Sunday, 29 August 2021

Excellent information about Bhagwan Shri Krishna

 Excellent information about Bhagwan Shri Krishna



1) Krishna was born 5252 years ago 

2) Date of Birth : 18th July,3228 B.C

3) Month : Shravan

4) Day : Ashtami

5) Nakshatra : Rohini

6) Day : Wednesday

7) Time : 00:00 A.M.

8) Shri Krishna lived 125 years, 08 months & 07 days.

9) Date of Death : 18th February 3102BC.

10) When Krishna was 89 years old; the Mega War (Kurukshetra War) took place. 

11) He died 36 years after the Kurukshetra War. 

12) Kurukshetra War was started on Mrigashira Shukla Ekadashi, BC 3139. i.e "8th December 3139BC" and ended on "25th December, 3139BC".  

13) There was a Solar Eclipse between "3p.m to 5p.m on 21st December, 3139BC"; cause of Jayadrath's death.

14) Bhishma died on 2nd February (First Ekadasi of the Uttarayana), in 3138 B.C.


15) Krishna  is worshipped as:

(a) Krishna Kanhaiyya : In Mathura

(b) Jagannath : In Odisha

(c) Vithoba : In Maharashtra

(d) Srinath : In Rajasthan

(e) Dwarakadheesh : In Gujarat

(f) Ranchhod: In Gujarat

(g) Krishna : In Udupi, Karnataka

(h) Guruvayurappan : In Kerala


16) Biological Father: Vasudeva

17) Biological Mother: Devaki

18) Adopted Father: Nanda

19) Adopted Mother: Yashoda

20) Elder Brother: Balaram

21) Sister: Subhadra

22) Birth Place: Mathura

23) Wives: Rukmini, Satyabhama, Jambavati, Kalindi, Mitravinda, Nagnajiti, Bhadra, Lakshmana

24) Krishna is reported to have Killed only 4 people in his life time. 

(i) Chanoora ; the Wrestler

(ii) Kansa ; his Maternal Uncle

(iii) & (iv) Shishupaala and Dantavakra ; his Cousins. 


25) Life was not fair to him at all. 

His Mother was from Ugra Clan, and Father from Yadava Clan, - an inter-racial marriage. 


26) He was born dark-skinned. 

He was not named at all throughout his life. 

The whole village of Gokul started calling him the black one - Kanha. 

He was ridiculed and teased for being black, short and adopted too. 

His childhood was wrought with life threatening situations.


27) 'Drought' and "threat of wild wolves" made them shift from 'Gokul' to 'Vrindavan' at the age 9.

28) He stayed in Vrindavan till 10 years and 8 months. 

He killed his own uncle at the age of 10 years and 8 months at Mathura.

He then released his biological mother and father. 


29) He never returned to Vrindavan ever again.

30) He had to migrate to Dwaraka from Mathura due to threat of a Sindhu King - Kala Yaavana.

31) He defeated 'Jarasandha' with the help of 'Vainatheya', Tribes on Gomantaka Hill (now Goa).

32) He rebuilt Dwaraka. 

33) He then left to Sandipani's Ashram in Ujjain to start his schooling at age 16~18. 

34) He had to fight the Pirates from Afrika and rescue his Teacher's son – Punardatta, who was kidnapped near Prabhasa, a sea port in Gujarat. 

35) After his education, he came to know about his Cousin's fate of Vanvas. 

He came to their rescue in ''Wax house'' and later his Cousin's got married to Draupadi. 

His role was immense in this saga. 


36) Then, he helped his Cousin's establish "Indraprastha" and their Kingdom.

37) He saved Draupadi from embarrassment.

38) He stood by his Cousin's during their exile.

39) He backed them and guided them to win the "Kurushetra War."*

40) He saw his cherished city, "Dwaraka" washed away. 

41) He was killed by a hunter (Jara, by name) in the nearby forest. 

42) He never performed any miracles. 

His life was not a successful one. 

There was not a single moment when he was at peace throughout his life. 

At every turn, he had challenges and even more bigger challenges. 


43) He faced everything and everyone with a sense of responsibility and yet remained unattached.

44)  He is the only person, who knew the past and future; yet he lived at that present moment, always.

45) He and his life is truly *an example for every human being.

Friday, 6 April 2018

Defination of Kiss


Here's how the professors of different subjects define the same word Kiss in different ways

  1. Prof. of Algebra: Kiss is infinity because two divided by nothing.
2.  Prof. of Geometry: Kiss is the shortest distance between two lips.
  1. Prof. of Physics: Kiss is the contraction of mouth due to the expansion of the heart.
  2. Prof. of Chemistry: Kiss is the reaction of the interaction between two hearts.
  3. Prof. of Zoology: Kiss is the interchange of salivary bacteria.
  4. Prof. of Physiology: Kiss is the just a position of two orbicularisoris muscles in the state of contraction.
  5. Prof. of Dentistry: Kiss is infectious and antiseptic.
  6. Prof. of Accountancy: Kiss is a credit because it is profitable when returned.
  7. Prof. of Economics: Kiss is that thing for which the demand is always higher than the supply.
  8. Prof. of Statistic: Kiss is an event whose probability depends on the vital statistics of 36-24-36.
  9. Prof. of Philosophy: Kiss is the persecution for the child, ecstasy for the youth and homage for the old.
  10. Prof. of English: Kiss is a noun that is used as a conjunction; it is more common than proper; it is spoken in the plural and it is applicable to all.
  11. Prof. of Comp. Science: What is a kiss? It looks to be an undefined variable
  12. Prof. of Architecture : Kiss is a process which builds a solid bond  between the two dynamic objects

Thursday, 5 April 2018

Ethnic chic


There’s more to ethnic wear for the Indian men than the clinched white Kurta and pyjamas. The trendy Indo-Western ensemble makes for a great style statement



Although Kurta-Pyjamas make for quintessential traditional wear, don’t hesitate to try a blend of Indian and Western styles. For the main wedding function, opt for Sherwanis or Jodhpuri suits. You can either wear the traditional jacket and Bandh-gala suits teamed with churidar pyjamas, or opt for Indo-pyjamas, or opt for the Indo-western ensemble or settle for the classic coat and trousers.

The traditional Indian wear for men, Sherwanis make a style statement. And touched with gold and silver, Sherwanis are a typical attire of the North Indian weddings. A formal bridegroom outfit, the Sherwanis is essentially a long buttoned coat, usually in dark colors, A close fitting jacket, it is usually knee-length or at times even longer and has a Nehru collar. Sherwanis impart an Indo-western look and look classy. A sherwani has Nehru collars; the coat falls below the knees and is buttoned-up in front.

If you are tall and well-built, then the Sherwani will suit you perfectly and more so with a shawl draped over the shoulders. Usually, worn in off-while colors, Sherwanis are now available in a range of color schemes, fine fabrics and superb trims. Rather like a jacket, the Jodhpuri comes close second in popularity. A Jodhpuri has a short collar and the length of the Kurta is a little longer than the sleeves. Jodhpuris give the wearer a very regal look. You can wear Jodhpuri suits tha are richly embroidered and are available in classic cuts.
You can select outfits that are embellished with elegant embroidery and zardosi work or are adorned with precious stones. Both Sherwanis and Jodhpuris are teamed with tight fitting churidars (lengthy pyjamas with crumpled extremes). Wear narrow trousers with the Kurta – choose silk for such occasions. The churidar is a perfect accompaniment to long kurtas. And if you prefer, choose the elastic pyjamas for comfort.

Bonding with the Best

There’s more to ethnic wear for the Indian men than the clinched white Kurta and pyjamas. The trendy Indo-Western ensemble makes for a great style statement

Grooms nowadays are as meticulous about their wedding day wear as a bride-to-be would be! Men have increasingly become fashion conscious. So if it’s your first trip down the aisle or if you are just of the wedding entourage, read on to know about the latest men’s wedding collection. Take your pick from an assortment of ethic and trendy Indian wedding wear for all auspicious occasions.
 
Men’s ethnic wear has really transformed if present trends are any indication. The attire for a wedding or a traditional occasion should be styled in accordance with your hairdo and your physique. If you are the groom, then don’t forget to co-ordinate with your better half’s dress. Plan what you will wear for the pre-wedding functions, starting with the engagement to the actual D–day and the reception thereafter.




Beginning was my luck and going on is my habit.

Beginning was my luck and going on is my habit.

Wednesday, 4 April 2018