Kirjahaku

Why so many anti-Hindu and anti-army web series and movies being produced in India recently? What's the motive behind that kind of content in the movies or TV Series ?It shows that in our country, the number of anti-nationals and anti-Hindu are increasing while Hindus and Nationalists are sleeping in deep slumber. They will probably wake up when the devil will be at their own doorsteps with a sword in his hand. One positive side to all this is, that now people have started waking up (though slowly) and responding. Hindus have been keeping quiet for too long but now at least they are responding. Any such nonsense under the garb of freedom of expression is being countered ferociously on social media and continuous awareness campaign is making a positive difference. Such anti-Hindu and anti-army web series/serials/movies/articles/journalists are drawing lesser praises and more brickbats from Hindus/army. Some news channel media constant anti-Bharat, anti-Hindu tirade has resulted in the channel plummeting to last position in English news channels viewership. Some Hypocrites, Fake secular and anti-national or anti-hindu People of Bollywood, Lutyens Media, JNU type anti-Indians are all being taken to task by all and sundry. More such anti-Hindu serials will unite Hindus more in future resulting in Hindus themselves becoming the biggest vote bank. This is called reverse polarization. Hindus coming together can only stop appeasement politics of Bharat.

We, humans, suffer from a constant scattering of attention and heaviness caused by ego.Concentrated attention or higher consciousness is the key to these sufferings.There are five special senses, gifted by nature to enable us to shift our scattered attention to concentrated attention I.e. taste and tongue, music & ears, beauty & eyes, etc.Till one attains higher consciousness, nature has gifted us means by which, we get a possible maximum peak of our concentrated attention, and feel good, as it leads to temporary egolessness coupled with the cessation of mind(ongoing thinking). Some of Trending Queries: Do you know about any aphrodisiac food? Is there any secret formula to increase libido? Who would you call a pervert? Have you ever questioned your sexuality? What is your 'badass girl' moment? What random thing you do every day that mostly doesn't make any sense? Are you comfortable in your shape and size?

The stories explore fascinating aspects of modern-day Business Management School Life & relationships: love, romance, sex, hatred, social issues, and myths. This piece of work deals with the Ecstasy of college and post-college days, a colorful and emotional saga. The story starts with a selection of Crew Members, Sponsors, and Participants in the college canteen for organizing the management business school reality show "ARMAGEDDON".Ansh was about to present to Director the Final year Dissertation after the third time rejection when he sights a beautiful girl, Eashita; an immediate junior to him. Her appearance makes an appeal to him and he started believing in love once again compromising his own promise. Ansh is emotionally attached to her and later they are involved in an intimate relationship. Srijan, one of is Tagged as a Playboy of college as he is flirting with girls and was a rich boy in college. Eashita dramatically changed her behavior and elopes the city giving hope that she is coming back after some festival at her house and she never returns. John came into the picture as a Godfather who eventually finds Ansh seems to be of little help and becomes a depressed alcoholic. Ansh, however, has seen many struggles in his life and was left heartbroken by his past relationships. The nasty incidents and the pain of separation took a very bad toll on Ansh's Life. Life is not easy for him now. He thinks life is meaningless and has to start from zero levels.

Pratiksha, who's one of a friend is working in an IT company is depressed by typical work culture, sexual harassment & shift timing. She was pregnant and there were the usual six months of maternity leave policy. In order to save the maximum paid leaves for post-birth requirements, she planned to work as long as she could. She was in the 6th month, working and her application for project work from home is rejected. Pratiksha observing how people taking advantages and not able to prove them wrong as being harassed. She is struggling with the culture inside her office and seeking another opportunity but fails. On the other side, Ansh begins to find the culprit, one of the colleagues could hold the key to the truth who was terminated before from the company in one of fraud case. Yet, Ansh is not able to tolerate and lose his patience due to the wrong culture in the corporate world. With more officer's job was at risk, Ansh has to consider the unthinkable - whether his own colleague could be responsible for the cheating. Desperate to catch the culprit, Ansh finds a link between the top management later he pays the ultimate price. Pratiksha is also an Ansh friend and asks him to hang out as she was feeling low taken his side and suggest to revoke. What is wrong inside corporate? What steps will he take to overcome allegations? How far would you go to fight against injustice?

""My First Date at German Bakery"", The story is about dating a person selected by the parents for marriage. The story starts with the excitement of dating someone for the first time where they shared their different lifestyles and dreams which later turns into a funny conversation. This is a story of people reconciling/reconsidering their decisions of rejecting the prospective bride/groom in the past so it may be a connection for some and just a normal script for others I had of such experiences but am just listing the one which matters to me. This is all but one of the stories that are my adventure in bride seeking. It all began when his parents, without his knowledge, took pics from his Facebook profile and registered with a matrimonial site. I rued the day I introduced the Internet to my parents when he found out he'd grinning-like-an-idiot-pics uploaded to some matrimonial site. After months of searching they managed to track down a family with matching social status, caste, sub-caste, horoscope and an umpteen number of attributes, none of which he cares about. I was told only a few days in advance about the meeting so that I couldn't escape. I was not interested in the whole affair and had refused many times to meet the girl but like all other boys I too was emotionally blackmailed, so had to put up with the whole thing. The whole experience was an unpleasant one, but now when I look back it seems more funny than unpleasant.

Women are God's masterpiece. A woman is a human being very much like a man and yet significantly different. A woman's life is quite different from a man's and quite different from one part of her own life to another. Conceivably, during your puberty years, you received a double message, perhaps an ambiguous message, about your body and sex. One message was that it was desirable to have someone love and marry you, you had won someone's attention and approval. It was desirable to be able to menstruate and, in proper time, to have babies: you had entered the world of adult women. The other message was that menstruating was uncomfortable, inconvenient and unclean, having babies was confining, risky and monumentally painful. Inevitably, these two messages had a direct link to your inner world. Of course, you were encouraged to achieve academically and also athletically, to compete with the male. Suddenly, in adolescence, the rules were changed. For generations and generations, there has been conflicting over the duties of women. There are plenty of people (men and women), who feel a woman's place is in the home. Woman; too many, she is God's most complete creation and she is more intelligent and emotionally stronger than man. She no doubt endures much more pain than men do. Motherhood is something that God has blessed only female with. Feminity is part of inner beauty, their outward appearance is a reflection of what they are on the inside.

Ansh lost interest almost in everything. He loses faith in love, friendship, and even in God. The biggest mistake I have made in my life is letting people stay in my life far longer than they deserve. There's so much more to life than finding someone who will want you or being sad over someone who doesn't. There's a lot of wonderful time to be spent discovering yourself without hoping someone will fall in love w you along the way & it doesn't need to be painful or empty. You need to fill yourself with love. Not anyone else. Become a whole being on your own. He started going on adventures and wandering around the city at night, sit in a coffee shop on your own, write on bathroom stalls, leave notes in the library books, always give others, smile a lot. Ansh lives for himself and he is happy on his own and doesn't need anyone else to keep him happy. Life seems to be beautiful for him...He thinks He learned that We often take for granted things that hold all the pain. His eyes have a lot to say, maybe they are the most expressive when it comes to emotions. Something is hidden behind his smiles. His smiles hold the darkest of truths. His smiles tell you about the stories about how he deals with life. He realize that we all must respect the struggle.

In the vast expanse of time, there are moments that remain suspended, like the last breath before a plunge, holding the weight of what was and the promise of what could be. The corridors of memory are haunted by echoes, each footstep a reminder of decisions made, paths taken, and the indelible marks left behind. It is within these corridors that Ansh's story unfolds-a story that began with the innocence of youth and ended in a cacophony of emotions, tangled in the threads of friendship, emotion, betrayal and the relentless pursuit of meaning.

While Albert Einstein, a famous theoretical physicist, refused to have God play dice with the cosmos out of respect for nature's inevitability, Swami Vivekananda, possibly the greatest advocate for God, believed that the creator was a consummate ice player Intriguingly, Swamiji's attribution of dice-playing to God does not render Him (God) a capricious creature; rather, what emerges in and through God's created universe is a "specialized" deterministic pattern, driven by the "law of chance."

In the vast expanse of time, there are moments that remain suspended, like the last breath before a plunge, holding the weight of what was and the promise of what could be. The corridors of memory are haunted by echoes, each footstep a reminder of decisions made, paths taken, and the indelible marks left behind. It is within these corridors that Ansh's story unfolds-a story that began with the innocence of youth and ended in a cacophony of emotions, tangled in the threads of friendship, emotion, betrayal and the relentless pursuit of meaning.

While Albert Einstein, a famous theoretical physicist, refused to have God play dice with the cosmos out of respect for nature's inevitability, Swami Vivekananda, possibly the greatest advocate for God, believed that the creator was a consummate ice player Intriguingly, Swamiji's attribution of dice-playing to God does not render Him (God) a capricious creature; rather, what emerges in and through God's created universe is a "specialized" deterministic pattern, driven by the "law of chance."