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एनजीटी ने यूपी और बिहार सरकार से मांगा जवाब, कोरोना के दौरान गंगा नदी में तैरते शवों का मामला

एनजीटी ने यूपी और बिहार सरकार से मांगा जवाब, कोरोना के दौरान गंगा नदी में तैरते शवों का मामला

<p style="text-align: justify;"><strong>NGT News:</strong> राष्ट्रीय हरित अधिकरण (एनजीटी) ने उत्तर प्रदेश और बिहार की सरकारों को निर्देश दिया है कि कोविड-19 महामारी शुरू होने से पहले से लेकर इस साल 31 मार्च तक दोनों राज्यों में गंगा नदी में तैरते दिखे मानव शवों और नदी किनारे दफनाये शवों की संख्या के बारे में जानकारी दी जाए.</p> <p style="text-align: justify;">न्यायमूर्ति अरुण कुमार त्यागी और…

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@maopll @venusandsaturnsrings @yandere-daydreams @blackopals-world hey! I admire your writing work and fic on tumblr. I wrote this piece for a literature assignment not too long ago so I wanna know what you think as more active authors.

236,000 humans drowned this year. Do you mourn one? … I mourn all.

I’m responsible, named on the grave, cause of death: The harsh of the wave.

Is Poseidon to blame? No, it’s his wife! Amphitrite! Take note! This water is called she!

For millennia those men brave our rouges and our storms.

Millions lost yet billions borne.

Rán trawls her net over their boat thus yanking them into their final bed of rock and sand.

Ganga and Marina cry, their tears; typhoons

Eingana watches with mixed expression as she sees all her creation fight forces they can’t understand.

Mazu protects what’s hers, leaving the sanctity of her lagoon to do so.

Praised for beauty and poetry yet feared for the fact we she are of the few things one can’t command.

Those dead in deep water can’t be found.

The ocean leaves no trace, nor nothing that can save its face.

Families left, no peace for ones gone, unable to rest, it lingers in minds, a burden one cannot heal.

A wish to not be helpless, nights spent under the waves accompanied only by fish.

Over time it was a slaughter, bodies lost, souls gone, left to the sea.

What do they feel? The grains of sand or the teeth of a fish, The scales of an eel?

A body of death becomes a feature of new life.

A reef on the bones of the deceased.

The creatures do not know or care, It’s home now.

Their Thieves of remains, they desecrate the dead yet provide them purpose.

Perhaps they deserved to die? Men are not sinless creatures after all.

Especially considering how they treat us, isn’t that right Magwayen? they treat us with more than just spite!

How can they assume us to be kind when for centuries they’ve used us?

Sending fleet after fleet onto our surface and tipping their waist into our swash!

They have no right to treat us this way when the tears we cry are of the same pain

They doom our icecaps we so graciously froze just so they could come to fruition, I refuse to accept this!

How half of them refuse to take the blame while others drown

How they make shallow promises of prevention and change

yet you find those same mouths wet by lies of the above line

And those sinking cry why!

Hypocrites! all of them!

Notice how they call their most powerful, important, and feared things she!

Yet they call upon the husbands for safe passage through OUR waters!

They boast their achievements of deep-found treasure, but they turn coy at the mention of how they got there!

People are left to rot when the stem of their problems is of their own kind.

The lot of them are savage! Acting as gods pretending as if they too are not animals.

Everything in the universe is made from the same dust, and yet the humans audaciously claim they are of the most importance!

People beg us for mercy, to save them from their self-inflicted fate

They do this so much so, they forget they are the ones to blame!

We should send our rain and waves to condemn all for their ignorance!

Humans call the ocean treacherous and harsh! The foam of the waves is a sign of rough sea!

We will send raging storms, floods, tsunamis and even cause droughts!

All to make them fear us and come to terms with the fact they are ultimately powerless in the face of Mother Nature!

Mother! Not father! We will prevail in the face of man. We will leave them no time to even attend to the damage!

We will cull those who seek to conquer our home and make all who come after fear us!

Caging them inside a trap-like purgatory

They deserve it for all they’ve done to us!

The end of men! We will bring forth a matriarchy like no other!

No longer will we desire for respect and fame

Sing in Joy for the day of our redemption has come!

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Hashimpura Massacre

It was the 22nd of May 1987, Ramzan and Friday, just like today, when 'secular' India's most shameful and horrendous custodial kil-ling took place at #Hashimpura. That day, after the Friday prayers, in the midst of the ongoing Meerut riots, some 600-700 Muslims..

were dragged from their homes by army personnel, CRPF, PAC, and police and were made to sit on the footpath near Gulmarg Talkies. — The young and the strong among them were chosen, loaded in a PAC truck URU 1493, and taken to Upper Ganga Canal in Murad Nagar..

and later to Makanpur in Ghaziabad only to be shot cold-blooded and thrown into the canal. — This was totally an anti-muslim crime by the state, though the documented facts are known to everyone, three points are worth mentioning:

A) On May 23, 1987, at Meerut Circuit House, the next day after the massæcre, there was a meeting attended by Veer Bahadur Singh, the CM, Daya Shankar, the DGP, SK Mukherjee, the IG, Nasim Zaidi, the Ghaziabad DM, Vibhuti Narain, the Ghaziabad SP and other senior officials.

There were discussions that can the bodies of 42 be thrown away in the canal just like Malyana, never to be found? Could the 3 survivors under police protection also die? Would anyone expect justice from them? #HashimpuraMassacre

B) One of the survivors Zulfiqar Nasir had a press conference in Delhi with Syed Shahabuddin and Subramanyam Swami, narrating the nightmare he went through. There was a shameless press brief the next day addressed by Meerut DM RS Kaushik, SSP Girdhari Sharma, nd frmr SP VKB Nair.

Not only did they claim that no massacre happened at Hashimpura but also that no one with the name of Zulfiqar ever lived in Hashimpura. Shouldn't they have been punished too for propagating blatant lies. #HashimpuraMassacre

3) There were three 'Sarkari Musalmans' sitting at the vital position throughout the investigation. Just to show the Indianness in them, they did very little to ensure Justice. Syed Khalid Rizvi, who headed the CID failed to link the role of Major Satish Kaushik whose brother..

Prabhat Kumar, a RSS terrœrist, was killed the previous day; who was present at Hashimpura during the whole incident. Mr Nasim Zaidi who later became chief Election commissioner failed to act responsibly and tell the outside world about the heinous crimes.

And Ms Mohsina Kidwai, the then MP of Meerut who later became the General Secretary of AICC, not only refused to ensure medical care to one of the injured survivors but kept silent about the gory crimes.

— Hashimpura, like the Bihar killings of 1946, Nellie of 1983, Bhagalpur of 1989, Delhi Pogrom of 1984 and 2020, Muzaffarnagar of 2013, Gujarat pogrom of 2002, and numerous others remain a disgraceful instance of the merciless and barbaric use of brute state force..

and a spineless, politically expedient government lying prostate before its own men - The Killers. Hashimpura is not just an instance, it's a phenomenon that goes deep into the mindset of Indian society. Justice is awaited. #HashimpuraMassacre

"I wish the dead could have eyes for once, they could look into the Indian State with tears and anger and say that irrespective of any political party at the government, you have been inherently anti-muslim"

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Today's learning, 25/05/23

I am back with another learning of today. Let's get into the incidence part:-

On 22/05/23, a accident at morning is reported in which a big boat having 60-65 peoples sinked in the famous ganga ghat of maldepur, ballia, up. Special divers are called from vanarasi for searching bodies, some bodies are not found even yet. My best friend noori (imaginary name) is from maldepur and that ghat is visible from her house. She gave me the news on the same day, I felt bad about it. I didn't pay much attention on negative news because it ruins my whole day as I am a sensitive person. On that time, I didn't excogitated alot on the topic. But I was so attentive with the news because of my best friend. She almost everyday tell all the breaking news of that incident like:- this much people died, government had said this, this much of bodies are found, this much peoples are admitted to the hospital and so on. Today, she told me a story of seven peoples from which six are on that boat. Now, you are going to listen 'A heart wrenching story of a family taken from sore boat accident. A family of seven members with a mindset or motive of 'mundan' came on the ghat on monday. I exactly don't know for what reason but during mundan, people perform a ritual by moving to another ghat by crossing the river. So, the six young members of that family get onto the boat and they said from the seventh member who was a old man that "be here as you are old and your temperament is not good". After that you know the news the boat sinked in the river. All the six members reported dead by the natives because their bodies are blossomed by water. So, any person with no degree after looking to the blossomed bodies will declare them dead. After listening to the news that, all the six members passed away in the boat accident. The old man commited suicide by jumping into the river Ganga. There is the twist in the story. After when the six members declared dead by natives, they get admitted in the hospital and they all survived. Let me now tell you the learning of the whole happening.

Learning:- The learning is never take decisions with a emotional mind. Always allow logical mind to interfere when you are fill with emotions, allow logic to ask questions and the second thing I learnt is never give up so early. Early givers looses always, Don't be a early giver. That was all about today.

#A heart wreching story of maldepur

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Badaun:गंगा स्नान के दौरान डूबे Mbbs के तीन छात्रों के मिले शव, इनमें से एक बलिया का, परिजनों में कोहराम - Dead Bodies Of Three Mbbs Students Found Who Drowned In Ganga In Badaun One Of Them From Ballia

नवीन सेंगर, जय मौर्य और पवन यादव – फोटो : अमर उजाला विस्तार महाशिवरात्रि के दिन बदायूं में गंगा स्नान के दौरान डूबे एमबीबीएस के तीन छात्रों का शव दूसरे दिन रविवार को नदी के किनारे से बरामद कर लिया गया। मृतकों में बलिया जिले के पकड़ी थाना क्षेत्र के दोघरा निवासी छात्र पवन प्रकाश यादव भी शामिल है। हादसे की खबर के बाद से परिजनों का रो-रोकर बुरा हाल है। पवन काफी मेधावी था। उसे लेकर परिजनों ने काफी…

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“A man is already halfway in love with any woman who listens to him.” –Brendan Francis . . BOOK:- The Unexpected Trail AUTHOR:- @nishabthakur GENRE:- Romance & Mystery RATINGS:-4 stars . . About the Book It is a ride that excites You to try a new adventure, if you want to pick this book and wants a light read with a thrilling and lots of twists then you can choose this book. The ending of this book is very beautiful and that makes the story more appealing and there could be a chance of a sequel. The book can be finished in one sitting If you will read with concentration, I took a lot of time to finish it because I did not have free time to read due to my college schedule. The background setup of this book is Mumbai and some hill stations from where the love between characters starts to blossom. I would like to recommend this work to those readers who love to see some twists and family dramas in action. Glimpse in a blink The scene unfolds with a couple celebrating their anniversary at hill stations the boy asked the girl out to marry him and she was delighted to hear this after a long time being together and said yes to the proposal at the same time she also gets tensed to think about the one person who will not permit this mate but the boy makes her understand that they both will try their best to get the permission to live their life together. The second scene starts when the couple goes home and after some time girl found out a dead body inside her apartment laying dead on her sofa with his hand slit blood oozing out of it, Tanvi got afraid seeing this and everyone gathers and the police arrive at the scene and then investigation starts. Tanvi Shukla, working as a receptionist in a company with her boyfriend, is an orphan now as both parents died in an accident and she is in the care of her father's best friend and business partner. She got the house of her parents and all the property after the death of her parents and currently living with her maid Ganga Tai and her fiance in the apartment where the dead body is found but no one knows who is that man. .... https://www.instagram.com/p/CmjLW1XLegt/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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U.P. के Amroha की दिल दहलाने वाली घटना, जब चाची ने ली 2 साल के भतीजे की जान

So this story is a new incident that happened in August 2022 itself. Which is of Malakpur village of Adampur police station area of ​​Amroha, a district of Uttar Pradesh. A husband and wife Kailash and Premvati live in this village .. who were living with their problems. The problem was that they were not able to have any child for many years. Although the woman was pregnant 3 times, but twice her child died as soon as she was born and for the third time her child could not come to this world.. that means she was born dead. In such a situation, the couple was very upset .. in that the woman wanted a child by any means. But this desire of his made him a giant. And got such a work done, if a common man hears about it, then his soul will tremble. But before that.. on 22nd August there was an incident in Malakpur village in which a one and a half year old boy named Yash disappeared from his house.. Actually Yash's father Ramesh had gone to the city for some work that day..more His mother Rajbala had gone to get fodder for her cattle. So there was only her grandmother Ganga Devi and her aunt Premvati in the house to take care of Yash. This is the same Premvati that I mentioned at the beginning of the story. So it happened that when only the grandmother and aunt of the child were in the house, the grandmother got involved in some household work. After that, when the child's mother comes back at home, she sees that her child is not there. A one and a half year old child, who could not even speak or walk properly, was not being found anywhere. His mother got very upset. And everyone in the whole village started asking about her child, but no one had seen her child that day. After that, when Yash's father came to know about this, he immediately came back to the village and went to Adampur police station and got his child's missing report written, and requested them to find the child as soon as possible. Police also immediately started searching for that child .. and started investigation. On the third day of Yash's disappearance i.e. on 24th August, the resident of the village sees a child's foot lying in a sugarcane field. When he sees her and goes to her, then in a plastic bag nearby, the remaining pieces of a child's body are also found. Seeing all this, he was stunned and immediately informed the police about it. She also reached the forensic team along with the police and found out that these small pieces of the body were of Yash. It did not take long for this news to spread in the village. And there was an outcry in the whole village. Thinking what enmity can such a small child have with anyone, and who would be such a cruel and cruel person who has given such a painful death to this innocent one and a half year old child. Yash's parents and relatives were getting worse by crying. But his aunt Premvati seemed to be making no difference. After this, all the people of the house started doubting Premvati.. that she definitely knows something about this matter. Against this suspicion, the police took Premvati into custody. And then when questioned, she told that both she and her husband Kailash were very sad because of not having a child. And to solve this, both of them met a tantrik. And that tantrik had told a method to have a child, in which Premvati had to sacrifice a goat and bathe in its blood and then after that bathe in the river Ganges which would be only about 1 or 2 kilometers away from them. So Premvati and Kailash, both do this ritual secretly in the village one night. After sacrificing a goat, Premvati was bathed in its blood.. and took a dip in the Ganges. After this Premvati became pregnant once again but this time also her child could not survive. After this incident, Kailash lost his faith in these tantriks and accepted the truth, that perhaps both of them will never get the happiness of a child.

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Places To Visit In Varanasi

Varanasi is a city in the state of Uttar Pradesh, India. It is also known as Benaras. The city has been mentioned in ancient Sanskrit texts and has been a hub of learning and culture for thousands of years. Varanasi is the holiest city in India and is known as the "city of temples". It is a destination that has been on many tourists’ bucket lists. Varanasi is one of the most interesting places to visit in India. The best time to visit Varanasi will be during the monsoon season from June-September when it becomes cooler and drier. Read through this article to find out the best places to visit in Varanasi.

Dashashwamedh Ghat

Varanasi is a city in the northern part of India. It is well-known for its immersion in religious culture. The Dashashwamedh Ghat is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Varanasi. This place has been visited by many travelers from all over the world who want to experience the spiritual feeling that it gives them. Ramada Varanasi Katesar’s location is perfect for exploring Varanasi as it is right in the middle of all the major tourist attractions.

Vishwanath Gali

Varanasi is not just about temples, it's also about shopping. The Vishwanath Gali is the most famous market square in Varanasi and has been around for over 400 years. This is because it has many shops selling everything from clothes to spices and food items. There are also a lot of street vendors that sell everything from fresh fruits and vegetables to handicrafts.

Kedar Ghat

Kedar Ghat is the most sacred spot in Varanasi. It is a place where people visit to perform the last rites of their loved ones. This ghat is believed to be the final destination for anyone who dies in Varanasi.  It is also one of the oldest ghats in the world. The Kedar Ghat has been mentioned in many Indian religious texts, including Bhagavad Gita, Ramayana, and Mahabharata. The Kedar Ghat has also been mentioned in several books written by foreigners such as William Dalrymple's "City of Djinns", which describes Varanasi as "the most ancient city on earth". Ramada Varanasi Katesar is located in the heart of the city and offers a perfect blend of tradition and modernity.

Banaras Hindu University

Banaras Hindu University is a university in Varanasi, India. It was founded in 1916 by Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya. The university has been ranked among the top universities in India for its research and teaching standards. Banaras Hindu University is one of the most popular places to visit in Varanasi, India. The university has a rich history and culture that can be explored through its many monuments and temples. It is one of the oldest universities in India and it has a lot to offer students.

Alamgir Mosque

Varanasi is an ancient city on the banks of Ganges River. It has been used as a pilgrimage destination for centuries, and it is home to many Hindu temples. The city has been called the "City of Light" because it was believed that Varanasi was created from three fires that were originally lit by Shiva, Vishnu, and Brahma respectively. Alamgir Mosque in Varanasi is one of the oldest and most famous mosques in India. Ramada Varanasi Katesar is one of the best places to stay in Varanasi and is near to Alamgir Mosque.

Ramnagar Fort

It’s a must visit place for people interested in history, architecture, and spirituality. This is a fort that has been around since the 17th century and is still in use today. Ramnagar Fort is a huge fort built by Raja Balwant Singh. There are many reasons why one must visit Ramnagar Fort in Varanasi. You can go there to learn about Indian history or take part in spiritual activities like yoga or meditation.

Manikarnika Ghat

Manikarnika Ghat is a ghats located in Varanasi, India. It is considered as the most sacred ghat of the city and has a religious significance. The ghats are located on the banks of river Ganga and it is believed that cremating dead bodies there helps in removing all the sins from their soul. The ghats are part of a series of steps that lead down to the River Ganges and are situated on its northern bank, about 250 meters (820 feet) from the water's edge. Ramada Varanasi Katesar offers a wide range of facilities to its guests and is the best place to stay near the ghat.

Vindham Waterfalls

Vindham Waterfalls is a must visit place in Varanasi. It’s a beautiful waterfall that is situated on the banks of the Ganges River. It’s one of the most popular tourist destinations in Varanasi and is treated with great respect by locals and tourists alike. Vindham Waterfalls is a must-visit for all those who love to enjoy nature and its beauty. It has an enchanting beauty that will leave you in awe and wonder of this amazing place. Ramada Varanasi Katesar is one of the best hotels in Varanasi and is near to the waterfalls.

Aqua World

Aqua World is a water park in Varanasi, India. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in this city, and it provides visitors with a lot of fun and excitement. The park has different activities for all age groups and interests, which makes it an ideal place for families to visit.

Why Choose Ramada Varanasi Katesar While Staying At Varanasi?

Varanasi is the holiest city in India, so many people from around the world come here to visit temples and other religious sites. The city also has a lot of historical significance and cultural significance as well.Ramada Varanasi Katesar is a five-star hotel in Varanasi that offers a luxurious stay and is centrally located.

Ramada Varanasi Katesar has been voted as the best hotel in India by TripAdvisor and has been recognized for its outstanding service. They are also known to be one of the best hotels in Asia.

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How many dead bodies were found in the Ganges during the Corona period, financial assistance was given for the cremation of how many dead bodies. How many bodies were found in the Ganga during the Corona period, financial assistance was given for the cremation of how many dead bodies

How many dead bodies were found in the Ganges during the Corona period, financial assistance was given for the cremation of how many dead bodies. How many bodies were found in the Ganga during the Corona period, financial assistance was given for the cremation of how many dead bodies

Hindi News Local Bihar Patna How Many Bodies Were Found In The Ganga During The Corona Period, Financial Assistance Was Given For The Cremation Of How Many Dead Bodies Patna29 minutes ago The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has taken seriously the matter of dead bodies seen floating in the Ganges river in Bihar during the second wave of Corona. NGT has asked the Bihar government – “How many human…

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গাজিপুরের গঙ্গায় ভাসছে শয়ে শয়ে লাশ, ছড়াল আতঙ্ক!

সুরশ্রী রায় চৌধুরী: গঙ্গায় লাশ ভাসছে শয়ে শয়ে। এমন রোমহর্ষক ঘটনা বিহারের বক্সারের পর এবার উত্তরপ্রদেশের গাজিপুরের মানুষ দেখছে। এলাকার লোকজনের অনুমান, ওইসব মৃতদেহ করোনা রোগীদের। এলাকার মানুষের মধ্যে আতঙ্ক সৃষ্টি হচ্ছে। পচতে থাকা দেহ থেকে এলাকায় করোনা ছড়াতে পারে এই আশঙ্কায় এলাকার মানুষ শিউরে উঠছে। কোথা থেকে ওইসব লাশ এল তা নিয়ে তদন্ত শুরু করেছে এলাকার প্রশাসন। আরো পড়ুন জেনে নিন Kaun Banega…

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Dead Bodies in Ganga News: गंगा मे शव मिलने के बाद police हरकत मे, पुलिस ने गंगा में बढ़ाई ��श्त, देखिए तस्वीरें

Dead Bodies in Ganga News: गंगा मे शव मिलने के बाद police हरकत मे, पुलिस ने गंगा में बढ़ाई गश्त, देखिए तस्वीरें

Ghazipur News: उत्तर प्रदेश में गाजीपुर (Ghazipur) जिले में अब तक गंगा में मिले कुल 123 शवों को दफना दिया गया है. जमानिया के बरुईन, नई बस्ती सहित कई जगह मार्ग सील कर दिया गया है. वहीं बिहार से आने वाले शवों पर रोक लगा दी गई है. पुलिस टीमें नाव से लगातार गश्त कर रही हैं. (मनीष मिश्र की रिपोर्ट) गाजीपुर. उत्तर प्रदेश में गाजीपुर (Ghazipur) जिले के गहमर और करण्डा थाना क्षेत्र के विभिन्न गंगा नदी…

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यूपी के उन्नाव में गंगा नदी के पास रेत में दबे शव मिले, जांच शुरू Dead bodies found buried in sand near river Ganga in Unnao

यूपी के उन्नाव में गंगा नदी के पास रेत में दबे शव मिले, जांच शुरू Dead bodies found buried in sand near river Ganga in Unnao

डीएम ने कहा कि ‘हमारी टीम को नदी से दूर एक क्षेत्र में दफनाए गए शव मिले हैं. अन्य क्षेत्रों में अधिक शवों के लिए खोज की जा रही है. मैंने टीम को जांच करने के लिए कहा है. उसके अनुसार आगे की कार्रवाई की जाएगी.’ Dead Bodies found in Unnao (Photo Credit: News Nation) highlights यूपी के उन्नाव में गंगा किनारे दफन मिले कई शव  डीएम बोले- जांच के आदेश दिए, कार्रवाई होगी बलिया में गंगा नदी में मिले 7…

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[lok-shakti]

Dead bodies in River Ganga: अब गाजीपुर में गंगा नदी में तैरते दिखे शव, गांव में मचा हड़कंप, मौके पर मौजूद पुलिस टीम

Dead bodies in River Ganga: अब गाजीपुर में गंगा नदी में तैरते दिखे शव, गांव में मचा हड़कंप, मौके पर मौजूद पुलिस टीम

हाइलाइट्स:बिहार के बक्सर के बाद अब यूपी के गाजीपुर जिले स्थित गंगा नदी में तैरते हुए शव दिखाई दिएयूपी-बिहार बॉर्डर के गहमर गांव की घटना है जो गाजीपुर के गहमर थाना क्षेत्र के अंतर्गत आता हैकोरोना महामारी के बीच नदियों में बड़ी संख्या में शव मिलने से गहमर गांव के लोगों में दहशत गाजीपुरबिहार के बक्सर के बाद अब यूपी के गाजीपुर जिले स्थित गंगा नदी में तैरते हुए शव दिखाई दिए। कोरोना महामारी के बीच…

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[jj-babebank]

Room 107 // chapter III // JJ Maybank (smut)

This story picks up where season 2 leaves us.

TW: May contain mentions of drugs, alcohol, cigarettes, sex and violence.

PREVIOUS CHAPTERS CAN BE FOUND HERE: one ; two

Chapter 3 - La Ganga

Samara’s hand was still resting on JJ’s knee as her eyes sultrily bored into his, waiting for his response. JJ’s head was spinning in a thousand different directions, trying to assess what exactly was going on. The main issue he had with this whole ordeal was that she didn’t in fact invite him over because she wanted him just as much as he wanted her. The sad truth, as JJ came to realise, was that this annoyingly attractive girl had simply overheard him boasting to his friends about the gold that they had found, and respectively lost, and now she wanted a piece of that instead. JJ sighed loudly. As much as he hated to admit that this was a bad idea, he pushed that thought very far to the side and tried to negotiate with the part of his brain that didn’t think logically, which in his case was the dominating one. What exactly could he lose here? The chances of them finding the Royal Merchant gold were extremely low, to the point where they were almost non-existent. This girl was voluntarily offering to help them find it, and she was also willingly to let them stay in her family’s hotel for free until further notice. How JJ saw this was extremely straight-forward and simple - Samara asks for part of the gold, Samara offers her help in return for the gold, JJ accepts said offer and lets her help, growing closer to her in the meantime, seducing her and eventually winning her over, so that even they don’t find the actual treasure, she realises that the real treasure was right there with her all along, at it wore worn down biker boots and went by the name of JJ Maybank. Yep, that sounded like a great plan, one of his best plans yet, if he did say so himself. He looked down at Samara’s hand still on his knee, a ball of excitement growing in his stomach just at the sight of it being there, then he looked up at her face, twisting the corners of his thin lips into a smirk. “You have yourself a deal, gorgeous,” he said, his confidence suddenly returning to his body. The old JJ senses were coming back headfirst and he was feeling great about it. Samara smiled in return, raising her glass for a toast, “To working together,” JJ clinked his glass with hers, sending her a wink, “To working with each other,” The pair sat in silence for a moment, JJ mostly admiring the girl sitting next to him, before she broke the silence, “Where did you say you were from, JJ?” “We never got to that part, actually,” he answered, glad that Samara was taking interest in him, “I’m from a place called the Outer Banks, more specifically Kildare. It’s in North Carolina, right by the coast.” He explained, painting an imaginary picture of what he was saying with his hands, "You know, prior to ending up here, which was a total coincidence by the way, the furthest I’d been from Kildare was Charleston. I, uh, I haven’t really been anywhere.” Samara was studying his face while he was talking. She had asked him a simple question and was expecting a simple answer, yet this boy could just seemingly not stop talking. She couldn’t decide whether it was annoying, or strangely endearing. She almost felt bad for having to shut him up to change the topic to what she had actually called him over for, “So tell me about this gold,” Lucky for her, JJ didn’t seem to mind her direct approach to the change of subject, instantly going into another story - the one that interested her the most. “Funny you ask,” he said enthusiastically, taking a rather big sip of his wine, “So as I said, I’m from the Outer Banks. Let me describe the OBX to you - it’s an odd place, you see, a place much like any other in the sense that it’s divided into rich and poor, however that divide is a suuuuper big deal to us. You’ve got the rich and elite bastards called the Kooks, and you’ve also got the not so lucky ones who work for them - the Pogues. Me and those guys you so kindly invited into your home, are, well, were Pogues. Except for Sarah, she was rich-rich.” There it was again - JJ getting completely side-tracked in his own thoughts, talking about irrelevant to the topic of conversation things.

Samara somehow found it entertaining and she wasn’t particularly bothered by it so she just let him speak, hoping that he’d eventually get to the point. “- so one day, it turned out that John B’s old man was dead, although he’d left behind all these clues and well, one thing lead to another, we found the gold, except we weren’t the only people looking for it, obviously,” Bingo, there it was - the gold. Samara knew this was her cue to focus, “- so when we were finally within touching distance of the gold and the cross - boom - we threw ourselves of the ship to dodge getting totally killed, and, well, here we are.” JJ wrapped up his story, leaning back into the couch and sighing contently with what he believed to be a great short summary of what had happened to him and his friends, finishing the rest of his wine. Samara frowned as she did the same, “Hold that thought,” she said, standing up and disappearing into the diner for a brief moment, before coming back with a bottle of the infamous whiskey from earlier, it had just enough contents to fill up one more glass each. JJ smirked at the sight of her when she sat back down next to him and she frowned dramatically, “What? I thought this called for something a bit stronger.” JJ didn’t protest as the pretty brunette refilled their wine glasses with the harder liquor, “I have a cousin up in Daytona,” she said as matter-of-factly, “He owns a motel in the Holly Hill area. We can crash up there while we head up north. We’ll leave first thing Thursday morning, before my aunt and cousin come back. I’ll make sure we have everything we need by then, we have just enough time.” “Why are we heading up north?” JJ looked puzzled, “And how many cousins with hotels do you have?” “Seeing as we know virtually nothing about where these people were heading, the most logical thing that we can do is go back to the Outer Banks and try finding out as much as we can from there. There must be someone who knows.” The more she spoke, the more it made sense to JJ. Ward would have made sure to erase all of his traces by now, Rafe would have tried his best to follow in his father’s footsteps, however there was one member of the Cameron family who was, for the lack of a better word, messy. And that was Wheezie Cameron, Sarah’s younger sister. JJ was sure that Ward would have changed all of their phone numbers, if they were even still allowed to have a phone, however the thought of Wheezie Cameron totally removing herself from social media was by far absurd to JJ. He was sure that they would be able to somehow trace her even without having to go all the way back to the OBX, but before they could do that, this was their only option. Samara had turned out smarter than he had made her out to be initially. She was cunning, generous and helpful, all traits that JJ never thought he’d find this attractive in a woman. Hell, up until now he’d never even looked for any traits in women beyond their physical appearance, yet here he was - a changed man. “You, miss,” he pointed at her with the hand he held his wine glass in, “Are a genius. Has anyone ever told you that?” Samara snickered, although she couldn’t help the slight blush that was painting itself across her tanned cheeks, “Don’t push your luck too much, JJ, we’ve only just met,” she tucked a piece of hair behind her ear, almost appearing shy for a split second. This didn’t go unnoticed by JJ and he took it as a green light to scoot a bit closer to her, to the point where their faces were inches apart. He couldn’t help but breathe her scent in, and boy did she smell alluring, her perfume heavy and somewhat oriental, at least that’s how JJ would describe it. It reminded him of all the times he’d served tables down on Figure Eight and rich Kook girls would walk past him, leaving behind a scent of expensive designer perfume. Samara almost reminded him of a rich Kook girl, she looked so well put together and so on top of her shit. Good thing they weren’t in the OBX anymore, otherwise his friends would grill him for breaking the one promise he had made to himself

long, long ago - never getting with a Kook. Except she wasn’t a Kook, they weren’t in the OBX and much to his dismay - him and her were hardly getting with each other. He realised that winning Samara over would take time, and lucky for him, he had all the time in the world. Finding Ward and the gold would take a while and he was up for an adventure, especially since it included this gorgeous young lady. He studied her some more. Her skin looked so soft, and so did her lips - so soft, so inviting. Her eyes were dark and mysterious, shaped like almonds, and the way she batted her luscious lashes almost made her seem like she was keeping a number of dark and dangerous secrets. JJ knew that deep down she saw something in him, too. She just needed the right push to admit it. A stray strand of her hair fell in her face and before she could react, JJ gently tucked it away behind her ear, taking his time when his fingers met her face. He let them linger there for a second before pulling his hand away. “Thanks,” was all that she could say. “Don’t mention it,” he said gently, “We’re gonna be partners after all, we’ve gotta help each other out, right?” Samara almost rolled her eyes at the sound of JJ referring to them as ‘partners’, but she withheld from it. Something about this boy was very endearing to her, in a lost puppy type of way, and she didn’t want to admit it, but she didn’t entirely dislike his company. Au contraire, it had been a while since she had had someone around. This didn’t seem all bad to her - she would go for a little adventure, make some friends, and if all goes to plan, she’ll come home with a bag full of gold. Hell, if she felt frisky enough she could even JJ the time of day once or twice - no strings attached, of course. He seemed keen enough, that much she knew. And she had never been with anyone in that way before, much to everyone’s disbelief. She wasn’t going to tell him that, of course, especially not now. Perhaps it was the alcohol speaking, but she suddenly found him so attractive. He was her usual type - seemed like the local bad boy back home, the one who didn’t abide by the rules and got himself in trouble more often than not - and only God knew just how much Samara liked the bad boys. His fingers, although rough and calloused, left the softest touch, and she was ashamed to admit she wished he’d left them there for a moment longer. She crossed her legs and sat up straighter, trying to regain her composure. She knew she’d had enough to drink. She couldn’t do this here, especially not tonight, not in her aunt’s hotel. She knew that if she didn’t call quits to the night now, things might get ugly and she didn’t want to lose her composure with JJ yet. “Shall we?” She said, trying her hardest to sound as confident and unfazed as she could, “Head to bed I mean,” She quickly added, mentally kicking herself for not clearing it up and potentially giving JJ the wrong idea. Judging by the growing smirk on the boy’s face she realised she’d just dug herself a hole. “I thought we’d only just met, Miss La Guardiana,” he winked, standing up and offering his hand to help her up. She accepted it and turned on her heel towards the stairs as soon as she was on her feet, sassily flipping her hair as she did so. JJ followed after her, smirk only growing as they walked up the stairs and into the hallway to their respective rooms. When they reached JJ’s room, they both stopped, Samara leaning against the wall. “Fill your friends in on our plan so far,” she said, “About heading up to Daytona, I mean. I’ll take care of everything else until then.” JJ raised an eyebrow, not entirely sure what she meant by ‘everything else’. She noticed his confusion and decided to clear it up, “I’ll sort out some clothes for all of you, food is on the house, we’ll also need some cash so…” she eyed JJ up and down, an idea forming in her head, “Perhaps you could be useful while we’re still here and work for it, I’m thinking… waiter?” JJ almost laughed, “Baby girl, you name it - I’ve probably done it. Back home, there isn’t a job I

haven’t worked, just to make enough to put food on the table. Besides, serving food and drinks is the least I could do to repay your kindness,” his eyes darkened as he took a step closer to Samara. His face was getting dangerously close to hers, never breaking eye contact, “It’ll be my pleasure to work for you, miss La Guardiana,” Samara held her ground, trying to keep her cool as much as she physically could. On the inside, she was on fire. “Likewise, mister Kildare,” she whispered, inching her body closer to JJ’s; she wanted to push his buttons as far as she could in the moment. They stood there in silence for a moment; they didn’t need to say anything - their eyes were doing all the talking. JJ couldn’t keep his eyes off Samara’s lips, though when he finally gave in and leaned forward, the girl took a sudden step backwards towards her room, leaving him breathless. “Make sure you wake all of your friends up early tomorrow,” she simply said, “You didn’t think you’d be the only one who’d have to work for a living around here did you? “ she faked a grimace, still stepping backwards towards her room, “Meet me tomorrow in the lobby at 8. We’ve got work to do,” she stopped in front of her door, pressing her key into the lock, “Oh, and JJ?” Her door clicked open, “I really enjoyed tonight. Looking forward to our next date. Goodnight,” with that, she was gone. Did she say date? JJ stood in the hallway for a moment before going into his room. He couldn’t hide the grin on his face even if he wanted to. Samara totally had a thing for him and he couldn’t wait to dive into this new adventure - the gold being the last thing on his mind, because maybe, just maybe, Samara wanted him just as much as he wanted her.

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[templepurohit]

Somvar Vrat or Monday fast is practiced to propitiate Lord Shiva. Bhagvan Shiva is also recognized with names like Mahadev, Shankar, Umapati, Rudra, BholeNath, Bhole Bhandari, and so on. Mahadev is the supreme Lord for Hindus. Millions of Hindus admire this Lord from the depth of their hearts with extreme devotion. Every Monday a massive crowd of devotees is noticed in shrine or temples of Mahadev, because Monday is very dear to Mahadev. The Panchakshara Mantra “Om Namah Shivaya” is repeated on this day in the name of Lord Shiva. People who are facing obstacles in their married life or facing delays in marriage can observe the Monday fast. Fasting on Mondays is also beneficial for accomplishing the wish of getting a desired partner. There are three types of Somvar Vrat and the Vrat Katha associated with them are : Somvar Vrat Once there lived a wealthy merchant in a city. He always had immense wealth and prosperity. However, despite all the worldly possessions, he remained sad because he had no son. He regularly observed Monday fast to have a son. He went to the Shiva temple and worshipped Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati there with full faith. Goddess Parvati was extremely pleased with his devotion and implored Lord Shiva saying, “My Lord, this wealthy merchant is your faithful devotee. He regularly observes Monday fast but still he has no son. Please fulfil his desire.” Hearing the implorings of Parvati, Lord Shiva said, “Let your desire be fulfilled. I grant him a boon. He will be the father of a son, but he will live for twelve years only”. Fortunately, this wealthy merchant could hear their conversation. As time passed on, the merchants wife gave birth to a beautiful son. He celebrated his sons birth with great pomp and show and distributed food, clothes and money among the poor. All prayed for his sons long and happy life. But the merchant was still sad because he knew that his son would not live beyond twelve years and that Yama, the god of Death, spares none. Knowing what the situation was, the merchant started observing the Monday fast with greater zest but there was no let up in the worship of Lord Shiva. At the age of eleven, the merchants son looked quite smart and mature. All desired that he should be married to a beautiful girl. The merchant’s wife also wanted her sons marriage. She insisted for it again and again but the merchant did not agree to this proposal. He sent for his brother-In-law and said, “Accompany my son to Kashi. Arrange for his best spiritual knowledge. Take enough money from my treasure. Arrange devotional gatherings on your way to Kashi at every halt and distribute alms among the Somvar Vrat Kathabeggars.” The merchant’s son started his journey for Kashi with his maternal uncle. They arranged devotional gatherings and distributed clothes at every halting camp. They also arranged best eats for the Brahmans and made enough offerings to them. One day they made a halt at a capital of a king. The marriage of the King’s daughter was to take place that day. The marriage party had already reached the city. The bridegroom’s party was terribly disturbed because the bridegroom was blind, of one eye. They were in search of a beautiful boy to replace him. The bridegroom’s father sent his men in search of a beautiful boy. The men spotted the merchant’s son who was camping in an inn with his maternal uncle. The bridegroom’s father was a rich person. He said to the boy’s maternal uncle, “My prestige is at stake. I need a handsome bridegroom in place of my one-eyed son. I shall give enough wealth if your ward agrees to have a temporary marriage with the kings daughter. He shall be free immediately after the marriage ceremony is over.” The merchant’s brother-in-law convinced the boy for a temporary marriage. The bride’s party praised their luck when they saw a handsome bridegroom with the marching band at the head of the marriage procession. The merchant’s son and the kings daughter were, thus, married around the holy fire. At the time of departure, the merchant’s son picked his brides scarf and wrote, “Now we are husband and wife. I am not the son of a king. I am the son of a rich merchant. I was on way to Kashi for spiritual studies. Your real bridegroom is blind on one eye.” The bride noticed her bridegroom writing something on the scarf. She could not read his message at that time. When the marriage party was about to depart, the bride read the message. She was shocked to know the reality. She refused to accompany with the one-eyed bridegroom. The marriage party returned without a bride. The boy reached Kashiji and devoted himself fully to spiritual studies. His maternal uncle arranged devotional gatherings in the name of Lord Shiva and gave donations everyday for the well-being of his sister’s son. On the last day of the twelfth year, the merchant’s son felt pain in the chest. His maternal uncle was performing the religious rites as per his routine. As he went inside the room, he found the boy dead. He was full of grief, but kept silent as the Brahmans would not accept food from such a house. With courage, he completed his routine. When his routine was over, he started crying. Many people gathered around him and shared his grief. Fortunately, Lord Shiva and Parvati were also passing by that house. When Parvati heard the cries, her motherly compassion got aroused. She was a mother, after all. Having known the facts, she said to Lord Shiva, “My dear Sire, please ask Yama to return his life. Yama is always at your command. Please do this favour to me. You are the protector of all creatures.” Lord Shiva agreed to this because of the family’s devotion towards him and sprinkled water from the holy river Ganga on the dead body. The boy got up as if he was making an excuse for sleep. The spiritual education of the merchant’s son was over. They started their journey homeward. They arranged spiritual discourses and distributed aims among the needy throughout their way. Now, they were back in the city where this boy was married. The king recognized the boy immediately. He took him to his palace with full honor and on an auspicious day, he arranged to happy departure for his daughter. He also gave adequate dowry. The merchant’s son reached his city along with his bride. His father could not believe it. He was sitting on the roof of a big mansion with his wife, waiting for his son. They had decided that they would not come down until their son supported them himself; otherwise they would commit suicide. Therefore, finding him alive, his parents were glad and thanked Mahadev. Som Pradosh Vrat ‘Pradosh’ means ‘the dusk of the early night’ or ‘evening tide’. This fast is observed in the evening twilight, and so it is called Pradosh Vrat. It is observed on the 13th day of each lunar fortnight. It is practiced to propitiate Lord Shiva, in order to obtain his blessings and boons leading to fulfillment of one’s cherished desired and spiritual upliftment.Those who practice it with unflinching faith and devotion are bound to possess wealth, health, happiness. Solah Somvar Vrat – 16 weeks Monday fast Once Lord Shiva visited the famous city of Amravati. Parvati also accompanied him. On their way, they saw a beautiful Shiva temple and decided to spend some time there. One day, Parvati found Lord Shiva in a playful mood. She said to him, Oh my Lord, let us have a dice game. Lord Shiva obliged her and the game started. Meanwhile, the priest of the temple had come there. Parvati turned towards him and said Please foretell who will win this game? The Brahman gave no serious thought to her question and abruptly said, Lord Shiva will win the game. Incidentally Parvati won the game. She was angry because the Brahman had told a lie. Lord Shiva tried to pacify her, but she cursed the Brahman that he be a leper. In due course, the Brahman became a leper and spent a miserable life. After some time a few fairies descended on the earth and pitied the fate of the priest. On asking him, the priest narrated the whole episode. One of the fairies said, “You observe Monday fasts for sixteen weeks without break. On the seventeenth Monday, prepare some holy food or Prasad with flour mixed with ghee and gur. Distribute this prasaad among the members of your family and take some yourself. You will be free from this leprosy.” The fairies disappeared and the priest followed the instructions. Soon, he regained his normal health. Once Lord Shiva and Parvati again visited that temple. Parvati was surprised to see the priest. He was his normal self. She enquired about this feat and the priest narrated the whole story. Parvati was happy, she also decided to observe Monday fasts for sixteen weeks. Incidentally, on the seventeenth Monday, when she broke her fast, her beloved son Lord Kartikeya, who was displeased with her, appeared and said, “Oh dear mother what is that power with which you have called me? What is the mystery?” Parvati said, “Oh my dear son, all this miracle is due to observing Monday fasts for sixteen weeks without interruption.” Kartikeya’s Brahman friend had been in a foreign land for quite some time. Kartikeya said, “I shall observe Monday fasts for sixteen weeks for happy reunion with my friend.” He, then, observed the 16 weeks fasts as per rules and to his great surprise, his friend returned hale and hearty.Solah Somvar Vrat Katha The friend enquired about the miracle and Lord Kartikeya told him the modalities to be observed for Monday fast. The Brahman friend was very curious about his marriage. He decided to observe the Monday fasts for sixteen weeks. On the seventeenth Monday, the Brahman friend went to a city. The ruler of the city decided to marry his daughter to a person on whose neck his well-decorated elephant would put the garland. The Brahman joined the show. Incidentally, the elephant garlanded him. The ruler of the city gave him his daughter and also a lot of money. The couple departed the next day and were back in their home. On the honeymoon night, the bride said, “Oh my dear, how is it that the elephant ignored all the princes and garlanded you? How did you succeed on the auspicious moments?” The bridegroom said, “I observed fasts on sixteen Mondays. Monday is Lord Shiva’s day. It is due to his blessings that I got a beautiful wife like you. My friend Kartikeya revealed this secret to me.” The bride too decided to observe fasts on sixteen Mondays for a beautiful son full of knowledge. Her devotion bore fruit and she gave birth to a beautiful son. As the son grew up, he said to his mother, “Oh my dear mother, what is the mystery behind my birth? Please reveal it to me.” The mother told him how she observed Monday fasts. The son also decided to observe the fasts to gain a kingdom for his parents. Incidentally, an old kings messengers from a nearby State came there in search of a beautiful and learned bridegroom for the princess. They proposed the princess hand for him and he readily agreed. The king expired after sometime and the boy became the king. The newly-made king continued his fasts for the next sixteen Mondays. On the seventeenth Monday, he arranged a large prayer party at a temple. All the arrangements were made well in advance. The king requested the queen to accompany him to the temple for breaking the fast after taking pras ad from the priest. The queen refused to go with him. The king had to go alone. The king heard an oracle who echoed, “Oh king, turn out the queen from the palace or destruction will fall upon you.” The king returned to his palace. He summoned a conference of his ministers and told about the oracle. All of them were taken aback, as it was due to that princess that he became the king of the state. They agreed to his proposal only with a heavy heart. The queen was ultimately turned out. The queen left the palace bare footed and in worn-out clothes. She was thirsty and fatigued. She met an old lady who had a load of spinned spindles on her head. She was going to the city. She felt pity on her and asked to help her in selling the yarn because she did not know the art of selling. The queen took that load on her head. Incidentally, strong wind blew away the spindles which disappeared in the dusty wind. The queen felt sorry and the old lady asked her to go away. The queen went to an oilman’s house and sought shelter. The oilman obliged her, but as she stepped in, all of his oil pots developed cracks and the oil began to flow on the ground. The oilman immediately turned her out. The queen was now disheartened. She went to the bank of a river to quench her thirst. As she touched the water, the water dried up. She then went to a deep jungle and saw a tank of water. As she went down the stairs and touched the crystal dear water, it became muddy. She cursed her fate and put a few drops of the muddy water in her mouth. She was now tired and wanted to take rest under a shady tree. As she went near the tree its leaves began to fall and soon it became leafless. The cowherds saw this incident and told the whole story to the priest of a nearby temple. The priest called for the woman. He was surprised to see that the woman had royal features. He consoled her and provided her with all the facilities. But after some days, he also got fed up with her because whatever the woman touched became impure, may it be milk, food or water. One day, the priest said, “Oh lady, what curse has fallen upon you? You reveal the mystery.” The woman told him how she rejected a proposal to attend Monday fast prayer. The priest understood the whole thing. He knew it was Shiva’s curse. He said, “Oh dear lady, you observe fasts on sixteen Mondays and Lord Shiva will absolve you of your sins.” The woman realised her mistake and observed the Monday fasts for sixteen Mondays. On the seventeenth Monday, the king said to himself, “My queen left my palace long ago. Her condition must be very miserable.” He called for his courtiers and ordered them to search out the queen. The courtiers reached the temple where the queen was residing. The priest refused to hand over the queen to them and said, “Let the king himself come to receive her.” The courtiers went to the king and related the whole story. The king was happy to hear the news. He went to the temple and requested the priest to return his queen to him. The king admitted that he deserted the queen to avoid Lord Shiva’s wrath. The priest trusted the kings words and the queen returned to the palace. She was given a royal welcome. The king distributed money among the needy and arranged food for the hungry. The king and queen now regularly observed fasts on sixteen Mondays each year and lived a very happy life. After their death they found abode in Lord Shivas city, Shivapuri. Since, then it is believed that a person who observes fasts on sixteen Mondays, gets all pleasures and enters Shivapuri after his death. Most devotees also observe fast during four or five Mondays of Shravan month. It is believed that worshiping Lord Shiva during Shravan month is very auspicious and observing Monday fast and reciting SolahSomvarVrat Katha during Shravan month can make Lord Shiva happy for sure. This is because Shravan month is deeply dear to Mahadev as it is believed that Goddess Parvati deeply wanted to marry to Lord Shiva, and thus she did solah somvar vrat with immense devotion to get Mahadev. Solah Somvar Vrat Timing It is believed that Monday fasting would be very fruitful if started from the first Monday of Shukla Paksh of Shravan month (June-July). Four or five Monday fasting can be done in a go. And as per willingness the person can continue this fast till 16 weeks of Monday starting from Shukla Paksh (waxing period of moon) of Shravan month. However, simple Monday fast can also be started from first Monday of Shukla Paksha of Hindi Months – Chaitra, Baisakh, Kartik and Margsheersh. https://ift.tt/3b1L686

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