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Mahadev 🙏🙏

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Jay Shree Bholenath 🙏🙏

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Jay Shiva Shankar 🙏
Continuous Om Namah Shivay Dhun is Live 🙏🙏

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जय भोलेनाथ 🙏
श्रावण मास के अवसर पर, हम 24x7 घंटे "ॐ नमः शिवाय" की धुन चला रहे हैं। आशा है आप सभी को पसंद आएगी।

पिछले कुछ हफ्तों से कोई कंटेंट अपलोड न करने के लिए हमें खेद है।

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Jay bajarang Bali Hanuman ji 🙏🙏🚩

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🪖 Kargil Vijay Diwas 🪖🎖️

Kargil Vijay Diwas is observed annually on July 26 to commemorate India's victory in the Kargil War and to honor the valor of the soldiers who participated in Operation Vijay.

Context: Previous Conflicts

Since the partition of India and Pakistan in 1947, the two nations have engaged in several military confrontations, primarily rooted in the long-standing Kashmir dispute. The history of major wars includes:

First Indo-Pak War (1947–1948): Triggered by a tribal invasion of Jammu & Kashmir.

Second Indo-Pak War (1965): Initiated by Pakistan’s "Operation Gibraltar".

Indo-Pak War (1971): Fought in the context of the Bangladesh Liberation movement.

Siachen Conflict (1984–2003): A long-standing standoff for control over the Siachen Glacier.

Reason for the Kargil War (1999)

The conflict was sparked by the covert infiltration of Pakistani troops—specifically the Northern Light Infantry—into Indian territory in the Kargil district during the harsh winter months. These forces occupied strategic high-altitude military outposts that had been left vacant by Indian troops due to extreme weather conditions. The strategic objective of this intrusion was to disrupt Indian supply lines and force a change in the status of the Kashmir region.

Results and Outcome

The war, which took place from May to July 1999, is remembered as one of the highest-altitude battles in history.

Military Success: India launched "Operation Vijay" to reclaim the occupied peaks, including strategic points like Tiger Hill and Tololing.

International Pressure: As India advanced, Pakistan faced significant diplomatic isolation, with the United States and the international community demanding a withdrawal to the Line of Control.

Victory: By July 26, 1999, Indian forces had successfully recaptured all occupied positions.

Casualties: The conflict saw 527 Indian soldiers lose their lives, while Pakistani losses were estimated between 400 and 4,000.

Honored Officers and Soldiers

Kargil Vijay Diwas serves as a reminder of the extraordinary sacrifices made by the Indian Armed Forces. Some of the most prominent heroes honored include:

The honored heroes of the Kargil War

Captain Vikram Batra: Awarded the Param Vir Chakra (posthumously); served with the 13 JAK Rifles.

Captain Manoj Kumar Pandey: Awarded the Param Vir Chakra (posthumously); served with the 1/11 Gorkha Rifles.

Grenadier Yogendra Singh Yadav: Awarded the Param Vir Chakra; served with the 18 Grenadiers.

Rifleman Sanjay Kumar: Awarded the Param Vir Chakra; served with the 13 JAK Rifles.

Major Rajesh Singh Adhikari: Awarded the Maha Vir Chakra (posthumously); served with the 18 Grenadiers.


These individuals and many others are celebrated for their supreme bravery in one of the most challenging terrains on Earth.

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There are hands meant to hold pencils,
yet they carry bricks.

There are shoulders too small to bear the weight of the world,
yet they carry burdens heavier than their own dreams.

Their tiny feet should be running through playgrounds,
chasing laughter beneath an open sky,
but instead, they walk endless roads,
searching for a single piece of bread.

A child should know the warmth of a mother's embrace,
the joy of a bedtime story,
the comfort of innocent sleep.
Instead, they learn the language of hunger,
the silence of exhaustion,
and the cruel lesson that survival comes before childhood.

Some children count stars before they sleep.
Others count the hours until they can earn enough
to bring home a meal.

The world celebrates progress,
yet somewhere, a child trades their childhood
for a handful of flour,
their smile for survival,
their dreams for tomorrow's bread.

No child should have to prove their worth
before earning the right to eat.
No little heart should carry the burden
of feeding an empty stomach.

Poverty does not merely steal food.
It steals laughter,
education,
innocence,
and futures that were never given a chance to bloom.

May the day come when every child's hands
hold books instead of burdens,
hope instead of hardship,
and dreams instead of despair.
Because childhood should never be the price paid for a single roti.

#FightPoverty #EveryChildDeservesHope #HumanityFirst #life #desitalkers

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नमस्कार दोस्तों, 🙏
आज शाम 6:15 बजे 'लेटिंग गो' (चीज़ों को जाने देने) पर हमारा नया वीडियो आएगा। हमें उम्मीद है कि आप सभी को यह पसंद आएगा।

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🚨Do you Know origin of "INDIA" ?
The Origins of India's Names

The name India originates from the Sanskrit word Sindhu (the Indus River). Over centuries, it evolved through Old Persian as Hindu, Greek as Indós, and Latin as Indus, eventually becoming the English "India" used to describe the region beyond the river.

India is officially recognized by two names, both carrying deep historical and cultural roots:

Bharat: The native name for the country, rooted in Sanskrit. It derives from the term Bharatavarsha and honors the legendary ancient King Bharata from Hindu mythology and the epic Mahabharata.

Hindustan: A Persian term meaning "Land of the Hindus." It came into popular use around the 13th century during the Delhi Sultanate and Mughal Empire to refer to the Indian subcontinent.

Learn more about the ancient Sanskrit roots from the Wikipedia page on the Etymology of Names of India.

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Which vegetable is known as the king of vegetables in india?

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