#jhumus

[jhoumous]

Emotional people are attacking me

[aap-kaisi-ladhki-hain-kammo-ji]

kaise batau baatein main laila

rakhi hain dil mein chupa ke jo laila

kaise batau kaise batau laila

majnu kahin na ho jaun main laila

jhumu main nachu main gaun main laila

rang mein tere malang firun main laila

[issywalaarham]

Kuch toh tu bhi kehde

Khamoshi Teri ati hai tufaan leke

Kashti ko kinare de

Ya fir dubade tu mujhe teri panaah me leke

Jo lautegi toh intezaar dede

Raatien kathti nahi , din bhi imtehaan lete

Ye mere haal-e-dil ki tujhe zimedaar kehte

Ye bekhabar mai zinda hu tere hi aasre pe

Faaslo se yeh mohabbat kam na hogi

Lutado khudo waado pe toh kasar kya hogi?

Asr na hogi koi dawa bhi mujh dewaane pe

Gawa hai raatien tere bin jo ab basar honge

Baarishon me ab Mai jhoomu kaise ?

Wo saath ankhoun me,ankhoun ko mai chumu kaise?

Haat kaampe mere jhumu kaise?

Sabaq jo Sikhe tujhse, unko ab mai bhoolu kaise?

[muhtesemz]

Some books from old bookshops in Dhaka. Why do people have to sell every book?

Credit: Salman Siddique Prottoy

To myself, on my happy birthday.

31.12.94 Saturday

Vaiyya (Brother)

91'

To Shifa apu

- Drubo

26.06.97

A kiss 'To Sumon'

'98

This private collection is only for S. A. Khan

Ela Apa, on the wedding of Shanta

11th February, 1984

Keya,

In memory of the day,

When you cried out loud and

let the world know of your existence.

- Muyeed

02.07.94

Fuller Road, Dhaka

Jhumu,

'Mountain can vanish

River can dry

You may forget me

But never can I'

Heart/Life/Soul/Spirit

- Pran

15.10.2000

(Does Jhumu still remember the boy named Pran, the person who once vowed not to forget her ever? Or life is too busy to remember every old memory?)

[halloithmeagain]

Jhumu,

'Mountain can vanish, River can dry, You may forget me, But never can I.”

Heart/Life/Soul/Spirit

- Pran

15.10.2000

(Does Jhumu still remember the boy named Pran,the person who once vowed not to forget her ever? Or is life too busy to remember every old memory?)

[yug-singh]

#Flirting_chats

#Flirty_story

He : I Love You

She : Who r u ??

He : Main Rang Sharbaton Ka Tu Mithe Ghaat KaPaani

She : Tumhe Pata H Mai Kon Hu ??

He : Tu Mohobbat H , Tu Meri Chaahat H

She : Tum Mera Picha Kyu Krte Ho ??

He : Bakhuda Tum Hi Ho Har Jagaah Tum Hi Ho.

She : Akhir Tum Chahte Kya Ho ??

He : Kese Bataye Kyu Tujhko Chaahe YaraBatana Paye...

She : OK !! Tum Mere Liye Kya Kar Sakte Ho?

He : Tere Liye Jhumu Deewana Banke ..😙😙

She : Mujse Acchi Tume mil jaayegi

He : Nhi !! Tu Chahiye Tu Chahiye Shaam-O-Subah Tu Chahiye

She : Tum Mujse Kitna Pyaar Karte Ho ??

He : Be Intehaan Yun Pyaar Karu Be Intehaan

She : Tume Mai Itni Q Pasand hu ??

He : Tumhi Ho Beshuba Tumhi Ho

She : Jhoote

He : Sacchi Si H Ye Taarife Dil Se Jo Mene KariH...

She : Chalo Ha .. I Love U Too

He: Dehliz Pe Mere Dil Ki Jo Rakhe H TuneKadam Tere Naam Pe Meri Zindagi Likhdi MereHumdum

She : Agar Hum Dono Kabhi Alag Hogye Toh?

He : Kaash Wo Pal Paida Hi Na Ho Jisme NazarTu Na Aaye Mar Jaaye Ha Mar Jaaye

She : So Sweet...

Apko story psnd aaye to plz comments me jrur daase and nave nave story reading k liye profile nu jake visit kre

#flirting_boy

100%#write_by

#storylover& writer

#yug_singh

My Instagram

@yug_singh_storylover

#I_write_what_you_feel

[kathyprior4200]

Michael Newton’s Journey of Souls: Soul Names

Ariani = "pure"

Amephus = "formless"

Clodees

Quazel = bird

Valairs = "son of the wolves"

Quan = "coin"

Allum = "farm"

Norcross = "north cross roads"/ English surname

Vilo = "air"

Trinian

Dubri

Shato

Nenthum

Senji

Raqul =Innocent"

Idis = "divine female being"

Mulcafgil

Kumara = twinning plant

Thece

Ojanowin

An-ras

Wa-roo

Junnus = "blessed"

Jor = "vigor"

Kalish = "rosebud"

Eone = "eon/eternity"

Talu ="palate"

Pomar = "orchard"

Eaan = "eon/eternity"

Tammano = "fields"

Axinar

Niath

Tishin

Scanlon

Banyon = "God tree"

Makil = "Gift of God"

Selim = "Safe"

Numi = "Peace"

Achem = "find"

Puruian

Canaris = canary

Apalon

Uras = Sumerian earth goddess

Seena = "moon"

Enity = "fair"

Likiko = fruit

Unthur

Fotanious = fortune

Klaris = leg

Shath = glory

Kliday = "son of the servant of God"

Zinene

Rendar = "make"

Joaquin= "established by God"

Emmanuel = "God is with us"

Kars = snow

Cinera

Ix-Ax

Ned

Orick = "oak"

Kimoye = helpful

Iri = light

Baatak = Philipine group

Kala = "fate"

Jhumu = "fate"

Kamo = "duck"

Larion

Fyum

Obidom = "scholar"

[jhoumous]

Vegan hosts

[odishaphotos]

Spring slave

Spring slave

Oriya fiction actress Jharna Das (born 1945) is an Oriya film actress. She has acted in films such as Malajahn, Amada Bat and Actress. He is the Assistant Director of the Cuttack Television Center. He has also worked in V.B.

 Personal life-- Jharna Das was born in 1945 to a Christian family in Chandni Chowk, Cuttack. Everyone was calling him Jhumu. They had ten brothers and sisters in the spring house. The play, written by his mother, was staged at home with his brother-in-law pulling a bed and pulling a sari. Jharna Das made her acting debut in a play by Narasimha Mohapatra. His elder brother's close friend actor Akshay Mohanty (Kashyap) and musician Akshay Mohanty wanted Jhum to be an actress. Some of the talent of being an artist was also seen in the case of Jharna Das as a child. He often played hide and seek with his father's guitar. While still in school, Akashwani took part in Cuttack's "Children's World" program. Jharna Das learned Odissi dance from Odissi dance guru Kelucharan Mohapatra. He was married to painter Deepak Das.

Education-- At Jharna Das's house, his father, uncle, etc. were musicians and played various musical instruments. They had ten brothers and sisters in the spring house. The play, written by his mother, was staged at home with his brother-in-law pulling a bed and pulling a sari. She started acting as a child artist in Akashwani Cuttack. After graduating from Mission4 Girls 'School (Eber Buckley Girls' School), Jharna Das graduated with a degree from Rocky Women's College. She is the first Oriya actress to graduate. Shailabala started playing radio while studying in college. Narasimha made her acting debut in a play by Mohapatra. She learned Odissi dance from Odissi dance guru Kelucharan Mohapatra. Conservative families were not allowed to act in movies. Acting and directing-- Made in 1964, Amada Path made its debut in Oriya fiction. He gained popularity by playing the role of Sati in the 1965 film Malajahan. In addition to films, he is also involved in airwaves and television. He also directed a documentary on Harekrishna Mahatab. While there, he starred in "Rent a Home" and "Man." In addition, he continued to act in his films.

[climatecalling]

Hilda Flavia Nakabuye, 24, Uganda

“It wasn’t my dream to be a climate activist. I always thought I would go into acting or be a designer, like my mom. Activism just came along the way. I am doing it because it’s something that is very urgent and necessary and vital to each and every one of us. It’s a global challenge, and we need to come together like global communities to fight it.”

Farzana Faruk Jhumu, 22, Bangladesh

"I go through cycles where I’m so positive, thinking, Yes, we can change, and then there are times where I feel like, No, we can’t do it. It’s a part of my life. When I started with climate activism, some people mocked me, saying that the government should take action. Then I realized that there were people who actually denied climate change, and that was so new for me. That was so depressing. How can you deny what I am seeing every day?”

Nicki Becker, 20, Argentina

“I am vegan, and I always use my bike to go everywhere. I don’t use plastic. There are a lot of things that I do now that are normal to me because they are a part of my habits. I always used to think that if you are only doing this in the little things, then you get comfortable in doing that and forget that there is a big problem. But if you only talk about doing something about the big problems and the structure and systemic change, sometimes people get comfortable and don’t ask themselves about their daily life.”

[luizacarvalhocardoso]

Mudança climática põe em risco 1 bilhão de crianças no mundo

As crianças vivendo em países como Guiné-Bissau, Chade, Nigéria e República Centro-Africana têm mais risco de sofrer os impactos da mudança climática, que ameaçam sua saúde, educação e proteção.

Esta é uma das conclusões de um estudo lançado pelo Unicef na última sexta-feira (20). “A Crise Climática é uma Crise dos Direitos da Criança” é a primeira análise compreensiva desses riscos sob a perspectiva das crianças. 

Combinação fatal  

O Unicef avalia a situação de vários países, levando em conta ciclones, ondas de calor e o acesso dos menores a serviços essenciais. Segundo a agência, cerca de 1 bilhão de crianças (quase metade do total de menores de idade no mundo) moram em uma das 33 nações classificadas de “risco extremamente alto”.  

Essas crianças estão expostas a “uma combinação fatal de choques ambientais e climáticos, com uma vulnerabilidade alta devido à falta de serviços de água e de saneamento, cuidados de saúde e acesso à educação.” 

Direitos básicos sob risco  

A diretora-executiva do Unicef declarou que “pela primeira vez, existe uma noção completa de onde e como as crianças estão vulneráveis à mudança climática”. Henrietta Fore afirma que os direitos dos menores estão sob risco, já que ficam sem acesso à ar limpo, à água potável, à alimentação, à habitação e educação, além do risco de serem exploradas.”  

O relatório do Unicef traz também o Índice de Risco Climático das Crianças, que revela:  

240 milhões de crianças estão altamente expostas à enchentes costeiras;  

400 milhões estão altamente expostas a ciclones; 

600 milhões de menores estão altamente expostos a doenças transmitidas por vetores;  

815 milhões de crianças estão altamente expostas à poluição causada por chumbo;

820 milhões de crianças estão altamente expostas a ondas de calor;  

920 milhões de crianças estão altamente expostas à escassez de água; 

1 bilhão de crianças estão altamente expostas à grandes níveis de poluição do ar.  

Desigualdade entre emissões de gases e impactos  

O relatório revela também que os 33 países onde o risco para as crianças é alto, na verdade produzem apenas 9% das emissões globais de CO2.  

As enchentes estão aumentando no mundo todo por conta da mudança climática. Foto: ONU Mulheres | Mohammad Rakibul Hasan

Por outro lado, 10 nações que mais emitem dióxido de carbono são responsáveis por 70% das emissões globais. Mas apenas em um desses países, os impactos da mudança climática são muito altos para as crianças.  

O Unicef lembra que na comparação com os adultos, as crianças têm menos chances de sobreviver a eventos extremos do clima e são mais suscetíveis a químicos tóxicos, a mudanças de temperatura e a doenças.  

Apelo aos governos  

O Unicef está pedindo aos governos e empresas para aumentarem os investimentos da adaptação climática; para reduzirem as emissões de gases de efeito estufa e para fornecerem às crianças educação sobre o clima, para que possam estar adaptadas e preparadas para os efeitos da mudança climática.  

O prefácio do relatório foi escrito pela organização Fridays for Future, representada pelos jovens ativistas Greta Thunberg (Suécia), Eric Njuguna (Quênia), Adriana Calderón (México) e Farzana Faruk Jhumu (Bangladesh). Confira o relatório na íntegra.  

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[issywalaarham]

Kuch toh tu bhi kehde

Khamoshi Teri ati hai tufaan leke

Kashti ko kinare de

Ya fir dubade tu mujhe teri panaah me leke

Jo lautegi toh intezaar dede

Raatien kathti nahi , din bhi imtehaan lete

Ye mere haal-e-dil ki tujhe zimedaar kehte

Ye bekhabar mai zinda hu tere hi aasre pe

Faaslo se yeh mohabbat kam na hogi

Lutado khudo waado pe toh kasar kya hogi?

Asr na hogi koi dawa bhi mujh dewaane pe

Gawa hai raatien tere bin jo ab basar honge

Baarishon me ab Mai jhoomu kaise ?

Wo saath ankhoun me,ankhoun ko mai chumu kaise?

Haat kaampe mere jhumu kaise?

Sabaq jo Sikhe tujhse, unko ab mai bhoolu kaise?

[giopte-soufla]

"This Is the World Being Left to Us by Adults" by Greta Thunberg, Adriana Calderón, Farzana Faruk Jhumu and Eric Njuguna via NYT Opinion https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/19/opinion/climate-un-report-greta-thunberg.html?partner=IFTTT

[jhoumous]

Other way of seing things

[zaatca-qiuzho]

"This Is the World Being Left to Us by Adults" by Greta Thunberg, Adriana Calderón, Farzana Faruk Jhumu and Eric Njuguna via NYT Opinion https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/19/opinion/climate-un-report-greta-thunberg.html?partner=IFTTT

[huimde-niowku]

"This Is the World Being Left to Us by Adults" by Greta Thunberg, Adriana Calderón, Farzana Faruk Jhumu and Eric Njuguna via NYT Opinion https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/19/opinion/climate-un-report-greta-thunberg.html?partner=IFTTT