janta ki jamin vapis karo sindhiaji.

ye demands aur poori kar dijiye

f”koiqjh fodkl lfefr dh eq[; ekaxsa A

1& ek/ko pkSd pkSjkgk dh jksVjh dh xksykbZ] f=T;k de djds lM+d dh pkSM+kbZ c<+k;h tk;s A

2& ek/ko pkSd ij iksLVj] /kjuk] izn”kZu] Hkk’k.k] ekbd ij izfrca/k ykxw gks A

3& frdksus ikdkZsa ds ihNs ds pk; ds gksVyksa dk vfrdze.k gVk;k tk;s A

4& Qwy okyksa ls [kkyh djk;h xbZ Hkwfe ij Bsys okys [kM+s gksus yxs gSa bUgsa ;gka ls gVk dj vU;= LFkku fn;k tk;s A

5& xq:}kjk pkSjkgk ij V~sfQd flxuy yxk;s tk;sa A

6& “kgj esa lqvjksa dk [kqyk fopj.k rRdky jksdk tk;s A

7& vkokjk eosf”k;ksa xk; dqRrs vkfn dks lM+dksa ls gVk dj vU;= LFkku ij O;oLFkk   dh tk;s A

8& dksVZ jksM] lnj cktkj] fQthdy {ks= esa Hkkjh okgu V~d] cl vkfn dk izos”k izfrcaf/kr djus ds fy;s 10 QhV mapkbZ ds osfj;j yxk;s tk;sa A

tufgr dh bu ekaxksa dks iwjk djkus ds fy;s iz”kklu vkSj uxj ikfydk ifj’kn ls f'koiqjh fodkl lfefr lR;kxzg djrh gS A 

Thanks Mr John kingsley AR Collector Shivpuri

shivpuri vikas samiti ki mangon me se ek aur maang puri karne par collector jhon kingsley AR ka ham abhar prakat karte hain. sabhi Buses ka sanchalan pohri road bus stand se hone se shaharvasion ko bahut rahat mili hai. hamare ek aur sujhav par prashasan ko tatkal karyavahi karna chahiye. shahar ke andar bhari vahno ka pravesh rokne ke liye vertical barriors lagane jaroori hain.

kam ki quality dekhne engineers ko site par hona chahiye

shivpuri ki galion me concrete ki sadak aur naliyan ban rahin hain ,vikas ke liye ye sab jaroori hai lekin agar ye nirman gunvatta ke sath nahin hone se paise ki barbadi hi ho rahi hai, nagarpalika ke engineers ko kam chalte samay karyasthal par hona jaroori hai lekin kisi bhi kam par koi engineer kabhi najar nahi aate.

HCL ke engineer shivpuri niwasi Abhinav ne school me bachchon se knowledge sharing ki

Time passes by but good times are ephemeral.

by Abhinav Saxena on Monday, April 23, 2012 at 10:12pm ·

Venue: Lal Bahadur Shashtri Bal Vatika School, Vasundhra, Ghaziabad

Date: 14-04-2012

Time: 10.30 A.M.

Standard: 10th

Students:

1. Shivam
2. Rahul
3. Shekh

Task: Teach Mathematics to these children.

As I entered the classroom, all three stood up and wished me a good morning which really turned out to be as pr their wish.

After an informal introduction, I asked them about Shashtri Ji and then told them some of the incidents from his life which they didn’t know but their eyes were filled with a sense of joy when they came to know of those episodes.

Then, I asked them about what all they have been taught to which their reply was the most used word by teenagers:”NOTHING.”

So I started off with Triangles, taught Thales Theorem and when Shivam saw the picture of Thales and his years of existence beneath it, asked a question: “What does B.C. mean?”

To explain this, I told them about the Gregorian calendar and the Vikram Samwat.

And when I asked what they thought A.D. could mean if B.C. represents Before Christ, the most intelligent of them, who had asked the question, answered it perfectly.

Another quick question, from Rahul’s mind this time: “Why is it written in a reverse order?”

So, I used number line to explain how B.C. works.

Then, we moved on to polygons and Pentagon made me tell them about the United States Department of Defense and hence 9/11 and 26/11. This further led me to explain them about the differences between the Date and Time standards of U.S.A. and those of India. Shivam took out something from his bag and showed it to me and said: “My watch shows American Time.”

Sheks was curious to know about the collapse of the W.T.C. and so I told them about different forms of energy and used law of conservation of energy to explain the catastrophe.

The topic of similar figures came and I the likes of twin towers of W.T.C., the great pyramids of Egypt,Humayun’s Tomb and Taj Mahal as examples.

As I discussed about these, I couldn’t stop myself from telling them about Mummies and the Mughal Empire in India.

In between, I asked them about what they want to become in life and there were different answers from each of them.

Shivam told about his interest in computer games and wishes to create games of his own.

Rahul spoke of his skills in tattoo designing and longs to be an animator.

Shekh, who was not speaking much when I asked questions from their course, was the most interesting one to listen to while unleashing his dreams. He wants to be an artist which he already is. He sings, plays drum in a church and has a desire to strum guitar strings. While idle, he tries his hand at drawing and sketching. And, he just wants to continue all this throughout his life.

The door opened and they were being called because their bus was supposed to leave as it was already 01:00 p.m.

I didn’t realize that it had been two and a half hours in that class room, neither did they.

Time passes by but good times are ephemeral.

In the end, there was one thing common to all four of us, a genuine smile on our faces.

I was supposed to teach these kids but I was the one who learned from them.

Wish to meet these kids and many more such intelligent, creative and enthusiastic children in future.

A genuine smile.

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Tatya Tope

Early life

Born in a Yeola (in present-day Maharashtra), he was the only son of Pandurang Rao Tope and his wife Rukhmabai. In 1814, when James Andrew Broun-Ramsay, 1st Marquess of Dalhousie deprived Nana Sahib of his father's pension, Tatya Tope also became a sworn enemy of the British.

Role in the 1857 uprising

"Tantia Topee's Soldiery

Tatya Tope was Nana Sahib's close associate and general. During the Siege of Cawnpore in 1857, Nana Sahib's forces attacked the British entrenchment at Kanpur in June 1857. The low supplies of food, water and medicine added to the misery of the British Forces who accepted Nana Sahib offer of safe passage to Allahabad.

Historic Incidents and Life in India
Author(s)	Caleb Wright, J. A. Brainerd
Publisher	J. A. Brainerd
Publication date	1863
ISBN	978-1-135-72312-5

Many of General Wheelers men were either killed or captured. The surviving British women and children were moved from the Savada House to Bibighar "the House of the Ladies", a villa-type house in Kanpur.

Nana Sahib decided to use the captives for bargaining with the.^[1] The Company forces from Allahabad, under the command of General Henry Havelock, advanced relentlessly towards Cawnpore. Two forces sent by Nana Sahib to check their advance were defeated. When it became clear that the bargaining attempts had failed, an order was given to murder the women and children imprisoned at Bibighar, on July 15. The details of the incident, such as who ordered the massacre, are not clear.^[2] The sepoys refused to kill the captive women and children, but some of them agreed to remove the women and children from the courtyard, when Tatya Tope threatened to execute them for dereliction of duty. Begum Hussaini Khanum,in charge of Bibighar, termed the sepoys' act as cowardice, and asked her lover Sarvur Khan to finish the job of killing the captives.^[1] Sarvur Khan hired butchers to kill surviving women and children with cleavers.

The Company forces reached Cawnpore on July 16, and captured the city. Both Nana Sahib and Tatya Tope escaped from the city. While Nana Sahib fled to an unknown place, Tatya Tope continued the fight against the British. In November 1857, he gathered a large army, mainly consisting of the rebel soldiers from the Gwalior contingent, to recapture Cawnpore. By November 19, Tatya Tope's advance guard of 6,000 dominated all the routes west and north-west of Cawnpore. However, his forces were defeated by the Company forces under Colin Campbell in the Second Battle of Cawnpore, marking the end of the rebellion in the Cawnpore area. Tatya Tope then joined Rani Lakshmibai.

Capture and Death

After losing Gwalior to the British, Tope launched a successful campaign in the Sagar, Madhya Pradesh and Narmada River regions and in Khandesh andRajasthan. He took shelter for some time in Nadiad ni haveli with Bhausaheb Desai of Nadiad. The British forces failed to subdue him for over a year. He was however betrayed into the hands of the British by his trusted friend, Man Singh, Chief of Narwar while asleep in his camp in the Paron forest. He was defeated and captured on 7 April 1859 by British General Richard John Meade's troops and escorted to Shivpuri where he was tried by a military court.

Tope admitted the charges brought before him saying that he was answerable to his master Peshwa only. He was executed at the gallows on April 18 1859.

[edit]Memorials

There is a statue of Tatya Tope at the Nana Rao Park, commemorating his role in Indian Independence and the Cawnpore massacre. It is located at the site of his execution near the present collectorate in Shivpuri town in Madhya Pradesh.

aaj tatya tope ka balidan diwas hai