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Hindi Video Poetry | Kamra | Brother Sister bond | Youtube
Hindi Poetry | Kamra | Brother-Sister bond | Video Poetry Hindi Video Poetry Kamra
Your bond with your sister starts from the day you are born. From sharing the same room with parents to sharing all secrets, this relation just beautifies with time. On the same Brother-Sister bond is the poem KAMRA; the emotions you feel when your sister is about to get married and leave you.
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The dialect of my country: Do we have a voice against the government?
The dialect of my country: Poetry: Do we have a voice against the government? is a take on our voices in the present scenario. #dialect :- a particular form of a language which is peculiar to a specific region or social group.
It’s easy to listen,
Hard to believe,
Difficult to decipher
It used to vary;
With each human,
Like salt in Soup;
According to their taste
,But lately no options whatsoever,
The wavelength of the tone is set,
And frequency is monitored,
Not by you, not by me,
But someone know as masses !
Who are they ?
You don’t know them,
They don’t know you
But they know,
That you believe,
That they exist,
Yes they do !
The country comes to a consensus.
But the individuals are confused ?
Who brought this consensus ?
They are still amused
Unity in diversity we stand for,
Diversity in this unity, we abhor.
We no longer have a voice,
The diversity of states, color , religion and culture has been ceased.
In the society where melody in cacophony would have pleased our ears,
We are left to be just a similar noise
A noise, which is,
Difficult to listen,
Hard to believe,
Easy to decipher
And it never varies,
I don’t know
Whether it is good or bad,
I just don’t understand the same dialect of my country..
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The dialect of my country: Poetry: Do we have a voice against the government?
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20 Facts of being SINGLE.
20 Facts of being SINGLE is for fun. Firstly, there are obviously those people whose LOVE LIFE is flying high, And then, there are those people who juggle a lot with their GIRLFRIENDS {they too at least have a love life}, If, unfortunately, you fall in either of the above-mentioned categories, then please don’t read further, it will be a waste of time for you.
This matter is not a pure work of fiction and its resemblance to any living or dead person is indeed not coincidental. But it has nothing to do with either of the writers. It is not based on their lives. How or what and why the writers’ life exists, is not a topic of discussion here. All they want to convey is that this article is not based on their lives. It may be inspired by their lives, but it is not based on their lives.
20. Facts of Being Single
1. Firstly, only the singles can have this idea, time and patience of writing: “20.Facts of being SINGLE”, because the committed are either in an intoxicated jovial mood that drives them befuddled or have become a maudlin which we more often address as ‘Devdas’ or those who are poor and helpless souls who will be informed by their partners that they should not be interested in such things.
2. Singles have less number of friends but they are friend-zoned more. We are sure you will be able to make out what we want to say if you are single. If you are committed and still reading this, STOP! You won’t understand how euphoric life is to them.
3. Singles feel proud and famous when any girl asks their name or just for the sake asks: “How are you doing?”
4. And when they click a picture with a girl it’s like receiving an Oscar.
5. Singles are the ones who give advice and suggestions about a relationship to all people even more than the committed ones do. Yes, they do, and with such expertise that sometimes even the committed ones doubt “Is that what all happens in a relationship?”Go On !!
6. The people who actually read any articles like “the qualities women look in men to be their boyfriend” are singles. Surprisingly, the people who write such articles are singles too.
7. They just observe and curse when they see committed couples walking together, hand in hand, and think what’s wrong with them.
8. Even the voting ink lasts on finger longer than relationship these days and still, they remain single all time.
9. They are the first ones to like or comment on girl’s post or comment. The first ones to know which movie releases when. And yes, the first ones to even break the news of Aditya Chopra getting married to Rani Mukherjee.TAKE A BREAK BEFORE YOU READ THE NEXT
10. They firmly believe that they deserve someone like Miss World or Miss Universe and they won’t settle for anything less than that, and so they end up being single.
11. They strongly believe that “Axe deodorant” helps you to get attention among girls.
12. Even if they go out with a girl for dinner, their priority is to eat food and not the girl.
13. They are the ones who will wait for every IPL match even when they know that many of the matches are fixed, and still they are the exciting ones as they don’t have anything else to do.
14. They also believe that Sonam Kapoor should have fallen for Dhanush, no matter at what cost, in movie Ranjhana.{Singles sentiments are always with other singles }
15. They feel Sunny Leone is the ideal sanskari bahu.
16. They fall in love every time they see a beautiful girl “jab bhi koi ladki dekhun,mera dil deewana bole, ole ole ole”, but mostly only they themselves know about their true love.
17. They do not like hearing girls talk about love. Because anyhow that feelings are not for THEM.
18. They don’t keep the “do not disturb service” deactivated on their cell phones, because they are not at all disturbed, and also, that increases the probability of hearing a girl’s voice.
19. Moreover, they don’t need to carry their cell phones 24*7 with them. Why? Because they don’t have the privileges to hear “Awwww..so sweet of you my baby” on their phone.
20. And finally Singles even dream that writing such article and posting on blog will make them famous among women and they will become chick magnets.- By Abhishek Mazumdar & Ramta Jogi
20 Facts of being SINGLE.
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The Post-Lockdown resume
The Post lockdown Resume.
Your profile needs to be edited. The experience section needs to be updated in your resume. A separate segment of your learning in the last two months needs to be highlighted. Not only certifications shared on LinkedIn but the takeaways of your overall professional and/or mental growth, as well as understanding, should be highlighted on your resume.
One thing we all must agree that this lockdown due to COVID19 left us with a thought to take a step back and introspect. It can be in terms of what went wrong or what right needs to be done in future. It can be with respect to business, jobs or even our self at large.
I understand many people in and around us will debate and argue about the mental stress of extra working hours and a tensed situation due to layoffs, leaf them so exhausted that they did not get any time or motivation to learn and upgrade with any other certification.
But as I mentioned, it can be either mental or professional learning.
For all the work experience, we already have a Pre lockdown resume.
COVID19 came to us like that uninvited guest whom we didn’t even know. It took our address from some distant relatives of ours and visited us, giving us curiosity, anxiety and fear with each day passing.
The country got deserted and people got caged within their 4 walls. But wasn’t that even an experience? Even this learning must have made us draw certain conclusions on various factors of life and business.
With my experience of 7 years in Sales, I have realised that not always the best person with a typical theoretical knowledge is able to achieve targets on the ground. It is always the one who understands the situation from heart and mind altogether, creates an internal conflict and solves it thoroughly, makes a difference.
It is the EQ that counts more than IQ and what makes the difference is the combination of both.
And to have such an understanding, this lockdown presented you with one of the toughest life situations. To be present in it, managing domestic and professional life altogether. Handling overtime working hours and still managing household chores, Being laid off from Job and still trying to maintain a strong mental behaviour focusing on the way ahead.
This time gave us the freedom we always planned but never took. Freedom to introspect, dig deep and even enhance our knowledge learn new experience and note the learning from it.
Many corporations on their own took this step of enhancing the learning of their employees which definitely must yard better results in the coming months. In other cases, the individual took it on themselves to do the same.
The ones who did this and stayed focus on the best of both (the mental and intellectual) learning, got many such lessons which will help them to decide where the future lies.
The shift from physical to virtual in its complete sense was another aspect of growth. I realised that we have grown up with the concept of Peer to peer learning which always took place in person and also how the corporate environment affects your growth was the idea thrown to us during all corporate meetings. And now we were left with none.
So?
Are the learnings and growth not possible now?
Since ages, it has always been the humans who stood up for their needs. And the ones who did, thrived.
Instead of blaming, let us consider it as a phase of transition and discovery. Somewhere nature had pressed the reset button and now we are back to basics. So that eventually makes us the creators of the new world. It is how we will toil hard now and design it, paves the ways for the future.
So let’s decide what changes we made and how those changes made us in the last two months.
Whether it is,
On working hours?
In coordination virtually?
Or on the impact on productivity?
How was the mental state?
And in case you got sufficient spare time, where did you invest this time in?
There should be a post lockdown resume.
All the learning and experiences should be highlighted in your post lockdown resume. It should be a matter of achievement for you with the understanding and learning with which you came out of this phase. Mentally and otherwise. And all those things need to be highlighted in the resume. You should be able to put down the understanding of this phase.
For the future, the main learning this lockdown has given to everyone is to not take anything for granted and the ones who understood this during the lockdown learnt a lot.
Whether you wish to analyse or answer it to yourself or others, is a personal choice but eventually what did the lockdown bring out in you will sooner or later define you.
Thank You.
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Story: The dysfunctional family
Not every family laughs together, some even shout together too !! On a very important topic for the present generation, highlighting the internal issues within a family with no reason or logic behind those issues. Presenting one of the best short story: The dysfunctional family.
The engine started to roar signalling the takeoff. The marriage in the family concluded happily with only a few fights, misunderstanding and ego issues: nothing unusual.
The elders came out to drop them to the car. Each one was wishing a safe and happy journey; deep inside hoping for the car to leave the very next second. The sister looped in the car, as she did not have any hugs or kisses to share with her cousins. The brother helped the driver to adjust the luggage in the back of the car.
Packed in the car:
The mother and father were still in conversation with the elders. The driver sat and signalled the others to leave. Finally, for the very first and last moment, all four sat in the car and waived their hands to the ones standing out there with a smiling face. The first gear was put on and with the very first turn towards the main road, all smiles in the car faded.
And it starts…
The suit buttons were opened and safety pins handling the blouse and Saree were removed to get more comfortable. The father brought out his tobacco leaves to chew. Seeing him chewing, the daughter signalled the mother.
Dialogue starts:-
Mother: The moment you leave the house, all your nonsense activities start. Do you even understand what effect it will cause to your health and to your children watching you eat this?
Father: Do you have a decent polite tone to speak to your husband? You first tell me what the kids will learn from this.
The father glared to the mother and she lowered her voice. The moment it seemed that now it will be a smooth ride, the sister started.
Sister: You know mother, the aunt was again blaming me for bad behaviour with her daughter in law.
Before the mother could answer, the father intervened,
Father: You don’t know how to behave. You must have done something wrong again. I should have never brought you to the village again.
Sister (fuming with anger because of the words of the father): Who are you to judge? You don’t even know the matter I am talking about. That is why I don’t like to travel with you, you spoil the mood every time. I was talking to mother, but no! You have to interfere
Father (responding to the mother):
Are you watching this? THIS is what she has learnt in your upbringing.
Sister was about to shout again when the mother stopped her.
Mother: If I am the cause of her bad upbringing then who is responsible for your behaviour?
Fighting and shouting in front of the driver.
They stared each other and the glares replaced the words.
The son on the other end saw the scene going in the car but focused on his mobile.
The car took a halt for tea. The family entered the restaurant and all silently had their food.
As they moved back to the car, the son carried a bottle of soft drink and some wafers for the journey.
The car started and so did the father
And it continues…..
Father: The boy only wants to eat junk food and nothing else. He just wants to do whatever he feels. Not respecting parents or other family members. He is totally shameless.
Son: But I did nothing now. I had these snacks because I was hungry.
Mother: But here your father is right. You don’t respect your elders, nor do you obey their words. You just have to do what you feel is right. This is not a way a family works.
Sister: He was not present even in the functions of the wedding.
Son: You already know I hate weddings.
Father: I should have never brought you here. It was my mistake
Mother: If bringing everyone here is a mistake then you yourself shouldn’t have come here
Father: This unnecessary intervention by you has spoiled the entire family. I seriously do not find any logic talking to you.
Sister: As if my mother finds any logic with you.
Father: Good. This is your respect for your father, of speaking to him on your mother’s behalf. We talk about culture, customs and values and this is what we find in our home.
Son: And look! Even you are not able to change a family trait. What a shame!
It goes on and on……
Father: Don’t you dare speak to me in that tone boy, or else I will give you a tight slap. You are getting on my nerves.
Son: I did nothing. I am just telling you.
Father: I am telling you just stop.
Mother (speaking to Son): Why are you telling him, you be in your own world and live your life. You don’t care about us and so you don’t need to say anything. So just shut up
Sister: You people are mad, arguing and shouting like retards. Why don’t you just kill yourself?
Mother: These are your manners which you will show when you get married! Be quiet and stay out.
Conclusion
The shouting and argument continued. The sister cried a few tears in the corner and closed her eyes. The brother had his headphones on and ignored everything else. The mother and father continued their arguments and the driver listened.
They arrived at the destination. The children’s maternal grandfather was waiting at the gate. As the car turned towards their gate, the loosened buttons got tightened again. The safety pins were tugged. The tears were cleared by applying a layer of mascara beneath eyes. And the headphones were removed also making the hairstyle a better one.
The car stopped and the family came out, all with their smiling faces again. The driver laughed and the superficiality of life cried at the same time !!
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Best Short Story: The dysfunctional family
