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हम तो यह सब कर ही रहे हैं। थोड़ा सा योगदान आप और कुछ दूसरे मेम्बर भी दे दें तो क्या हर्ज है? सुझाव तो सब दे देते हैं, काम करने वाले तो थोड़े से ही होते हैं।
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drrajpalsingh
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Dr. Madan Kataria is the founder of Laughter Yoga - an organization for unique yoga practice of laughing. Perhaps a page may be created on him, if not already done so.
Laughteryoga.org
The page has been created, kindly add further detailed information about the person and his activities under reference.
Is Dr. Madan Kataria a Jat ?
Can somebody provide some details about his place of Origin etc?
The site says -
Dr. Madan Kataria is a medical doctor from Mumbai, India popularly known as the ‘Guru of Giggling’ (London Times), is the founder of Laughter Yoga Clubs movement started in 1995.
Can somebody provide some details about his place of Origin etc?
The site says -
Dr. Madan Kataria is a medical doctor from Mumbai, India popularly known as the ‘Guru of Giggling’ (London Times), is the founder of Laughter Yoga Clubs movement started in 1995.
urmiladuhan
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Kataria is a common jat Gotra in Haryana. Madan Kataria's Facebook page says he is from Ferozpur, Punjab.
Further, other websites on him say that he belongs to farmer family from Ferozpur.
Regards,
Urmila.
The My Hero Project - Dr. Madan Kataria
www.myhero.com/hero.asp?hero=Kataria
Feb 18, 2013 - Message from Dr. Madan Kataria, Founder of the International Laughter Club .... KATARIA: I WAS BORN AND BROUGHT UP IN THE ...
https://www.facebook.com/madankataria
Madan Kataria lives in Bangalore, India and is from Ferozepore, Punjab, India. Join Facebook to connect with Madan Kataria and others you may know.
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Further, other websites on him say that he belongs to farmer family from Ferozpur.
Regards,
Urmila.
The My Hero Project - Dr. Madan Kataria
www.myhero.com/hero.asp?hero=Kataria
Feb 18, 2013 - Message from Dr. Madan Kataria, Founder of the International Laughter Club .... KATARIA: I WAS BORN AND BROUGHT UP IN THE ...
https://www.facebook.com/madankataria
Madan Kataria lives in Bangalore, India and is from Ferozepore, Punjab, India. Join Facebook to connect with Madan Kataria and others you may know.
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Is Dr. Madan Kataria a Jat ?
Can somebody provide some details about his place of Origin etc?
The site says -
Dr. Madan Kataria is a medical doctor from Mumbai, India popularly known as the �Guru of Giggling� (London Times), is the founder of Laughter Yoga Clubs movement started in 1995.
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drrajpalsingh
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Good information !!
Swami Keshwanand
Swami Keshwanand (1883-1972) (स्वामी केशवानंद) was a great Saint, Freedom Fighter, Educationist, Social Reformer and Member of Rajya Sabha from Rajasthan, India. Swami Keshwanand, an orphan, illiterate, nomadic man who never got formal education in a school was the founder of more than 300 schools, 50 hostels, so many libraries, social service centers and museums. He got 100 books translated from other languages or wrote himself. With the great efforts of 11 years he got published the Book “History of Sikhs” in Hindi in 1954.
We have an article on Jatland about Swami Keshwanand and it has now been updated with addition of Hindi content as well as large number of rare pictures.
You may see at [wiki]Swami Keshwanand[/wiki].
Swami Keshwanand (1883-1972) (स्वामी केशवानंद) was a great Saint, Freedom Fighter, Educationist, Social Reformer and Member of Rajya Sabha from Rajasthan, India. Swami Keshwanand, an orphan, illiterate, nomadic man who never got formal education in a school was the founder of more than 300 schools, 50 hostels, so many libraries, social service centers and museums. He got 100 books translated from other languages or wrote himself. With the great efforts of 11 years he got published the Book “History of Sikhs” in Hindi in 1954.
We have an article on Jatland about Swami Keshwanand and it has now been updated with addition of Hindi content as well as large number of rare pictures.
You may see at [wiki]Swami Keshwanand[/wiki].
blbijarniyan
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ल (खेत जोतने वाले हल न कि किसी समस्या के निकाले जाने वाले हल के लिय प्रयुक्त होने वाले राजस्थानी और मराठी शब्दों में खूब् लिखा जाता है) यहाँ कम्प्यूटर में तकनीकी रूप से उपलब्ध न होने के कारण लिखा नहीं जा रहा है उदाहरणार्थ हल(खेत जोतने वाले यंत्र के लिए) खललल करते पानी के लिए(न कि किसी के काम में कोई खलल डालने के लिए) राजस्थान और महाराष्ट्र में काफी बड़ी मात्रा में लिखावट आदि में प्रयुक्त हो रहा है वैसे 3 कोस पर पाणी और 12 कोस पर बाणी बदलने के बारे में भी कई कहावतें प्रचलित हैं और बिहार के काफी लोग घोड़े को घोरा ही बोल सकते हैं क्योंकि उनको ड़ का उच्चारण आता ही नहीं है जबकि राजस्थान में "घोरा" एक अति जहरीला जानवर होता है जिसका काटा व्यक्ति या जानवर पानी भी नहीं माँग सकता, तीव्र जहर से तुरंत मृत्यु को प्राप्त होता है i परंतु बिहारी घोड़े को ही घोरा बोलेंगे ही यही तो भाषा विज्ञान की बात है इसलिये "ल"(अंग्रेजी के आड़े आठे की तरह लिखा जाने वाला) भाषा विज्ञान की दृष्टि से सही अक्षर है irigveda mentions in rv vii/18/7 ळा as under:
पुरोळा इत तुर्वशो यक्षुरासीद राये मत्स्यासो निशिता अपीव |
शरुष्टिं चक्रुर्भ्र्गवो दरुह्यवश्च सखा सखायमतरद विषूचोः ||
ल (खेत जोतने वाले हल न कि किसी समस्या के निकाले जाने वाले हल के लिय प्रयुक्त होने वाले राजस्थानी और मराठी शब्दों में खूब् लिखा जाता है) यहाँ कम्प्यूटर में तकनीकी रूप से उपलब्ध न होने के कारण लिखा नहीं जा रहा है उदाहरणार्थ हल(खेत जोतने वाले यंत्र के लिए) खललल करते पानी के लिए(न कि किसी के काम में कोई खलल डालने के लिए) राजस्थान और महाराष्ट्र में काफी बड़ी मात्रा में लिखावट आदि में प्रयुक्त हो रहा है वैसे 3 कोस पर पाणी और 12 कोस पर बाणी बदलने के बारे में भी कई कहावतें प्रचलित हैं और बिहार के काफी लोग घोड़े को घोरा ही बोल सकते हैं क्योंकि उनको ड़ का उच्चारण आता ही नहीं है जबकि राजस्थान में "घोरा" एक अति जहरीला जानवर होता है जिसका काटा व्यक्ति या जानवर पानी भी नहीं माँग सकता, तीव्र जहर से तुरंत मृत्यु को प्राप्त होता है i परंतु बिहारी घोड़े को ही घोरा बोलेंगे ही यही तो भाषा विज्ञान की बात है इसलिये "ल"(अंग्रेजी के आड़े आठे की तरह लिखा जाने वाला) भाषा विज्ञान की दृष्टि से सही अक्षर है i
हरयाणवी, मराठी, राजस्थानी आदि भाषाओं में ळ अक्षर खूब प्रयुक्त होता है। ळ एक वैदिक काल से चला आ रहा अक्षर है जो जाट बहुल क्षेत्रों में आज भी बोला जाता है। मराठी की वर्णमाला में तो बाकायदा ळ आता है। यदि हम सब प्रयत्न करें तो हिन्दी वर्णमाला में भी इसका स्थान दिलवा सकते हैं। हिन्दी में यह अक्षर शायद इसलिए नहीं आता क्योंकि हिन्दी पर बिहारी और पूर्वी उत्तरप्रदेश आदि के क्षेत्रों के लोगों का खासा प्रभाव रहा है। इस इलाके के लोग ळ अक्षर बोल नहीं पाते हैं। ळ लिखने के लिए Barahapad साफ्टवेयर का प्रयोग करें जो निःशुल्क download किया जा सकता है - www.baraha.com पर।
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hariom1972
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कैप्टन चन्द्र चौधरी नौ सितंबर, 2002 को जम्मू-कश्मीर के उधमसर में दुश्मनों से लड़ते हुए शहीद हुए। चन्द्र चौधरी का जन्म 16 अक्टूबर 1974 को बीकानेर जिले की श्रीडूंगरगढ़ तहसील में गाँव बीगावास रामसरा में कन्हैयालाल जी सियाग के घर में हुआ। शहीद कैप्टन चन्द्र चौधरी (SS-37998) की याद में श्रीडूंगरगढ़ स्थित गांव बीगावास रामसरा में सेना का टैंक ‘विजयन्त’ तैनात किया गया है। बीकानेर में म्यूजियम चौराहा का नाम शहीद कैप्टेन चन्द्र चौधरी सर्कल किया गया है. इस चौराहे से सर्किट हॉउस तक जाने वाली सड़क का नामकरण शहीद कैप्टेन चन्द्र चौधरी सड़क के नाम पर किया गया है जाटलैंड पर और अधिक आप यहाँ पढ़ सकते हैं -
Capt Chander Choudhary
Another brave jat was late Sowar Jeet Singh Sansanwal, who laid down his life in Indo Pakistan war, Jeet Singh Road in Delhi ( Near Qutab Minar) is named after this brave warrior.
Raja of Jodhpur invited Humayun
[wiki]The History of India, as Told by Its Own Historians/VII. Tarkhán-náma or Arghún-náma[/wiki] by Sir H. M. Elliot, Edited by John Dowson, 1867, Volume I writes at page-316
"The Emperor sent Amír Táhir Sadar and Samandar Beg to Mirzá Sháh Husain in Thatta, reminding him of the ties of amity and friendship which had existed between the Tarkháns and the late Emperor Bábar. Mirzá Sháh Husain paid much honour to the royal messengers, and said that if the Emperor intended to invade Guzerát, he, the Mirzá, attended by his whole army, would accompany him on the expedition, and not return till the conquest had been effected."
Sir H. M. Elliot further writes at page-317-
"Owing to these unfortunate circumstances, the army was greatly distressed. At this juncture the Emperor received a petition from Rájá Máldeo of Jodhpur , intimating that during his majesty's absence, the Rájá had continued his faithful servant, and hoped for his arrival. Should the Emperor deem it fit to bring his ever prosperous army, the Rájá was at his service with 20,000 Rájpúts, and would accompany the Imperial army to whatever place it may be directed to march.
In consequence of this invitation, in Rabí'u-l Awwal, A.H. 949 (May-June, 1542), the Emperor marched towards the territories of Rájá Máldeo.
[wiki]The History of India, as Told by Its Own Historians/VII. Tarkhán-náma or Arghún-náma[/wiki] by Sir H. M. Elliot, Edited by John Dowson, 1867, Volume I writes at page-316
"The Emperor sent Amír Táhir Sadar and Samandar Beg to Mirzá Sháh Husain in Thatta, reminding him of the ties of amity and friendship which had existed between the Tarkháns and the late Emperor Bábar. Mirzá Sháh Husain paid much honour to the royal messengers, and said that if the Emperor intended to invade Guzerát, he, the Mirzá, attended by his whole army, would accompany him on the expedition, and not return till the conquest had been effected."
Sir H. M. Elliot further writes at page-317-
"Owing to these unfortunate circumstances, the army was greatly distressed. At this juncture the Emperor received a petition from Rájá Máldeo of Jodhpur , intimating that during his majesty's absence, the Rájá had continued his faithful servant, and hoped for his arrival. Should the Emperor deem it fit to bring his ever prosperous army, the Rájá was at his service with 20,000 Rájpúts, and would accompany the Imperial army to whatever place it may be directed to march.
In consequence of this invitation, in Rabí'u-l Awwal, A.H. 949 (May-June, 1542), the Emperor marched towards the territories of Rájá Máldeo.
drrajpalsingh
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Raja of Jodhpur invited Humayun
The History of India, as Told by Its Own Historians/VII. Tarkhán-náma or Arghún-náma by Sir H. M. Elliot, Edited by John Dowson, 1867, Volume I writes at page-316
"The Emperor sent Amír Táhir Sadar and Samandar Beg to Mirzá Sháh Husain in Thatta, reminding him of the ties of amity and friendship which had existed between the Tarkháns and the late Emperor Bábar. Mirzá Sháh Husain paid much honour to the royal messengers, and said that if the Emperor intended to invade Guzerát, he, the Mirzá, attended by his whole army, would accompany him on the expedition, and not return till the conquest had been effected."
Sir H. M. Elliot further writes at page-317-
"Owing to these unfortunate circumstances, the army was greatly distressed. At this juncture the Emperor received a petition from Rájá Máldeo of Jodhpur , intimating that during his majesty's absence, the Rájá had continued his faithful servant, and hoped for his arrival. Should the Emperor deem it fit to bring his ever prosperous army, the Rájá was at his service with 20,000 Rájpúts, and would accompany the Imperial army to whatever place it may be directed to march.
In consequence of this invitation, in Rabí'u-l Awwal, A.H. 949 (May-June, 1542), the Emperor marched towards the territories of Rájá Máldeo.
This was the time when Humayun had been beaten badly at the hands of Sher Shah Suri and was trying to solicit help from the Rajputana rulers against him. Sher Shah Suri had all knowledge about these desperate attempts of the deposed Mughal Emperor and when he started pursuing him, Humayun lost courage and ran away towards Kabul and thence to Iran. So no alliance or meeting of the forces of Maldeo or Mughals took place.
Yes, perhaps to punish him for his overtures towards his adversary later on , Sher Shah Suri led an attack against Maldeo and a dogged fight ensued.
Suri won a hard fought battle against Maldeo and then said something like this:
Ek muthi bhar Bajre ke liye mein Bharat ka singhashan khone laga tha !
Country of the Jats
Sir H. M. Elliot[1] writes quoting Ibn Khurdádba (d. 912 A.D.) about the Country of the Jats: From the frontier of Kirmán to Mansúra, eighty parasangs; this route passes through the country of the Zats (Jats), who keep watch over it. From Záranj, capital of Sijistán, to Multán, two months' journey. Multán is called "the farj of the house of gold," because Muhammad, son of Kásim, lieutenant of Al Hajjáj, found forty bahárs of gold in one house of that city, which was henceforth called "House of Gold." Farj (split) has here the sense of "frontier," A bahár is worth 333 mans, and each man two ritls.
References
1. ↑ The History of India, as Told by Its Own Historians/II. Ibn Khurdádba,p.14
Sir H. M. Elliot[1] writes quoting Ibn Khurdádba (d. 912 A.D.) about the Country of the Jats: From the frontier of Kirmán to Mansúra, eighty parasangs; this route passes through the country of the Zats (Jats), who keep watch over it. From Záranj, capital of Sijistán, to Multán, two months' journey. Multán is called "the farj of the house of gold," because Muhammad, son of Kásim, lieutenant of Al Hajjáj, found forty bahárs of gold in one house of that city, which was henceforth called "House of Gold." Farj (split) has here the sense of "frontier," A bahár is worth 333 mans, and each man two ritls.
References
1. ↑ The History of India, as Told by Its Own Historians/II. Ibn Khurdádba,p.14
Jats and Jutes - The Lost Aryan Race Connection
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Socio-Political and Military Role of Jats in West Asia as Gleaned from Arabic Sources
Prof. Abdul Ali has contributed this article to [wiki]The Jats, Vol. 2[/wiki], Ed. Dr Vir Singh, Delhi, 2006. pp. 9-24. Here is reproduced this article for research and analysis.
I have wikified the article on Jatland and divided into following sections:
1 Introduction
2 Historical Background of Jat Migrations
3 Waves of Jat migration to West Asia
4 Role of the Jats in Islamic Periods
5 Mass Conversion of Jats to Islam
6 Policy of Jats in Internal Arab Strife
7 Their Involvement in Internal Domestic Wars and its Repercussions
8 Turbulent and Rebellious Activity of the Jats and their Downfall
9 Caliph Mamun and the Jats
10 Suppression of the Jat Rebellion under Caliph Mu'tasim
You may read it here -
[wiki]Socio-Political and Military Role of Jats in West Asia as Gleaned from Arabic Sources[/wiki]
Prof. Abdul Ali has contributed this article to [wiki]The Jats, Vol. 2[/wiki], Ed. Dr Vir Singh, Delhi, 2006. pp. 9-24. Here is reproduced this article for research and analysis.
I have wikified the article on Jatland and divided into following sections:
1 Introduction
2 Historical Background of Jat Migrations
3 Waves of Jat migration to West Asia
4 Role of the Jats in Islamic Periods
5 Mass Conversion of Jats to Islam
6 Policy of Jats in Internal Arab Strife
7 Their Involvement in Internal Domestic Wars and its Repercussions
8 Turbulent and Rebellious Activity of the Jats and their Downfall
9 Caliph Mamun and the Jats
10 Suppression of the Jat Rebellion under Caliph Mu'tasim
You may read it here -
[wiki]Socio-Political and Military Role of Jats in West Asia as Gleaned from Arabic Sources[/wiki]
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List of Events in Jat History
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We have created this page on Jatland to bring the entire chronology of Jat History at one place. You may add any dated information about [wiki]Jats[/wiki], [wiki]Jat History[/wiki] or [wiki]Jat Village[/wiki] to this page. That will help to reconstruct Jat History . Click to see here - [wiki] List of Events in Jat History[/wiki]
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List of Events in Jat History
We have created this page on Jatland to bring the entire chronology of Jat History at one place. You may add any dated information about Jats, Jat History or Jat Village to this page. That will help to reconstruct Jat History . Click to see here - List of Events in Jat History
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