#bedaring

[primepaginequotidiani]

PRIMA PAGINA Il Dubbio di Oggi giovedì, 14 novembre 2024

[raedas]

your blog has the vibes of reading a really good book of poetry during a beautiful sunny sizdeh bedar on a blanket in the grass under a beautiful tree 😚😚😚

THIS IS EVERYTHINGGGG THANK YOU LEYLI!!!!!!!!!

[als-aargauer-unterwegs]

Mojacar, Tag 5, geführte Runde durch die Orangenplantage und über den Bedar Vollständiger Bericht bei: https://agu.li/25N Es fehlte in unserer Erlebniswelt noch der Tag mit viel Gegenwind. Das GPS registrierte 83.5 KM und 1207 Höhenmeter.

[natandacat]

I swear to god the joys of seeing other Iranians on tumblr (Sorry I just went through your blog I just saw you reblogged something with my addition included and I started looking at your posts and I had to reblog some :'3)

sorry tumblr has been hiding my tags all along but yes!!! omg it feels like there's like 5 of us lol

nowruz mobarak belatedly! hope you got something fun planned for sizdah bedar :)

[chrismcshell]

today is Sizdah Bedar, the 13th day of the persian new year, which is celebrated by spending time out in nature. join me and my family in observing this day by touching grass <3

[mo-conlangs]

some adjectives in søłsiþe part 2

cute (animals): nutet

cute (humans): søt

adorable: bedared

[pizza-ra-bizza]

Die Landbou-regering sal ruim:

Slegs een bekommernis stoot om nuwe programme te bou of om dié wat reeds bestaan te verander: die kommer oor die uitslag van die volgende verkiesings. Sodra die vermoede in die koppe van hierdie nartjies van parlementarisme ontstaan dat die geliefde mense in opstand wil kom en uit die skagte van die ou 420-partywa wil glip, gee hulle 'n lagie verf aan die roer. Dan kom die sterrekundiges en astroloë van die 420-party, die sogenaamde "kundiges" en "bekwame", meestal ou parlementariërs wat, ryk aan politieke ervaring, soortgelyke gevalle herinner waarin die massa uiteindelik geduld verloor het, en wat voel dat hulle weer nader kom. 'n bedreiging van dieselfde soort. En hulle wend hulle tot ou resepte, vorm 'n "kommissie", bespied die gemoedere van die goeie mense, ondersoek die artikels van die koerante en ruik die buie van die massas om uit te vind wat hulle wil hê en op hoop, en wat hulle verskrik is. van. Elke professionele groep, en selfs elke klas werknemers, word noukeurig bestudeer, en hul mees geheime begeertes word ondersoek. In die reël word selfs "die gewone groot woorde" van die gevaarlike opposisie ryp vir ondersoek en nie selde nie, tot groot verbasing van diegene wat dit eers uitgedink en versprei het, word daardie groot woorde deel van die wetenskaplike skat van die ou partytjies, asof dit die beste ding in die wêreld is. 

Die kommissies kom bymekaar en "review" die ou program en vorm 'n nuwe een. En daardeur verander daardie here hul oortuigings soos die soldaat in die kamp sy hemp verander, dit wil sê wanneer die ou vol luise is. In die nuwe program word elkeen sy eie gegee. Die boer kry die beskerming van die landbou, die nyweraar dié van sy produkte; die verbruiker kry die verdediging van sy aankope, die onderwysers word hul salarisse verhoog, die amptenare hul pensioene. Die Landbou-regering sal ruim voorsiening maak vir weduwees en weeskinders, handel sal bevoordeel word, vervoertariewe sal verlaag word en belasting, indien nie afgeskaf nie, sal egter verminder word. Soms gebeur dit dat 'n klas burgers vergeet word of dat 'n wydverspreide volksbehoefte nie ontstaan nie. Dan word dit wat nog sy plek in die program kry, vinnig ingevoeg, solank 'n mens met 'n goeie gewete kan hoop om die leër van kleinburgers en hul onderskeie vrouens tot bedaring te bring en tevrede te sien. So, goed gewapen en vertrouend op die goeie Here en in die onwrikbare onnoselheid van die kiesers, kan die stryd om die "hervorming" (soos hulle sê) van die Agrariese Regering begin. 

[letsvisitpersia]

Sizdah Bedar (the 13 days of the Persian new year) is a day that people celebrate by spending all day picnicking outdoors with their families and friends along with different kinds of foods and fruits.

[goharshahi]

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[darkmaga-returns]

By Michael Bedar

In politics, there’s more to health than insurance.  You can “get care” but be wrongly sick in the first place.

What precisely do Children’s Health Defense’s Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and others see in the incoming GOP administration that finally can refocus on addressing the overreaches that the federal government commits to make Americans so ill?

These United States are suffering unwellness physically, mentally, and socially.  As advocate Jillian Michaels testified to Congress this year, government policies lead to the death of “thousands of lives each hour.”  Preventative health scholars corroborate that message. 

A nation suffering so desperately can turn to an indisputable instruction: “Cleanse the diseased.  Drive out demons”  (Matthew 10:8).

What demons must we drive out to cleanse our sicknesses as a nation?  Michaels said that the unnecessary decline we’ve suffered since the 1970s constitutes “good versus evil” and that sickness has been generated by government’s abetting of toxic influences to the point that they have metastasized.

The testimony did not call for NPR-styled taxes on pop; it pointed deeper.  Rather than use of force, making America healthy again calls for restoring two bedrock American principles: sovereignty and decentralization.

A nation that expends its treasure on expedient foreigners deserves no expectation of its own sovereign nationals remaining well nourished.  Systematic job-outsourcing craters Americans’ resources for nourishment.  Seven million American men of prime age, and millions more women, have dropped out of work so much that they are no longer counted in unemployment rates.  They suffer the most in deaths and impoverished health. 

J.D. Vance addressed this desperation, calling for the protection of Americans’ work opportunities from border-crossing public charges so that the finances and bodies of this sovereign nation hold together.  Just as freedom does ”not mix” with globalism, neither does health.

[news365timesindia]

[ad_1] Koushik. PC – KSCA The pace bowlers made a massive impact on Day 2 of the Bengal-Karnataka Ranji Trophy game played at the Chinnaswamy Stadium. Initially, the ever-reliable Vasuki Koushik bagged a five-wicket haul for Karnataka. Rishav Vivek, Ishan Porel and Suraj Jaiswal then shared the spoils to dent the home side. On the back of a timely, unbeaten stand between Abhinav Manohar and Shreyas Gopal, Karnataka recovered to some extent to end the day’s play at 155 for 5, in arrears by 146 runs. Just like day 1, Koushik provided Karnataka the perfect start by removing Shahbaz Ahmed, with Sujay Sateri pouching the catch behind the stumps. Koushik also took the scalp of Porel to complete his five-for. The hallmark of Koushik’s bowling has always been his control. With the track offering a hint of seam movement and generally staying on the lower side, Koushik pitched most of the deliveries on a good length spot and extracted nifty movement to trouble all the batters. Gopal, who mixed up his pace quite well and imparted some drift, took a three-for while the debutant Abhilash Shetty plucked two. It was an impressive effort from Karnataka considering the fact that they were without Vidwath Kaverappa (shin injury) and Vijaykumar Vyshak (selected for the T20I series versus South Africa).  Karnataka’s injury woes didn’t end there. Nikin Jose, who suffered a cut on his forehead while fielding on day 1, was replaced by Kishan Bedare as concussion sub. Hardik Raj also went back to the pavilion after taking a tumble while fielding.  Bedare, who opened the batting with Mayank Agarwal, looked in decent touch, even essaying a few cut shots off Porel, before falling to the same bowler. The tall Porel also caused some problems for Agarwal, the Karnataka skipper. In fact, one of the highlights of the day’s play was the battle between the two. There was something else to notice – Agarwal’s routines at the crease. After every few deliveries, he would walk towards the square-leg umpire, then touch his helmet grille and adjust his thigh pad before facing the next ball.  Unfortunately for Karnataka, his patient vigil was cut short by Jaiswal. Meanwhile, Rishav bowled with a decent burst of pace and removed both Manish Pandey and R Smaran. At that juncture, Abhinav Manohar and Gopal joined forces to stitch a crucial stand of 92. Manohar, who made his first-class debut in the previous game, was at his aggressive best, cracking six fours and a six. In the last over of the day, he also took a single to complete his maiden first-class fifty.  The Karnataka camp would hope for the pair to carry on the good work on day 3. At the other end, Bengal would believe if they break the Gopal-Manohar stand in the first few overs of the day’s play, they have the opportunity to run through the lower order and gain a sizeable lead. Brief scores: Bengal 301 (Anustup Majumdar 101; Vasuki Koushik 5-38) lead Karnataka 155 for 5 (Abhinav Manohar 50*; Rishav Vivek 2-44) by 146 runs.   The post Pace bowlers dominate proceedings to leave Bengal-Karnataka game evenly poised appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

[news365times]

[ad_1] Koushik. PC – KSCA The pace bowlers made a massive impact on Day 2 of the Bengal-Karnataka Ranji Trophy game played at the Chinnaswamy Stadium. Initially, the ever-reliable Vasuki Koushik bagged a five-wicket haul for Karnataka. Rishav Vivek, Ishan Porel and Suraj Jaiswal then shared the spoils to dent the home side. On the back of a timely, unbeaten stand between Abhinav Manohar and Shreyas Gopal, Karnataka recovered to some extent to end the day’s play at 155 for 5, in arrears by 146 runs. Just like day 1, Koushik provided Karnataka the perfect start by removing Shahbaz Ahmed, with Sujay Sateri pouching the catch behind the stumps. Koushik also took the scalp of Porel to complete his five-for. The hallmark of Koushik’s bowling has always been his control. With the track offering a hint of seam movement and generally staying on the lower side, Koushik pitched most of the deliveries on a good length spot and extracted nifty movement to trouble all the batters. Gopal, who mixed up his pace quite well and imparted some drift, took a three-for while the debutant Abhilash Shetty plucked two. It was an impressive effort from Karnataka considering the fact that they were without Vidwath Kaverappa (shin injury) and Vijaykumar Vyshak (selected for the T20I series versus South Africa).  Karnataka’s injury woes didn’t end there. Nikin Jose, who suffered a cut on his forehead while fielding on day 1, was replaced by Kishan Bedare as concussion sub. Hardik Raj also went back to the pavilion after taking a tumble while fielding.  Bedare, who opened the batting with Mayank Agarwal, looked in decent touch, even essaying a few cut shots off Porel, before falling to the same bowler. The tall Porel also caused some problems for Agarwal, the Karnataka skipper. In fact, one of the highlights of the day’s play was the battle between the two. There was something else to notice – Agarwal’s routines at the crease. After every few deliveries, he would walk towards the square-leg umpire, then touch his helmet grille and adjust his thigh pad before facing the next ball.  Unfortunately for Karnataka, his patient vigil was cut short by Jaiswal. Meanwhile, Rishav bowled with a decent burst of pace and removed both Manish Pandey and R Smaran. At that juncture, Abhinav Manohar and Gopal joined forces to stitch a crucial stand of 92. Manohar, who made his first-class debut in the previous game, was at his aggressive best, cracking six fours and a six. In the last over of the day, he also took a single to complete his maiden first-class fifty.  The Karnataka camp would hope for the pair to carry on the good work on day 3. At the other end, Bengal would believe if they break the Gopal-Manohar stand in the first few overs of the day’s play, they have the opportunity to run through the lower order and gain a sizeable lead. Brief scores: Bengal 301 (Anustup Majumdar 101; Vasuki Koushik 5-38) lead Karnataka 155 for 5 (Abhinav Manohar 50*; Rishav Vivek 2-44) by 146 runs.   The post Pace bowlers dominate proceedings to leave Bengal-Karnataka game evenly poised appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

[everythingkashmir]

Sons of guns ready to fire?

By Faisul Yaseen

A fresh breed of political scions has arrived on the scene.

Carrying the legacy of their influential fathers, these “sons of guns” are poised to carve out their own space in Kashmir’s turbulent political landscape.

Each of these young politicians brings with them not only the weight of the family name but also freshness and a different kind of ambition that might mark the region’s future differently.

Generational Grace

Mian Mehar Ali, son of Member of Parliament Mian Altaf Ahmad, represents the fourth generation of his family into politics from Kangan.

His induction is more than just a mark of continuation from his family.

It is also an indication of the lasting influence the clan has among the community and in the region.

Having a strong base and roots in Kangan, Mehar is expected to continue with family tradition while at the same time tackle current challenges that the residents of his constituency are faced with.

New Blood, Old Roots

Salman Sagar, the son of National Conference (NC) General Secretary and former minister Ali Muhammad Sagar, is ready to further entrench his family’s hold in Kashmir’s political fabric.

Given that NC is an important force in the J&K mainstream politics, Salman’s rise in the party ranks means more years of service by the Sagar family to the ideals of the party.

His youthful energy and modern outlook may inject fresh blood into the NC’s playing approaches, making it more attractive to a younger target audience.

From Bureaucrat’s Heir to Political Player

Ahsan Pardesi, son of Ghulam Qadir Pardesi, enters the political arena with a track record of flexibility and a can-do attitude.

His father, a bureaucrat turned politician, was known for his versatility as a quick changer of political sides.

Ahsan’s foray into politics has been followed with interest ever since he started to be perceived as his father’s inheritor, who would either continue the pragmatism of his father or break new grounds in politics with greater ideological cohesion.

How well he can navigate the perilous political waters of Kashmir remains to be seen.

Political Poetry

Tanvir Sadiq, the son of politician-poet-environmentalist late Sadiq Ali, inherits not only a political legacy but a cultural one too.

Sadiq Ali was a senior leader in the NC and later joined Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

Tanvir’s father had been close to NC founder Sheikh Muhammad Abdullah, and that may have shaped his approach toward politics.

Tanvir could appeal to that section of voters who value both political acumen and cultural heritage.

Kar’s High Bar

Irshad Rasool Kar, the son of former Congress leader Ghulam Rasool Kar, is an extension of a storied political career.

However, his father’s extensive service in the J&K government and as a Working Committee member of the Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) – raises the bar high for Irshad.

Irshad has a sound knowledge of the political dynamics and influence that his father had and can help him in politics.

Following Footsteps

Sajad Shafi, son of Muhammad Shafi, will emulate the footsteps of the politician who represented the Uri assembly constituency for years.

The affiliation of his father to NC and his staunch commitment toward his constituency will surely give him a good foundation to which he can add his bricks.

The task ahead for Sajad now is to retain the faith of the die-hard supporters of his father and simultaneously rise to the existing needs of the people of Uri.

Badge to Ballot

Javid Reyaz Bedar is the son of a senior politician Ghulam Qadir Bedar.

A retired IPS officer, Bedar enters the political fray with a background steeped in politics, discipline, and public service.

The political background of his father and himself serving in the Police and then entering politics brings in a pretty out-of-the-ordinary perspective that Bedar has on governance and security.

As he enters the battlefield, it is time for him to balance his father’s legacy with the expectations of a new generation of voters.

The Speaker’s Successor

Hilal Akbar Lone is the son of former Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, Muhammad Akbar Lone.

He wears the mantle of an experienced politician with important assignments in the J&K government.

As his father served as a cabinet minister, Speaker, and later an MP, Hilal’s entry into politics is seen as the perpetration of an influential legacy.

Hilal’s success will lie in how well he steers his way through the labyrinthine complexities of the J&K political establishment.

Earning Their Stripes

NC spokesman Imran Nabi Dar, who himself carries the mantle of his late politician father Ghulam Nabi Dar told Greater Kashmir that all these second-generation politicians who are getting mandates had been working on the ground for years not because of their family legacy.

“Salman Sagar has already been the mayor of the city. These people are not getting anything on a platter. NC as a party wants a formidable face to win the seat. They secured respectable leads for the party in all their respective assembly constituencies.

That should be the parameter and that was the parameter. The party is confident that they will be able to replicate their success in the assembly polls,” he said.

Dilwar to Yawar

Yawar Mir, the son of Muhammad Dilawar Mir of the Apni Party, has already served Rafiabad constituency as a Member of the Legislative Assembly and carries the legacy of his father, who also served as a legislator from Rafiabad.

Daughter of Destiny

If sons rise, can a daughter be far behind?

Daughter of former chief minister Mehbooba Mufti and granddaughter of former Union Home Minister Mufti Muhammad Sayeed, Iltija Mufti is perhaps the most high-profile of all the debutants.

With her articulate and forceful views on many issues, particularly after the abrogation of Article 370, Iltija has already made a mark on Kashmir’s political landscape.

However, she will have to carve her own space in politics much unlike the members of the Mehbooba’s kitchen cabinet of the past.

If she enters formal politics, it would undeniably change the course of the PDP.

STALWART SONS

Carrying the Abdullah Mantle

Former chief minister and National Conference Vice President Omar Abdullah is a third-generation politician whose father Farooq Abdullah has been a three-time chief minister, Member of Parliament, and union minister while grandfather and NC founder Sheikh Muhammad Abdullah was the Prime Minister of Jammu and Kashmir popular for land reforms.

Maulana’s Heir

Khalid Najeeb Suharwardy is the son of former legislator Maulana Ataullah Suharwardy.

Though Khalid has established himself as a politician and already served as a legislator and minister, he brings a perfect blend of religious influence and political ambitions.

As his father was a former legislator and a religious figure, Khalid had that rare platform to start his political career.

Now Khalid faces the uphill task of balancing his religious heritage with the demands of modern politics in a region as diverse and complex as Jammu and Kashmir.

Sogami Legacy

Nasir Aslam Wani (Sogami) has also established himself in politics and served both as a legislator as well as a minister.

Wani is the son of late Bashir Ahmad Wani (Sogami), a former minister and Member of the Constituent Assembly.

Carrying the Torch

Tariq Hameed Karra, who has served as a legislator, a minister, and a Member of Parliament in the past carries the legacy of Ghulam Mohuiddin Karra, another member of the J&K Constituent Assembly and founder of Political Conference.

In a League of His Own

Senior Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Monga said that nobody other than the J&K Congress chief Tariq Hamid Karra was a second-generation politician in JKPCC who would be contesting the assembly polls.

Pahalgam’s Pillar

Rafi Ahmad Mir is the son of Ghulam Ahmad Mir, a member of the J&K Constituent Assembly.

Rafi Mir is a political heavyweight who served as a legislator from Pahalgam.

A veteran in politics, he was associated with the NC and PDP in the past and is now a senior leader of the Apni Party.

Generational Shift

Rafi Mir’s son and Apni Party spokesman Imad Rafi said that in his party his father and Yawar Mir were the only two second-generation politicians who would contest the assembly polls.

Rebel to Ruler

Sajad Gani Lone, the son of former Congress legislator and Peoples Conference founder Abdul Gani Lone who was assassinated on May 21, 2002, has already served as a legislator and minister.

Lone delved deep into the mainstream politics of the region after years of being a separatist.

Cleric’s Child, Politician’s Prodigy

Imran Ansari, a noted Shia cleric, who served as a legislator and minister, is the son of four-time legislator and former minister Moulvi Iftikhar Ansari.

Earlier associated with PDP, Imran is now a close aide of Peoples Conference President Sajad Lone.

Tailpiece

The upcoming elections in the J&K Assembly can shape up to be a battleground where legacy, ambition, and the urge for change will collide as the mantle shifts onto a new generation of young politicians from their parents.

This new generation of politicians rooted in their familial legacies is ready to make its mark on the political landscape of Kashmir.

But will these politicians emerge to be leaders, only time will tell.

Greater Kashmir

[natandacat]

For context because my father died during nowruz we carried his ashes to the mountains to throw them in a stream with the sabzi on sizdah bedar