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जीवन और संघर्ष

ज़ब इन्सान पैंदा होता हैं,

जीवन मे सघर्ष का पडाव शुरू होता हैं।

अनब़ोल बच्चा दूध क़े लिए रोता हैं,

यहीं से संघर्ष क़ा दौर शुरू होता हैं॥

ब़ड़ा होने पर संघर्षो का रुप ब़दल जाता हैं,

इन्सान चुनौतियो का सामना क़रता हैं।

जीवन की नैंया पार क़र जाता हैं,

जीत की ख़ुशी मे फ़ूला नही समाता हैं॥

सन्घर्ष के साथ ने व्यक्तित्व क़ा निर्माण होता हैं,

तब कही जाक़र समाज मे स्थान मिलता हैं।

मां – ब़ाप का मन हर्षिंत हो ज़ाता हैं,

संघर्षो के साथ ब़ेटा – बेटी आंफिसर ब़न जाता हैं॥

संघर्षो के साथ़ जो कर्तव्यो का निर्वंहन क़रता हैं,

जीवन रस कें साथ इन्सान का जीवन सार्थक़ हो जाता हैं।

विजयलक्ष्मी हैं क़हती ए-इंसान संघर्षो से क्यो घब़राता है,

अन्त मे संघर्ष क़रते हुए ही इन्सान भगवान के चरणो मे जग़ह पाता है॥

- विजयलक्ष्मी जी

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#मोडून_टाका_फांद्या!

आय.ए.एस. अधिकारी तुकाराम मुंढे

एकदा एका राजाने दोन गरुडाची पिल्लं आणली. त्यातला एक गरुड राजाने आपल्या हातावर घेतला आणि हाताला झटका देऊन त्याला आकाशात उडवले. लगेच तो आकाशात उंचच उंच झेप घ्यायला लागला, तर दुसरा मात्र आपल्या फांदीवर बसूनच होता. तो उडेचना. हे पाहून राजा फार दुःखी झाला.

त्याने आपल्या राज्यात दवंडी पिटवली, की 'जो कोणी त्याच्या दुसऱ्या गरुडाला आकाशात उडायला लावील त्याला सुवर्ण मोहरा बक्षीस म्हणून देण्यात येतील.'

हे ऐकून बक्षिसाच्या मोहाने अनेक लोक आले, पण कोणीही गरुडाला उडवू शकले नाही. तेव्हा दवंडी ऐकून एक गरीब शेतकरी राजाकडे आला आणि मी गरुडाला उडवण्याचा प्रयत्न करतो अशी त्याने राजाला विनंती केली. अनेक रथी-महारथी थकले, तिथे हा फाटका काय करणार असा विचार राजाच्या मनात आला, पण गरुड उडणे आवश्यक होते, म्हणून त्याने त्याला संमती दिली.

शेतकरी गरुडाकडे गेला आणि परत आला. राजाने विचारले, "काय रे, उडाला काय गरुड?" तेव्हा शेतकऱ्याने आकाशाकडे बोट दाखवले. राजाने बोटाच्या दिशेने आकाशाकडे बघितले आणि काय आश्चर्य! तो दुसरा गरुड आकाशात पहिल्यापेक्षा उंच भराऱ्या घेत होता. राजा आश्चर्यचकित होऊन बघतच राहिला!

त्या धक्क्यातून सावरल्यावर त्याने शेतकऱ्याला विचारले, "अरे, तू हे कसे केलेस?"

तेव्हा शेतकरी म्हणाला, "मी काही फार वेगळं केलं नाही. मी फक्त तो गरुड बसलेला होता, ती फांदी मोडून टाकली! त्याचबरोबर त्याने उंच आकाशात भरारी घेतली!!"
आयुष्यात अनेक जण असेच कोणत्यातरी फांद्यांना चिकटून बसलेले असतात. कोणी त्यांच्या शेती-वाडीला, कोणी परंपरागत व्यवसायाला, तर कोणी छोट्या-मोठ्या नोकऱ्यांना! या छोट्या-मोठया फांद्यांना चिकटून राहून मिळेल त्यावर भागवण्याच्या नादात आपल्यातला गरुडच ते विसरून जात असतात!

मिळेल ती नोकरी धरायची. मग घर घ्यायचं. मुलं झाली की, त्यांचं शिक्षण, मग त्यांचं सेटलमेंट, लग्न, हे सारं करत-करत निवृत्त व्हायचं, बस्स, संपलं आयुष्य! यालाच मध्यमवर्गीय कुपमंडुक मानसिकता म्हणतात!

अरे कधीतरी स्वतःमध्ये डोकावून बघा! आयुष्य म्हणजे फक्त इतकंच आहे काय? तुमची फांदी तोडायला कोणीही येणार नाही, हे लक्षात असू द्या. तुम्हाला जर आकाशात उंच उडायचं असेल, तर तुमची तुम्हालाच तोडावी लागेल ती फांदी! कधीतरी स्वतःच तोडून तर बघा!

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थक कर बैठा हूँ,
हार कर नहीं..!
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ज़िन्दगी नहीं.!🙏

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police officer

Can you hear a pin drop?

What is the meaning of pin drop silence?

Following are some instances when silence could speak louder than voice.

Take 1:

Field Marshal Sam Bahadur Maneckshaw once started addressing a public meeting at Ahmedabad in English.

The crowd started chanting, "Speak in Gujarati.

We will hear you only if you speak in Gujarati."
Field Marshal Sam Bahadur Maneckshaw stopped.
Swept the audience with a hard stare and replied,

"Friends, I have fought many a battle in my long career.
I have learned Punjabi from men of the Sikh Regiment;
Marathi from the Maratha Regiment;
Tamil from the men of the Madras Sappers;
Bengali from the men of the Bengal Sappers,
Hindi from the Bihar Regiment; and
Even Nepali from the Gurkha Regiment.

Unfortunately there was no soldier from Gujarat from whom I could have learned Gujarati."...

You could have heard a pin drop

Take 2:

Robert Whiting,
an elderly US gentleman of 83, arrived in Paris by plane.

At French Customs, he took a few minutes to locate his passport in his carry on.

"You have been to France before, Monsieur ?", the Customs officer asked sarcastically.

Mr. Whiting admitted that he had been to France previously.

"Then you should know enough to have your passport ready."

The American said,
"The last time I was here,
I didn't have to show it."

"Impossible.
Americans always have to show their passports on arrival in France !", the Customs officer sneered.

The American senior gave the Frenchman a long, hard look.

Then he quietly explained

"Well, when I came ashore at Omaha Beach,
at 4:40am, on D-Day in 1944, to help liberate your country, I couldn't find a single Frenchman to show a passport to.... "

You could have heard a pin drop

Take 3:

Soon after getting freedom from British rule in 1947, the de-facto prime minister of India, Jawahar Lal Nehru called a meeting of senior Army Officers to select the first General of the Indian army.

Nehru proposed, "I think we should appoint a British officer as a General of The Indian Army, as we don't have enough experience to lead the same."
Having learned under the British, only to serve and rarely to lead, all the civilians and men in uniform present nodded their heads in agreement.

However one senior officer, Nathu Singh Rathore, asked for permission to speak.

Nehru was a bit taken aback by the independent streak of the officer, though, he asked him to speak freely.

Rathore said, "You see, sir, we don't have enough experience to lead a nation too, so shouldn't we appoint a British person as the first Prime Minister of India?"

You could hear a pin drop.

After a pregnant pause, Nehru asked Rathore,
"Are you ready to be the first General of The Indian Army?"..

Rathore declined the offer saying "Sir, we have a very talented army officer, my senior, Gen. Cariappa, who is the most deserving among us."

This is how the brilliant Gen. Cariappa became the first General and Rathore the first ever Lt. General of the Indian Army.

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Ongoing issue of Gurmehr kaur:

strictest action must be taken against the lumpens who have threatened Gurmehar with r**e and death merely for holding an opinion. The police must follow up on her complaints and take swift action in accord with the law of the land. Nothing justifies these threats.

The problem lies with the fact that on Kargil War, she draws a false equivalence between India and Pakistan. One understands the position she is coming from but to say: "Pakistan did not kill my dad, war killed him," is to fundamentally rationalise the role Pakistan has played in waging multiple wars against India. Such an argument absolves Pakistan of all responsibility and makes it appear as if both India and Pakistan are equally responsible for the violence. Gurmehar, with all respect due to her, either needs a lesson in history or in logic.
This is a crucial difference, because the arguments that she follows up with, stems from this fallacious position. One cannot but appreciate the sentiment behind her statement that "I fight for peace between India and Pakistan because if there is no war between us, my father would still be here" but one wonders if she is aware of Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto's famous vow of waging a 1,000-year war with India, or bleeding us with 1,000 cuts. This can only be attributed to stupendous ignorance or willful suspension of disbelief.