HINDU Terminal...!

Man who brought ELECTRICITY to ASIA.Independence wasn't needed if we had a King like  Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV  in ruling: State of Mysore(Mysuru) shined bright when rest of Indian Sub-Continent was in DARK AGE!  while all other princely states and its rulers where busey pleasing the British and working upon strategies to retain there power, Krishna Raja Wadiyar IV took up a different path all togeth er! Achievements: During the reign of Sri Nalvadi Krishnaraja Wadiyar, Mysore State saw an allround development. Assisted with able Dewan's the overall economy of Mysore State grew and was considered as a model state. A few of the achievements during his reign: 1.Mysore Implements Factory, Hassan, established in 1939 to produce agricultural and garden implements. 2.Mysore Paper Mills, Mysore, established in 1936 3.Government Sandalwood oil factory, Bangalore, established in 1917 4.Mysore Lamps, Bangalore, established in 1936 5.Mysore Sugar Mills, Mandya, established in 1933 6.KR

Importance and Significance of Coconut! Known as “Tengai” (literally “honey fruit”) in Tamil, and as “Nariyal” in Hindi (literally “fruit containing water”, from the root word “nari” meaning “water”).  The coconut is a resilient fruit whose shell can withstand the pressure of sea water, so it is not impossible for it to have made the transit across the water without human assistance. A hardy pla nt, the coconut would have been able to survive in relatively inhospitable weather without much upkeep. It grows in sandy soil, requires little water, and requires virtually no maintenance. In Indian culture ‘Nariyal’ or ‘Copra’ is a symbol of good luck and prosperity. Every auspicious work begins with the breaking of the coconut and the offering of ‘Nariyal’ is a traditional ritual. For success and prosperity at all occasions, the launch is done with the breaking of a sanctified coconut. All religious functions and rituals start with the offering of the coconut since it is regarded as the s

O Hindus ! Since the present un-righteous rulers will not be taking any action against these idol-breaker heirs of Afzalkhan, establish Hindu Rashtra ! Akola – Panchmukhi Hanuman temple exists in Sainagar, in the old city. Fanatics denigrated the idol of Deity while committing theft in the temple; as a result, Hindus got enraged. In this regard, the Police have arrested Shaikh Kasam Shaikh Guddu and Shaikh Kasam Shaikh Saddam. (This goes to show that the heirs of idol-breaker Mahammad Ghori and Afzalkhan are still active. Due to appeasement of Fanatics by all-party rulers till today, Fanatics committing thefts have gone to the extent of denigrating the articles of faith of Hindus. These mentally converted rulers will not take any action against these Fanatics. In order to prevent such incidents on a permanent basis, there is no alternative to installing Hindu Rashtra ! – Editor, Daily ‘Sanatan Prabhat’) . Fanatics smashed the portrait of Deity along with the idol of

Today Is World Day Against Child Labour! They say that childhood is the best time of our lives. A time of love and laughter, of being pampered, of learning and discovering where our own particular strengths lie. Children have the right to a joyful childhood. Every child has the right to grow up in a safe and nurturing environment with protection and guidance from their guardians. Whether in the  cities or in villages, at home or in schools, a child is always a child and deserves a childhood free from exploitation and abuse. Yet millions of children are being robbed of their childhoods every day. Unfortunately, for a whole lot of Indian children, the harsh reality of childhood is quite different. These children help support their families, doing agricultural labour or working in homes or hazardous industries. Fifty lakh / 5 million children eke out a livelihood in the country, of whom 17.5 lakh are in Uttarakhand, according to the National Sample Survey Organisation (NSSO). They are

The previous edition of  India’s Worst Journalist in 2012  on this site still remains one of the most popular posts and also a very widely reproduced one. Over the last decade or so our journalists have come to be held in the same contempt that is usually reserved for politicians. Many of them have simply forgotten the art and science of the profession and this is a serious tragedy for aspiring journalists. How they came to such a pass is a long story. The most prominent ones are not even journalists anymore; they are ‘ Editorialists ’ whose main job is to swing public opinion one way or another. Add to this the epidemic of ‘ paidnews ’ and some of our news channels and newspapers would be nothing more than Bollywood or Commercials. After all, didn’t the late  Christopher Hitchens  say: “ I became a journalist because one didn’t have to specialise ”. Some prominent faces from the 2010 roll of honour have dropped out.  Vinod Mehta  has retired from active journalism and remains Cha