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The law of Karma

After Kurukshetra war, Dhritrarashtra asked Krishna, “I had 100 sons. All of them were killed. Why? Krishna replied, “50 lifetimes ago, you were a hunter. While hunting, you tried to shoot a male bird. It flew away. In anger, you ruthlessly slaughtered the 100 baby birds in the nest. Father-bird had to watch in helpless agony. Because you caused that father-bird the pain of seeing the death of his 100 sons, you too had to bear the pain of your 100 sons dying.... Dhritarastra said, “Ok, but why did I have to wait for fifty lifetimes?” Krishna answered, “You were accumulating punya (pious credits) during the last fifty lifetimes to get 100 sons - because that requires a lot of punya. Then you got the reaction for the papa (sin) that you have done fifty lifetimes ago.” Krishna says in the Bhagavad-gita (4.17) "gahana karmano gatih". The way in which action and reaction works is very complex. God knows best which reaction has to be given at what time in what condition. Ther

Why is antarctica considered as the biggest desert

Why is antarctica considered as the biggest desert ? By definition, a 'desert' is not decided by its temperature. A desert is a region that is simply very dry because its receives little to no water. To be considered a desert, an area must receive than 250 millimeters of annual precipitation. That's why it's easy for us to associate desert with 'hot, sandy areas' such as Sahara in Africa or Gobi in China. The Antarctic Desert is the largest desert on Earth (13.8 million square kilometers). It is the coldest, windiest, and most isolated continent on Earth, and is considered a desert because its annual precipitation can be less than 51 mm. Only 2% of Antarctica isn’t covered by ice, and this land is strictly along the coasts, where all the life that is associated with the land mass (i.e. penguins, seals and various species of birds) reside. The other 98% of Antarctica is covered by ice which averages 1.6 km in thickness.

आदमी की औकात

बिलकुल सत्य दोहा है । एक माचिस की तिल्ली, एक घी का लोटा, लकड़ियों के ढेर पे, कुछ घण्टे में राख..... बस इतनी-सी है * आदमी की औकात !!!!* एक बूढ़ा बाप शाम को मर गया , अपनी सारी ज़िन्दगी , परिवार के नाम कर गया, कहीं रोने की सुगबुगाहट  , तो कहीं फुसफुसाहट , ....अरे जल्दी ले जाओ कौन रखेगा सारी रात... बस इतनी-सी है *आदमी की औकात!!!!* मरने के बाद नीचे देखा , नज़ारे नज़र आ रहे थे, मेरी मौत पे ..... कुछ लोग ज़बरदस्त,  तो कुछ  ज़बरदस्ती रो रहे थे। नहीं रहा.. ........चला गया.......... चार दिन करेंगे बात......... बस इतनी-सी है *आदमी की औकात!!!!!* बेटा अच्छी तस्वीर बनवायेगा, सामने अगरबत्ती जलायेगा , खुश्बुदार फूलों की माला होगी ...... अखबार में अश्रुपूरित श्रद्धांजली होगी......... बाद में उस तस्वीर पे , जाले भी कौन करेगा साफ़... बस इतनी-सी है *आदमी की औकात !!!!!!* जिन्दगी भर, मेरा- मेरा- मेरा  किया.... अपने लिए कम , अपनों के लिए ज्यादा जीया ... कोई न देगा साथ...जायेगा खाली हाथ.... क्या तिनका ले जाने की भी है हमारी औकात   ??? *ये है हमारी औकात*  फिर घमंड कैसा ?   ✍🏻

Akash Choudhary, Aged 15, Bags 10 Wickets For No Run In T20 Match

Akash Choudhary, Aged 15, Bags 10 Wickets For No Run In T20 Match Akash Choudhary achieved the feat while representing his side Disha Cricket Academy against Pearl Academy in the Late Bhawer Singh T20 tournament. Edited by Dattaraj Thaly Updated: 09 November 2017 11:15 IST Choudhary hails from Bharatpur district near the Rajasthan-Uttar Pradesh border. HIGHLIGHTS 1Choudhary's figures read 4-4-0-10.2Pearl Academy were bowled out for just 363Choudhary hails from Bharatpur district In an astonishing achievement, a 15- year-old left-arm medium pacer from Rajasthan bagged all 10 wickets without conceding a run in a domestic T20 game in Jaipur on Wednesday.  Akash Choudhary pulled this off while representing his side Disha Cricket Academy against Pearl Academy in the Late Bhawer Singh T20 tournament. The tournament is organised by one of the local ground owners in memory of his grandfather. According to the information gathered, Pearl Academy opted to field after winning the to