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‘Congress hates poor’: PM Modi slams Sonia, Rahul’s remarks on President’s address

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(Image Source : IANS)
(Image Source : IANS)

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday hit out at the Congress and the AAP-da (AAP) party for their arrogance and launched a blistering attack on the “Royal (Gandhi) family” of the Congress for mocking President Droupadi Murmu after her speech in Parliament.

Addressing an election rally in west Delhi’s Dwarka, PM Modi said: “Today, our respected President addressed the Parliament, highlighting development and the vision for Viksit Bharat.”

“But a member of the Royal family of the Congress said the President gave a boring speech another member of the Royal family of the Congress insulted a tribal woman by calling her ‘poor thing’,” he said.

“This is an insult to 10 crore tribals and every poor in the country. The Royal family of the Congress does not like Dalits, STs or OBCs rising in life,” he said, indirectly referring to reaction of Sonia Gandhi and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi to the President’s address on the opening day of the Budget Session of Parliament.

“Abusing people and defaming the country abroad and loving Urban Naxals is their forte,” said PM Modi referring to both the Congress and the AAP.

“These two arrogant parties have joined hands behind the scenes and we need to stay alert,” he said, asking voters to elect a BJP government in the February 5 Assembly election in Delhi.

Arrogance is common to both the AAP-da and Congress – the AAP-da considers itself the owner of Delhi and the Congress considers itself the ruler of the country, he said.

Referring to the political storm over pollution in the Yamuna, the PM said due to the fear of loss in election AAP-da leaders are pursuing zehrili raajniti (poisonous politics),

PM Modi hit out at the ruling party in Delhi for the poor state of the Yamuna and indulging in blame game and corruption.

He said the AAP-da government has not increased the budget for infrastructure over the past four years.

“They are not spending money on public welfare but on their publicity and ads,” he said.

Hitting out at corruption in the AAP-da government and calling it an enemy of the middle class, he said: “Those who live in Sheesh Mahal have no respect for a two BHK of a middle class family.”

Touching upon Arvind Kejriwal’s Yamuna ‘poison’ remark, he said the AAP-da people hate Haryana.

“They blame the neighbouring state for air pollution, and now they are blaming Haryana for poisoning Yamuna water,” he said.

The land which gave the message of Gita has been accused of poisoning the Yamuna. “Yamuna is not just a river but a part of the Indian ethos, but it is in a decaying state today,” he said.

He said in Gujarat, the poor state of Sabarmati river in Ahmedabad used to hurt him. “I later rejuvenated the river and developed a river front there,” he said, adding, “I would personally oversee the revamp of the Yamuna in Delhi as well”.

He said the BJP government will change the future of Delhi NCR by developing the Yamuna.

“The water will be cleaned, we will develop the river front, we will build a green tourism corridor and run water Metro for transportation,” he said, adding that rejuvenation of a river also promotes the economy.

Claiming that the BJP not only undertakes development but also facilitates savings for the poor, he said: “We will give houses to the poor in Delhi at double the speed once a BJP government is formed.”

Repeating BJP’s no tolerance for corruption, PM Modi said the BJP government will call an Assembly session early and the CAG report, carrying details of the AAP government’s financial lapses, will be tabled to expose the corruption spread by the AAP-da government.

He also highlighted the PM Surya Ghar solar energy scheme under which the BJP government will give Rs 75,000-80,000 to each household for installing a solar plant, which will translate into 300 free units of electricity every month.

He urged women to link their bank accounts with phone numbers as they will soon get messages on their phones that Rs 2,500 financial assistance has been deposited in their account under the Mahila Samriddhi Scheme.

“The first Cabinet meeting of the BJP government will clear the way for payment of this Mahila Samridhi Yojana amount,” he said.

Targeting young job-seekers, PM Modi said thousands of jobs will be created and that too without any corruption or recommendation. “This is what was done by the BJP government in Haryana in its first Cabinet meeting,” he said.

He said government employees in Delhi will also benefit from the Eighth Pay Commission announced recently.

He also promised sports facilities in rural areas of the city and assured restoration of stalled welfare schemes for widows and the elderly, especially in villages.

(This article has been published via a syndicated feed)

Uttar Pradesh: Police arrest Amedkarite activist ‘Didi’ Nirdesh Singh, who abused Hindu deities and Maha Kumbh Mela

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(Image Source : Opindia)

“Uttar Pradesh: Police arrest Amedkarite activist ‘Didi’ Nirdesh Singh, who abused Hindu deities and Maha Kumbh Mela”, Opindia, Janaury 31, 2025:

“In a major development, the Moradabad police in Uttar Pradesh arrested Amedkarite activist ‘Didi’ Nirdesh Singh for abusing Hindu deities, saints and the Maha Kumbh Mela.

According to reports, she was apprehended from Noida on Thursday (30th January). A First Information Report (FIR) was lodged against Singh at the Majhola police station based on a complaint by Pramod Saini.

The controversial Ambedkarite activist was booked under Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita (BNS) Sections 196(1), 299, 302, 353(1)(c), 353(2) and Section 67 of the Information Technology Act…….”

Read the full article at Opindia.com

Mahakumbh-2025 -When People Afflicted with ‘The Truman Show Syndrome’ Castigate Sanatana

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(Image Source : Reuters)

“So, the stampede happened.” Thus begins an article on the editorial page of The Times of India (January 30) by Devdutt Pattanaik, self-styled scholar of Hinduism. He might as well have begun by saying “I told you so.” The article is pegged on the tragedy that occurred at Mahakumbh-2025 on January 29, in which at least 30 people died and around 60 were injured.

Immediately, he sets about citing the faultlines—VIPs always get the access, it is the common people, who suffer.[1] He conveniently ignores the fact that VIPs, by and large, arrive on non-special bathing days, during which the number of devotees is of a lesser magnitude. Further, the Mela area is so large that lakhs take dip every day—even on the days VIPs are present in the Kumbh area.

Mahakumbh-2025 is huge and unprecedented in its scale. On the special bathing days (amrit snana days), the akharas (monk sects) get special treatment, and their bathing procession is a ritual and a view to cherish. It is colourful, vigorous, full of energy. However, as soon as the news of the tragedy spread, the akharas immediately decided to scale down and delay their bathing processions. Pattanaik will never acknowledge this fact.

Next, Pattanaik contrasts China’s announcement of Deepseek, the AI app, which has taken over ChatGPT of America in terms of being the top-most downloaded app, with Mahakumbh-2025. Why? Because they (huge crowds) were “encouraged by the Sanatani social media to take a dip in the confluence of three rivers… of Prayagraj. For there is a rare planetary alignment that will transform the river water into nectar.” The innuendo being that the Sanatanis are only interested in the spiritual abracadabra, having no consciousness of the technological leaps in the ‘material world.’ What he will never, or perhaps realise, is that, for a true Sanatani, the material and the spiritual merge; more of than not. And, as for technology, we are doing great things, and greater things are in store.

Again, he conveniently escapes two things: People have been thronging Kumbh since there was no radio, television, social media. And, proportionately, the numbers have always been high. In so far as water turning into nectar is considered, nobody is asking him to consume that water and think that he will become immortal—none of the devotees think so. The devotees gather there for their faith, and the sheer energy the place bestows upon them. It gives them strength to carry on with their lives in the ‘normal world.’

One does not know if Pattanaik has ever been to Kumbh. Even if he were to, he would not be able to figure out the energy, and synergy, the teerthas offer to their devotees. It is not for those not having aastha. Further, it is a congregation where ‘nobody is invited; and everybody is invited.’ What it means is that no official invitation is issued to anybody, but nobody is turned away. This all-encompassing aspect of the event will never be taken into account by Pattanaik, and others of his ilk.

For Pattanaik, by holding this huge congregation, Sanatanis sought to “establish India’s supremacy in the spiritual domain, to make up for India’s many shortcomings in the material domain. More people were at this site, on the holy day, than at Mecca or Jerusalem, it will be proclaimed.” Really, Mr Pattanaik?

If it is spiritual, it cannot be to “establish supremacy.” Spiritualism can mean so many things to so many people, but one knows enough to say that it cannot be a fight for supremacy. And, if it is, then it must be politics-masquerading-as-religion dogma, from which perspective he seems to be speaking.

The Sanatanis are in no competition with other religious places. However, this does not stop them for celebrating their own festivals to the best of their abilities.

Once again, Pattanaik connects Jain teerthankaras and Akbar and Akshay Vat (the old banyan tree)—in a desperate bid to prove that Kumbh festival was only as old as what a Chinese traveller mentioned in the seventh century CE, or something that started with Jainas, was popularised/ institutionalised by Akbar, and given its current shape by the British. The logic is the ‘first recorded mention’, by a Chinese scholar in this case.

The problem with the likes of Pattanaiks is that they conveniently ignore the fact that, if a witness has seen something, that means the particular event was already happening—it did not start with the witness recording it. The problem is refusing to look beyond what the school books said and what their ecosystem wants to hear.

Again, if the logic is that the Jainism and Buddhism were rebellions to the existing religion, then the question is what was that religion? The answer is Sanatana. Then, how can Sanatana be considered as something that has become part of the people’s life only after Jainas, the Mughals and the British came? But then, the Pattanaiks love such simplistic formulations—because, it would be blasphemous for their ecosystem, if they were to acknowledge the antiquity of the Sanatana dharma. Further, whether it was called Illahabas, or Illahabad (about which he dwells on some length), the fact that remains the place was called Prayagraj thousands of years before Akbar.

It indeed beats common sense that the same set of people cry buckets of tears on the Sanatani being non-inclusive for, say, the LGBTQ+. They constantly keep working to make the ‘society more inclusive.’ But when a Kinnar Akhara was added to the existing akharas, the likes of Pattanaik say, rather gingerly, say that this was “invented recently to accommodate queer folks into the Sanatani fold.” [Emphasis supplied] It is the same argument they use when talking about the tribals. And who said that kinnars are not Sanatanis—or cannot be Sanatanis. One of the major source of earnings for Kinnars have been to come to the houses during marriages, or when a family welcomes a baby; and Sanatanis not only expect them to visit, but many shower them with lot of money, happily—and they do follow the faith in which they are born. So, what does he mean when he says “to accommodate queer folks into the Sanatani fold”? Of course, verbal ‘sleight of hand.’

Towards the end, Pattanaik feels sad that this spiritual congregation is being used to “generate wealth” through religious tourism. Oh yes! That is so sad. How can Sanatanis generate wealth? Are they mad?

Probably, Pattanaik does not realise that every place in the world where people gather for spiritual purposes invariably leads to an economy. It is how the natural world processes flow—of course, not in the fantasy world of Pattanaik, where Sanatana is to be held subordinate, nay slave, to any and every other faith.

Finally, and it was a bit expected, Pattanaik could not resist mentioning hygiene. Dirtying of the waters of our sacred Rivers has a history that goes through the colonial period. It will require some detail. But, let me give you just a small example. The British set up an opium factory in Ghazipur district, adjacent to Varanasi, in Uttar Pradesh, close to River Ganga. This was to facilitate their opium trade with China. The processing creates waste fluid, which is narcotic in nature. There is a Sankat Mochan Temple on the banks of River Ganga. The monkeys drink that fluid, thinking it to be water, and seem to under intoxication. That waste fluid fell into Ganga through an open drain. I know this because I lived there for a few years during my childhood. Ditto for the tanneries of Kanpur; and sewage of many cities. Of course, efforts are on; a few have succeeded under the present government.

Pattanaik and others of his ilk live in a fantasy world where there is no place of proud celebration of Sanatana. It is a classic The Truman Show syndrome. They believe in what they are made to believe right since an early age. While in the movie The Truman Show, the protagonist finally realises that he was part of a show; that revelation is still to fall on the likes of Pattanaik.

Sonia Gandhi calls President Murmu ‘poor thing’, BJP calls the remark elitist, anti-poor and anti-tribal

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(Image Source : Opindia)
(Image Source : Opindia)

“Sonia Gandhi calls President Murmu ‘poor thing’, BJP calls the remark elitist, anti-poor and anti-tribal”, Opindia, January 31, 2025:

“Bharatiya Janata Party has slammed Congress Parliamentary Party Chairperson Sonia Gandhi for her remarks calling President Droupadi Murmu “poor thing”. The ruling party at the Centre said that the remarks showed the “elitist, anti-poor and anti-tribal nature of the Congress.”

“I and every BJP Karyakarta strongly condemns the usage of the phrase “poor thing” by Smt. Sonia Gandhi for Honourable President of India, Droupadi Murmu Ji. The deliberate usage of such words shows the elitist, anti-poor and anti-tribal nature of the Congress Party,” JP Nadda, BJP President said in a post on X.

“I demand that the Congress Party unconditionally apologise to the Honourable President and the tribal communities of India,” he added.

While reacting to President Murmu’s address to the joint session of the Parliament, Sonia Gandhi told reporters, “The President was getting very tired by the end…She could hardly speak, poor thing,” Sonia Gandhi told reporters…….”

Read the full article at Opindia.com

108 names of Mata Saraswati: what are the names and their meanings?

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In the Hindu Dharma, every Devi and Devata is known by several names. In our Hindu Dharma, Mata Saraswati is the goddess of knowledge and wisdom. She is also considered the Devi of literature, art, and voice. It is said that it is by her grace that a person can climb the ladder of success. 

Mata Saraswati is also worshipped along with other forms of Shakti on Fridays. It is said that Sri Krishna himself first worshipped Mata Saraswati. Reading and chanting 108 names of Mata Saraswati during Her worship bestows Her immense blessings on the devotees. 

Mata Saraswati is the consort of Bhagwan Brahma. The name Saraswati is made up of two words- Saras which means flow and Wati which means women, therefore Saraswati is the flow like a river and knowledge is supremely alluring like a beautiful woman. 

Mata Saraswati is known to be the “mother of the Vedas”. Saraswati Puja is done by devotees every year to seek the blessing of Mata Saraswati so that the upcoming year becomes successful and prosperous. With 99Pandit let us take you on the religious journey where you can learn the 108 names of Mata Saraswati.  

List of 108 Names of Mata Saraswati with Meaning 

Saraswati – The Devi of Knowledge

Mahabhadra – The Devi Who is Supremely Auspicious

Mahamaya – The Devi Who has Great Illusion

Varaprada – The Devi Who Bestows Boons

Shripada – The Devi Who Bestows Wealth

Padmanilaya – The Devi Whose Home is in a Lotus 

Padmakshi – The Devi Whose Eyes Are Like Lotus

Padmavaktraga – The Devi Whose Face is Like Lotus

Shivanuja – The Devi Who is the Younger Sibling of Shiva

Pustakabhrita – The Devi Who is Holding a Book

Jnanamudra – The Devi Who Sits in the Mentioned Posture

Rama – The Devi Who is Enticing

Para – The Devi Who is Beyond Everything

Kamarupa – The Devi Who Takes Various Forms as Desired

Mahavidya – The Devi Who Has Great Knowledge

Mahapataka Nashini – The Devi Who is the Destroyer of Fallen Beings

Mahashraya – The Devi Who is the Supreme Refuge

Malini – The Devi Who Has a Garland

Mahabhoga – The Devi By Whom Great Enjoyment is Being Caused

Mahabhuja – The Devi Whose Arms are Great

Mahabhaga – The Devi Whose Luck is Great

Mahotsaha – The Devi Whose Strength is Supreme

Divyanga – The Devi Whose Limbs are Divine

Suravandita – The Devi Who the Gods adore

Mahakali – The Devi of Time and Death

Mahapasha – The Devi Whose Noose is Eminent

Mahakara – The Devi Whose Form is Supreme

Mahankusha – The Devi Whose Stick (Goad) is Eminent 

Pita – The Devi who is yellow-skinned

Vimala – The Devi Who is Spotless

Vishwa – The Devi Who is the Entire Cosmos

Vidyunmala – The Devi Who Wears a Shining Garland

Vaishnavi – The Shakti of Sri Hari Vishnu

Chandrika – The Devi Who is as Bright as Moonlight

Chandravadana – The Devi Whose Face is as Beautiful as Moon

Chandralekha Vibhushita – The Devi Who is Adorned by a Digit of the Moon

Savitri – Ray of Light

Surasa – The Devi Who is Charming

Devi – The Goddess

Divyalankarabhushita – The Devi Who is Adorned by Divine Ornaments

Vagdevi – The Devi of speech

Vasudha – The Devi Who is the Earth

Tivra – The Devi Whose Speed is Fast

Mahabhadra – The Devi Who is Supremely Auspicious

Mahabala – The Devi Whose Strength is Supreme

Bhogada – The Devi Who Bestows Enjoyment

Bharati – The Devi of Speech

Bhama – The Devi Who is Personification of Passion and Splendor

Govinda – The Devi Who is Protector or Controller of Cows

Gomati – A Place Having Herds of Cows

Shiva – The Devi Who Delivers Liberation or Enlightenment

Jatila – The Devi Who has Matted Hairs

Vindhyavasa – The Devi Whose Dwelling Place is Mount Vindhya

Vindhyachalavirajita – The Devi Who is Seated in Mount Vindhya

Chandika – The Fierce One, the Wrathful Goddess 

Vaishnavi – The Power of Lord Vishnu

Brahmi – The Power of Brahma

Brahmajnanaikasadhana – The Only Medium to Attain Brahma-Jnana (Enlightenment)

Saudamini – The Devi Whose Resplendence is Like Lightening

Sudhamurti – The Devi Whose Form is Like Nectar

Subhadra – The Devi Who is Extremely Beautiful

Surapujita – The Devi Who is Worshipped by Gods

Suvasini – The Devi Who Fills her Abode (the Whole Cosmos) with Auspiciousness

Sunasa – The Devi Who Has Beautiful Nose

Vinidra – The Devi Who is Sleepless

Padmalochana – The Devi Whose Eyes are Like Lotus

Vidyarupa – The Devi Who is Knowledge Personified

Vishalakshi – The Devi Whose Eyes are Large

Brahmajaya – The Wife of Brahma

Mahaphala – The Devi Who is the Greatest Retribution

Trayimurti – The Devi Who is the Trinity

Trikalajna – The Devi Who Knows Everything About the Past, the Present and the Future

Triguna – The Devi Who is the Personification of the 3 Gunas-Tamas, Rajas and Sattva

Shastrarupini – The Devi Who is the Treatises Personified

Shumbhasura Pramathini – The Devi Who Tormented the Demon Shumbha

Shubhada – The Devi Who Bestows Auspicion

Swaratmika – The Devi Who exists as Sound

Raktabijanihantri – The Devi Who is the Slayer of Raktabīja

Chamunda – The Devi Who Killed the Demons Chanda and Munda

Ambika – The Mother Goddess

Mundakayapraharana – The Devi Who is the Dispeller of Muṇda

Dhumralochanamardana – The Devi Who Killed the Demon Dhumralochana

Sarvadevastuta – The One Who Praised by all Gods and Goddesses

Saumya – The Devi Who is Gentle and Cheerful

Surasura Namaskrita – Both Gods and Demons Bow to Her

Kalaratri – The Devi Who is the Night of Deluge

Kaladhara – The Devi Who is the Support of Artistry

Rupasaubhagyadayini – The Devi Who is the Giver of Beauty and Good Fortune

Vagdevi – The One Who is the Goddess of Speech

Vararoha – The Devi Who is Elegant

Varahi – The Power of Varaha

Varijasana – The Devi Who is Seated on a White Lotus

Chitrambara – The Devi Whose Clothes are Variegated

Chitragandha – The Devi Whose Fragrance is Variegated

Chitramalyavibhushita – The Devi Who is Adorned With Variegated Flowers

Kanta – The Devi Who is Beautiful

Kamaprada – The Devi Who Bestows Desires

Vandya – The Devi Who is Worthy of Worship

Vidyadharasupujita – The Devi Who is Well Worshipped by Knowledge-Holders

Shwetanana – The Devi Who has a fair face

Nilabhuja – The Devi Whose Arms are of Blue Colour

Chaturvargaphalaprada – The Devi Who Bestows Retribution to the Four Sections of Society

Chaturanana Samrajya – The Devi Whose Empire is the world Created by Four-Headed Brahma

Raktamadhya – The Devi Who is the Source of all Shakti

Niranjana – The Devi Who is Dispassionate

Hamsasana – The Devi Whose Seat is of Swan

Nilajangha – The Devi Who Has Blue Thighs

Brahmavishnushivatmika – The Devi Who is the Soul of Brahma, Visnu and Shiva 

Ashtottara Shatnam Namavali of Mata Saraswati 

  1. Saraswati Om Saraswatyai Namah.
  2. Mahabhadra Om Mahabhadraayai Namah.
  3. Mahamaya Om Mahamayayai Namah.
  4. Varaprada Om Varpradayai Namah.
  5. Shriprada Om Shripradayai Namah.
  6. Padmanilaya Om Padmanilayai Namah.
  7. Padmakshi Om Padma Kshray Namah.
  8. Padmavaktraga Om Padmavaktrayai Namah.
  9. Shivanuja Om Shivanujayai Namah.
  10. Pustakdhrit Om Pustak Kadhrate Namah.
  11. Gyanmudra Om Gyanmudrayai Namah.
  12. Rama Om Ramayi Namah.
  13. Para Om Parayai Namah.
  14. Kamarupa Om Kamarupayai Namah.
  15. Mahavidya Om Mahavidyaayi Namah.
  16. Mahapatak Nashini Om Mahapatak Nashinya Namah.
  17. Mahashraya Om Mahashrayayi Namah.
  18. Malini Om Malinya Namah.
  19. Mahabhoga Om Mahabhogayai Namah.
  20. Mahabhuja Om Mahabhujayai Namah.
  21. Mahabhaga Om Mahabhagaayai Namah.
  22. Mahotsaha Om Mahotsahaayi Namah.
  23. Om Divyangayai Namah.
  24. Survandita Om Survanditaayi Namah.
  25. Mahakali Om Mahakalyai Namah.
  26. Mahapasha Om Mahapashaayai Namah.
  27. Mahakara Om Mahakaraayai Namah.
  28. Mahankusha Om Mahankushaayi Namah.
  29. Sita Om Sitaayai Namah.
  30. Vimala Om Vimalayi Namah.
  31. Vishva Om Vishvaayi Namah.
  32. Vidyunmala Om Vidyunmalayi Namah.
  33. Vaishnavi Om Vaishnavyai Namah.
  34. Chandrika Om Chandrikayai Namah.
  35. Chandravadana Om Chandravadanaayai Namah.
  36. Chandralekhaavibhushita Om Chandralekhaavibhushitaayi Namah.
  37. Savitri Om Savitryai Namah.
  38. Surasa Om Surasaayi Namah.
  39. Goddess Om Devyai Namah.
  40. Divyalankarbhushita Om Divyalankarbhushitaayi Namah.
  41. Vaagdevi Om Vaagdevyai Namah.
  42. Vasudha Om Vasudhaayai Namah.
  43. अत्प्ता ॐ अत्प्तयाय नमः.
  44. Mahabhadra Om Mahabhadraayai Namah.
  45. Mahabala Om Mahabalayai Namah.
  46. Bhogada Om Bhogdayai Namah.
  47. Bharati Om Bharatyai Namah.
  48. Bhama Om Bhamayai Namah.
  49. Govinda Om Govindayai Namah.
  50. Gomati Om Gomatyai Namah.
  51. Shiva Om Shivay Namah.
  52. Jatila Om Jatilaayi Namah.
  53. Vindhyavasa Om Vindhyavasayai Namah.
  54. Vindhyachalvirajita Om Vindhyachalvirajitaayai Namah.
  55. Chandika Om Chandikayai Namah.
  56. Vaishnavi Om Vaishnavyai Namah.
  57. Brahmi Om Brahmayai Namah.
  58. Brahmagyanaikasadhana Om Brahmagyanaikasadhanaayai Namah.
  59. Saudamini Om Saudaminya Namah.
  60. Sudhamurthy Om Sudhamurtyai Namah.
  61. Subhadra Om Subhadrayai Namah.
  62. Surpoojita Om Surpoojitaayi Namah.
  63. Suvasini Om Suvasinya Namah.
  64. Sunasa Om Sunasaayi Namah.
  65. Vinidra Om Vinidrayai Namah.
  66. Padmalochana Om Padmalochanaayi Namah.
  67. Vidyarupa Om Vidyarupayai Namah.
  68. Vishalakshi Om Vishalakshyai Namah.
  69. Brahmajaya Om Brahmajayayi Namah.
  70. Mahaphala Om Mahaphalayai Namah.
  71. Om Trayimurti Namah.
  72. Trikalgya Om Trikaljnyayi Namah.
  73. Triguna Om Trigunayai Namah.
  74. Shastrarupini Om Shastrarupinya Namah.
  75. Shumbhasurpramthinya Om Shumbhasurpramthinyai Namah.
  76. Shubhada Om Shubhadayai Namah.
  77. Sarvaatmika Om Swaratmikaayi Namah.
  78. Raktabeejnihantri Om Raktabeejnihantryai Namah.
  79. Chamunda Om Chamundayai Namah.
  80. Ambika Om Ambikaayai Namah.
  81. Mundakayapraharna Om Mundkayapraharnaayi Namah.
  82. Dhumralochanmardana Om Dhumralochanmardanayai N

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पुरुष भी होते हैं क्रूरता के शिकार… दिल्ली HC का ये सिर्फ फैसला नहीं, बल्कि आंदोलन की शुरुआत: समाज भी बदले अब सोच, मर्दों के अधिकारों पर हो बात

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“पुरुष भी होते हैं क्रूरता के शिकार… दिल्ली HC का ये सिर्फ फैसला नहीं, बल्कि आंदोलन की शुरुआत: समाज भी बदले अब सोच, मर्दों के अधिकारों पर हो बात”, ऑपइंडिया, जनवरी 30, 2025

“दिल्ली HC ने हाल ही में एक ऐतिहासिक फैसला देते हुए कहा कि पुरुष भी महिलाओं की तरह क्रूरता और हिंसा से समान सुरक्षा के हकदार हैं। यह फैसला उन अनगिनत पुरुषों की तकलीफों को मान्यता देता है, जिनकी आवाजें सदियों से दबाई जाती रही हैं।

हमारे समाज में पुरुषों को हमेशा ताकत और सहनशीलता का प्रतीक माना गया है। उन्हें सिखाया जाता है कि रोना कमजोरी है और दर्द को सह लेना मर्दानगी की निशानी। लेकिन, जो समाज उनके आंसुओं को कमजोरी समझता है, वह यह भूल जाता है कि भावनात्मक, मानसिक और शारीरिक अत्याचारों का दर्द पुरुष भी महसूस करते हैं।

पुरुष आयोग की अध्यक्ष बरखा त्रेहन ने इस फैसले को क्रांतिकारी बताते हुए कहा, “यह केवल एक कानूनी निर्णय नहीं, बल्कि समाज की जड़ों में बैठे अन्याय के खिलाफ एक आंदोलन की शुरुआत है। हर आत्महत्या करने वाले पुरुष के पीछे एक अनसुनी चीख होती है, जिसे अब अनदेखा नहीं किया जा सकता…….”

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No foreign spark ahead of this session: PM Modi takes dig at Opposition

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday that for the first time in 10 years, there has been no attempt from abroad to stoke any trouble ahead of the Parliament session.

He said, “For the first time, no spark has been ignited abroad… nor is there anyone to fan the flames… This is the first session where neither external influences nor internal forces have set events into motion…”

He said since he became the Prime Minister in 2014 it had become routine for a spark to be set in a foreign country and this time, as must have been noticed by the media also, nothing like that has happened.

“I have been observing for the last 10 years, before every season, people get ready to do mischief and here, we know that there is no shortage of people to escalate it,” PM Modi added.

In his customary address to the media before the beginning of a new session, PM Modi said, “Ahead of the Budget Session, I bow down to Maa Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity..”

Reminiscing the Maha Lakshmi mantra, PM Modi said that he prays to the Goddess to have special blessings on the poor and the middle class. “I pray that Maa Lakshmi continues to bless the poor and middle class of our country.”

He said that it is a matter of great pride for the country and the whole world that India completed 75 years as a democratic nation. “India has established itself well on the global pedestal…,” the PM said, adding, “This is the first complete budget of my third term. I can confidently say that in 2047, when India will complete 100 years of Independence, India will fulfil its aim of Viksit Bharat and this budget will give new energy and hope to the nation.. and the 140 crore people will fulfil this vow.”

“In our third term, we are committed to all-round development …we are in mission mode. Innovation, inclusion and investment — this is the roadmap of our economic development. In this session, several historic bills will be discussed, and a lot of discussion will happen…Reform, perform and transform.. the Centre and state will work together and bring transformation. Ours is a youth-full nation, and those who are 25-26 years old today, will be the beneficiaries of Vikshit Bharat and when they are 45-46 years old they will see the benefits…”

The Prime Minister said, “In this budget session, all MPs will contribute to strengthening Viksit Bharat, especially the young MPs since it is a golden opportunity for them. They will be witness to the Viksit Bharat… I hope that we will stand up to the hopes and expectations of people…”

(This article has been published via a syndicated feed)

नशे और आतंकवाद से जूझ रहा पंजाब : पुलिस के आंकड़े बता रहे हैं कि हालात कितने गंभीर

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“नशे और आतंकवाद से जूझ रहा पंजाब : पुलिस के आंकड़े बता रहे हैं कि हालात कितने गंभीर”, पाञ्चजन्य, जनवरी 30, 2025

“पंजाब पुलिस ने 2024 में 8935 नशा तस्कर, 559 गैंगस्टर और 66 आतंकियों को गिरफ्तार किया। हेरोइन, हथियार, आरडीएक्स और ड्रोन बरामद, बढ़ती आपराधिक गतिविधियों पर पुलिस की कड़ी कार्रवाई। पढ़ें पूरी रिपोर्ट!

पहले कांग्रेस 2017 में और फिर आम आदमी पार्टी 2022 में नशा मुक्ति के नाम पर राज्य में सत्तारूढ़ हुई परन्तु दोनों दलों की सरकारों के दावे धरातल पर धरे के धराए रह गए। साल 2024 के आंकड़े ही बताते हैं कि राज्य इस मोर्चे पर कितनी विकराल स्थिति से जूझ रहा है। साल 2024 के अंत के दिनों में पुलिस महानिरीक्षक (मुख्यालय) सुखचैन सिंह गिल ने यह आंकड़े जारी किए।

डॉ. सुखचैन सिंह गिल ने बताया कि पुलिस ने साल 2024 में 12255 एफआईआर दर्ज की, जिनमें से 1213 वाणिज्यिक मामलों से संबंधित हैं, और 210 बड़े माफियाओं सहित 8935 नशा तस्करों/सप्लायरों को गिरफ्तार किया गया है। उन्होंने बताया कि पुलिस टीमों ने पूरे राज्य से 1099 किलोग्राम हेरोइन, 991 किलोग्राम अफीम, 414 क्विंटल भुक्की और 2.94 लाख गोलियां /कैप्सूल/टीके/फार्मा ओपिओइड्स की शीशियां बरामद की हैं, साथ ही गिरफ्तार किए गए नशा तस्करों से 14.73 करोड़ रुपये की ड्रग मनी बरामद की है…….”

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Rajdeep Sardesai, who gave ‘political context’ to murder of Hindu activist, objects to newspaper putting Maha Kumbh Mela stampede in pespective

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“Rajdeep Sardesai, who gave ‘political context’ to murder of Hindu activist, objects to newspaper putting Maha Kumbh Mela stampede in pespective”, Opindia, January 31, 2025:

“On Friday (31st January) morning, controversial ‘journalist’ Rajdeep Sardesai objected to an editorial published by The Times of India wherein the newspaper provided context to the stampede at the Maha Kumbh Mela.

The incident, caused by the uncontrollable surge of devotees, led to the deaths of 30 people and injured 60 others. The Times of India on Wednesday (29th January) attempted to put the tragedy in perspective.

In its editorial, the newspaper pointed out that a whopping 10 crore people are participating in the auspicious Hindu festival and that a temporary breakdown of arrangements was expected……”

Read the full article at Opindia.com

कैफ अंसारी ने हिंदुओं के खिलाफ उगला जहर, 10 मिनट के लिए पुलिस हटाने का वीडियो वायरल

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“कैफ अंसारी ने हिंदुओं के खिलाफ उगला जहर, 10 मिनट के लिए पुलिस हटाने का वीडियो वायरल”, पाञ्चजन्य, जनवरी 30, 2025

“एक मुस्लिम शख्स का वीडियो सोशल मीडिया पर वायरल हो रहा है, जिसमें वह हिंदुओं को टारगेट करते हुए 10 मिनट के लिए पुलिस हटाने की बात कर रहा है।

उत्तर प्रदेश के मेरठ में रहने वाले एक मुस्लिम शख्स का वीडियो सोशल मीडिया पर वायरल हो रहा है, जिसमें वह हिंदुओं को टारगेट करते हुए 10 मिनट के लिए पुलिस हटाने की बात कर रहा है। उसका नाम कैफ अंसारी बताया जा रहा है। साइबर सेना यूपी नाम के अकाउंट ने एक्स पर यह वीडियो शेयर करते हुए लिखा, “मेरठ का रहने वाला कैफ अंसारी वीडियो में हिंदुओं को टारगेट करते हुए दिख रहा है और 10 मिनट के लिए पुलिस हटाने की बात कर रहा है। उसके भड़काऊ वीडियो से देश का माहौल बिगड़ सकता है। महोदय मेरठ पुलिस, एडीजी जोन मेरठ और डीएम मेरठ से मेरा निवेदन है कि उसे जल्द से जल्द गिरफ्तार किया जाए।”

मेरठ पुलिस ने वायरल वीडियो पर प्रतिक्रिया व्यक्त करते हुए लिखा कि अपने आधिकारिक हैंडल पर लिखा, “थाना प्रभारी साइबर क्राइम को जांच कर आवश्यक कार्रवाई हेतु निर्देशित किया गया है…….”

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