BURIAL Vs. CREMATION LAND IS AT PREMIUM! SARASIJ MAJUMDER || निरिश्वरबादी सनातनि ||   The Momins claim that burial is better to avoid the expense of cremating the dead body as per Vedic rituals. A crude research was done, it was found that in Delhi province 82% Hindus live and there are only 56 registered crematoriums for their cremation. Whereas there are 573 NOTIFIED   ‘KABRISTAN’ (1947 data)   are in DELHI (10 were reserved for Christians, and One for Armed Forces) for 13% Muslims living here. WAQF BOARD may confirm   the exact number, condition,   whether new are added,   and how many are operational. Most of the ‘MONOTHEISTS’ adopted ‘BURIAL’ as disposal system for their Dead Bodies. Earlier, they used some ‘BALMS’—now possibly inject Formaldehyde in high dozes. The process of reducing by oxidation of a dead body to tiny bits of bone charcoals resembling ash involves exposing the body to Flame And Intense Heat Followed By Pulverizatio...

  'PURVODAYA' PLAN TO DEVELOP INDIA’S STEEL BELT SARASIJ MAJUMDER   Scheme Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday announced the formulation of the ‘Purvodaya’ plan for the all-round development of five states, including Bihar and Andhra Pradesh, aimed at enhancing the eastern region of India — seen crucial for the survival of the NDA government. The scheme will cover Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Odisha, and Andhra Pradesh, targeting comprehensive development in these regions. Objectives Human Resource Development: Improving skills and education to boost local workforce capabilities. Infrastructure: Expanding and enhancing infrastructure such as roads, water, and power projects. Economic Opportunities: Creating job opportunities and fostering economic growth. PM’s endorsement Referring to the ʻPurvodayaʼ scheme, while making his remarks on the Budget, PM Narendra...

  Hemchandra Vikramaditya THE FORGOTTEN LAST HINDU KING SARASIJ MAJUMDER THE STRAY ARROW: He was a capable administrator, a military genius, a shrewd politician and a far-sighted statesman. In the true sense, he was the follower of the great Hindu ruler Prithvi Raj Chauhan who fought bravely in the battlefields and sacrificed his life for the independence of country. Hemu was one of the greatest freedom fighters in the annals of Indian history, who fought   hard against the foreign rulers. In short, Hemu was a man of ideas and ideals as well as a man of prompt actions, with brilliant and courageous deeds. He had won 22 battles for Adil Shah Suri defeating the Afghan rebels and Mughal forces of Humayun and Akbar. He assumed the title of 'Vikramaditya' after taking the control of Delhi. He was defeated by the Akbar's army in the second battle of Panipat on 5 November 1556, by chance!. Akbar's generals were Khan Zaman I and Bairam Khan. He was conducting the...

  INDIA’S  FIVE   TRAITORS SARASIJ MAJUMDER   There were several notable betrayals and acts of treachery that shaped the course of history of INDIA. Here are some of the biggest traitors and their acts, and undesirable consequences. Surprisingly—our history book touched them mostly like foot notes. 1.0 King Ambhi Kumar (4 th CENTURY BC)  Ambhi Kumar of Gandhar was a very rude, greedy and stubborn king. Ambhi was the son of king Gandhar Raj. He was also thrown out of Takshashila University because of his behaviour towards teachers or his gurus and also his fellow students. King Ambhi Kumar, the ruler of Taxila in the 4th century BCE, welcomed Alexander the Great into India and ceded his territory to him. Ambhi's intentions were to see the rival kingdoms of Porus and Abisares fall. After enjoying Ambhi’s hospitality, Alexander sent a word out to the neighbouring kings to meet him and pay him a tribute. While few did go, one king staye...

  CHHATRAPATI SAMBHAJI MAHARAJ A WARRIOR KING IGNORED IN HISTORY SARASIJ MAJUMDER The legendary fights between Shivaji, an Aurangzeb is somewhat chronicled in the history books,   but his son-SAMBHAJI didn’t get the place he deserves. I will share you his acts, and deeds which immortalized him . And he carried forward the fight for independent ‘MARATHA EMPIRE’, till his death. THE LEGACY OF A FEARLESS MARATHA MONARCH : Sambhaji Raje Bhosale, known as Chhatrapati Sambhaji, was frequently referred to as Shambhu Raje,  Second Maratha ruler , particularly in Maharashtra, he earned the epithet “Dharamveer” for his unwavering devotion, love, and sacrifices for the  Hindu Dharma . Considered by many as the most formidable Maratha monarch after Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, Sambhaji Raje Bhosale left an indelible mark on history. However—he is not occupied the place of a ‘DOT’ in our history text books of school. Birth and Early Life: He was born on May 14, 1657...

  INDIA:SC: VETO SARASIJ MAJUMDER In 1939, the outbreak of World War II directly led to the dissolution of the League of Nations. By 1941, American President Franklin D. Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill were already conceiving of the League’s replacement. They envisioned a global alliance led by, as Roosevelt called them, “the Four Policemen”—the United States, the United Kingdom, the Soviet Union, and China—the chief members of the Allied forces in the War. This idea evolved as the war raged on, but in June 1945—just over a month after Victory in Europe Day—the United Nations (UN) Charter was signed. The Charter took effect in October 1945—just over a month after Japan’s formal surrender on the deck of the USS Missouri, finally bringing the War to an end.  However—FRANCE was included making it 5P, and later White China was replaced by Red China—as they were   was commonly known. These 5P wield ‘VETO’ power. In my opinion, however l...

  EAST PAKISTAN TO BANGLADESH THE TRUTH BEFORE ‘DAWN’ SARASIJ MAJUMDER 1971 WAR just didn’t happen. It was caused as a result of many factors not properly attended by PAKISTAN’S RULING   MASTERS. There were a series of events that led to the war between India, and Pakistan—creating ‘Bangladesh’. What were domestic events ( though historic ) like a natural disaster, a political stalemate and a full-fledged civil war, and finally, an injudicious decision by Pakistan led to the war of 1971. A war that eventually broke Pakistan into two and created Bangladesh. About the 1971 war there are many debates but there was one issue which spurred Bengali Nationalism. That is never adequately mentioned by the historians as one of the main reasons for disgruntlement of the then Bengalis of East Pakistan   with their leaders in Islamabad.   On November 12, 1970 Cyclone Bhola struck East Pakistan ( now Bangladesh ).  link:   1970 Bhola cyclone - Wikiped...