NAYA BARSHA 2068 की सुभकामना हार्दिक बधाई

"नव संवत् मुझे नव संचार भरे जग की नौसेना चांदनी; नव आशा के कलश Sajakar, मंगलमय करे संसार" आप सभी माहनुभाओ का आभिवादन नव वर्ष संवत 2068 की हार्दिक बधाई हैप्पी न्यू ईयर 2068. 27. मैं 2068 में इच्छा भगवान तुम देता है ... खुशी के 12 महीने, मज़ा के 52 सप्ताह, सफलता दिनों 365, 8760 अच्छे स्वास्थ्य के घंटे, 52600 गुड लक मिनट, खुशी के 3153600 सेकण्ड ... और वह सब है! 26. वर्षों n आना जाना है, लेकिन इस साल मैं विशेष रूप से स्वास्थ्य n के 4 UA डबल खुराक इच्छा सुख सौभाग्य के भार के साथ अव्वल रहा. एक gr8 वर्ष आगे है! नया साल मुबारक !!!!! 25. हो सकता है इस नए साल कई अवसरों अपना रास्ता ले, जीवन की हर खुशी का पता लगाने और दिनों के लिए अपने प्रस्तावों के आगे कर सकते हैं फर्म रहना है, वास्तविकता में सभी अपने सपने और महान उपलब्धियों में सभी अपने प्रयासों...

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Love Play of Radha & Krishna

Lord Krishna has often been portrayed as a naughty prankster in his childhood and a lover-boy in his youth. His beloved Radha and the cowherd girls 'Gopis' in general loved him even more for his pranks and eve teasing. The Holi of Braj is famous all over India for its intimate connection with the divine deities and their love plays. It is said that when Krishna was a young boy, he asked the reason for his dark color while Radha was so fair. His mother Yashoda playfully suggested that he should smear color on Radha's face too and change her complexion to any color he wanted. Captivated by the idea, Krishna proceeded to do so and thus, introduced the play of colors on Holi. Even today, Holi is one of the most important festival of Braj,...

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History Of Valentine's day

Wish you a Happy Valentine! February has long been a month of romance. It is the month associated with Valentine's Day celebrations. We have, time and again, heard the name St. Valentine being uttered before us in this season of love. But just who is this St. Valentine? Why is this month associated with love and romance? Learn about St. Valentine, how Valentines day came into practice as it is today. The origin of this lovers day goes back as early as 270 A.D and started with the clash between a kindly priest and a mighty ruler. To know more, just read on and discover the true meaning of this festival. If you like our little article about the splendid history of Valentine's Day, just click here and refer this page to your friends and loved ones. Wish you a Happy Valentine! very year, the...

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Valentine's Day History

Valentine's Day History Pagan festivals, Christian saints, Chaucer's love birds, and the Greeting Card Association of America Roman Roots The history of Valentine's Day is obscure, and further clouded by various fanciful legends. The holiday's roots are in the ancient Roman festival of Lupercalia, a fertility celebration commemorated annually on February 15. Pope Gelasius I recast this pagan festival as a Christian feast day circa 496, declaring February 14 to be St. Valentine's Day. Valentines Galore Which St. Valentine this early pope intended to honor remains a mystery: according to the Catholic Encyclopedia, there were at least three early Christian saints by that name. One was a priest in Rome, another a bishop in Terni, and of a third St. Valentine almost nothing is known except that...

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Valentines Day

A holiday commercialized with St Valentine’s myth The fully history of St. Valentine's Day is blurry and nobody really knows who the real St. Valentine was. There are many stories and myths and there were three different Valentines who were martyred. One was a priest who lived in Rome and was supposedly martyred in 269 A.D. The second, a bishop, lived in Interamna (modern-day Treni) in Italy. There was a very obscure third Valentine who met his fate in Africa. The first Valentine, from Rome, is generally considered the right person and is associated with a charming but also gruesome story. During the reign of Roman Emperor Claudius II from 268 to 270 A.D., it became important to recruit young men to the army, but the response was low because men didn’t want to leave their wives and families....

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History of Deo

During the time of Gautama Buddha, the kings of the Lichchhavi dynasty were ruling over Baisali (Muzaffarpur, in modern Bihar in India). Baisali had a partly democratic form of government. According to the later inscription by King Jaya Dev II, Supushpa was the founder of the dynasty, but he was defeated by Ajatashatru, the powerful Magadha king, in the fifth century BC. When the kings of the Kushan empire became powerful in India, the Lichchhavis migrated to Nepal. The twenty-fourth descendant of King Supushpa, Jaya Dev II, re-established the rule of the Lichchhavis in Nepal. Brisha Dev was another powerful member of the dynasty who greatly extended his territory. Chandra Gupta I, the Gupta Indian emperor, was alarmed of the rise of Brisha Dev. However, he preserved the sovereignty of India...

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