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Fluent Fiction - Hindi: Rohit's Leadership Transformation Amidst Holi Vibrance Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/hi/episode/2025-03-18-22-34-01-hi Story Transcript:Hi: बसंत का मौसम था, और होली का त्योहार अपने रंग-बिरंगे अंदाज में लोधी गार्डन्स में मनाया जा रहा था।En: It was the season of spring, and the festival of Holi was being celebrated in all its colorful charm at Lodhi Gardens.Hi: रंगीन फूलों की महक और चारों तरफ लगे रंगों की रंगोली ने वातावरण को और भी खुशनुमा बना दिया था।En: The fragrance of colorful flowers and the rangoli of colors around had made the atmosphere even more delightful.Hi: इसी अद्भुत पृष्ठभूमि में, एक कंपनी की टीम बिल्डिंग वर्कशॉप चल रही थी।En: In this amazing setting, a company's team-building workshop was underway.Hi: रोहित, टीम का नेता, सभी को एकजुट करना चाहता था।En: @mhi{रोहित|Rohit}, the team's leader, wanted to unite everyone.Hi: उसके मन में संकोच भी था कि क्या वह सच में एक अच्छे नेता बन सकते हैं।En: He also had doubts in his mind about whether he could really become a good leader.Hi: उसकी सोच को चुनौती दे रही थी टीम की दो अन्य सदस्य - सीता और प्रिया।En: His thoughts were being challenged by two other team members - Sita and Priya.Hi: सीता हमेशा ऊर्जा से भरी होती थी, परंतु अक्सर उसकी आवाज अनसुनी रहती थी।En: Sita was always full of energy, but her voice often went unheard.Hi: प्रिया के पास असीमित रचनात्मकता थी, परंतु अपनी झिझक के कारण वह विचार साझा करने से कतराती थी।En: Priya had limitless creativity, but due to her hesitation, she was reluctant to share her ideas.Hi: रंगीन पाउडर और हंसी-मजाक के बीच, रोहित ने फैसला किया कि वो योजना में थोड़ा बदलाव करके टीम की सच्ची क्षमता को सामने लाने की कोशिश करेंगे।En: Amidst the colorful powders and laughter, Rohit decided to tweak the plan to try and bring out the true potential of the team.Hi: उन्होंने सीता और प्रिया से कहा, "आज के कुछ खेल तुम लोग संभालो।En: He told Sita and Priya, "You guys handle some of today's games.Hi: अपने तरीके आजमाओ।En: Try out your own methods."Hi: "जैसे ही होली का रंगीन खेल शुरू हुआ, कुछ गलतफहमियों ने तनाव पैदा कर दिया।En: As the colorful Holi games began, some misunderstandings created tension.Hi: रोहित को अहसास हुआ कि अब उनके नेतृत्व की सच्ची परीक्षा है।En: Rohit realized that his true leadership test had arrived.Hi: उन्होंने मैदान के बीच में खड़े होकर अपनी शंकाएँ और कमजोरियों को सभी के सामने रखा।En: Standing in the middle of the field, he laid out his doubts and weaknesses in front of everyone.Hi: बोले, "मुझे भी अपने आप पर कभी-कभी भरोसा नहीं होता।En: He said, "Sometimes, even I don't trust myself.Hi: परंतु मैं चाहता हूं कि हम सभी मिलकर इस टीम को एक मजबूत इकाई बनाएं।En: But I want us all to come together and make this team a strong unit."Hi: "उनकी ईमानदारी ने हर किसी का दिल जीत लिया।En: His honesty won everyone's hearts.Hi: सीता को एहसास हुआ कि उसकी आवाज सुनी जा रही है, और उसने आत्मविश्वास के साथ कुछ नई गतिविधियों का प्रस्ताव दिया।En: Sita realized her voice was being heard, and she proposed some new activities with confidence.Hi: वहीं प्रिया ने अपनी शर्म को मात दी और अपनी रचनात्मक सोच को साझा किया, जिससे टीम चौंक गई।En: Meanwhile, Priya overcame her shyness and shared her creative ideas, which surprised the team.Hi: दिन के अंत में, पूरे टीम के चेहरों पर रंग और मुस्कान थी।En: By the end of the day, there were colors and smiles on everyone's faces in the team.Hi: रोहित ने देखा कि उनकी टीम पहले से अधिक संगठित और खुश है।En: Rohit saw that his team was more organized and happier than before.Hi: अब उन्हें खुद पर ज्यादा भरोसा था, और उनकी टीम ने एक मजबूत बांध बाधा दी थी।En: He now had more trust in himself, and his team had built a stronger bond.Hi: लोधी गार्डन्स में उस दिन केवल होली के रंग नहीं थे, बल्कि एक नयी शुरुआत की कहानी भी लिखी जा चुकी थी।En: Lodhi Gardens was not just filled with the colors of Holi that day, but a new beginning had also been scripted. Vocabulary Words:season: मौसमfestival: त्योहारfragrance: महकdelightful: खुशनुमाworkshop: वर्कशॉपunite: एकजुटdoubts: संकोचleader: नेताhesitation: झिझकreluctant: कतरातीamidst: बीचtweak: बदलावmisunderstandings: गलतफहमियोंtension: तनावtrue potential: सच्ची क्षमताtest: परीक्षाhonesty: ईमानदारीpropose: प्रस्तावconfidence: आत्मविश्वासovercome: मात दीshyness: शर्मcreative: रचनात्मकbond: बांधorganized: संगठितbackground: पृष्ठभूमिrealized: एहसासunheard: अनसुनीpotential: क्षमताatmosphere: वातावरणchallenge: चुनौती

Hello and welcome to our Diwali Special!! Come one and come all, grab your mithais, you Diwali delicacies, gather your lehengas and partners, sit down and enjoy this episode where we compare our hosts and their hometowns where they celebrate Diwali in their own ways, the card party mafia that doesn't go by unnoticed, YouTube being the life changer for all poojas, moms having the worst and best time of their life, recommendations on where to buy clothes, pre loved or luxury, and eveything that makes this season so wholesome. We wish you all to be safe, healthy and happy, surrounded by people you love and who love you back, hope our Podcast also comes in the list of your favourites. Happy Diwali

Explore the rich heritage of Nepal in this in-depth podcast on Tihar festival traditions, cultural meanings, and historical transformations. Join us as we dive into the significance of Bhai Tika, the symbolism of Mha Puja, and the essence of Deusi Bhailo—highlighting how these rituals make Tihar and Deepawali uniquely Nepali. From the Seven-colored Tika and God Laxmi worship to the Newari Mha Puja and Rangoli decorations, discover how each element reflects Nepal's deep-rooted spirituality and cultural traditions. We also explore the Nepalization process, tracing how influences from the Lichhavis and Newars shaped Nepal's identity. Understand the role of Kul Deuta and how ancestral worship can impact family lineage, along with the cultural significance of cows and crows in the Hindu context. This podcast delves into both the mythology and history of Nepal, including fascinating discussions on Yama in Hinduism and the process by which ancient traditions became a part of today's cultural landscape. Whether you're curious about Nepali festival rituals, interested in cultural change in Nepal, or looking to understand the symbolism of Tihar, this episode covers it all. Join us for a journey into Nepal's unique mythology and heritage, and learn how these traditions continue to shape the modern Nepali cultural identity. Don't miss these insights on Nepal's most cherished festival! #TiharFestival #NepaliCulture #BhaiTika #MhaPuja #Nepalization #NepaliTraditions

Two much-lauded restaurateurs, Meeru Dhalwala of Vij's and Rangoli, and Shira Blustein of The Acorn, have come together to open Lila on Main Street. They chat with Anya about the restaurant, the menus, working together, friendship, food sustainability, the culture and politics behind plant-based, vegetarian and flexitarian eating, avoiding labels, the concept of welcome, and more.

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Summer bounties are hitting our dinner, picnic and BBQ tables, and farmers are busy gearing up for another fall harvest season. But have you ever considered how much of the food we produce in Canada never even makes it to your plate?  Or how much goes into the green bin?This year on Disruptors, an RBC Podcast, we tackled the challenge of food waste in a special series called “The Growing Challenge: How Canada Can Lead the Next Green Revolution in Agriculture.” We're showing good progress on limiting food spoilage and waste, but we can – and need to do – more.Listen in as host John Stackhouse hears from a variety of experts including Meeru Dhalwala, author, chef, and the co-owner of Vij's and Rangoli restaurants in Vancouver; Randy Huffman, the Chief Food Safety and Sustainability Officer at Maple Leaf Foods; Kevin Groh, Senior Vice President of Corporate Affairs at Loblaw Companies Limited; and Jeremy Lang, the founder and Vice-President of Sustainability at Pela Earth, the creator of a smart composting system called Lomi.

Thiruppavai is chanted during Dhanur masam or month/margazhi month.  "Worship of Lord Vishnu during the morning hours in Dhanurmasam is considered highly auspicious. Vishnu Sahasranama is chanted during the period. Other important mantras chanted are those dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi." You can learn more here: https://www.hindu-blog.com/2009/12/importance-of-dhanurmasa-holiness-of.html I personally believe in worshiping during early morning hours in this month. The question I ask myself every year is " How can I be self motivated to get up early in the morning?" A couple of years back the answer was "Lalitha just make one new Rangoli or kolam a day and listen to the auspicious tiruppavai and Tiruvembavai chanting." I did that. It truly raised my self esteem and helped me with a consistent flow of "feel good hormones" like Dopamine, Serotonin, Endorphins and Oxytocin, you name it ( LOL). Here is an article for you to read https://www.health.harvard.edu/mind-and-mood/feel-good-hormones-how-they-affect-your-mind-mood-and-body#:~:text=What%20are%20the%20four%20feel,your%20mood%20in%20the%20process. I could feel that I am contributing to my overall well-being, peace and prosperity. Last year when I asked the same question, the answer was "Lalitha, you just take your listeners and readers on a Virtual tour to the temple while you are watching the rituals associated with chanting Tiruppavai in the morning . That is a good deed and would be a  HIME ( High Impact Minimal Effort) activity. It will impact lives world-wide. This year I asked the same question The answer is  "Lalitha, learn one pasuram a day, boldly record a slow chanting of your voice and just let it go." I honored that and I just googled "Slow chanting of Tiruppavai" I got several links. I chose a video with  Tamil script that struck the chords of my inspiration to learn on the spot. No judging and no paralysis by analysis. Here is the final product. Pasuram 1 of Tiruppavai.  Thank you for listening and being a part of my 30 Day Tiruppavai Pasurams learning journey. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lalitha289/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lalitha289/support

It's an issue that's estimated to cost Canada more than $21 billion per year -- nevermind the environmental impacts. But how much thought have you really given to the problem of food waste and spoilage, and how it could be hampering our country's effort to reduce emissions? Whenever wasted or spoiled food ends up buried in a landfill instead of decomposing while exposed to air, it generates methane — a potent greenhouse gas with 86 times the warming power of carbon dioxide. And it just so happens that Canada is one of the worst countries on the planet when it comes to wasted food. So what can be done about it?On this episode of Disruptors, an RBC podcast, co-hosts John Stackhouse and Trinh Theresa Do wrap up their special, three-part series called “The Growing Challenge”, with an in-depth examination of how both food waste and spoilage represent a huge and often overlooked obstacle to our nation's sustainability efforts. They'll also discuss new technologies and tactics helping food producers to address the issue — as well as how we as consumers all need to change our attitudes when it comes to things like best before dates, portion sizes, and so-called “rescued food.” In addition to some familiar voices from earlier episodes in the series like Sonya Hoo, Evan Fraser, and Kristjan Hebert, John and Theresa will also hear from Meeru Dhalwala, author, chef, and the co-owner of Vij's and Rangoli restaurants in Vancouver; Randy Huffman, the Chief Food Safety and Sustainability Officer at Maple Leaf Foods; Kevin Groh, Senior Vice President of Corporate Affairs at Loblaw Companies Limited; as well as Jeremy Lang, the founder and Vice-President of Sustainability at Pela Earth, which makes a smart, countertop-based composting system called Lomi.  To learn more about Meeru Dhalwala you can visit her Wikipedia page or follow her on Instagram at @meerudhalwala. Maple Leaf Foods has much more information about its sustainability goals on its website. Loblaw Companies Limited has details on its efforts to reduce waste in both the textiles and food industries. Click here to learn more about the Lomi smart composter, and here for information about Pela's compostable phone cases. For more about BCG's work on food systems and food security—follow this link. And for details on The Arrell Food Institute at the University of Guelph, please click here.

IANR 2243 102222 Line Up Here's the guest line-up for Sat, Oct 22, 2022 from 4 to 6pm CST on Indo American News Radio (www.IndoAmerican-news.com), a production of Indo American News. We are on 98.7 FM and you can also listen on the masalaradio app (www.masalaradio.com) By Monday, hear the recorded show on Podcast uploaded on Spotify, Apple Podcasts (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/indo-american-news-radio-houston-tx/id1512586620 ) Google Podcasts, Pocket Casts, Radio Public and Breaker. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR FREE PODCAST CHANNEL TO BE NOTIFIED OF NEW UPDATES. THEN JUST CLICK TO LISTEN!! 4:20 pm October is Domestic Violence Awareness month and the Harris County District Attorney's office is holding panel discussions and other events to bring attention to the issue which results in many needless injuries and deaths each year. Leeja Thomas is the Asst Director of Family Violence ServIces at the DA's office and joins us today to share more about this terrible problem and what could be done to stem it. 5:00 pm Much of the history of India has been written from the perspective of the last two Empires that ruled a fragmented subcontinent: the Mughals and the British. Many of the heroic tales of kingdoms that sought their own independence and held back attacks from marauding forces has been lost. After his retirement, Kiran Ketkar has sought to correct this and narrate true facts of Maratha history. He joins us in the studio today to tell us about his book “Swarajya and Samrajya”. 5:20 pm This Diwali season several McDonald's locations in the Dallas, Northern Virginia and the Chicago areas have decided to offer a unique drive-thru experience. In addition, McDonald's has developed a digital profile for Diwali. They turned to New York City designer Megha Rao to develop rangoli designs for this campaign. Megha joins us by phone to explain more about this first-of-a-kind campaign. Also stay tuned in for news roundup, views, sports and movie reviews TO BE FEATURED ON THE SHOW, OR TO ADVERTISE, PLEASE CONTACT US AT 713-789-6397 or at indoamericannews@yahoo.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/indo-american-news-radio/support

This week I am playing fan favorite episodes in the run-up to my 3rd anniversary show. To kick things off, I have this mini episode on Rangoli, which is perfect for this time as many people are creating Rangoli designs as a part of their celebration of Diwali right now. Who ARTed is an Airwave Media Podcast. Connect with me: Website | Twitter | Instagram | Tiktok Support the show: Merch from TeePublic | Make a Donation As always you can find images of the work being discussed at www.WhoARTedPodcast.com and of course, please leave a rating or review on your favorite podcast app. You might hear it read out on the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joy and happiness are something we all share in common. With the festival of lights, Diwali adds more meaning to us sharing our happy moments with our near and dear ones. But did you know festivals are a great way to be mindful? Well in this episode of The Life Manifesto, our host Zarina Poonawalla, suggests us a few things to make this festival, brighter and better.You can know more about The Life Manifesto with Zarina Poonawalla.You can follow our host Zarina on social media:Instagram: (https://www.instagram.com/zarinapoonawalla )Twitter: ( https://twitter.com/Zarinaspeaks )LinkedIn: ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/zarina-poonawalla-b215bb5a/ )Do follow IVM Podcasts on social media.We are @IVMPodcasts on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram.Follow the show across platforms:Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Jio Saavn | Gaana | Amazon Music | Listen Notes | WYNK MusicSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

S. L. Aditya opens up about discrimination based on India's Caste system. He also explains the art of Rangoli. He's committed to making a difference through design. Fashion is the most instant way to express oneself. Part 2.

How do you successfully explain a career break in your resume? What does it take to transition from a sector to another? How do you build wellness systems in the organization? We continue our People & HR mini series talking about facing employers after career breaks with successful explanations, transitions from one career path to another and also about building robust systems to manage employee wellness and implement systems at scale. Our guest is Hari Subramanian, an XLRI alumnus with 11+ years of experience in HR & Business roles across organizations like the Mahindra Group, Amazon etc. Hari is passionate about writing and is the author of the best-seller book “Hilarious MBA Memoirs”, a satirical take on B-school life. Currently based in Sheffield (U.K), Hari works as an independent consultant and double hats as a stay-at-home dad. Hear him talk about:   (02.00) – Of paternal leaves and what it teaches individuals (04.00) - Explaining career breaks to employers- without being defensive (07.00) - Career breaks affecting compensation, networking & effective planning with financial cushion (08.00) – Prioritizing needs post career breaks (10.00) - Explaining fitment when transitioning from one career to another + relevance of mentors during transitions (13.00) - Building employee wellness systems- proactive and reactive measures (14.30) - Recognizing early signs of burnout etc & having mental health modules (16.00) –The relevance of signalling initiatives like fireside chats etc. (20.00) – The HR and Rangoli- hilariously HR (21.00) – Step wise breakdown while planning HR or other consultancy careers-expertise, connections &more (22.00) - HR is gray- HR decision making and employee experience delivery at scale (25.00) - Retaining talent-how and when- from open conversations, showcasing trajectories, projects upskilling, job rotation, mentorship & more   Original Music- Joseph Mc Dade Drop us a note on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter @voice_of_achievers Or write in directly to editor@voiceofachievers.com We're listening to you. Don't forget to follow us on Spotify, Stitcher, Apple, Google, JioSaavn, Gaana or wherever you're listening to us! You can follow us and leave us feedback on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @eplogmedia, For partnerships/queries send you can send us an email at bonjour@eplog.media.   DISCLAIMER: The views expressed on all the shows produced and distributed by Ep.Log Media are personal to the host and the guest of the shows respectively and with no intention to harm the sentiments of any individual/organization.The said content is not obscene or blasphemous or defamatory of any event and/or person deceased or alive or in contempt of court or breach of contract or breach of privilege, or in violation of any provisions of the statute, nor hurt the sentiments of any religious groups/ person/government/non-government authorities and/or breach or be against any declared public policy of any nation or state.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two essential ceremonies are conducted in Brahmin Households in the South. These are followed as a More than as one sanctioned by Sruthi or even Smriti. More is a Group of practices followed by a specific group rather than as a matter of personal choice. These are followed in the South of India, in the States of Tamil Nadu,Karnataka, Kerala and Andhra. One is Samaradhanai and the other is Sumangali Prarathanai. Samaradhanai is conducted before or after an auspicious occasion like Ayush Homa, Upanayana, Pilgrimage , Marriage. This is conducted for any auspicious occasion. This is conducted either before or after the event . In Samaradhanai , Family Deity is worshiped at Home and people are fed. In Sri Vaishnava Sampradaya, this is called Dhadhiyaarathanai. In those case where people are not sure of their Family Deity, the Pooja is offered to Lord Subrahmanya, in the case of Iyers, and in the case of Sri Vaishnavas, Lord Balaji. The other ceremony is the Sumangali Prarthanai. This again is a custom practiced and it does not find a reference in the Sruthi or Smriti. This function is more of sentiments practiced in the Family. This has to be performed, as a thumb rule, following the practices of the ancestors .While it is not advisable to start this practice if it has not been practiced by the ancestors, it is equally essential note that the practice is not to be discontinued if it had been in vogue in the Family. This is a function meant for women, married with Husband being alive. This has to be performed once a year for one Gothra and more than once in year should not be conducted. Tuesdays and Saturdays are to be avoided. Fridays during the Waxing of the Moon is advisable. Wednesdays/Thursdays are also permissible. Ashtami,Navami Thithis are normally avoided. Panchami is preferable. In this function the Blessings of the departed Sumangalis, those whose deaths precede the death of their husbands are sought and those who died young before getting married. Generally, if the daughter is getting married, the event is done before the marriage. In the case of a son getting married, this is performed after the marriage, with the Daughter-in-law conducting it. 7 ladies and 2 young girls (preferably below the age of 10) are invited to participate in the function, partake the feast and receive thamboolam.   The total number of ladies should always be in Odd numbers. The maximum number of ladies allowed normally is 11. Minimum is 5 +2. Advisable that unmarried Girl is about Eight Years as it is believed that she represents the Devi.     The ladies who sit for the puja represent all the women of the family who are no more alive. The function is presided over by the elderly lady members of the family. Usually the kartha is a sumangali from the family. The gifts to the ladies vary among families and depend on the financial status of the kartha, very similar to the nandi sradham. The menu for the feast is also very similar. 9 yds saree in silk or cotton is be bought along with a Blouse piece. The preferable colours are red, yellow and green. Invite and procedure. Those to be invited, kumkum, haldi, oil, shikakai, vasanai podi  are to offered at thier Home a day earlier On the morning of the day, wash the 9 yds saree & a blouse piece with madi (shuddam)after bath & dry. The Person conducting the Sumangali Prarthana should not take an oil bath. Kalyana kolam/Rangoli in the entrance, and semman & tie “ mavilai” at Home. For the pudavai kalam – put a square kolam, (padi kolam), over that keep a palakai & put kolam on that. In front of that, put a kolam to keep the elai. On both sides of the Pudavai(Sareee) kalam put kolam for 2 elais , beside for elais facing North, East is preferred next Fold the dry saree so that the “ pallu” comes on the top. The corner of the same should face N. Fold the blouse & keep on that. On the saree keep the following: https://ramanisblog-in.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/raman --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ramanispodcast/message

Deepika Singh hails from Margherita-Assam,India. Her qualifications are Bachelor in English, Bachelor in Education and Master in Mass Communication and Journalism. A teacher by profession.She discovered the passion for writing on one of those days when everything seemed to go wrong. In the complex puzzle that life is, words came as a breath of fresh air and rescued her. She is a budding poetess.She only writes in English,free verse poems. Her poetries has appeared in several journals, magazines, books and on different websites. She is also adviser of the International Edition of Chinese Literature (in charge of Hubei Federation of literary and art circle).Throughout her writing journey her work delved into a variety of topics, including family, heartache, nature and the mysteries of life.She is also the first female from the Eastern part of India to make State and World Record in Rangoli.As she writes for common people so that they can easily understand thus she avoid jargons most of the time.She writes in a simple manner which is easy to understand. There is no book to her credit till now as she believes that she needs to burnish a lot.Through poetry she wants to touch people's souls. Contact: dipikamajm@gmail.com   

TDC Podcast is a show focused to bring the spotlight on rising artists, extremely talented but still not getting the hype and attention they deserve. A platform to help them reach the audience and entertain people at the same time through conversations with the artists. instagram.com/tdcpublication www.tdcpublication.com E-mail - tdcpublication@gmail.com Title : goal Voice by : N.Bharathi Lyrics : N.Bharathi Author bio : My name is Bharathi . I am 33 years old. I am from S.Kolathur in Kallakurichi district tamilnadu I was born in the village as the daughter of the Perumal Indira couple. My Qualification is D.ted, MA (English) Dtp, PGDCA. I am currently writing Indian Civil Service Examinations. My husband's name is Nagarajan and I have a 7 year old son named Praneeth Verma. My father has been working as a porter in the New tharagupet market in Bangalore. Growing up watching it, I felt that I should study well and progress in this society while at the same time having the feeling that it should be an achievement for a long time and for many years. My other skills. Reading, cooking, singing, writing poetry Rangoli drawing. I have been struggling with life for 10 years without being able to express my full potential without knowing the site for myself and my goal journey that started at the age of 23 did not return until I was 33 years old. The pain caused by family circumstances and some relationships to push the environment aside is not insignificant. I get frustrated when some people make fun of my ias target. Because of my self-doubt about the wrong perspective of others every day I have won. I have carved out my life for 10 years due to the economic crisis and pain. The first book I wrote was peace in heaven, beginning my journey as an associate author of books of English poetry on July 10, 2021. I have written 76 books in 5 months. I have won 18 trophies and 18 medals for that. I have participated in 3 national tournaments. I have won first and second places in the daily poetry competitions conducted by Sarvat Sabha. I have received over 150 certificates. I've published the 228-page book Love Trails on amazon I am compiling a book called Mother's Sacrifice. I have typed all these books on my mobile phone without using a computer. Completing all of these in a 5 month period is a record in the magic book record. Mail id : bharathi14p@gmail.com

The llamas are taking a trip to India! They learn about rangoli, the Indian folk art of decoration where designs are drawn on the floor or the entrances of homes. Travel with the llamas to learn how these beautiful designs are made and the different types of materials that can be used. For any questions or comments, email us at artdramallama@gmail.com

Kolam is an ancient ceremonial art of connecting dots to form a beautiful pattern – it is beautiful, mathematical, spiritual, and has a hidden socio-cultural message. This episode of the Stories Between the Lines podcast celebrates this ceremonial art and to honor the women who perform this art at the thresholds of their house every day, even to this date. What's in Kolam – you may wonder. There is more to this art than what meets the eyes. Dr. Vijaya Nagarajan an Associate Professor of Theology, Religious and Environmental Studies at the University of San Francisco eloquently explains that the Kolam is about Feeding a Thousand Souls through her in-depth research on this art form. We have a duty to preserve our age-old traditions and create a bridge for the future generation to sustain these cultural treasures. Rangoli – the Art of Discovering the Indian Decoration is a perfect book for children to understand this art guided by a sweet grandmother. #Kolam #Margazhi #India #IndianArt #FolkArt #Andal #SouthIndia #Tamilnadu Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StoriesBetweenTheLinesPodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/StoriesBetweenTheLinesPodcast Music Credit: Feelin Good Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

It is the start of Diwali, the major festival of light celebrating the triumph of good over evil, knowledge over ignorance, light over dark. It is one of the most popular celebrations for Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, and Buddhists. During the festival, one common decoration one might come across is rangoli. Rangoli is more than just a pretty design. It is traditionally believed to be a harbinger of luck. The tradition of creating rangoli on floors and tabletops is passed down through generations largely unchanged, but there are variations of the practice in different areas. Rangoli designs began in India, Nepal and Bangladesh. The distribution of colors has a spiritual connotation often utilizing radial symmetry and a yin yang type of even balance that is not only visually satisfying but also considered to be a symbol of luck, growth, and prosperity. Rangoli are traditionally placed at the main entrance or a courtyard as a way of extending a warm welcome to the Goddess Lakshmi The word rangoli comes from the Sanskrit word “rangavalli” for a creative expression of art by means of color. Those colors traditionally are created using colored rice, sands, flowers, or paints. Today some people incorporate other materials for embellishments such as glitter or even stickers. It is a design that is handmade and open to a lot of creative embellishments. Along with variations on the designs, there are also many names for the designs people in the west often refer to under the umbrella term “rangoli” India has many regions and many languages, so the tradition may look a little different and goes by different names such as Kolam, Mandana, Chowkpurana, Alpana, and Jhoti. Each of these is a little different springing from different regions, but generally, they are all used to mark celebrations and bring good luck. During Diwali, rangoli designs are often decorated with lit diyas making them even more stunning as they bring light and color in such beautiful balance to look upon them is a meditative experience. 

Every ausoicious occassion,we decorate our house with lights,and rangoli with various parrerns .we often celebrate festivals and specially on sankranthi  festival we know every indian and specially telugu people often compete in making rangoli and how big and huge it can be made.we relive everysecond performing our interest as celebration of happiness,i derrive it as vibration of happiness that is spread to eachother by this way of rangoli.Let us recollect the significance of making rangoli infront and inside house is to welcome all spirit of success happiness and prosperity.  

India is a land of festivals. Holi is approaching, and Rangbharni Ekadashai marks the beginning of Holi celebrations by making Rangoli, and throwing Gulal. Holi is a gala which is celebrated with vibrancy across the whole country. Gala is a noun which means a social ocassion with special entertainment. www.chimesradio.com http://onelink.to/8uzr4g https://www.facebook.com/chimesradio/ https://www.instagram.com/vrchimesradio/ Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/chimesradioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Vani is an energetic, enigmatic, enterprising strong mom in her mid forties. She is a Mindfulness coach and the founder of DOTURMINDS whose mission is to reach behind the doors of young and the old minds and help them unlock the secret passageway to the no stress place called the “NOW” through the ancient Indian ritualistic Dot Art called Rangoli. She is committed to helping her clients train their Minds to achieve clarity amidst chaos and challenges from her own life’s experience with Challenges through the Mindful Dot Art Ritual. Website: www.doturminds.com Instagram: dot_ur_minds

Hello, Bollywood buffs! As this day comes to an end, we are back with a brand new episode of Pinkvilla News Brief, bringing to you the latest scoop from Bollywood. It has been quite a happening day in tinselvile. To begin with, Varun Dhawan and Sara Ali Khan have launched the trailer of their much talked about movie Coolie No 1. Bollywood celebs have reacted to farmers clash with cops as they march towards Delhi. As Bombay High Court has dismissed BMC notice of demolishing Kangana Ranaut's house, Sona Mohapatra lauded HC's decision. Furthermore, Hema Malini and Dharmendra have become grandparents again as their daughter Ahana welcomed twin girls. Anushka Sharma has opened on her shooting plans post childbirth and stated that she will be striking a balance between her child, work and home. Meanwhile, Arshad Warsi has joined the cast of Akshay Kumar's Bachchan Pandey. So, sit back and tune in to all the latest and hottest scoops. 

"I just want to value everything that has come my way. I have so many [work] commitments. I want to enjoy my work and just value it a lot more than before”, says Tara Sutaria.Listen to All That's Been Trending in the World of #Entertainment & #Lifestyle with Samarth Goyal.

This year Diwali has been a quieter one in adherence to the current restrictions. Most people spent it at home with close family, cooked traditional food, lit lamps and created Rangoli. Manju Singh from Sydney paid a tribute to her late mother in the form of rangoli that became a show stopper.

Ever wondered the creativity, art and mathematical expressions behind the Indian cultural art of Rangoli and kolams? Tune in to this Diwali Special Episode with Hema Kannan From The Lotus Shakti fame and learn more about this Indian traditional art form and significance. Follow her on Instagram and Facebook for wonderful Rangoli ideas.

Hey, Bollywood buffs! Pinkvilla News Brief is back once again with the hottest news scoops of the day. trouble is brewing for Kangana Ranaut and Rangoli Chandel as the Mumbai Police have summoned the sisters to present before it on November 10. Moreover, Aamir Khan and Reena Dutta's daughter Ira Khan recalled how she was sexually abused at the age of 14. That and a lot more, coming right up for you today. So, sit back and listen to Pinkvilla News Brief!

Hello, Bollywood buffs! Pinkvilla News Brief returns with yet another episode filled with the hottest scoops from the world of Bollywood. One of the biggest news today is that police has been directed to initiate an inquiry against the sisters over derogatory and hateful comments against a particular community on social media. Meanwhile, Sushant Singh Rajput's friend Sunil Shukla approaches Bombay High Court seeking CBI probe into Disha Salian's case. Apart from the legal matters, we also tell you the new title of Laxmmi Bomb, celebrities who have showered Ananya Panday with birthday wishes and more. Sit back and catch up on all the updates.

After actress Shilpa Shetty and husband Raj Kundra welcomed a baby girl via surrogacy, Rangoli Chandel slammed the couple for the same. Watch the video to know the details.

Kangana Ranaut has expressed her anger towards Deepika Padukone and has asked for an apology for hurting the sentiments of her sister Rangoli.

Kangana Ranaut's sister Rangoli Chandel gets emotional as she recalls the time when she was attacked with acid during her college days.

Kangana Ranaut opens up about the time when her sister Rangoli was attacked with acid. Watch the video to know her struggles.

Rattlecast #5 features Pavana Reddy, plus another Skype open mic! Pavana Reddy is a Los Angeles-based poet and songwriter. She is most well-known for her first book of poetry, Rangoli, as well as a song called “Remain the Sea,” written for the critically acclaimed album Land of Gold by Anoushka Shankar. She is currently set to release her second book of poems, Where Do You Go Alone, and is already working on her third. For more on Pavana and her work, visit her website: https://www.pavanareddy.com/ Listen to Pavana Reddy's "Remain the Sea" performed by Anoushka Shankar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFNfYkT0ls4 Watch live on our YouTube channel (and be sure to subscribe!): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4xMBJ5oWdTqfC2SrM-yMnw Rattle is a publication of the Rattle Foundation, an independent 501(c)3 non-profit organization whose mission is to promote the practice of poetry, and is not affiliated with any other organization.

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We are joined by Dance Choreographer and Creative Director of ShaktiFlow (http://www.shaktiflow.org/) Shrina Patel (https://www.instagram.com/shaktiflowyeg/) to discuss feminism and the portrayal of women’s issues in Bollywood Cinema. Show notes: Matt finally saw Mirzya (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirzya_(film)) How to learn Hindi 90s Bollywood (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Bollywood_films_of_the_1990s) Western perspectives of India Feminist Hindi cinema Actors supporting women’s stories Responding to social issues and societal shifts Badrinath Ki Dulhania (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Badrinath_Ki_Dulhania) and toxic masculinity 2012 Delhi gang rape (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_Delhi_gang_rape) and India’s Daughter (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/India%27s_Daughter) Censorship issues with Lipstick Under My Burkha (http://mumbaimirror.indiatimes.com/entertainment/bollywood/cbfc-refuses-to-certify-prakash-jhas-film-lipstick-under-my-burkha/articleshow/57302257.cms) and Begum Jaan (http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/vidya-balana-begum-jaan-12-cuts-censor-board-lovemaking-scence/1/917090.html) (INTERVAL (“London Thumakda (https://youtu.be/udra3Mfw2oo)” from Queen) Queen (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queen_(film)) Kangana Ranaut (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kangana_Ranaut), her Koffee With Karan episode (http://www.hotstar.com/tv/koffee-with-karan/1525/saif-kangana-let-it-all-out/1000167379), and her sister Rangoli (http://www.hindustantimes.com/bollywood/kangana-s-sister-rangoli-opens-up-about-acid-attack/story-xaYMFm8ppfPh9CPJEx9KQJ.html) Society versus culture Familial support and independence There’s no right way to be a woman or a feminist Vijayalakshmi Learning how you want to be loved Rani’s journey Pink (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pink_(2016_film)) Title’s meaning (http://www.indiatvnews.com/entertainment/bollywood-amitabh-bachchan-pink-movie-relevance-349483) Does anyone understand the Indian legal system? (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judiciary_of_India) Sexism (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexism) and victim blaming (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victim_blaming) Articulating consent Frustrating but rewarding viewing The Hunting Ground (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hunting_Ground) and sexual assaults in Canada being deemed unfounded (http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/investigations/unfounded-sexual-assault-canada-main/article33891309/) Solidarity Amitabh Bachchan’s open letter to his granddaughters (http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/hindi/bollywood/news/Amitabh-Bachchans-heart-warming-letter-to-his-granddaughters/articleshow/54006214.cms) Alternate endings NEXT TIME: Bollywood’s biggest epic Mughal-e-Azam (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mughal-e-Azam) Find us on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/bollywood-is-for-lovers/id1036988030?mt=2)! and Stitcher (http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bollywood-is-for-lovers)! Follow us on Twitter! (https://twitter.com/bollywoodpod) Like us on Facebook! (https://www.facebook.com/BollywoodIsForLovers/) #Feminism #Women'sIssues #WomeninBollywood #FeminisminBollywood #Queen #VikasBahl #KanganaRanaut #RajkummarRao #LisaHaydon #Pink #AniruddhaRoyChowdhury #AmitabhBachchan #TaapseePannu #KirtiKulhari #AndreaTariang #ShoojitSircar

The festival of Dhanteras falls in the month of Kartik (Oct-Nov) on the thirteenth day of the dark fortnight. On the day of Dhanteras, business premises are renovated and decorated. Entrances are made colorful with lanterns and traditional motifs of Rangoli designs to welcome the Goddess of Wealth and Prosperity .On Dhanteras Hindus consider it auspicious to purchase gold or silver articles or at least one or two new utensils. It is believed that new "Dhan" or some form of precious metal is a sign of good luck. Dhanteras is celebrated with gusto and enthusiasm. "Lakshmi Puja" is performed in the evenings when tiny diyas of clay are lit to drive away the shadows of evil spirits. Bhajans, devotional songs in praise of Goddess Laxmi, are sung and "Naivedya" of traditional sweets is offered to the Goddess.#News18.com In association with Fever 104 | Photo: Reuters

Tihar is one of my favorite festivals to see in Nepal. Each day of the festival either an animal, a Goddess or a brother/sister relationship are honored. The biggest night, Lakshmi Puja, is the most important night of the festival when houses and businesses are cleaned, decorated with Rangoli art(flower, colored sand) and candles. Prayers are also performed in hopes that the Goddess of Wealth, Lakshmi, will pay a visit and bless your family or business with a prosperous year.                                While walking around the streets of Thamel and the rest of Kathmandu you'll notice many people, especially women, are dressed  in their best outfits, many purchased to celebrate this special night.Thamel, the tourist section of town is one of the best places to hangout and watch the festivities. With the highest concentrations of shops, restaurants and businesses it’s one of the liveliest parts of Kathmandu during the festival with impromptu dancing, singing and traditional gatherings.India's version of the Hindu Festival of Lights, Diwali, will seem like a much more robust celebration with a multitude of fireworks lighting the sky and echoing through the streets, and elaborate light and sign displays in front of jewellry shops,  especially in places like Jaipur. I enjoy both celebrations but I have an iffinity for the charm of Tihar, with the emphasis on dancing and  singing in the streets and the more earthy candle lit alleys of Thamel and Kathmandu.In this episode of Far East Adventure Travel Podcast, highlights from the latest Tihar Festival in Kathmandu, Nepal.

Rangoli is the art of drawing on floors and walls with colored powders to create a welcome for Laxmi, the goddess of wealth, and to ward off the evil spirits. Although rangoli has its origins in Maharashtra, it is practiced everywhere in India today.