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  • Aapahu Sheetal Hoy! (Power of Calmness)

    Aapahu Sheetal Hoy! (Power of Calmness)
    Sep 10 2023
    Calm words are instrumental in resolving conflicts peacefully. They help de-escalate tense situations and encourage rational discussion, leading to mutually agreeable solutions. When individuals maintain composure, their messages are more easily understood, reducing the risk of misunderstandings. Calm words can have a soothing effect on others, reducing stress and anxiety. When people feel heard and supported, it can alleviate emotional tension. Speaking calmly can benefit one's own mental and emotional well-being. It reduces stress and promotes a sense of inner peace, which can have a positive impact on overall health.
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    3 Min.
  • Bahuri Karega Kab (Do it NOW)

    Bahuri Karega Kab (Do it NOW)
    Jun 27 2023
    Action is the driving force that transforms ideas, plans, and intentions into tangible results. Inaction often leads to inertia and procrastination. Taking the first step and consistently engaging in actions helps break the cycle of inertia, increases motivation, and builds momentum towards your goals. Action opens doors to new opportunities. By actively engaging in your pursuits, you increase the likelihood of encountering favorable circumstances, connections, and serendipitous events that can propel you forward.
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    5 Min.
  • Dhai Aakhar Premka! #Happy Mothers Day 💕☀

    Dhai Aakhar Premka! #Happy Mothers Day 💕☀
    May 14 2023
    Learn to love and vibrate Love. Law of attraction is actually the Law of Love. Be in the frequency of Love to grow in life.
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    5 Min.
  • Dukkha Kaheko Hoy (Power of Prayer)

    Dukkha Kaheko Hoy (Power of Prayer)
    Apr 23 2023
    Do you believe in the power of prayer? Do not crave but establish faith!
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    4 Min.
  • Din Garibi Bandagi (Babasaheb Special)

    Din Garibi Bandagi (Babasaheb Special)
    Apr 15 2023
    Great man is known by his words and actions of pure intentions. Humility, Groundedness, Service to others are the qualities of greatmen. “Constitution is not a mere lawyers document, it is a vehicle of Life, and its spirit is always the spirit of Age”. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar Maker and Conscience -keeper of Modern India Dr. Ambedkar: A multi-faceted Personality: A great Social Reformer, a Seasoned Economist, an Erudite Political Leader, a Cerebral Political thinker, a Benevolent and Prudent Constitutionalist, a Dynamic Journalist and a Prolific Writer. Dr. Ambedkar as a Social Reformer *Upliftment of Dalits Social Equality and Justice Bahishkrit Hitkarni Sabha Constitutional Safeguards: Act 14,15,17,334 Empowerment of Women Stood for: Gender Equality Hindu code Bill Education Employment #Education Emphasized on Primary Education Accessibility to Education Higher Education and Research De-monopolising Education As an Economist Many scholarly treatises like Administration and Finance of East India Company: 1915, The Evolution of Provincial Finance in British India: 1924 The Problem of the Rupee: Its Origin and its Solution: 1923 Finance Commission and RBI Agri-Cultural Reforms 1918 : Presented a paper “Small Holdings in India and their Remedies’ ( focused on the problem of small land holding. He suggested surplus agricultural labour into industrial sector. 1920’s : Continued to express opinion on Economic matters as policy maker in Bombay Legislative Assembly and Constituent Assembly. 1936 : In his book “Annihalation of Caste”, pointed out , the caste system was not merely division of labour but also division of labourers. He analysed the economic dimension of social maladies. He argued that the caste system had reduced the mobility of labour and capital which in turn impeded economic growth and development in India. Labour Reforms: 1942-46: As labour minister, he was instrumental in bringing about several legislative measures to protect the rights of labourers and workers including the establishment of employment exchanges, generally laying the foundations of Industrial relations in Independent India. 1947: submitted memorandum to the British Government titled’ States and Minorites’: laid down a strategy for the economic development of India. The strategy placed an obligation on the state to plan the economic life of the people on the lines that would lead to highest point of productivity. Water policy: He played an important role in shaping the irrigation policy, especially Damodar Valley Project and Hirakud Multi purpose Project. A GREAT Political Leader Architect of Indian Constitution Gifted Orator and Excellent Opinion maker Founded Labour Party of India Labour Minister Law Minister A Religious philosopher A Scholar of Comparative Religions Religion as moral order Religion should be based on Equality, Freedom and Fraternity Attracted towards Buddhism Wrote “Buddha and His Dhamma”. A Journalist Mooknayak : Hero of the voiceless 1920 Bahishkrit Bharat: India Ostracized 1927 Janata: Public 1928 Prabuddha Bharat: Enlightened India 1954 A Prolific writer Books and Monographs: 32 Memorandas, Evidence and statements: 10 Research Papers, Articles and Books Reviews: 10 Prefaces and Forewords: 6
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    4 Min.
  • Charo Dheeraj Rog (Why Patience is imp?)

    Charo Dheeraj Rog (Why Patience is imp?)
    Apr 11 2023
    Patience is a virtue. With patience every major challenge can be tackled. Because patience creates space in your mind to think and act effectively. It gives you necessary courage and helps you to grow faith in your self and in the Infinite Intelligence.
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    4 Min.
  • Kshamashilta ka bhav (the virtue of forgiveness

    Kshamashilta ka bhav (the virtue of forgiveness
    Apr 7 2023
    Be forgiving! Forgiveness is a great virtue.
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    4 Min.
  • Burana Miliya Koi (Check Yourself)

    Burana Miliya Koi (Check Yourself)
    Apr 6 2023
    It is through our perception of reality we react to the outer circumstances. We always find faults in other but we rarely realise that we ourselves are full of negativity because finding fault itself is reflective of the negativities in our mind. Offcourse wherever corrections are required in others we should correct them but this process shouldbe without anger, hatred and ill-will.
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    3 Min.