Kaushal Jana

Dear Friends Enjoy reading this forward  HOW MUCH DOES A CUP OF HATRED COST? ...By Gbile Akanni. I never knew it was that costly. I wanted to know the cost of HATRED, so I decided to branch to a shop where it's being sold.  As a good businessman who was looking for a buyer, the salesman rushed out to ask what I wanted. I told him I wanted just a cup of hatred, and then he smiled and asked if I can afford it. 'How much does a cup cost?' I asked him. Hmmmmm... He took in a deep breath, then started... It will first of all take away your inner peace. It will cost you incurable worries. It will eat up your heart. You will be deeply bitter whenever you set your eyes on the person you hate. When others are celebrating him or her, you will always be looking for why he or she doesn't deserve it. You will become so weak and tired of seeing the person. Whenever he or she laughs, you will cry. While others are busy planning their future, you will be busy looking for ho

  Dear Friends We come across many people in our life We meet them by accident . We forget many. We remember some. We are drawn to a very few. That few may be just one or two For me it is Maninder ji We have a very beautiful friendship Similar to the relationship of a flower and a honey bee There are no conditions or restrictions Kind hearted loving soul Our meeting was not planned but decided by Divine forces Our friendship is going on strong and steady His birthday is on 25 th Aug. I wish him prosperity in plenty in the years to come I wish him good health and happiness Here is my message for him This is my simple wish for you For your Happy Birthday May this birthday be full of light, love, laughter, peace  and joy.  May this birthday bring immense  happiness and satisfaction May all your wishes come true May this year bring you Success and happiness in all you do I wish you many more Happy returns of the Day  Thinking of you is a pleasure My heart gladdens with joy I smile and feel

From a Teacher  Today I was running low on pencils so I asked all of my kids to pull out any of my pencils that they had in their desks.  I had one student ask me if he could keep his pencils that his mom gave him for school. Of course, I said yes. He then said, “well, I guess I’ll give you a few so my classmates can have them too.”  I thought nothing of it and took the pencils that he handed me.  When I was sharpening them, I noticed writing on a few of them.  I then realized that my student’s mother took the time to write on his pencils. I asked him if he would mind showing me the rest of them.  What I read melted my heart: - You are so talented. - This will be a great year. - You are creative. - You are phenomenal. - Never give up. - You can do this. - You are knowledgeable. - You are a math whiz. - You are intelligent. - Proud of you everyday. - I love you. - You have a brilliant mind. - You are wonderful. - You are a problem solver. - Follow your dreams. - You are perf

Snake charming is the practice of appearing to hypnotize a snake (often a cobra) by playing and waving around an instrument called a pungi.  Although snakes are able to sense sound, they lack the outer ear therefore they cannot hear the music. They follow the pungi that the "snake charmer" holds with his hands. Ancient Egypt was home to one form of snake charming.  It eventually spread throughout Southeast Asia, India, the Middle East, and North Africa.   Snake charming is today dying out in our country. This is due to a variety of factors, chief among them is the enforcement of the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 in India banning ownership of snakes. ❤️💕🌹🙌🙏

Pingali Venkayya (2 August 1876– 4 July 1963) was an Indian freedom fighter.    He was a staunch follower of Mahatma Gandhi and the designer of the flag on which the Indian national flag was based.    He was born in Telugu brahmin family at Bhatlapenumarru, near Machilipatnam, in what is now the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.   After completing his high school studies in Madras he went to Cambridge University to pursue graduation.   He was a  PhD in Geology and was a lecturer  He was an expert in mining. He was fluent in many languages,including  Japanese.   He led a humble life and died as a poor person as no one recognised his contribution.   Pingali Venkayya, who was from Krishna district, designed the National Flag and presented it to Mahatma Gandhi during the latter’s visit to Vijayawada city on 1 April 1921.   According to The Hindu, "Pingali Venkayya was agriculturist and also an educationist who set up an educational institution in Machilipatnam.