segunda-feira, 19 de setembro de 2016

KUCH DOST BAHUT YAAD ATE HAI

MAI YAADON KA QISSA KHOLUN TO
KUCH DOST BAHUT YAAD ATE HAI
MAI GUJRE PAL KO SOCHUN TO
KUCH DOST BAHUT YAAD ATE HAI
AB JANE KONSI NAGRI MEIN
AABAD HAI HAI JAKAR MUDDAT SE
MAI DER RAAT TAK JAAGU TO
KUCH DOST BAHUT YAAD ATE HAI
KUCH BAATE THI PHOOLON JAISI
KUCH LAHZE KHUSHBOO JAISE THE
MAI SHAHAR_ E CHAMAN MEIN TAHLU TO
KUCH DOST BAHUT YAAD ATE HAI
WO PAL BHAR KI NARAZGIYAAN
OR MAAN BHI JANA PAL BHAR MEIN
AB KHUD SE BHI MAI ROOTHUN TO
KUCH DOST BAHUT YAAD ATE HAI

sábado, 17 de setembro de 2016

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MODI


Narendra Modi’s birthday today: 66 eventful years turning adversity into opportunity
Despite having to fight criticism on issues of minority rights and anti-secularism, Narendra Modi continues to direct his efforts towards building the image of an economically progressing India.
It was a historic year for India when the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) swept the parliamentary polls with a clear majority in 2014. The only phrase that could be heard echoing from every corner of the country was “ab ki baar Modi sarkar”. The 2014 elections did not just mark the victory of the BJP, it was the moment that made Narendra Modi a national hero. Now he is a statesman of international repute and visibility.
Born in 1950 to a family of the low Ghanchi caste in Vadnagar, Gujarat, Modi was the third among four children in his family. His rise from the status of a tea seller’s son to that of Prime Minister has been phenomenal. Modi’s father ran a tea shop at the Vadnagar railway station, where he would help sell tea during the mornings and attend school in the evenings.
Modi’s first interaction with politics happened at the age of six when he came into contact with a Congressman by the name of Rasikbhai Dave. Mid 1950s was the time when Gujarat was agitating for separation from the Bombay state. Modi acquired pro-Gujarat badges from Dave and distributed them among his school friends, his way of contributing towards making his own state.
In 1958, at the age of eight, Modi joined the youth group of the RSS shakha in Vadnagar. At that moment though, he hardly had any insight of the organisation’s ideologies. It was more of a youth club for him to attend after school. However, he did appreciate the citing of various Gods and Goddesses in the activities of the shakha. In a way, the RSS youth club provided him with an outlet to do something exceptional.

terça-feira, 6 de setembro de 2016

LOVE AND TIME

INSAAN ZINDAGI ME DO CHEEZO SE HARTA H
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#WAQT_OR_PYAAR
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DONO ZINDAGI ME KHAS HOTE H
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WAQT_KISI_KA_NHI_HOTA___OR_PYAAR_HAR_KISI_SE_NHI_HOTA
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Every person down by two things...
Love and Time....
These things very important ....
Time is not for anyone...
And love is not being everyone....


terça-feira, 26 de julho de 2016

India will have greater delegation of history in Rio and expects record medals

India will have greater delegation of history in Rio and expects record medals
Asian country will come with 90 athletes and want to overcome the six medals in London 2012
Second most populous country in the world, with nearly 1.3 billion people, India will send a record delegation to the 2016 Olympic Games: will be 90 athletes from 11 sports (athletics, badminton, boxing, gymnastics, field hockey, lifting weights, wrestling, rowing, table tennis, archery and shooting sports).
In all, India will have 58 competitors in singles and 32 in team sports events (male and female teams of hockey). The number exceeds the registered four years ago in the London Olympics, when the delegation was composed of 83 athletes.
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At the time, the Indians won the most medals in a single edition of the Games: six medals, two silver and four bronze. In addition, Sushil Kumar, wrestling (category up to 66 kg) became the country's first athlete to win two Olympic medals in different Olympic Games. The athlete, who was bronze in Beijing 2008 was silver in London 2012.
With an increasingly large delegation, India hold again surpass its performance. In addition to expectations for a high number of podiums, the country wants to return to win a gold medal, which has not happened since Beijing 2008, when the shooter Abhinav Bindra won the proof air rifle 10 meters.
Hockey Andrew Hayward Phillip Burrows, New Zealand and Danish Mujtaba and Gurwinder Singh Chandi, India London 2012
Índia terá maior delegação da história no Rio e espera recorde de medalhas
País asiático virá com 90 atletas e quer superar as seis medalhas de Londres 2012
Segundo país mais populoso do mundo, com quase 1,3 bilhão de habitantes, a Índia enviará uma delegação recorde aos Jogos Olímpicos Rio 2016: serão 90 atletas de 11 modalidades (atletismo, badminton, boxe, ginástica artística, hóquei sobre grama, levantamento de pesos, luta olímpica, remo, tênis de mesa, tiro com arco e tiro esportivo).
Ao todo, a Índia terá 58 competidores em provas individuais e 32 em esportes coletivos (equipes masculina e feminina de hóquei). O número supera o registrado quatro anos atrás, nas Olimpíadas de Londres, quando a delegação foi composta por 83 atletas.
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Na ocasião, os indianos conquistaram o maior número de medalhas em uma única edição dos Jogos: seis medalhas, sendo duas de prata e quatro de bronze. Além disso, Sushil Kumar, da luta livre (categoria até 66 kg), se tornou o primeiro esportista do país a conquistar duas medalhas olímpicas em Olimpíadas diferentes. O atleta, que fora bronze em Pequim 2008, foi prata em Londres 2012.
Com uma delegação cada vez mais numerosa, a Índia espera superar novamente o seu desempenho. Além da expectativa por um alto número de pódios, o país quer voltar a conquistar uma medalha de ouro, o que não ocorre desde Pequim 2008, quando o atirador Abhinav Bindra ganhou a prova de carabina de ar 10 metros.
Hóquei Andrew Hayward Phillip Burrows, nova Zelândia e Danish Mujtaba e Gurwinder Singh Chandi, da Índia Londres 2012