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anil replied to the topic Are 100 crore Hindu are violent.
suni51 wrote:If you go by the history and the number of fights they fought among themselves including Mahabharat and with hundreds...
6 years ago
anil replied to the topic Tomorrow is Akshya Tritys.
suni51 wrote:I have stopped buying anything on this day. In fact gold is neither a good investment or safe as ornament in today's...
6 years ago
anil replied to the topic Tomorrow is Akshya Tritys.
Saurav Banerjee wrote:Yes today is Akshaya Tritiya. On this auspicious occasion, I convey my good wishes to everyone present here...
6 years ago
anil replied to the topic Tomorrow is Akshya Tritys.
epraneeth77 wrote:Yea, also it is very important festival where there is a belief that if anybody buys gold or jewellery today it...
6 years ago
anil replied to the topic Is outside food okay to Eat?.
Saurav Banerjee wrote:jabeen wrote:
I feel that there is nothing wrong in enjoying...
6 years ago
Saurav Banerjee replied to the topic Is outside food okay to Eat?.
jabeen wrote:I feel that there is nothing wrong in enjoying outside food if done in moderation. I have grown to appreciate cuisine...
6 years ago
jabeen said thank you to suni51 for his/her reply to the topic It's been a long time we haven't posted photos here.
Parramatta Ferry Station - Sydney, Australia. Ferry is one of the greatest ways to have a Funday on Sundays for only $2.5 for the entire day (any number of trips by any public...
6 years ago
Saurav Banerjee replied to the topic Tomorrow is Akshya Tritys.
Yes today is Akshaya Tritiya. On this auspicious occasion I convey my good wishes to everyone present here in this forum. This day is considered as an excellent time to...
6 years ago
suni51 wrote:I tell you something, Rohit is good when there is no pressure but when the situation is tensed he always departs...
6 years ago
Saurav Banerjee replied to the topic IPL 2019.
suni51 wrote:I tell you something, Rohit is good when there is no pressure but when the situation is tensed he always departs...
6 years ago
I tell you something, Rohit is good when there is no pressure but when the situation is tensed he always departs early. Today will be no exception. I am sure CSK will make it...
6 years ago
suni51 replied to the topic It's been a long time we haven't posted photos here.
Parramatta Ferry Station - Sydney, Australia. Ferry is one of the greatest ways to have a Funday on Sundays for only $2.5 for the entire day (any number of trips by any public...
6 years ago
suni51 replied to the topic Tomorrow is Akshya Tritys.
I have stopped buying anything on this day. In fact gold is neither a good investment or safe as ornament in today's conditions.
6 years ago
suni51 replied to the topic Are 100 crore Hindu are violent.
If you go by the history and the number of fights they fought among themselves including Mahabharat and with hundreds of kingdoms fighting all the time the first impression...
6 years ago
I tell you something, Rohit is good when there is no pressure but when the situation is tensed he always departs early. Today will be no exception. I am sure CSK will make it...
6 years ago
Deependra Tiwari created new article Justice does not retire.
Far from the trajectory of belief yet next to reality is the visit of the messenger bird perching on the guava trees of my garden having entwined itself to my window screens.The bird appeared funny having hung a clock around the neck , drew nearer me and whispered "cuckoo, clock around the neck and justice on the deck". You worry not my wife Mrs. Ranga has trained me probably in every animal language just within 7 years of marriage.Thus the dearie bird said that flying over the clouds in India, it did spot a handful of gentlemen wearing a clock as hefty as 62 and 65 kgs. differentially. So , these birds also simulated these drammatical gestures.laugh not called for.These gentlemen are none other than our High court and Supreme court judges who have not binge-read " The rime of the ancient mariner" and hung albatross like clock rather it is a long drawn historic mystery to be viewed with Vyomkesh Bakshi's lens. The Indian Constitution although is a sapling the embryo of which lies in the west , yet it ( my all time favourite)Constitution stands out from the crowd.Very astonishing because in the high court of Australia ,70 years is the retirement age , 75 years in the UK supreme court , the same in Canada and even no retirement age in the US is symptomatically a more pragmatic step towards advancing justice to the service tenure of those who hand down the justice to the others. No one then litany of reasons are shrouded in the demand of increasing the retirement age of the judges in India , the one in the forefront is that the reform would lay in a pitch for expert lawyers who abjure the judge-ship due to a low retirement age. Yet what incenses more is the huge pendency of the cases, prolonged delays in the appointment process of the judges and failure to effectively deal with judicial workload , going beyond mere dispute resolution. In ringing words , the current regime declines to accept the need of the hour and act suitably as the parliamentary committee in January did not recognise so. Along the way , the scepticism may be halted by revisiting the Venkatachalliah committee recommendations which was instituted to review the working of the Constitution set out to suggest an increase in the retirement age of the supreme court judges from 65 to 68. And a bold thought to give teeth to 114th Constitutional amendment Bill may be afforded which proposes to increase the retirement age of High court judges from 62 years to 65 years. So that at a point in the future we are not left lamenting the same as the the old mariner having hung bulky clocks around the neck of the judges.
6 years ago
Deependra Tiwari created new article Justice does not retire.
Far from the trajectory of belief yet next to reality is the visit of the messenger bird perching on the guava trees of my garden having entwined itself to my window screens.The bird appeared funny having hung a clock around the neck , drew nearer me and whispered "cuckoo, clock around the neck and justice on the deck". You worry not my wife Mrs. Ranga has trained me probably in every animal language just within 7 years of marriage.Thus the dearie bird said that flying over the clouds in India, it did spot a handful of gentlemen wearing a clock as hefty as 62 and 65 kgs. differentially. So , these birds also simulated these drammatical gestures.laugh not called for.These gentlemen are none other than our High court and Supreme court judges who have not binge-read " The rime of the ancient mariner" and hung albatross like clock rather it is a long drawn historic mystery to be viewed with Vyomkesh Bakshi's lens. The Indian Constitution although is a sapling the embryo of which lies in the west , yet it ( my all time favourite)Constitution stands out from the crowd.Very astonishing because in the high court of Australia ,70 years is the retirement age , 75 years in the UK supreme court , the same in Canada and even no retirement age in the US is symptomatically a more pragmatic step towards advancing justice to the service tenure of those who hand down the justice to the others. No one then litany of reasons are shrouded in the demand of increasing the retirement age of the judges in India , the one in the forefront is that the reform would lay in a pitch for expert lawyers who abjure the judge-ship due to a low retirement age. Yet what incenses more is the huge pendency of the cases, prolonged delays in the appointment process of the judges and failure to effectively deal with judicial workload , going beyond mere dispute resolution. In ringing words , the current regime declines to accept the need of the hour and act suitably as the parliamentary committee in January did not recognise so. Along the way , the scepticism may be halted by revisiting the Venkatachalliah committee recommendations which was instituted to review the working of the Constitution set out to suggest an increase in the retirement age of the supreme court judges from 65 to 68. And a bold thought to give teeth to 114th Constitutional amendment Bill may be afforded which proposes to increase the retirement age of High court judges from 62 years to 65 years. So that at a point in the future we are not left lamenting the same as the the old mariner having hung bulky clocks around the neck of the judges.
6 years ago
Nipun A created new article Amazing paan/beeda/killi.
In this article, I would like to share some interesting after food snack, natural, herbal mouth freshner - Paan. It is consumed in south-east and south asia,Taiwan,Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines. It is known by different names based on locations as killi, paan, manan, sirih, sireh, beeda, taambola, gillauri. The betel leaves and Areca nut are native of Australasia & Islands of south-east asia.
Chewing the mixture of betel leaf with areca nuts is a tradition, custom or even ritual which dates back to thousands of years from India and other Asian countries. Paan chewing constitutes a popular activity in India. It is usually taken by men after smoking or after a heavy meal. They are available readily at small road-side paan shops. It is used as natural mouth freshner in India.
In urban areas, chewing paan is a nuisance because some reckless chewers spit the paan in public areas. One can find red stains on the walls in some crowded places in India. It is banned in some countries like Singapore, UAE and some parts of India.
Actual paan is of many types, comes in different flavors, sizes, shapes and even there are exciting and very interesting variety - "the fire paan", available at some experienced paan shops. Though some claim chewing paan can cause cancers, it is believed to be due to the addition of artificial flavoring agents added as ingredients to the paan. It can be taken in the place of chewing gums like orbit/wrigleys spearmint gum etc It is said to prevent halitosis - a condition of bad breath. Mint, dry, sweet, chocolate paan, meenakshi, cherry paan are some of the flavors available at most of the stores.
WHO ,and other organisations have listed in harmful food substance as most of the oral cancer patients have been found to be associated with history of paan chewing apart from tobacco abuse. Beetel leaves are fo.lded with slices of areca nut, sugar crystals, slaked lime (chunnam) paste, katha paste and mukhwas are common ingredients.
Gulkand a sweet flavour prepared from dried rose petals and sugar are used in sweet paans.
6 years ago
anil replied to the topic Are 100 crore Hindu are violent.
suni51 wrote:If you go by the history and the number of fights they fought among themselves including Mahabharat and with hundreds...
6 years ago
anil replied to the topic Tomorrow is Akshya Tritys.
suni51 wrote:I have stopped buying anything on this day. In fact gold is neither a good investment or safe as ornament in today's...
6 years ago
anil replied to the topic Tomorrow is Akshya Tritys.
Saurav Banerjee wrote:Yes today is Akshaya Tritiya. On this auspicious occasion, I convey my good wishes to everyone present here...
6 years ago
anil replied to the topic Tomorrow is Akshya Tritys.
epraneeth77 wrote:Yea, also it is very important festival where there is a belief that if anybody buys gold or jewellery today it...
6 years ago
anil replied to the topic Is outside food okay to Eat?.
Saurav Banerjee wrote:jabeen wrote:
I feel that there is nothing wrong in enjoying...
6 years ago
Saurav Banerjee replied to the topic Is outside food okay to Eat?.
jabeen wrote:I feel that there is nothing wrong in enjoying outside food if done in moderation. I have grown to appreciate cuisine...
6 years ago
jabeen said thank you to suni51 for his/her reply to the topic It's been a long time we haven't posted photos here.
Parramatta Ferry Station - Sydney, Australia. Ferry is one of the greatest ways to have a Funday on Sundays for only $2.5 for the entire day (any number of trips by any public...
6 years ago
Saurav Banerjee replied to the topic Tomorrow is Akshya Tritys.
Yes today is Akshaya Tritiya. On this auspicious occasion I convey my good wishes to everyone present here in this forum. This day is considered as an excellent time to...
6 years ago
suni51 wrote:I tell you something, Rohit is good when there is no pressure but when the situation is tensed he always departs...
6 years ago
Saurav Banerjee replied to the topic IPL 2019.
suni51 wrote:I tell you something, Rohit is good when there is no pressure but when the situation is tensed he always departs...
6 years ago
I tell you something, Rohit is good when there is no pressure but when the situation is tensed he always departs early. Today will be no exception. I am sure CSK will make it...
6 years ago
suni51 replied to the topic It's been a long time we haven't posted photos here.
Parramatta Ferry Station - Sydney, Australia. Ferry is one of the greatest ways to have a Funday on Sundays for only $2.5 for the entire day (any number of trips by any public...
6 years ago
suni51 replied to the topic Tomorrow is Akshya Tritys.
I have stopped buying anything on this day. In fact gold is neither a good investment or safe as ornament in today's conditions.
6 years ago
suni51 replied to the topic Are 100 crore Hindu are violent.
If you go by the history and the number of fights they fought among themselves including Mahabharat and with hundreds of kingdoms fighting all the time the first impression...
6 years ago
I tell you something, Rohit is good when there is no pressure but when the situation is tensed he always departs early. Today will be no exception. I am sure CSK will make it...
6 years ago
Deependra Tiwari created new article Justice does not retire.
Far from the trajectory of belief yet next to reality is the visit of the messenger bird perching on the guava trees of my garden having entwined itself to my window screens.The bird appeared funny having hung a clock around the neck , drew nearer me and whispered "cuckoo, clock around the neck and justice on the deck". You worry not my wife Mrs. Ranga has trained me probably in every animal language just within 7 years of marriage.Thus the dearie bird said that flying over the clouds in India, it did spot a handful of gentlemen wearing a clock as hefty as 62 and 65 kgs. differentially. So , these birds also simulated these drammatical gestures.laugh not called for.These gentlemen are none other than our High court and Supreme court judges who have not binge-read " The rime of the ancient mariner" and hung albatross like clock rather it is a long drawn historic mystery to be viewed with Vyomkesh Bakshi's lens. The Indian Constitution although is a sapling the embryo of which lies in the west , yet it ( my all time favourite)Constitution stands out from the crowd.Very astonishing because in the high court of Australia ,70 years is the retirement age , 75 years in the UK supreme court , the same in Canada and even no retirement age in the US is symptomatically a more pragmatic step towards advancing justice to the service tenure of those who hand down the justice to the others. No one then litany of reasons are shrouded in the demand of increasing the retirement age of the judges in India , the one in the forefront is that the reform would lay in a pitch for expert lawyers who abjure the judge-ship due to a low retirement age. Yet what incenses more is the huge pendency of the cases, prolonged delays in the appointment process of the judges and failure to effectively deal with judicial workload , going beyond mere dispute resolution. In ringing words , the current regime declines to accept the need of the hour and act suitably as the parliamentary committee in January did not recognise so. Along the way , the scepticism may be halted by revisiting the Venkatachalliah committee recommendations which was instituted to review the working of the Constitution set out to suggest an increase in the retirement age of the supreme court judges from 65 to 68. And a bold thought to give teeth to 114th Constitutional amendment Bill may be afforded which proposes to increase the retirement age of High court judges from 62 years to 65 years. So that at a point in the future we are not left lamenting the same as the the old mariner having hung bulky clocks around the neck of the judges.
6 years ago
Deependra Tiwari created new article Justice does not retire.
Far from the trajectory of belief yet next to reality is the visit of the messenger bird perching on the guava trees of my garden having entwined itself to my window screens.The bird appeared funny having hung a clock around the neck , drew nearer me and whispered "cuckoo, clock around the neck and justice on the deck". You worry not my wife Mrs. Ranga has trained me probably in every animal language just within 7 years of marriage.Thus the dearie bird said that flying over the clouds in India, it did spot a handful of gentlemen wearing a clock as hefty as 62 and 65 kgs. differentially. So , these birds also simulated these drammatical gestures.laugh not called for.These gentlemen are none other than our High court and Supreme court judges who have not binge-read " The rime of the ancient mariner" and hung albatross like clock rather it is a long drawn historic mystery to be viewed with Vyomkesh Bakshi's lens. The Indian Constitution although is a sapling the embryo of which lies in the west , yet it ( my all time favourite)Constitution stands out from the crowd.Very astonishing because in the high court of Australia ,70 years is the retirement age , 75 years in the UK supreme court , the same in Canada and even no retirement age in the US is symptomatically a more pragmatic step towards advancing justice to the service tenure of those who hand down the justice to the others. No one then litany of reasons are shrouded in the demand of increasing the retirement age of the judges in India , the one in the forefront is that the reform would lay in a pitch for expert lawyers who abjure the judge-ship due to a low retirement age. Yet what incenses more is the huge pendency of the cases, prolonged delays in the appointment process of the judges and failure to effectively deal with judicial workload , going beyond mere dispute resolution. In ringing words , the current regime declines to accept the need of the hour and act suitably as the parliamentary committee in January did not recognise so. Along the way , the scepticism may be halted by revisiting the Venkatachalliah committee recommendations which was instituted to review the working of the Constitution set out to suggest an increase in the retirement age of the supreme court judges from 65 to 68. And a bold thought to give teeth to 114th Constitutional amendment Bill may be afforded which proposes to increase the retirement age of High court judges from 62 years to 65 years. So that at a point in the future we are not left lamenting the same as the the old mariner having hung bulky clocks around the neck of the judges.
6 years ago
Nipun A created new article Amazing paan/beeda/killi.
In this article, I would like to share some interesting after food snack, natural, herbal mouth freshner - Paan. It is consumed in south-east and south asia,Taiwan,Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines. It is known by different names based on locations as killi, paan, manan, sirih, sireh, beeda, taambola, gillauri. The betel leaves and Areca nut are native of Australasia & Islands of south-east asia.
Chewing the mixture of betel leaf with areca nuts is a tradition, custom or even ritual which dates back to thousands of years from India and other Asian countries. Paan chewing constitutes a popular activity in India. It is usually taken by men after smoking or after a heavy meal. They are available readily at small road-side paan shops. It is used as natural mouth freshner in India.
In urban areas, chewing paan is a nuisance because some reckless chewers spit the paan in public areas. One can find red stains on the walls in some crowded places in India. It is banned in some countries like Singapore, UAE and some parts of India.
Actual paan is of many types, comes in different flavors, sizes, shapes and even there are exciting and very interesting variety - "the fire paan", available at some experienced paan shops. Though some claim chewing paan can cause cancers, it is believed to be due to the addition of artificial flavoring agents added as ingredients to the paan. It can be taken in the place of chewing gums like orbit/wrigleys spearmint gum etc It is said to prevent halitosis - a condition of bad breath. Mint, dry, sweet, chocolate paan, meenakshi, cherry paan are some of the flavors available at most of the stores.
WHO ,and other organisations have listed in harmful food substance as most of the oral cancer patients have been found to be associated with history of paan chewing apart from tobacco abuse. Beetel leaves are fo.lded with slices of areca nut, sugar crystals, slaked lime (chunnam) paste, katha paste and mukhwas are common ingredients.
Gulkand a sweet flavour prepared from dried rose petals and sugar are used in sweet paans.
6 years ago