Friday, February 17, 2006

sumeet

SOCALISM: - YOU HAVE TWO COWS YOU KEEP ONE AND GIVE ANOTHER TO YOUR NEIGHBOUR.

COMMUNISMS: -YOU HAVE TWO COWS GOVERNMENT TAKES BOTH AND GIVES YOU MILK.

FASCISM: - YOU HAVE TWO COWS, GOVERNMENT TAKES BOTH AND SELLS YOU MILK.

CAPITALISM: - YOU HAVE TWO COWS SELL ONE AND BUY A BULL.

NAZISM: YOU HAVE TWO COWS GOVERNMENT TAKE BOTH AND SHHOTS YOU.

TIME IS PRECIOUS

TIME IS PRECIOUS

• To release the value of ONE YEAR
• Ask student who has failed in the annual exam.

• To relies the value of ONE MONTH
• Ask a mother who has given birth to a pre-mature baby.

• To realize the value of ONE WEEK
• Ask an editor of a Weekly.

• To realize the value of ONE DAY
• Ask a daily wage labour.

• To realize of value of ONE MINUTE
• Ask a person who has missed the train

• To relies the value of ONE HOUR
• Ask the lovers who are waiting to meet.

• To relies the value of ONE SECOND
• Ask the person who has survived an accident.

• To realize the value of ONE MILLI SECOND.

• Ask the person, missed gold but got SILVER MEDAL IN OLOMPICS.

Sunday, February 12, 2006

i will

I will


I will not allow my fears to dictate my actions

I will express declaratively rather
Rather than apologetically,

I will freely go to my peers for
Advice or information

I will tell my seniors
What I perceive to be problems

I will tell my subordinates
When I am displeased with their work,

I will not feel it necessary
To defend myself

I will allow myself to say no
Without feeling guilty,

I will not say anything cruel to anyone
I will keep my faith in god

Thursday, February 09, 2006

PILGRIM’S PROGRESS

Until became a separate state some years ago, chhattigarh was the uncelebrated dorsal end of Madhya - pradesh geography. Two years of focused publicity have brought it into limelight as a region brimming with a distinct and diverse fare. Besides the dozen or so national parks and wildlife sanctuaries and the famous tribal culture of bastar, the legacy of ancient temple and sculpture is a prime attraction.
And through the north has its share, it is the central and southern regions that are more accessible for now.
Incidentally, the traveler familiar with the pitfalls of Indian road travel is due for a pleasant surprise in chhattisgarh. The condition of highways is excellent.
All journeys is the state began at the capital, Raipur.
A town dating back to the 15th century, Raipur was bestowed a colonial facelift by Agnew in the first half of the 19th century to serve as headquarters of eastern circle of British Central Provinces.
East of Raipur, the temple trail begins modesty modestly with the small but sophisticated Bhand Dewal temple.
Hemmed in but not encroached upon by the village of Arang, the many-comered structure houses in interesting combination of black-stoned jain tirthankars and Hindu Deities.

Further, on the banks of Mahanadi , lies sirpur, one of the main centers of religious architerture.
Here are the ruins of an ancient Buddhist monastery and chaity hall, at the end of which meditates another massive rendition of the Enlightened One.
The gandeshwar temple is sirpur’s largest.

Sunday, February 05, 2006

earth's heaven

Heaven on earth

I would have to blessed with an exceptionally long life if I were to even dream of completing my pilgrimage in the holy land af orrisa. I am a first time visitor slightly bewildered, thoroughly overwhelmed by the halo of the land. So I compromises (a delightful one) on doing the state’s golden triangle” ---- Bhuhaneswar, puri and Konark---for they offer the quickest, and indeed , most substantive ininerary to sample the sourrouding fare.

My first stop is the capital driving on Bhubaneshwar’s busting roads, soaring stone spires appear and re appear with rapid regularity.

Through many of its 500-odd exiting temples trace back their origins to interesting legends and historicity, the 11 century lingaraja temple is the biggest and most famous dedicated to shiva, the destroyer of the hindu trinity, the lingaraa complex encloses with in it serval smaller shrines it spills over with devotees and traditionally attired priest.



By SUMEET TIWARI.

Friday, February 03, 2006

buddhism

history of buddhism

Orissa has kept alive Buddhism and the Buddha in its ancient womb.the spirit of buhhism still hounts the very air of orissa.rock edicts that have challenged time.
Stand huge and over-powering by the banks of the river daya. The silent stones sing out songs of peace and non-violence.the torch of Buddhism is still ablaze in the sublime triangle of udayagiri, latigiri& ratangiri, on the banks of river birupa.
The sourrouding hills of languali and kayama stand as mute witnesses to the quirks and twists of history.
 microcephaly
microcephaly