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  A Myth     "You are very lucky.", said Sujata to Anjali. Both Sujatha and Anjali lived in the village Meherpur. From childhood they were very close. They were the two parts of the same coin. Sujata lived with her parents and a brother, while Anjali lived in the village with her grandparents, maternal uncle and aunt. Her maternal uncle did not have any child, so they took Anjali from her mother Shyamali. Anjali had a sister and two brothers. Her parents lived with them in a village called Samarganj, nearly 15 km away from Meherpur.    Anjali studied and was married from Meherpur. Before marriage Sujata and Anjali were very close. They studied in the same class and in same school till higher secondary education. On any occasion colouring of hands with mehendi was a common practice of the village-girls. So it was for Sujata and Anjali. On Saraswati Puja, Lakshmi Puja, Durga Puja, Kali Puja, any school or village programme they, like other girls, coloured their ha...

  New Rule   Tried the last one  Made some loss, New rule thought of  Let see what happens! This is the cycle  The old gives place to the new,  But many forget it  When things not happen  According to their view!  Pain and troubles grip them,  They don't think of the problem  So weak they become that  They only search for solution! But a few appear much smart,  They analyse the cause,  It helps them not only to recover  But also move forward.  I have tried to become the few,  Though badly hit by past way  Tried to pick a new!  Hope in the heart,  Plan in the mind,  I can definitely move ahead  If it goes alright! Read Next Poem  Read Previous Poem (Teacher's Day)

  झुकु कैसे  मैं चौंक गया यह पड़के  की,  कुछ पानाहै तो झुकना सीखो,  क्या मतलब है इसका  कुछ बड़ा पानेके लिए  आदर्श, उसुल सब भुला दूं! यह तो हो गया छोटा बात  छोटा सोच से मुलाकात,  अगर सब कोई ऐसा सोचता  तो क्या आज देश आजाद होता! तो क्या गांधीजी, नेताजी  चंद्रशेखर आजाद.......  सब बेवकूफ था?  जो जान का परवाह किए बिना  ब्रिटिश से लड़ पड़ा।  क्या जरूरत था उनका  देशवासी के भलाई के लिए अपना जान देना। वह रह सकता था चैनसे  जिंदगी उनका होता आराम का,  पर बह अलग सोचा  आदर्श, उसुल उनका था ऊंचा,   इसलिए वह झुक कर खुश रहने से ज्यादा  शर उठा कर मरना चाहा! पड़िए अगला कविता  पड़िए पिछला कविता (खुदको सुधारो)

  রেলগাড়ি   তুমি সুতোর মতো জুড়ে দাও  এক প্রান্তকে আরেকটির সাথে,  তুমি সাহায্যের হাত বাড়াও  প্রতিটি যাত্রীর পাণে! যাত্রায় তুমি প্রথম পছন্দ  সকলকেই তুমি দাও আনন্দ,  তোমারই সহায়ে হয়, কতো রোজগার  দুবেলা খাবার পাই, কতো পরিবার! কিন্তু মাঝে মাঝে তোমার কি হয়?  যখন তুমি হও রক্ত পিপাসু , তোমার প্রচন্ডতায় মারা যায়  কতো নর-নারী ও নিষ্পাপ শিশু! তোমার ধ্বংসলীলা দেখে মানব সমাজ কেঁপে ওঠে,  বাকরুদ্ধ করে দাও তুমি সকলকে  বদলে যাও যখন তুমি ভয়ানক দানবে।   তোমার জয়-যাত্রা দেখে  আনন্দিত হয় সকলে,  তারা চায় তুমি আরো বড়ো হও  সকলে গর্বিত হয় তোমার জয়ে,  কিন্তু মাঝে মাঝে তোমার ধ্বংসলীলায়  সকলের আনন্দ ধূলিসাৎ হয়! এইতো কদিন আগে  তুমি নিলে সেই ভয়ংকর রূপ,  শত শত প্রাণ ছিনিয়ে নিলে  বানালে মৃতদেহের স্তূপ!  করলে কত মানুষকে দিশেহারা  তোমায় বিশ্বাস করেছিল যারা।   তবে কি তুমি ছলোনা করো  মানুষের বন্ধু হওয়ার,  আনন্দের লোভ দেখিয়ে  ছিনিয়ে নাও খুশি,  তুমি বন্ধু না শত্র...

  चार कदम आगे जाने के लिए  दो कदम पीछे जाना पड़ता है, काम जब शर के ऊपर हो जाए  तो कुछ समय के लिए रुक जाना पड़ता है,  पर लक्ष से भटक जाना कतेइ उचित नहीं  क्योंकि सफल होने के लिए अंगार में चलना पड़ता है। पड़िए अगला शायरी  पड़िए पिछला शायरी 

  Rs.100 vs Rs. 70   "See, how Rs. 70 is greater!", laughed Rashiklal. He was a shop-owner in the village Tasarpur. He dealt in stationery items. The shop was his only earning source and it provided him enough to meet his family needs.    Rashiklal's family consisted of his parents, his wife Rama, his two daughters - Mina and Rina. His parents were aged and could not to anything. They were under medication for old age problems. Rama was a home-maker. Mina and Rina were reading in Class V and VII respectively in the village high school, namely Radhakanta High School. Rashiklal was able to meet all his family expenses for his shop. It was running well.  Sumit also lived in Tasarpur village. He worked in other state and once or twice in a year he would come at home to see his family. From childhood Sumit and Rashiklal were friends. When Sumit would come to the village, he passed his whole day at Rashiklal's shop. They had a lot to talk, but every time they must me...