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Here is a lovely poem of intense longing by Mahadevi Verma. How would every change only if you just come once - Rajiv Krishna Saxena

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Here is a moving poem about wishes of a child to climb a tree on the river bank and play a tiny wooden flute to surprise his mother. In this high-tech age of computer games, this poem reminds us how great joy can be derived from simple things in life - Rajiv Krishna Saxena Keywords: love for motherland, Mother India, dedication, devotion, self sacrifice, wish to give more, son

Here is an old classic poem by Subhadra Kumari Chauhan, who also wrote the evergreen poem - Jhansi Ki Rani. Her writing career unfortunately came to an early end as she died at the age of 42, in a road accident. That happened before the country attained freedom. That explains the last stanza of this poem where she says that the pen of the poet is not free. Read on...- Rajiv Krishna Saxena

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Story of Laxmi Bai, (born Nov.19, 1835) the Queen of Jhansi is unparalleled in the history of India. She was only 18 years old when her husband Gangadhar Rao, the king of Jhansi died. As the first born child of Rani had died, the couple was childless. They adopted a child whom the English refused to accept as the legal heir to the throne of Jhansi. Instead the English offered her a pension of Rs. 60,000 per year and ordered her to leave the fort of Jhansi. Rani however refused and decided to fight for her rights. She raised a volunteer army where both men and women were recruited. In March 1858, English army laid siege to the fort of Jhansi and took Jhansi after fighting for two weeks. Rani escaped in guise of a man with few of her supporters, riding a horse with her son tied behind her back and a sword in her hand. She regrouped her forces in Kalpi, about 100 miles from Jhansi and advanced into Gwalior. Three weeks later on June 18, 1858 she was martyred by bullets of the English army in a combat battle. Super human courage, convictions and velour displayed by such a young girl in nineteenth century India to take up English army in armed combat and to give up her life fighting for her rights, became a source of inspiration for generations of Indians in their fight for independence - Rajiv K. Saxena

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A lovely classic by Jai Shankar Prasad. Hindi is a bit difficult so I have provided the meanings of difficult words Rajiv Krishna Saxena

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Abdul Rahim Khankhana (1556-1627) was one of the nav-ratnas of Emperor Akabar. He was a great warrior as well as a poet. His dohas have important messages and a great deal of worldly wisdom. He also wrote many dohas in praise of Lord Krishna and Rama. Here is a sample of Rahims work. Since the language is 400 years old, I have provided meanings of dohas also. Rajiv Krishna Saxena Rahim, doha, couplets, Khankhana, Navratna, Wisdom, Sufi, Sufism, Akabar, Mugal, Rama, Krishna

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Here is a lovely poem most of us may have read in school days. Unity in diversity is emphasized here. Rajiv Krishna Saxena. Keywords: Dwarka Prasad Maheshwari, Flowers, Garden, Unity in diversity, children, India, soil, sun, moon, water, nation]

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Here is an old classic from Rashtra Kavi Maithili Sharan Gupt. That was the time when poets like senior elder men would not hesitate in giving sound advice to society and people. This is some thing rarely seen now. Rajiv Krishna Saxena. Keywords: Inspiration, exhortation to keep working, enthusiasm, give-up depression, do something useful, life, advice, dont feel despondent

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I had read this poem by Ram Avtar Tyagi in childrens school Hindi text book. It left a deep impression. It may moisten eyes of some readers, especially those who feel special affinity for India. And that is why this is such a special poem. Illustration is from the collection of Prof. Jyotindra Jain - Rajiv K. Saxena Keywords: Motherland, dedication, heart, soul, body, life, prayer, my country, sacrifice

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