The Ancient India

Elephanta Caves     About 10 km  east of the Gateway of India in the Mumbai Harbour and less than 2 km  west of Jawaharlal Nehru Port we find ourself at a beautiful island named The Elephant or Gharapuri.We can get a ferry services from the Gateway of India to The Elephanta Caves.The Ferry starts 9am and 2pm everyday from Gateway of India except the Monday when Caves are closed.The nearest Airport and Railway Station in Mumbai. The Length of the Island is almost two and half kilometer with two hils that rise a height of about 500 feet.a narrow deep valley separates the two hills. Greenary forest are so beautiful nearby the caves.There are five rock-cut caves in the western hill and a brick stupa on the eastern hill. One of the hills has two Buddhist mounds, and is called the Stupa hill. Close to the five western hill caves, ther are Cave 6 and 7 on the eastern hill. The famous and significant cave is on the western hill and is called cave 1 or the great cave. The UNESCO decla

Every State, no matter it is related to North Poles or South Poles, needs fund for going concern of the Country. Every Country wants to make infrastructural Projects Like Highways, Pools,Flyovers,Railways, Educational Institutions for their people, hospitals for caring from diseases, Army for protecting the Borders etc etc. And I don't think so these activities are  free of Cost, they needs fund. But A Big Question arise here How the Government gets the fund. This is Common problem for every Country in world. Government have few options, they get the funds from running State-governed businesses. There are few example of this types of Country like Russia, North Korea or May be Cuba.These types of Countries take the all control of industries in their own hand. They Control the Natural resources like Mines, Oil field,  goods making factory. In the second types, Capitalist Countries are included, there are independence to their public to run the business and private sector

Chanakya Neeti Quotes in Sanskrit कश्चित् कस्यचिन्मित्रं, न कश्चित् कस्यचित् रिपु:। अर्थतस्तु निबध्यन्ते, मित्राणि रिपवस्तथा ॥  भावार्थ : न कोई किसी का मित्र है और न ही शत्रु, कार्यवश ही लोग मित्र और शत्रु बनते हैं । Chanakya Neeti Quotes in Sanskrit मूर्खशिष्योपदेशेन दुष्टास्त्रीभरणेन च। दुःखितैः सम्प्रयोगेण पण्डितोऽप्यवसीदति॥  भावार्थ : मूर्ख शिष्य को पढ़ाने पर , दुष्ट स्त्री के साथ जीवन बिताने पर तथा दुःखियों- रोगियों के बीच में रहने पर विद्वान व्यक्ति भी दुःखी हो ही जाता है । Chanakya Neeti Quotes in Sanskrit दुष्टा भार्या शठं मित्रं भृत्यश्चोत्तरदायकः। ससर्पे गृहे वासो मृत्युरेव न संशयः॥  भावार्थ : दुष्ट पत्नी , शठ मित्र , उत्तर देने वाला सेवक तथा सांप वाले घर में रहना , ये मृत्यु के कारण हैं इसमें सन्देह नहीं करनी चाहिए । Chanakya Neeti Quotes in Sanskrit धनिकः श्रोत्रियो राजा नदी वैद्यस्तु पञ्चमः। पञ्च यत्र न विद्यन्ते न तत्र दिवसे वसेत ॥  भावार्थ : जहां कोई सेठ, वेदपाठी विद्वान, राजा और वैद्य न हो, जहां कोई नदी न हो, इन पांच स्थानों पर एक दिन भी नहीं रहना चाहिए । Chanakya Neeti

Bhagwad Gita Slokas                                                                             यो न हृष्यति न द्वेष्टि न शोचति न काङ्‍क्षति। शुभाशुभपरित्यागी भक्तिमान्यः स मे प्रियः॥12.17॥ Transliteration of Bhagwad Gita Slokas Yo na hrishyati na dveshti na shochti na kankshti Shubhashubha-parityagi bhaktimanyah sa me priyah भावार्थ (Means in Hindi): जो न कभी हर्षित होता है, न द्वेष करता है, न शोक करता है, न कामना करता है तथा जो शुभ और अशुभ सम्पूर्ण कर्मों का त्यागी है- वह भक्तियुक्त पुरुष मुझको प्रिय है । Translation of Bhagwad Gita Slokas in english One who rejoices not,dislikes not,grieves not,and desires not Impartial to bothwhat is auspicious and inauspicious engaged in devotional service such a one is very dear to me. Bhagwad Gita Slokas न हि कश्चित्क्षणमपि जातु तिष्ठत्यकर्मकृत्‌ । कार्यते ह्यवशः कर्म सर्वः प्रकृतिजैर्गुणैः॥Chapter3 Verse5॥ Transliteration of Bhagwad Gita Slokas Na hi kaschit-ksanamapi jatu tishtati-akarmakrit Karyate hyavasah karma sarvah prakarti-jair gunaih

Menaka Trying to break the Meditaion of Rishi Vishwamitra When Ocean was churned by Asuras and Devas, then lot of thing came out from the depth of the ocean, An Upsara(Beautifyl lady) also came from the depth of Ocean. Her name was Menaka.She was a beauti with brain.She was a reputed dancer in the heaven.Vishwamitra, one of the most respected Rishi (sages) in ancient India, frightened the gods in heaven and even tried to create another heaven- Indra, frightened by his powers, sent Menaka from heaven to earth to lure him and break his meditation. Menaka succeeded in the task which was handed over to her by Indra. And She succeeded in breaking the meditation of Vishwamitra. And Both of them are loved each other  and  from their relationship a baby was born who later grew in the Rishi Kanva's Ashram and came to be called Shakuntala. Once the King of Puru dynesty was come to hunting in the Jungle ,then he saw the the Beautiful lady who was Shakuntala.Later Shakuntala falls

Brahmarishi Vishwamitra  is one of the most respected rishis or righ-minded of ancient India. He is the participantant in writting of  the Rigveda, including Gayatri Mantra. The Ancient literature mentioned  that only 24 rishis since antiquity have understood the whole meaning of Gayatri Mantra. There  are the assumption that Vishwamitra was the first, and Yajnavalkya the last. The story of Vishwamitra is written  in the Balakanda of Valmiki Ramayana. Also  relationship of Vishwamitra and Menaka mentioned in Mahabharata and  also mentioned that the relationship of Maharishi Vishwamitra and Upsara Menaka resulted a baby girl who called after , Shakuntala, whose story is narrated in Adi Parva of Mahabharata. In Valmiki Ramayana ,Verse 51 of Balakanda, there is a story metioned about the Vishwamitra. There is mentioned that  Vishwamitra  was a king in ancient India, also called Kaushika (descendant of Kusha) and belonged to Amavasu Dynasty. Vishwamitra was originally the Chandravansh