

Following “Galliyan,” Muntashir went on to write several hit songs for Bollywood, including “Tere Sang Yaara” from Rustom, “Kaun Tujhe” from M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story, and “Phir Bhi Tumko Chaahunga” from Half Girlfriend. Each song showcased his versatility as a lyricist, his mastery in expressing delicate emotions, and his ability to resonate with listeners of all ages. His lyrics often combine poetic beauty with simplicity, making his songs both accessible and profound.

Themes in Muntashir’s Lyrics

One of the defining features of Muntashir’s work is his focus on universal emotions and the human experience. His songs often delve into themes of love, loss, hope, and longing, touching on the subtleties of human relationships. Muntashir’s lyrics often evoke nostalgia and a sense of timelessness, using simple yet powerful words that connect with the listener on a personal level. His style has often been described as “classical with a modern twist,” as he combines the poetic traditions of Urdu and Hindi literature with contemporary themes and language.

Another notable theme in his work is patriotism. Muntashir has written several patriotic songs that celebrate the spirit of India, such as “Teri Mitti” from the film Kesari. The song, which honors the sacrifices of Indian soldiers, became an anthem of national pride. This song is a testament to Muntashir’s ability to capture complex emotions with simplicity, creating a lasting impact on listeners.

Challenges and Personal Growth

Muntashir’s journey has not been without challenges. In an industry that often prioritizes commercial success over artistic integrity, he has had to navigate the fine line between popular appeal and poetic authenticity. Balancing his artistic vision with the demands of Bollywood has been a learning experience, pushing him to grow as a writer and creator. Despite the challenges, Muntashir has stayed true to his roots, maintaining a distinct voice in the industry.

He has also faced personal criticism and controversies, which have tested his resilience. However, Muntashir’s love for his craft and his dedication to authentic storytelling have helped him overcome these hurdles, making him a role model for aspiring writers.

Conclusion: The Legacy of Manoj Muntashir

Manoj Muntashir’s journey is an inspiring tale of perseverance, talent, and the power of words. From humble beginnings to becoming one of Bollywood’s most respected lyricists, he has carved a niche for himself in the world of music and poetry. His lyrics have left an indelible mark on Bollywood and continue to influence aspiring writers and musicians. Muntashir’s story serves as a reminder that with passion, hard work, and a bit of poetic flair, one can create magic that transcends boundaries.

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I Spent 30 Days Studying the Indo-Iranian Language Family and Discovered...

First up, we have the Indo-Aryan languages. If you’ve ever traveled through India or even just watched a Bollywood movie, you’ve likely encountered these languages. They’re the largest and most widely spoken group within the Indo-Iranian family, and their story is one of migration, cultural expansion, and trade. Now, let’s talk about the Prakrit languages. These are the Middle Indo-Aryan languages that flourished in ancient and medieval India. Among them, Pali holds a special place, particularly for those interested in Buddhism. It’s the language of the Buddhist scriptures, and its simplicity and clarity have made it an essential part of spiritual study. Imagine monks in ancient monasteries, reciting texts in Pali, preserving wisdom that would transcend generations. Fast forward to today, and we have a plethora of modern Indo-Aryan languages. Hindi, for instance, is spoken by millions across India. It’s not just a language; it’s a cultural phenomenon. With its many dialects, including Hindustani, which serves as the basis for both Hindi and Urdu, it’s a vibrant expression of the diverse Indian identity. And speaking of Urdu, it’s fascinating how it shares roots with Hindi yet takes on a unique flavor with its Perso-Arabic script and influences from Persian and Arabic. It’s a beautiful example of how languages can evolve and adapt, reflecting the cultural exchanges that have taken place over centuries. Then there’s Bengali, the melodic language of Bangladesh and West Bengal, and Punjabi, with its rich traditions and scripts like Gurmukhi and Shahmukhi. Each language tells its own story, enriched by the history and culture of its speakers. Marathi, Gujarati, Odia, Assamese, and even Sinhala in Sri Lanka—all of these languages contribute to the vibrant linguistic mosaic of South Asia. But what’s truly remarkable is how these languages have absorbed influences from other linguistic families, such as Dravidian languages, Persian, Arabic, and even English. Think about it: when you speak Hindi, you might sprinkle in a few English words, or you might hear Arabic phrases in Urdu poetry. This blending makes languages dynamic and alive, constantly evolving with the people who speak them. Take Persian, for example. It’s not just a language; it’s a cultural bridge. Persian has historically influenced Indo-Aryan languages, especially Urdu, through what we call the Persianate culture. Imagine the poets and scholars of the past, crafting verses that would inspire generations, leaving a lasting imprint on the languages spoken today. Pashto, predominantly spoken in Afghanistan and Pakistan, and Balochi, found in the Balochistan region, are also part of this fascinating family. Dari, closely related to Persian, serves as one of Afghanistan’s official languages. Each of these languages carries the weight of history, culture, and identity, showcasing the rich tapestry of the Iranian linguistic heritage. Now, you might be wondering about the influence of Indo-Iranian languages beyond South Asia. Southeast Asia, while not as prominently influenced, has still felt the touch of these languages. Think about the historical trade routes that connected India with places like Thailand and Cambodia. Languages like Thai and Khmer have borrowed vocabulary from Sanskrit and Pali, particularly in religious and literary contexts. It’s a testament to how interconnected our world has always been, even long before the internet! And let’s not forget the Malay and Javanese languages in Malaysia and Indonesia. They, too, have absorbed Sanskrit terms due to the profound cultural influence of ancient Indian civilizations. It’s like a linguistic echo of a time when trade and cultural exchange flourished, leaving behind a legacy that still resonates today.

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Lal Ded: The Mystic Poet of Kashmir

English Version:

Lal Ded, also known as Lalleshwari, is one of the most revered mystic poets of Kashmir. Born in the 14th century, Lal Ded's life and work have had an enduring impact on Kashmiri culture, spirituality, and literature. She is regarded as a saint, a spiritual guide, and an iconic figure whose poetry transcends time and place. Known for her deep spirituality and profound insights into life, Lal Ded’s verses reflect a fusion of mysticism, devotion, and social consciousness.

Life and Legacy

Lal Ded was born into a Kashmiri Pandit family in the village of Pandrethan, near Srinagar, in Kashmir. Her early life was marked by personal suffering, which often inspired the themes in her poetry. She was married at a young age, but her marriage was not a happy one. After facing emotional and spiritual turmoil, Lal Ded left her family and began wandering, seeking solace in the natural world and in spiritual practices.

It is said that Lal Ded was greatly influenced by the teachings of the Sufi mystics who came to Kashmir during the 14th century. The Sufi tradition of Kashmir blended Islamic mysticism with the region’s Hindu philosophy, and this fusion is clearly reflected in Lal Ded's poetry. She began writing verses known as "Lal Vakhs", which were written in the Kashmiri language and conveyed the deepest truths about human existence, the nature of the divine, and the pursuit of spiritual enlightenment.

Themes of Lal Ded's Poetry

Lal Ded's poetry primarily focuses on themes such as:

Self-realization and Spiritual Liberation: Lal Ded's verses emphasize the importance of seeking truth within oneself. She encourages individuals to transcend outward rituals and material attachments and to look inward for spiritual enlightenment.

The Unity of God: Her poems reflect a deep understanding of the oneness of God. In her view, the divine is present in everything, and true spirituality involves experiencing this unity through love, devotion, and self-awareness.

Rejection of Superficial Rituals: Lal Ded was critical of ritualistic practices and dogma that often overshadow true spiritual growth. Her poems encourage people to break free from the constraints of formal religion and connect with the divine on a personal level.

Love and Compassion: Love, both for the divine and for fellow human beings, is central to Lal Ded’s teachings. Her poetry often speaks of divine love as a force that transcends religious differences and brings all souls together.

Lal Ded’s Influence

Lal Ded’s impact on Kashmiri culture and spiritual life is immeasurable. Her poetry, which was passed down orally for generations, forms an integral part of Kashmiri folk culture. The mystic poet's works were an essential part of the Bhakti movement in India, which sought to unite people through love and devotion to God, beyond the confines of caste, religion, and ritual.

Even today, her verses are recited by Kashmiri Pandits and Muslims alike, demonstrating the universality of her teachings. Her philosophy also resonates with contemporary movements that promote tolerance, love, and spiritual awakening.

Lal Ded's poetry remains a source of inspiration for people across the world. Her verses have not only enriched the spiritual landscape of Kashmir but have also offered profound insights into the universal human quest for meaning, truth, and inner peace. She is remembered not only for her literary brilliance but for her deep devotion and her unwavering commitment to the search for spiritual truth.

Hindi Version:

लाल देद: कश्मीर की रहस्यमयी कवि

लाल देद, जिन्हें Lalleshwari के नाम से भी जाना जाता है, कश्मीर की सबसे प्रतिष्ठित रहस्यमयी कवियों में से एक हैं। 14वीं सदी में जन्मी, लाल देद का जीवन और उनके काव्य ने कश्मीरी संस्कृति, आध्यात्मिकता और साहित्य पर गहरा प्रभाव डाला है। उन्हें एक संत, एक आध्यात्मिक मार्गदर्शक और एक प्रतीकात्मक व्यक्तित्व के रूप में पूजा जाता है, जिनकी कविताएँ समय और स्थान की सीमाओं को पार करती हैं। अपनी गहरी आध्यात्मिकता और जीवन के प्रति गहरे दृष्टिकोण के लिए प्रसिद्ध, लाल देद की कविताएँ रहस्यवाद, भक्ति और सामाजिक चेतना का अद्भुत मिश्रण प्रस्तुत करती हैं।

जीवन और धरोहर

लाल देद का जन्म कश्मीर के श्रीनगर के पास पंद्रेथन गाँव में एक कश्मीरी पंडित परिवार में हुआ था। उनके जीवन की शुरुआत व्यक्तिगत कष्टों से भरी थी, जो अक्सर उनकी कविताओं के विषय बने। उनका विवाह बचपन में हुआ था, लेकिन उनका वैवाहिक जीवन सुखद नहीं था। व्यक्तिगत और आध्यात्मिक संकटों का सामना करने के बाद, लाल देद ने अपने परिवार को छोड़ दिया और आत्म-साक्षात्कार के लिए भटकने लगीं।

कहा जाता है कि लाल देद पर 14वीं सदी में कश्मीर में आए सूफी रहस्यमियों का गहरा प्रभाव था। कश्मीर के सूफी परंपरा ने इस्लामी रहस्यवाद और हिंदू दर्शन का अद्भुत मिलाजुला रूप प्रस्तुत किया, जो स्पष्ट रूप से लाल देद की कविताओं में दिखता है। उन्होंने अपनी कविताओं को कश्मीरी भाषा में लिखा, जिन्हें "लाल वाख" कहा जाता है, और इन कविताओं में मानव जीवन, ईश्वर के स्वभाव और आध्यात्मिक मुक्ति के प्रति गहरी सच्चाईयाँ व्यक्त की गईं।

लाल देद की कविताओं के प्रमुख वि��य

लाल देद की कविताओं में मुख्य रूप से निम्नलिखित विषय होते हैं:

आत्म-साक्षात्कार और आध्यात्मिक मुक्ति: लाल देद की कविताएँ आत्मा के भीतर सत्य की खोज पर जोर देती हैं। वे लोगों को बाहरी अनुष्ठानों और भौतिक बंधनों से ऊपर उठकर आत्म-ज्ञान और आध्यात्मिक जागृति की दिशा में बढ़ने का मार्गदर्शन करती हैं।

ईश्वर की एकता: उनकी कविताओं में ईश्वर की एकता का गहरा दर्शन है। उनके अनुसार, ईश्वर हर वस्तु में विद्यमान है, और सच्ची आध्यात्मिकता का अर्थ है इस एकता का अनुभव करना।

सांस्कृतिक और धार्मिक कर्मकांडों का परित्याग: लाल देद ने धार्मिक कर्मकांडों और रूढ़िवादिता की आलोचना की, जो अक्सर सच्ची आध्यात्मिक प्रगति में अवरोध उत्पन्न करते हैं। उनकी कविताएँ लोगों को पारंपरिक धार्मिक सीमाओं से ऊपर उठकर ईश्वर से व्यक्तिगत जुड़ाव की आवश्यकता की बात करती हैं।

प्रेम और करुणा: लाल देद की कविताओं में प्रेम, खासकर ईश्वर के प्रति और मानवता के प्रति प्रेम, का प्रमुख स्थान है। वे प्रेम को एक ऐसी शक्ति मानती हैं जो धार्मिक भेदभावों को पार करती है और सभी आत्माओं को एकजुट करती है।

लाल देद का प्रभाव

लाल देद का कश्मीरी संस्कृति और आध्यात्मिक जीवन पर अनमोल प्रभाव पड़ा है। उनकी कविताएँ, जो पीढ़ी दर पीढ़ी मौखिक रूप से传 की गईं, कश्मीरी लोकसंस्कृति का अभिन्न हिस्सा बन चुकी हैं। उनकी रचनाएँ भारतीय भक्ति आंदोलन का एक महत्वपूर्ण हिस्सा थीं, जो प्रेम और भक्ति के माध्यम से लोगों को एकजुट करने का प्रयास कर रहा था।

आज भी, उनकी कविताओं का पाठ कश्मीरी पंडितों और मुसलमानों द्वारा समान रूप से किया जाता है, जो उनके शिक्षाओं की सार्वभौमिकता को दर्शाता है। उनकी आध्यात्मिकता और प्रेम की दृष्टि आज भी समकालीन आंदोलनों में प्रासंगिक है ज�� सहिष्णुता, प्रेम और आध्यात्मिक जागरण को बढ़ावा देते हैं।

लाल देद की कविताएँ आज भी लोगों के लिए प्रेरणा का स्रोत बनी हुई हैं। उनकी कविताएँ न केवल कश्मीर के आध्यात्मिक परिदृश्य को समृद्ध करती हैं, बल्कि जीवन, सत्य और आंतरिक शांति की ओर मानवता की सार्वभौमिक खोज को भी उजागर करती हैं। वे न केवल अपनी साहित्यिक प्रतिभा के लिए याद की जाती हैं, बल्कि उनके अडिग विश्वास और आध्यात्मिक सत्य की खोज के प्रति प्रतिबद्धता के लिए भी सम्मानित की जाती हैं।

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Hindi Diwas: A Celebration of India's Linguistic Heritage

Hindi Diwas, celebrated annually on September 14th, is a special day dedicated to the Hindi language, one of the official languages of India. It's a day to honor the rich linguistic heritage of the country and to promote the use of Hindi. Why Celebrate Hindi Diwas? National Unity: Hindi serves as a bridge between various regions of India, fostering a sense of unity and national identity. Cultural Heritage: Hindi is deeply rooted in Indian culture, literature, and history. Global Reach: Hindi is spoken by millions of people worldwide, making it a language of global significance. How is Hindi Diwas Celebrated? Literary Events: Schools, colleges, and literary organizations often organize events like poetry recitations, essay writing competitions, and debates. Language Workshops: Workshops and seminars are conducted to promote Hindi language learning and usage. Cultural Programs: Dance, music, and drama performances showcasing Hindi culture are held. Awards and Honors: Individuals and organizations who have made significant contributions to Hindi language and literature are recognized and awarded. The Importance of Hindi Hindi is not just a language; it's a symbol of India's rich cultural heritage. By celebrating Hindi Diwas, we acknowledge its importance and strive to preserve and promote its use for generations to come.

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DBMS Kadma Hosts 'Abhivyakti Ki Udaan' Poetry Competition

Annual Hindi poetry event highlights students’ talents in recitation, storytelling, and TED-Talks with a focus on bravery. DBMS Kadma High School’s ‘Abhivyakti Ki Udaan’ featured diverse performances, celebrating Hindi literature with recitations and talks. JAMSHEDPUR – The ‘Abhivyakti Ki Udaan’ Hindi poetry competition was recently held at the Kalakriti auditorium by DBMS Kadma High School,…

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🔰Investiture Ceremony 2024-2025: A Celebration of Leadership and Patriotism

The Investiture Ceremony for the academic year 2024-2025 was held today, marking a momentous occasion in the school calendar. This event, which coincided with the Independence Day celebrations, was a true testament to the spirit of leadership and patriotism that defines our institution.

The cultural program celebrating Independence Day was a vibrant display of talent and national pride. It began with a moving poetry recitation by our esteemed teacher, Mrs. Sara, setting a patriotic tone for the event. This was followed by the Nanhe Munhe Rahi dance, a touching portrayal of innocence and hope. The English skit, Wings of Will, captivated the audience with its inspiring message, while the tricolor patriotic dance stirred emotions of national pride. The program concluded with a powerful Hindi skit on the Quit India Movement, performed by our primary and high school students, reminding everyone of the sacrifices that have shaped our nation's history.

The Investiture Ceremony itself was a grand affair, starting with a disciplined march past. The procession was led by the Head Boy and Head Girl, followed by the captains and vice-captains of various houses—Asad, Uhud, Badr, Hunayn, and Khaybar—as well as the Discipline and Environment captains. The sight of these young leaders, marching with pride and purpose, was truly inspiring.

Our newly elected captains were formally invested with their responsibilities as they were pinned with badges and sashes by our distinguished Chief Guest, Mrs. Nasima Mirza, mother of the renowned tennis player Sania Mirza, and our Guest of Honour, Mrs. Vani Sudam. The solemn oath-taking ceremony that followed was a powerful reminder of the responsibilities that come with leadership. Our school leaders pledged to uphold the values of integrity, accountability, and service to the school community.

The ceremony was further enriched by the presence of our Director, Mrs. Farhana Khan, who felicitated the Chief Guest and Guest of Honour. Their words of wisdom and encouragement resonated deeply with everyone present, leaving a lasting impact on our staff, parents, and students.

As the ceremony concluded, a sense of pride and optimism filled the air. The Investiture Ceremony 2024-2025 was not just a formal event; it was a celebration of leadership, responsibility, and the enduring spirit of patriotism. Congratulations to the newly appointed School Cabinet of 2024-2025. May they rise to the challenges of leadership and strive to achieve extraordinary things in the year ahead.

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Enchanting Urdu Ghazal | Rain of Beauty | Amjad Islam Amjad | Recited Ta...

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IT Training in Lucknow

An IT Institute on Every Corner

Remember the days when you’d find a chaat stall at every turn in Lucknow? Well, hold onto your hats because now it’s IT training institutes in Lucknow popping up everywhere! 🏫🏫🏫 From Gomti Nagar to Aliganj, the city is brimming with opportunities to dive into the world of tech. It’s like a techie’s treasure hunt — what new coding adventure will you discover around the next corner?

Professors with Personality Plus

Oh, but the professors here are something else! Picture this: a distinguished gentleman with a twirling mustache, explaining algorithms with a twinkle in his eye. “If you don’t grasp this concept,” he might say with a grin, “I’ll have you recite it in shudh Hindi!” 😄 Who said learning can’t be fun?

Poetry in Motion… and Code

Lucknow’s always been a city of poets, but now there’s a new kind of poetry in town — the poetry of programming! Instead of romantic couplets, you might overhear passionate debates about the elegance of a particularly well-written piece of code. Who needs traditional ghazals when you can compose a symphony in Python? 🎵🐍

Startups and Chai: A Perfect Brew

Hold onto your chai cups, because Lucknow’s startup scene is heating up faster than your favorite masala blend! 🍵💼 The city’s cozy chai stalls have transformed into hubs of innovation, where bright-eyed entrepreneurs sketch out their next big idea between sips. It’s a beautiful marriage of tradition and ambition, don’t you think?

Why Lucknow? Because It’s Awesome!

So, what makes Lucknow the rising star of India’s IT scene? It’s simple, really — it’s the perfect blend of rich cultural heritage and forward-thinking innovation. Where else can you attend a coding bootcamp in the morning, savor world-famous kebabs for lunch, and end your day with a poetic mushaira? 🌟

In conclusion, dear reader, if you’re looking for a place where technology and tradition dance in perfect harmony, look no further than Lucknow. It’s not just embracing the future; it’s redefining it with a uniquely Lucknawi flair. So pack your bags (and your appetite), because Lucknow is calling — and trust me, you don’t want to miss this incredible transformation! 🧳🚆

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Culture of Hyderabad - The City of Nizams!

Hyderabad, famously known as the "City of Nizams," is a vibrant fusion of historical legacy and modern dynamism. Founded in 1591 by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, the city's cultural heritage has been significantly shaped by its illustrious Nizami rulers, creating a unique amalgamation of North and South Indian influences.

Historical Significance The grandeur of Hyderabad’s past is reflected in its iconic landmarks such as Charminar, Golconda Fort, and the Qutb Shahi Tombs. These structures exhibit a stunning blend of Persian, Mughal, and indigenous architectural styles, serving as a testament to the city’s rich and diverse history under the Nizams' patronage.

Language and Literature Hyderabad is a linguistic mosaic where Telugu, Urdu, Hindi, and English coexist harmoniously. Urdu holds a special place due to its literary and poetic significance. The city has been a nurturing ground for eminent poets and writers like Mirza Ghalib and Amjad Hyderabadi. Events like literary festivals and mushairas (poetry recitals) celebrate the city’s vibrant literary tradition.

Music and Dance The musical heritage of Hyderabad is equally illustrious, with both Carnatic and Hindustani classical music thriving here. The city hosts numerous concerts and festivals, celebrating these traditional music forms. Dance forms like Kuchipudi and Kathak are also integral to Hyderabad’s cultural fabric, with several academies dedicated to preserving these arts.

Festivals Hyderabad's cultural diversity is showcased through its numerous festivals:

Diwali: Celebrated with dazzling lights and grand festivities.

Bonalu: A vibrant Telangana festival dedicated to Goddess Mahakali, featuring colorful processions and folk dances.

Makar Sankranti: Known for kite flying and traditional sweets, heralding the harvest season.

Cuisine Hyderabadi cuisine is globally acclaimed, known for its aromatic biryanis, succulent kebabs, and delightful sweets like Qubani ka Meetha and Double Ka Meetha. The iconic Hyderabadi Biryani, a blend of Mughlai and Andhra flavors, stands as a symbol of the city’s rich culinary tradition.

Art and Craft Hyderabad boasts a thriving art scene, with traditional crafts such as Bidriware, Pochampally ikat, and Hyderabadi pearls. Markets like Laad Bazaar and Shilparamam display the city’s artisanal heritage, offering intricate jewelry, textiles, and handicrafts.

Modern Hyderabad While deeply rooted in history, Hyderabad has embraced modernity and innovation. Known as "Cyberabad" due to its booming IT industry, the city features sprawling tech parks and contemporary infrastructure. This technological growth has attracted a global workforce, enhancing the city’s cultural diversity.

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Conclusion Hyderabad's blend of ancient traditions and contemporary influences creates a city that is truly unique. Its rich history, diverse culture, and rapid modernization ensure that the legacy of the Nizams thrives in the heart of modern India. Whether exploring historic landmarks, savoring delicious cuisine, or engaging in the vibrant arts scene, Hyderabad offers an unforgettable cultural experience.