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   जो देते हैं तुझे ताने उनमे भी खामियां
   पर तू सच्चा बन रहा पकड़ न डर बस चल
   एक दिन वो आएगा जब तू राजा बन जायेगा
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  कुछ साथ चलेंगे कुछ गिरेंगे
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अब तुझे तय ये करना हैं
परेशानियों का सवाल बनना हैं
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 चल उठ मुसाफिर जूनून भर
लड़ हर मुश्किल से जीवन सुकून कर
रे मन में जगा जिज्ञासा लक्ष्य के प्रति
जो तू जीवन में पा सके तृप्ति
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                                     चल बढ़ता चल बना अपना आशियाँ 

Maaa

Meri Maa Vo Sabd Jisse Jivan Ki Surat Hoti h
vo Sabd Maa Jo Har Sukh Ki Hakdar Hoti h
vo Sabd Maa Jo Har Jgha Sath Hoti h
vo Sabd Maa Jo Ek Khas Ashas Hoti h
Vo Sabd Maa Jo hmare liye Hr chiz ki aas hoti h
 Us Maa K liye Jo likhu Kum Ye 26 letter na Bya kr paye na kr skege
 Ek kavita maa k naam
        9 Mahine Aanchal Mein chhipati
Fir janam Dekr Sine Se lgati
Chue na Koi burai Bus Wo Yhi Chati h
Maa itna Pyaar Dikhati
           Isliye Maa Maa Hoti h
Subha Subha Tyaar Krke
Chl mere raja Beta Khrkr
Pdhne k liye chod kr aati h
Fir Fta fat kaam krke
School se lekr aati h
Kuch Ho na mujhe
Isliye mere sath aati jati h
Maa itna pyaar dikhati h
           Isliye Maa Maa Hoti h
   Papa ki daat se bcha kr
   Khod ek kone me leja kr
   Daat kr gussa kr dikhati
   Aur fir mera raaj dulara
   Khkr pyaar se mnati h
   Maa itna pyaar Dikhati
             Isliye Maa Maa Hoti h
     Ye Kaha h Kisi ni Har jgha Bhagwan
     Nhi ho skte Isliye unhone maa ko Bnaya
     Lekin Bhagwan ko Maa ki jarurt hoti h ye
     Kisi ne humko nhi btaya
         Aur Kya likhu Unke baare mein Likhne
         K liye Hindi ki Warnmala  Kaam pd jae
         Lekin Maa K baare mein Kuch likha Na       jaye
           Meri Maa Pyaari Maa 😘😘😘.

                                            By Reman Sharma(Trs)

HORNBILL-MONG

HORNBILL

Background

Greater Indian hornbill.

Kachari women celebrating the Hornbill Festival.

The state of Nagaland is home to several tribes, which have their own distinct festivals. More than 60% of the population of Nagaland depends on agriculture and therefore most of their festivals revolve around agriculture. The Nagas consider their festivals sacred, so participation in these festivals is essential.^[2]

To encourage inter-tribal interaction and to promote cultural heritage of Nagaland, the Government of Nagaland organizes the Hornbill Festival every year in the first week of December. The first festival was held in 2000.^[3]

The festival is named after the Indian hornbill, the large and colourful forest bird which is displayed in the folklore of most of the state's tribes.

Celebrations

Naga tribesmen at Kisama during the Hornbill Festival of Nagaland.

Organized by the State Tourism and Art & Culture Departments, the Hornbill Festival showcases a mélange of cultural displays under one roof. This festival usually takes place between 1 and 10 December every year in Kohima.^[3]

The Hornbill Festival is held at Naga Heritage Village, Kisama which is about 12 km from Kohima. All the tribes of Nagaland take part in this festival. The aim of the festival is to revive and protect the rich culture of Nagaland and display its extravaganza and traditions.^[1]

For visitors it means a closer understanding of the people and culture of Nagaland, and an opportunity to experience the food, songs, dances and customs of Nagaland.^[4]

On 1 December 2017 at the Naga Heritage Village of Kisama, President Ram Nath Kovind inaugurated the 18th Hornbill Festival and State Formation Day celebrations of Nagaland.^[5]

Festival activities

The week-long festival unites one and all in Nagaland and people enjoy the colourful performances, crafts, sports, food fairs, games and ceremonies. Traditional arts which include paintings, wood carvings, and sculptures are also on display.^[6]

Festival highlights include the traditional Naga Morungs exhibition and the sale of arts and crafts, food stalls, herbal medicine stalls, flower shows and sales, cultural medley - songs and dances, fashion shows, the Miss Nagaland beauty contest, traditional archery, Naga wrestling, indigenous games, and musical concert.^[1]

The Hornbill Festival provides a colourful mixture of dances, performances, crafts, parades, games, sports, food fairs and religious ceremonies. The festival both exposes the culture and tradition of tribal peoples, and reinforces Nagaland’s identity as a unique state in India’s federal union. Experts have commented that A lot of older folk in the villages travel to Kohima to attend this festival and meet people from other villages from Nagaland because they haven’t met before, hence leading to cultural assimilation.^[7]

Traditional arts are also featured, with paintings, wood carvings, and sculptures by modern Naga artists on display. Naga troupes sing folk songs, perform traditional dances and play indigenous games and sports. In the evenings a programme of music concerts, catering for all tastes, ensures that the festive spirit continues through the night.^[1] One of the major highlights of this festival is the Hornbill International Rock Festival, which is held at Indira Gandhi Stadium; local and international rock bands perform.^[8]

                                                                                                           SOURCE FROM WIKIPEDIA

TRAVELLING TO NAGALAND

NAGALAND STATICS

ABOUT

1. 1. CAPITAL :- KOHIMA
2. 2.FORMATION:- 1 DECEMBER 1963
3. 3.TOTAL AREA:- 16,579 KM SQ. (6401 SQ MIL)
4. POPULATION:- 1,980,602
5. DENSITY - 119/KM SQ
6. LITEACY RATE :- 79.55 %
7. SEX RATIO - 931/1000 F/M
8. H.COURT - GAUHATI H.C
9. NO. DISTRICTS-12  

OTHER

• FESTIVAL- THE HORNBILL FESTIVAL , THE MOATSU MONG FESTIVAL
• NATIONAL PARK-INTANKI NATIONAL PARK
• LANGUAGE - ENGLISH

WILDLIFE SANCTUARY

• FAKIM W.S
• THE PULIE W.S
• RANGAPAHAR RESERVE FOREST

RIVER

• LONGLENG
• PEREN
• WORKHA
• KIPRHIRE
• MOKOKCHUNG
• KOHIMA
• PHEK
• TUENSANG

POLITICS

• LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY-60 SEATS
• LOWER HOUSE-1 SEAT
• UPPER HOUSE-1 SEAT

[RAPID NEWS] EPIDEMIC CORONA

LOCKDOWN 2.0

1. OUR PM NARENDER MODI JI ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY LOCKDOWN WILL BE EXTENTED TILL MAY 3,2020
2. PM TOOK 7 PROMISESES FROM US.
3. NEW GUIDLINES RELEASED RELETED LOCKDOWN 2.0 
4. THE NEXT 2-3 WEEKS ARE GOING TO BE MOST CRUCIAL IN HANDLING THE COVID-19 PAMDEMICS PARTICULARLY IN INDIA - UNION HEALTH MINISTER Dr. HARSH VARDHAN

   

   OUR PM MODI ADDRESSING THE NATION

5. TOTAL NUMBER OF CASES OF THE CORONA VIRUS IN INDIA HAVE RISEN OVER 11,000 WITH 392 DEATHS, ATO HEATH MISTERY OF INDIA
6. PM REQUESTS TO ALL CITIZENS TO DOWNLOAD AROGYA SETU MOBILE APP TO UPDATE DAILY FROM THE CORONA VIRUS HAZARDS

"GHAR MEIN VYAST RHO SWAST RHO :- TRSBLOGS"  

#STAYHOME   #BEQURANTINE   #BESAFE  #RESPECTCORONAWARRIORS

The seven promises are:

1) Take care of elders, especially the ones who have existing ailments - The PM's first pledge focuses on care for senior citizens, especially those with weaker immune systems, as they have been identified as the most vulnerable group to coronavirus. The government had on Monday also released a special advisory related to 16 crore senior citizens in India, asking them not to go to markets or for routine health check-ups.

2) Follow social distancing: Earlier too, in his first 'Mann ki Baat' after annuncing the 21-day lockdown, PM Modi stressed upon "increasing social distancing but reducing emotional distancing".

3) Use home-made masks or face covers: This is the second time that PM Modi has sent across the message of using face shields made at home. During th April 11 meeting with chief ministers through video conferencing, the prime minister was seen wearing a gamcha — a cotton scarf he usually wears — as a face cover for the first time in public.

4) Improve your immunity and download Aaragya setu mobile app for assistance: Aarogya Setu, a mobile app developed by the ministry of electronics and IT to help citizens identify their risk of contracting the novel coronavirus, has been at the top of the popularity listings on the Play Store as well as Apple's own App Store for the iPhone ever since PM Modi requested citizens to download it last week. It is aimed at primarily tracking the community transmission and tracing the contact and travel history of individuals that are quarantined, infected or suspected of being susceptible to the virus.

5) Take as much care of poor families as you can, especially try to fulfill their food requirements - The lockdown has had a devastating impact on the lives of migrant and daily-wage workers who live hand-to-mouth, who have been caught unawares as the Indian economy virtually shut down. According to a survey, 92.5 per cent of labourers have already lost work ranging from one week to three weeks and over 40 per cent do not have ration for more than a day.

6) Be compassionate towards the people who work with you in your business or industry. Do not deprive them of their livelihood - The Prime Minister made an appeal to not cut jobs or stop pay of employees amid reports that millions of Indians are staring at job losses due to the economic shock of the coronavirus. Initial estimates of job data show that the coronavirus pandemic could have caused unemployment to rise to 23.4 percent.

7) Pay utmost respect to our nation’s Corona Warriors – our doctors and nurses, sanitation workers and police force - Indian medical professionals and other essential workers, the frontline warriors in the fight againt coronavirus, are also having to battle stigma, discrimination and harassment from the society over fears that they would spread the virus.

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