#Saptahik

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Weekly Horoscope 25 Nov To 1 Dec 2024: माह के अंत में तुला, कुंभ समेत इन राशियों के जीवन में आएगी स्थिरता- My JyotishWeekly Horoscope 25 Nov to 1 Dec 2024: नवंबर का अंतिम सप्ताह शुरू हो रहा है और ऐसे में इस सप्ताह कुछ राशियों के जीवन स्थिरता आते नजर आ रही है। तो आइए इसी क्रम में जानते हैं कि सभी राशियों के लिए ये सप्ताह कैसा बीतेगा।

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Sarso Teji Mandi Report 6 May: बीते हफ्ते सरसों की क्या रही स्थिति? देखें साप्ताहिक तेजी-मंदी रिपोर्ट

सरसों साप्ताहिक रिपोर्ट 6 मई 2024 : पिछला सप्ताह सुरुवात सोमवार जयपुर सरसों नयी 5375 रुपये पर खुला था। ओर शनिवार शाम 5325 रुपये पर बंद हुआ। पिछले सप्ताह के दौरान सरसो में मांग न रहने से -50 रुपए प्रति क्विंटल की गिरावट दर्ज हुआ, सप्ताह के शुरुआत में आयी गिरावट को कवर कर सरसो लगभग स्थिर बंद हुआ। Sarso Teji Mandi Report 6 May जयपुर सरसों 5350 के अपने सपोर्ट के करीब आने के बाद हल्की बढ��त के चलते…

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চাকরির খবর: আপনারা যারা চাকরির প্রস্তুতি নিচ্ছেন। তারা হয়তবা ভালো করে জানবেন যে প্রতি শুক্রবারে ”সাপ্তাহিক চাকরির খবর পত্রিকা” প্রকাশিত হয়। Read More…

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What is the last week of August going to give you in terms of money. Let's know how will be the condition of your pocket this week. Due to the combination of planets, this week, chances of increase in wealth are being created for the people of Cancer and Aquarius. Let us know that people of these zodiac signs (Saptahik Arthik Rashifal) are expected to have heavy pockets this week.

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Saptahik Chakrir Dak 11 August 2023

Saptahik Chakrir Dak 11 August 2023 To Get Weekly Jobs Newspaper Saptahik Chakrir Khobor Newspaper Job 11 August 2023 Form the Best Jobs and Education Portal Website in Bangladesh By http://www.bdjobscareers.com. Weekly Newspaper job news is very important for people, especially those who are finding a new job or a better job. We know that The Saptahik Chakrir Khobor Newspaper will be present to…

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Weekly: इस सावन इन राशियों पर भोलेनाथ की रहेगी विशेष कृपा

Weekly Saptahik Rashifal 3-9 July 2023: 3 जुलाई से नए हफ्ता प्रारंभ हो रहा है. जुलाई माह का ये सप्ताह बेहद खास है ���्योंकि इसकी शुरुआत गुरु पूर्णिमा से हो रही है. इसके अलावा मंगलवार से सावन भोलेनाथ का महीना प्रारंभ हो रहा है. (Weekly) साथ ही इस सप्ताह गजानन संकष्टी चतुर्थी और कालाष्टमी भी हैं. नए सप्ताह में कई ��ड़े परिवर्तन होने वाले हैं. कई राशि के जातकों को बढ़िया फायदा होने वाला है, जबकि कई राशि…

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Scorpio Saptahik Rashifal: वृश्चिक राशि वालों के इस हफ्ते प्रेम संबंधों में आएगी नजदीकियां, बढ़ेगी खुशियां

18 Se 24 November Ka Vrischik Rashi Ka Saptahik Rashifal: सप्ताह आरंभ में प्रियजनों के साथ देव दर्शन को जा सकते हैं. आपकी आध्यात्मिक कार्य में रुचि रहेगी. कार्यक्षेत्र में आपकी ईमानदार कार्यशैली लोगों को विशेष रुप से प्रभावित करेगी. नौकरी में पदोन्नति के योग बनेंगे. सरकार में बैठे लोगों को विशेष अधिकार प्राप्त होगा. कोर्ट कचहरी के मामले मे लगे लोगों के महत्वपूर्ण सफलता एवं सम्मान मिलेगा. सप्ताह…

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saptahik rashifal 5 august se 11 august 2024 weekly rashifal in hindi

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Learn Astrology Signs And Horoscope Signs by Date of Birth

जन्मतिथि के अनुसार ज्योतिष (Astrology by Date of Birth)

ज्योतिष एक प्राचीन विद्या है जो जन्मतिथि, समय और स्थान के आधार पर व्यक्ति का भविष्य जानने में मदद करती है। जन्म कुंडली या जन्म पत्रिका एक चार्ट होता है जिसमें ग्रहों और नक्षत्रों की स्थिति का वर्णन होता है। यह कुंडली व्यक्ति की जीवन यात्रा, विशेषताओं और संभावित चुनौतियों के बारे में जानकारी प्रदान करती है।

Janmatithi ke Anusar Jyotish (Astrology by Date of Birth)

Jyotish ek prachin vidya hai jo janmatithi, astrology by date of birth samay aur sthan ke adhar par vyakti ka bhavishya jaanne mein madad karti hai. Janm Kundli ya Janm Patrika ek chart hota hai jisme grahon aur nakshatron ki sthiti ka varnan hota hai. Yeh Kundli vyakti ki jeevan yatra, visheshataon aur sambhavit chunautiyon ke baare mein jankari pradan karti hai.

जन्मतिथि के अनुसार राशिफल (Horoscope by Date of Birth)

Janmatithi ke Anusar Rashifal (Horoscope by Date of Birth)

Rashifal janmatithi ke adhar horoscope signs dates par vyakti ke bhavishya ki jankari deta hai. Isme grahon ki chaal aur unki sthiti ke adhar par bhavishyavaniyan ki jaati hain. Dainik, saptahik, masik aur varshik rashifal vyakti ke jeevan ke vibhinn pehluon jaise swasthya, career, prem jeevan adi par prakaash dalte hain.

भारत के सर्वश्रेष्ठ ज्योतिषी (Best Astrologer in India)

भारत में कई प्रसिद्ध ज्योतिषी हैं जिन्होंने अपनी सटीक भविष्यवाणियों और ज्ञान के लिए ख्याति प्राप्त की है। इनमें से कुछ प्रमुख नाम हैं:

बेजान दारूवाला

के.एन. राव

जनार्दन पंडित

डॉ. प्रेम कुमार शर्मा

पं. अजय भाम्बी

Bharat ke Sarvashreshth Jyotishi (Best Astrologer in India)

Bharat mein kai prasiddh jyotishi hain jinhone apni sahi bhavishyavaniyon aur gyaan ke liye khyati prapt ki hai. Inmein se kuch pramukh naam hain:

Bejan Daruwalla

K.N. Rao

Janardhan Pandit

Dr. Prem Kumar Sharma

Pt. Ajai Bhambi

अंक ज्योतिष संख्या (Numerology Number)

अंक ज्योतिष एक विद्या है जो अंकों के माध्यम से व्यक्ति के जीवन के बारे में जानकारी प्राप्त करती है। जन्मतिथि और नाम के अंकों का उपयोग करके मुख्य अंक ज्योतिष संख्या निकाली जाती हैं:

लाइफ पाथ नंबर: जन्मतिथि से निकाला जाता है।

एक्सप्रेशन नंबर: जन्म के समय पूरे नाम से निकाला जाता है।

सोल अर्ज नंबर: नाम के स्वरों से निकाला जाता है।

पर्सनैलिटी नंबर: नाम के व्यंजनों से निकाला जाता है।

Anka Jyotish Sankhya (Numerology Number)

Ank Jyotish ek vidya hai jo Free Astrology Kundli by Date of Birth ankon ke madhyam se vyakti ke jeevan ke baare mein jankari prapt karti hai. Janmatithi aur naam ke ankon ka upayog karke mukhya ank jyotish sankhya nikali jaati hain:

Life Path Number: Janmatithi se nikala jata hai.

Expression Number: Janm ke samay poore naam se nikala jata hai.

Soul Urge Number: Naam ke swaron se nikala jata hai.

Personality Number: Naam ke vyanjanon se nikala jata hai.

जन्मतिथि के अनुसार मुफ्त ज्योतिष कुंडली (Free Astrology Kundli by Date of Birth)

जन्म कुंडली व्यक्ति की जन्मतिथि, समय और स्थान के आधार पर बनाई जाती है। यह व्यक्ति के जीवन के विभिन्न पहलुओं के बारे में जानकारी प्रदान करती है। कई वेबसाइट्स मुफ्त कुंडली सेवाएं प्रदान करती हैं:

AstroSage

Astrobix

Indian Astrology Portals

Janmatithi ke Anusar Muft Jyotish Kundli (Free Astrology Kundli by Date of Birth)

Janm Kundli vyakti ki janmatithi, samay aur sthan ke adhar par banai jati hai. Yeh vyakti ke jeevan ke vibhinn pehluon ke baare mein jankari pradan karti hai. Kai websites muft kundli sevaayen pradan karti hain:

AstroSage

Astrobix

Indian Astrology Portals

आज का पंचांग (Aaj Ka Panchang)

पंचांग एक पारंपरिक हिन्दू कैल���ंडर है जो दैनिक आधार पर महत्वपूर्ण ज्योतिषीय डेटा प्रदान करता है, जैसे:

तिथि: चंद्र दिवस

नक्षत्र: चंद्र मण्डल

योग: ग्रहों का विशेष संयोजन

करण: आधा चंद्र दिवस

वार: सप्ताह का दिन

आज का पंचांग विभिन्न गतिविधियों के लिए शुभ और अशुभ समय की जानकारी देता है।

Aaj Ka Panchang

Panchang ek paramparik Hindu Aaj Ka Panchang calendar hai jo dainik adhar par mahatvapurn jyotishiya data pradan karta hai, jaise:

Tithi: Chandra divas

Nakshatra: Chandra mandal

Yoga: Grahon ka vishesh sanyojan

Karana: Aadha Chandra divas

Vaar: Saptah ka din

Aaj ka Panchang vibhinn gatividhiyon ke liye shubh aur ashubh samay ki jankari deta hai.

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Weekly Horoscope 14 To 20 October 2024: अक्टूबर का तीसरा सप्ताह इन राशियों के लिए रहेगा शुभ, पढ़ें अपना राशिफलWeekly Horoscope 14 to 20 October 2024: अक्टूबर का तीसरा सप्ताह इन राशियों के लिए रहेगा शुभ, पढ़ें अपना राशिफल

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Saptahik Chakrir Khobor 28 June 2024 Are you looking for this week's daily newspaper job circular, then you have the right place & PDF file here: Job Newspaper

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सरसों साप्ताहिक रिपोर्ट 22 अप्रैल : सरसो के भाव घटकर सीज़न के शुरुआती लेवल पर पहुंचे

सरसों साप्ताहिक रिपोर्ट 22 अप्रैल : पिछला सप्ताह सुरुवात सोमवार जयपुर सरसों नयी 5400 रुपये पर खुला था। ओर शनिवार शाम 5350 रुपये पर बंद हुआ। पिछले सप्ताह के दौरान सरसो में मांग न रहने से -50 रुपए प्रति क्विंटल की गिरावट दर्ज हुआ, बीते सप्ताह सरसो के भाव घटकर सीज़न के शुरुआती लेवल पर पहुंच गए हैं। जयपुर सरसो इस सीजन 5350 का निचला स्तर बनाया था जहाँ से 250 रुपये बढ़कर 5600 तक पंहुचा था। ऊपरी…

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Hindi journalism in India – then and now

The launch of The Caravan's Hindi quarterly Karwaan in April 2024 was accompanied by a panel discussion that compared the state of Hindi journalism today and in the yesteryears when the medium was thriving. Moderated by Hartosh Singh Bal, executive editor of The Caravan, the panel with Paresh Nath, editor-in-chief of Delhi Press, Seema Chishti, editor of The Wire, Mrinal Pande, former chief editor of Hindustan, and Sagar, staff writer at The Caravan as speakers deliberated on what Hindi journalism needs to today to revive and revitalize.

Paresh Nath, editor-in-chief of Delhi Press, said Hindi magazines still record the highest sales in India. “Our Hindi fortnightly Sarita was priced at Re 1 when it launched in 1945. This was not an easy feat during those days and involved a huge amount of risk as the magazine was being brought out by Vishva Nath, a person who was not even remotely associated with Hindi literature and came from a printing background.”

Sarita has been a revolutionary magazine since its inception, Nath said, adding it tried to demonstrate how the Indian society remained poor and backward due to overemphasis on religion. Delhi Press tried to educate Indian readers on how they were politically free but not entirely mentally free.

“Our magazines are a result of our family's hard work and commitment as no investor or institution funded them. We are proud to say we are now the publishers of 25-30 magazines with The Caravan being a renowned name in the English magazine space while in Hindi, we have Sarita, Grihashobha and Champak,” he said.

“Grihashobha and Champak have a wide readership in many other Indian languages such as Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Bangla. All magazines have different forms and had their ups and downs during their publication,” he added.

Nath informed the audience that their family was closely associated with publishing even before Delhi Press was established. The Nath family were publishers of the 1870 edition of an English-Hindustani dictionary, which was priced at Rs 50.

Mrinal Pande, former chief editor of Hindustan and author of The Journey of Hindi Language Journalism in India: From Raj to Swaraj and Beyond (Studies in Journalism), said the 80s were the golden period of Hindi magazine publishing in India there were good editors such as Harveer Sahay, Srikant Verma and Sarveshwar Dayal Saxena. “We at the The Times of India group used to look at Delhi Press in a snooty way. However, I used to believe and still believe that Delhi Press introduced me personally and Hindi magazines generally to its target audience and to what extent you can push him/her,” she said.

She said Delhi Press was prompt in paying freelance writers and photographers. In the 80s, press photographers were in a bad state and used to go to multiple publishing houses. The big publishers had a long wait time and could not make instant payments.

“During our office discussions, I came to know that the sales of Delhi Press' Women's Era were higher than The Times of India Group's Femina, she said, adding Grihashobha and Champak were the largest-selling Hindi magazines. I realized we should not look at Delhi Press in a snooty way, and rather try to understand what they had got right that the Times Group magazines hadn't.”

Most Hindi magazines of that era were brought out by larger publishing houses, which used to put their English newspapers first, Pande said, adding Hindi magazines and newspapers were in the second and third categories. “Till a publishing house does not have its full focus on its publications and editorial teams, you will not be able to understand its requirements. Till the time good editors were present, Hindi magazines kept on doing well but later started to decline. In the 90s, there came a time when many leading Hindi magazines shut down one by one – Dharmyug, Saptahik Hindustan, and Gyanoday,” she added.

While the Times Group fussed a lot about their printing operations and the quality of paper, the main focus of the Delhi Press publications used to be on their pace and portability, she explained. This was when women were first becoming a part of the Indian workforce, though mostly in clerical jobs – they used to travel by DTC buses in Delhi and local trains in Mumbai. “When I interacted with some of these women, they said the size of Sarita enabled them to carry it in their bags and read it on the way to their workplace. It was easily available at all railway stations and newsstands while the Times publications were available only at select bookshops and newsstands and were not of a suitable size to fit in a handbag,” she said.

The Hindi reader doesn't have deep pockets like his or her English counterpart, Pande said, adding they still spend their money on Hindi publications to keep themselves informed and updated. “I am happy that the Delhi Press Group hasn't retained the name The Caravan for its Hindi version and has used the Hindi word Karwaan instead,” she added.

Apart from pace and portability, Hindi magazines of yesteryears had fewer advertisements, she said, adding a major reason was that larger publication houses used to subsidize their Hindi publications. Another reason behind the success of weekly magazines was serialized fiction from established and emerging Hindi authors, which needs to be revived today. The Hindi reader is still thirsty for this type of content, Pande said, adding readers still maintain bound versions of their favorite Hindi editions and consider them as a collector's item.

These days, many Hindi magazines are coming up again as the newspaper industry is not doing well, Pande said. Long-form content, she said, is still alive in magazines as people in smaller cities like to read long articles in print despite digitization. When men go to work, housewives read and even exchange Hindi magazines, she said. “We need to put some thought into finding out the Hindi magazine reader, what she does, and when she finds to time to read. It is very difficult to prepare a psychotropic profile of our readers, especially women,” she said.

Pande said art and literature columns have disappeared or been reduced in major Indian newspapers, and it's up to magazines to revive these sections.

Seema Chishti, editor of The Wire, said that the 90s was a very interesting decade for Indian radio and Hindi journalism. She felt gross injustice was done to the Hindi public sphere during that time as many possibilities and opportunities in Hindi journalism were missed. Hindi radio was a medium that connected the Hindi-speaking belt, Chishti said but the government didn't allow news on radio to be privatized. “There are many spoken Hindi dialects in India and there was a huge scope for Hindi radio to nurture them, which did not happen.”

BBC Hindi brought a lot of possibilities to Hindi radio journalism and helped radio emerge as a cost-effective medium for informing and updating the masses on the latest news, she said. The closure of several Hindi news magazines defines the betrayal of these opportunities in Hindi journalism, she said, adding leading bookstores of that time refused to stock Hindi books and magazines. This trend is still relevant at many elite bookshops in north India, even though some of them have started stocking translations and South Asian literature in recent years.

Sagar, a staff writer at The Caravan, explained that working with regional English newspapers and interacting with Hindi writers helped him understand the approach towards Hindi journalism in general. There is not much fact-checking in Hindi journalism because of which there is misinformation, he said, adding publications get away with this due to their mass popularity. However, Karwaan has a proper fact-checking team in place.

Pande said words have their own journey in a language – their meanings keep on changing according to time. It is, thus, extremely important for writers and journalists to learn the nuances of Hindi or whichever language they are reporting in. Journalism is playful and it should be something to hit back at the authorities with, she said.

Hartosh Singh Bal, executive editor of The Caravan, recalled that when Dainik Bhaskar and Dainik Jagran were launched in Punjab, the relationship between journalism and language came to the fore. Explaining, he said Hindu journalism was often linked to Hindu fundamentalism and Punjabi journalism to Sikh fundamentalism. He said language politics between Hindi and Urdu had played a key role during the British rule as well.

Reporting shouldn't have any language be it Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu or English, Bal said, adding Karwaan will continue in the footsteps of The Caravan to create an unbiased anti-establishment approach to Hindi journalism.

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Saptahik Chakrir Dak 07 July 2023

Saptahik Chakrir Dak 07 July 2023 Chakrir Dak Weekly Jobs Newspaper 07 July 2023, To Get Weekly Jobs Newspaper Saptahik Chakrir Khobor Newspaper Job 14 April 2023 Form the Best Jobs and Education Portal Website in Bangladesh By http://www.jobscirculars.com. Weekly Newspaper job news is very important for people, especially those who are finding a new job or a better job. We know that The…

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धारावी स्लम एरिया के पुनर्विकास के लिए अडानी ग्रुप द्वारा परिकल्पित किया गया अडानी धारावी रिडेवेलोप्मेन्ट प्रोजेक्ट प्राइवेट लिमिटेड(DRPPL) अर्बन रिसेटलमेंट और रिजनेरशन प्रोजेक्ट के रूप में एक वृहद और अनोखा प्रोजेक्ट है। स्टेट-ऑफ़-आर्ट मेथड द्वारा मॉडर्न इंफ्रास्ट्रक्चर एवं सभी आधुनिक सुविधाओं के साथ तैयार किए जाने वाला यह प्रोजेक्ट धारावी के रूप को पूर्णतः बदल देगा। अडानी धारावी से स्थानीय लोगों को वर्ल्ड क्लास स्मार्ट सिटी का लाभ मिलेगा जहाँ वे एक सुविधापूर्ण, स्वच्छ और जीवन यापन के अनेकों अवसर से भरा जीवन व्यतीत कर सकेंगे।