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Crazy Facts About Bhang that will blow your mind!!! Holi is considered as one of the most revered and celebrated festivals of India and it is celebrated in almost every part of the country. It is also sometimes called as the “festival of love” as on this day people get to unite together forgetting all resentments and all types of bad feeling towards each other. The great Indian festival lasts for a day and a night, which starts in the evening of Purnima or the Full Moon Day in the month of Falgun. It is celebrated with the name Holika Dahan or Choti Holi on first evening of the festival and the following day  is called Holi. In different parts of the country it is known with different names. Bhang & Holi are nearly synonymous in India. And because the D-day is nearly here, let's begin the celebrations by getting to know some mind-blowing facts about the 'Holi Poison' Bhang! "Rango ke is Tyohar mein sabhi Rango ki ho bharmar, Dher sa

                                     Mumma Bear          Mumma bear mumma bear your son is so weak, He cries when is hurt And whines when he bleeds He falls on the ground like a sack of dust! And calls for help when no one to trust. Mumma bear mumma bear tell your son, He shall never fall down And always look for his crown Losers cry and whine for love Never think again, well that is tough! Mumma bear replied to open his eyes; My son shall fall my son shall cry My son shall earn his love and always try! My son shall lose but never stop getting up twice! And he shall always revise that winners never stop fighting to rise!                                                        ~  Aashna Hope you all like this post do follow for more intresting posts and like, share .

  "Mother of Trees" Saalumarada Thimmakka. The motherly instincts of 106-year-old Saalumarada Thimmakka , who was awarded Padma Shri for planting thousands of trees in Karanataka, as she touched the forehead of President Ram Nath Kovind to bless him. Thimmakka, who has earned the sobriquet of  'Vriksha Mathe (mother of trees)' for planting 8,000 trees including over 400 banyan trees, was honored along with other personalities at Rashtrapati Bhavan on Saturday.  In a ceremony marked by strict protocols, Thimmakka, with a smiling face and 'tripundra' on her forehead, approached the dias to receive the award from President Ram Nath Kovind. As the president, 33 years younger to Thimmakka, asked her to face the camera, the centenarian touched his forehead to bless him. Her innocuous move brought a smile on the faces of the President, Prime Minister and all the guests who burst into a rapturous applause for her. Thimmakka's stor

    Family find treasure looted from India in their attic- and it's worth millions. The artifact were taken by their ancestor, a British army officer from the palace of Tipu Sultan in the wake of the famous Indian freedom fighter's  defeat to the Duke of wellington in 1799. The cache of Indian arms is believed to include the very gun the 'Tiger of Mysore' used in his last stand against the British. It has a tiger pattern unique to Tipu and there is also damage caused by a musket ball that is believed to have killed him. They also discovered a gold-encrusted firangi sword that bears the mark of Haider Ali Khan. Tipu's father and the previous ruler of Mysore. The weapons were bought back to Britain by Major Thomas Hart of the British East India Company following the Fourth Anglo-Mysore war. They were passed down through his family and now belong to a couple who have kept them wrapped in newspaper in the dusty attic of their s

Thrilling Escape by IAF Pilots from Pakistan in 1971 is Now a Crowdfunded Film!!! This incredibly  daring escape  from prisoner of war (PoW) camp in Rawalpindi is now the subject of a crowdfunded movie by Hydrabaadi film-maker Taranjet Singh Namdhari. "We fight deep inside enemy territory, and one bullet can cripple an aircraft. If I ever become a prisoner of war, I will escape." F light Lieutenant Dilip Parulkar said these words to his commanding officer, M S Bawa, one fine evening 1968. Three years later, during the Indo-Pak war of 1971, he was shot down inside Pakistan territory and taken as a prisoner, along with 11 other IAF pilots. And true to his words, Lt. Paeulkar did what he promised - he escaped, along with two other IAF pilots, Melivinder Singh Grewal and Harish Sinhji. This incredibly daring escape from a prisoner of war (PoW) Camp in Rawalpindi is now the subject of a crowd-funded movie by Hydrabado film-maker Taranjiet Singh Namdhari, The Great

                                             PEACE It's difficult to find peace in today's  fast running world. Almost every individual gives " peace of mind " the top most priority in their wish list . It's easy to fake a smile and even easier to say that, "Everything is okay" but only one can understand the real struggle behind that smile. It's damn easy to judge someone but its actually difficult to understand someone . Only one can recognize  the inner  conflic t .  Sometimes its easy or even easier to deal with people around, but to mirror yourself is baffling. One needs to have the audacity  to deal with everything and yet maintain the inner peace .                                                                          ~ Rukhsar Qureshi DO NOT LET THE BEHAVIOR OF OTHERS DESTROY YOUR INNER PEACE..........!!! Hope  you all loved this beautiful poem by my dear friend....... Tell us in comment section below.      

IAF Aircraft crashes in BUDGAM district of  Kashmir ..........!!!!