My Formal Introduction – A glimpse

♀👋My Formal Introduction – A glimpse

*NARESH KUMAR SEVAK*
*Website name :

htt./ Nksevksanatab.com

**Qualification:

* Academic – M.A. English Literature,
Hindi Literature
• Professional – B. Ed.
• Occupation – Teaching
• Special Fondness – Writing
• Medium of Writing – English language , Hindi Language

• Dialect –Gujarati (An Indian Regional language )
• Mode of Writing – Versatile on different terms and genres
• Style – Own non-conventional ( Messagaa )
• Artistic Status – Poet, Writer,
• Presentation of writing items – Poetry, Article, quotation, story
(Social, Political, Universal, Scientific, Geographical, Philosophical, Economical, Psychological, Periodical, Environmental, Mythological, Material, Natural, Romantic, Love, etc. theme based and …..
• Particularly on Sports and Games (On Cricket, Football, Lawn Tennis, Boxing, Hockey Greats and Legends)
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Worthy Visitors,
I welcome you to be the bearer of my website. I am very thankful to you for this benign and mankind task. I use to write with shaking, shuddering, burning, melting, striking, pointing, piercing and appealing heart and I like to flash out each petty and ample matter or idea in the universal circumference. I assure that my work would serve you the healthy, refreshing, meditative and pleading themes through my artistic work.
Once again I express you my gratitude with hearty altitude for paying and sharing your worthy time . I would always welcome your positive or negative responses. Both kinds of remarks will enable, inspire and refine me as a writer. Cordially thanks.
Yours Welwisher
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¼ujs”k ds- lsod] Þlukruß½————————————————–“Amazing To Have 40 Plus Average”
( On Virender Sehwag, An Indian cricketer )
Amazing to have almost fifty average
Yes, in the Test batting stage
Despite have deficiencies in technique.
As the cricket greats & critics say
Yes as per the nature and law of T-cricket.
But remains successful to maintain jet
The envious and blazing run average
It creates the query and questions
And it is panic for real test lovers
For it who are responsible and guilty.
His weak opponents or his good luck
Perhaps but sure both play role so suck
Yes automatically by supporing His power
On his name twenty plus sparkling hundreds
Indeed the anecdote of terror and destroyer.
He as despot deposes the line and length
And makes discourage us and them all.
The bowlers, fielders and the captain
But hilarious for the fans
Sometime such things happen
When the persons are destined for it.
In this matter Sehwag is lucky.
He has born only for the History.
Whatever the batsman he considers.
But no doubt places among the greats.
In the hall of gentlemen game and fame. The generations and fame.
The generations of all periods.
Yes pay him respect.Particularly for his ample records and cyclonic innings. By it I don’t say and underestimate yes V Sehwag’s talent.*N. K. Sevak ‘Sanatan’—————————————————” IS THE INDEPENDENCE DAY A CURSE ? ”
( A note – My quest with prior logics )As a nation, India has a big and long history of freedom. Though Indians suffered a long slavery but they did not feel it because at that time the nation wasn’t united and divided into clans. The Afgan and Mugal invaders invaded India only for looting but they understood the fact that the people of the country are under petty kings who often fight each other for territory and the might is right principle was on its way. So they established their rule permanently and rule more than 250 years long but the Indian people and the rulers didn’t feel the fact that they are the slave of those invaders. It was so because they were mingled in the Indian soil and culture and they ruled like the Indian rulers. But then the British came India for trade and they played diplomacy divide and rule and established their feet as the ruler. They subjugated all clans and empires by the force and ruled as per their will. The Indian rulers felt it and they fought Gadar in 1957 but failed because that was the small reaction of some annoyed kings and emperor. Later the existence of the Indian National congress and some politicians like Dada Bhai Noroujee and Gopal Krishan Gokhle felt the fact of the freedom because of the voice of democracy in the European nations. And the tyranny and dictatorship of the British army and generals was of the extreme and explosive level so the people of common India raised their hands against the British rule. There was another reason behind that voice of freedom. That was the growth of education due to the British’s mechaley education polity and some ambitious leaders who wanted to be the democratic rule system based ruler. And their dream came true at the midnight when the existed Prime Minister of Britain Mr. Etley declared India as the free nation. Lastly they played diplomacy and gave ever existing jeopardy as the formation of nation Pakistan based on community. The Muslims and the Hindus of India were lived unitedly and lived like mingling each other with mutual harmony.
My aim behind this description (from which almost all educated people are familiar) is to point out a particular point that is the word ‘The Independence Day’ every nation who has suffered slavery celebrate the Indepandence day with glory and pomp. And by celebrating it every citizen of the nation feels pride but indeed it is impact like an abuse and slap. If you have freedom or liberty day it mean you have suffered slavery and this fact gives you a great agony and gives a great shock and repentance why we remained slave of other and we curse us and our past civics for that stain. Slavery means the rule by the dictator by force and cruelty. In the slavery the citizenship of the civilians has been exploited by the ruler by trempling the dreams and rights. Being national of the free nation we often feel proud to be the Indian. Today we are freed and not the slave of other. We have our own elected government and we have all citizen rights under the democratic polity. For getting own freedom we have given uncountable sacrifices. Our freedom fighters, revolutionists, poltical leaders and the common people played a dominant role to shape national movement. They got physical and mental punishment. They endured all thoubles bravely and spiritedly so having the Independence Day. We should not feel proud. It is indeed a great panic. This point of independence day hurt us when we think why we remained slave so we have the day independence. If we would not entrap in the slavery we too would not have the day independence like England. The nations who have not suffered slavery can mock the nations who have the Independence day. The Independence is the symbol of slavery. If you have the day mean you have suffer the slavery. Some countries have rebelled against monarchy because they wanted the rule of people where equal opportunities are available for each and every citizen of the nation. Monarchy can not be considered as the slavery. Slavery is a different thing where you are helpless and totally exploite by the ruler.
*N. K. Sevak ‘Sanatan’~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~“ History for India and stain for Oz ”
(On the Brown wash of Australian cricket team under the captaincy of M. Clark against Dhoni’s devils)The white game is known only as Don.
The only Royal game has produced many greats
But only he appears as the batting myth.
All other look kings but he the emperor.
Bradman’s team ever known as the tough fighter
And remains mighty so reign most of span.
Toughest for rivals and defeat only destiny
India’s pride Dhoni too tastes career’s severest
And Aussies make folly like Alaxander the great.
They tour great, brave, peer and cultured India
And faces unbelievable encounter against king Porus.
Though he defeats due to have the petty army.
But the history always salutes that rex.
Later Alaxander’s chieftain suffers a severe defeat
Such as Alaxander the Aussies tour for defame
They play four test and all with shame.
The Aussie media condemn it with a heavy heart.
They write it as the murder of green cap.
After thirty one years Aussie Faces whitewash
And dusted all thus repeats the history.
Dhoni by the great achievement against Aussie
Diminishes his darkest show in the fans mind.
Dhoni has the Bradman as Sachin Tendulkar
Who only stands near to legendary Don
Though at the twilight of his career
He could not perform his awesome best.
In this matter no worry at all his presence in the team all mean
Every goose has its top days
And every things has it ever so he and shallow show no mean.*N. K. Sevak ‘Sanatan’~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~” Can it Possible ! ”
(On Anna Hazare’s historic fast at Ramleela Maidan)So call a crusader
Who makes the fast a weapon
To make pressure on Government
To implement the Lokpal Bill.
He becomes the voice of democracy
He points out some prior points
One of them is right to recall.
The right to un-choice candidature
And dominantly the corruption
In the short span of movement
He and his team men defy.
They decide to form a party
And proclaim about it at J-manter
And the govt. and the opposites
Yes, awaiting the movement.
They all look satialAnd desire to hold the power
So seek the political arena
And by involving in action prove
No matter, they all welcome
But are they innocent.
All they stainless
And would be mr clean.
Yes, is a piericing question
The member who have accompanied
Are they opportunists
Or in fact the selfless
Throughout the political career
To remain stainless, difficult
And can be testified.
By being a human beings
It can be impossible
But it is the demand of time
So let’s accept
Because we have an another options.
*N. K. Sevak ‘Sanatan’~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
“ Mirror of Childhood ”
( On my student (teen age) who lost his father )If it would be the toy
And might that be broken.
He could be wept bitterly
In pretending form or real
May be the different matter.
The child has lost his dad
But he is unaware with the fact
That what is the mean of death.
He sees the scene of farewell
All his closest and nearones weep.
He thinks why and un-affects.
His dear mother burst into tears
She seems completely broken
For him doesn’t matter.
He is of only nine year
He doesn’t understand the mystery.
He is raw & unaware from the worldly facts.
He doesn’t know the worldly woes.
He weeps for his broken toys
But not for his broken father.
He remains ease and unreactive
Where his father has been carried
What is the last rite for deads?
He isn’t familiar with these facts.
He is lucky in one form
He is unaware from all facts.
So he hasn’t experience broken moments.
But when will he grow up
And familiar with all worldly facts.
Then he would be broken
And wood complaint God.
Ah God! You didn’t justify
But at the one stage he would experience
Yes, then he would role up complaints.
Then he wouldn’t have agonies
And would not lement for past.
But good he hasnot seen
Yes the mirror of life.
*N. K. Sevak ‘Sanatan’~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~“ Second God ”
( On the doctor’s non-reacting, non-melting nature )For the first God, the world’s creator
Death is like a daily routine
Such for the second God of the earth.
It is like taking or sipping tea-coffee.
He in both the conditions
Whether survive or not
Always been unaffecting
Because of his daily working
Like other mongers he does duty.
But what would be in his own cases
His kins, close relatives children and wife
Would he be remained unaffecting
On the case of death or world leaving
Would he be broken experiencing the scene.
No, never by being a man
The mortality is the last gain
And joy and sorrow are the phase
And the wordly life is life is its chain
So everyman attaches and affects.
The butcher a symbol of cruelty
Too breaks & burst at the crack & end
Yes, of his kins & adopted religious closest.
After all the man have the heart not the iron – steel heart.
*N. K. Sevak ‘Sanatan’~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~“ My Valentine ”
( On the Valentine Day with memories )Oh my Valentine ,I have but pine
Only memories have time
The spring spreads wine.
The spring is smiling.
The wind is swinging.
The drones are echoing.
Literally they are humming
We can say enchanting.
Buds we are blossoming.
Butterflies are zooming
They are making atmosphere prettier.
They are sucking nectar of flowers.
The sweetest lyric of nightingales.
The mildest cooking of cuckoos.
A melodious and graceful blowing of wind
These all loveliest I have around me
But all is feeling like barren
Because absence of my mistress.
Though her presence I feel
Her sweet fragrance I smell
But I accept the nature’s fact
Finding and separating is the trend.
Everything is temporary on the earth
To blossom & to fed is nature’s way
And being the man everybody has to adopt.
The one and only and the quite inevitable
Well, the universal fact
The petals with the time open
And with the time close.
In both the conditions yes,
The sweet rests. The peace begets
Bfter all I adjudge inner
I hug and embrace
Yes, to my soul my Valentine
With all spirited emotions.
Though she is not at here
But her divine existence
Pleaded urged with woo oh,
Yes I am your Valentine.*N. K. Sevak ‘Sanatan’~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
“ Science great Einstein’s sigh ”
( If the things or matter )
Yes, learn in a general way
Or all in a natural way.
All welcome as the simplest
If someone believe in
Yes, in the neo creativity.
Then you have to adopt.
Yes, the principle of the S-great
Though the fact bitter
And subject of discussion
For each fact we can’t query
Though to learn in cock doodle do style
No doubt senseless and futile.
To understand the world for teens
Yes it is all essential tonic
But after an age it is panic
Source for conning is wrong trend
Experience the I. Q. and measure the ward
In this way, we can prepare a class.
*N. K. Sevak ‘Sanatan’~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~“ A young one’s mock ”
( About to Mock Oldness )You are making me, why
Only because of my old age
Well, you have this right high
You are at the age of youth
And are all bright & ignite
And certainly all immature
And so unaware about the nature.
You are enjoying your spring days
And have colours so not care.
But you would meet the real life
You too would see old parents at a stage
Than you would understand the facts
And you won’t tease them
But my grandchildren would mock them
And you will not like that trend
But realizing your folly you would excuse
And at that stage you feel repentance
And then want to apologize to me
But alas ! I wouldn’t be in the world.
*N. K. Sevak ‘Sanatan’~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~“ Mixture of two greats ”
( On Sachin’s comment about his ideals )The Mumbaiker at first impresses
Yes, from Mumbaiker, Sunny the great.
The cricket legend the first from the I-soil.
Sachin makes him his ideal
And at the prime follows his style
Great technique, defense, courage & patience.
But then the rise of I – cricket.
The Kerry Packer lobby launches it
And then the emergence of V – Richards.
The replica of explosion and domination.
The fiery, cracker and reckless
Who impresses the generations
Who had been in monotony to have boring cricket.
Yes in monotony to have boring T – cricket
Smoking (vin) adopts the inflammable trick
Whether the test or one dayers.
To hit the ball mercilessly is his spirit
And in the hand he becomes ideal of many
And such as the Indian wonder lad
Who becomes the master first like Sunny.
Then the blaster like the Carrabin Viv.
Thus both’s merits give him the class
And he not only match but consider the replica
Yes with the legends of cricket.
Yes, the batting wizard
Whom the generations applaud.
*N. K. Sevak ‘Sanatan’~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~” The Fascinating Hero ”
[ On Lord Krishna ]Lord Krishna you only the character
Whom we the followers can say the versatile charmer.
At the childhood you a reckless beau
And you so mischievous but lovable lad.
Than you a caring cowherd
And a skilled flute master
And as a young man a deeper lover
But due to a mission leaves emotions.
Thus you prove a big patriotism
At the bank of river Jamuna
You prolifick a lot with friends.
You entice the maiden & bellies a lot
You become a great diplomat
Only to implant legal polity and morality.
By advocating great sermons
You give a great life philosophy
Being the king prospers the subjects
And lastly to prove the fate of man
Embraces the morality.
O’the favourite of followers & devotees
You indeed give us a great joy.
*N. K. Sevak ‘Sanatan’~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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yxrh pyrh ftUnxh]
,sls oSls dSls tSlsA
[kRe gksrh ftUnxhA
ujs’k dqekj ^lukru*esjk ?kj ¼ eaph; gkL; dfork ½
?kj dSlk Hkh gks viuk & viuk gSa]
gS ugha esjk ?kj] cukuk lcdk liuk gSaA
chch dSlh Hkh gks nwljkas dh] ns[kds lwdwa feyrk gSa]
ysfdu ?kj dk D;k&nwljkas dk ns[k] lwdwa dgka feyrk gSA
gkWykdh nksukas esa gS ns[kuk lhQZ]
ij ns[kus vkSj ns[kus] nksuksa esa t+eh vklek dk QdZ gksrk gSA
mldks ns[kus ij ckr vUnj rd pyh tkrh gSA
vkSj fdlh jkr liuksa esa iwjh pyh tkrh gSA
dHkh ugha gks iwjh rks [kqn dh chch dks gh]
dksbZ ySyk le> ml vkuUn dks ikrk gSaA
ysfdu ?kj & ?kj dk D;k]
nwljksa dk le>w Hkh rks mlesa dgk¡ jg ikrk gw¡A
?kj viuk “kj.k LFkyh gS]
fnu ds dke&/kke {kksHk O;k;ke]
Fkdku] mBkiVd ls tc ?kj tkrk gw¡]
vius ?kj esa LoxZ lk lwdwau ikrk gw¡A
tks lkjs bUrtkekrksa ls lts&Hkjs iM+s gS]
ysfdu mlesa lq[k ehyrk gS ij {kf.kd
D;ksafd mlesa ijk;s iu dk vglkl tks gksrk gSA
chch nwljs dh gks rks Hkh D;k ckr gS izd`fr esa gh
gk¡ cl viuk lk lqgkuk lk vglkl gksrk gSA
gS ;s bd PHD ;k fjlpZ dk fo’k;]
dksbZ “kks/kkFkhZ pkgs rks vkuUn ik ldrk gSAØe”k% ¼esjk ?kj½
Hkkjrh; ifRu;ksa ls vxj ifr ds ckjs esa iwNk tk, rks]
oks crkuk rks cgqr pkgrh gS ij etcqjh gSA
laLd`fr Hkkjrh; ijEijk tks ,slh gS]
gk¡ vUrjax l[kh & lgsfy;ksa ls lc ppkZ djrh gSaA
dqN mij dh dqN vUnj dh]
cM+s pko ls c;k djrh gSA
vkSj vjs ;kj rsjs oks vkSj esjs oks]
esa D;k [kqc g¡lh BhBksyh gksrh gSA
fdlh dh chch bZ’;kZ dk fo’k; ugha gksrk]
ysfdu ?kj t:j bZ’;kZ dk fo’k; gksrk gSA
D;ksafd lc fcfc;ksa dk mijh Ýse vyx gks ldrk]
Ckkdh <kapk vUnj ckgj lc ,d tSlk g¡lhA
oSls Hkh L=h ds ckjs esa n”kZu euksfoKku loZ fofnr]
psgjs mij :eky Mkyks lc oSt;Urhekyk]
ij ?kj ds <kaps vUn:uh ckgjh]
vyx&vyx gksrs gSA Mkys dSls :eky mlijA
vkSj dSls le> ys vkf”k;k esjk e/kqckykA
ujs’k dqekj ^lukru*eucfl;k eksgu ls dne
eksgu dk lk;k] gS eq>s Hkk;k]
gS D;k jlhyk] D;k vtc jflyk]
eqjyh Hkh ftldh] us yqHkk;k]
,sls czt eksgu dk lk;k] eq>s cgqr jkl vk;k]
rHkh nhokuxh dk vkye cSpsuh dk ekjk]
<wa<rk gw¡ ,d jk/kk & 2 utj iM+h esjh] rqe is Fke x;h gSA
dgrk gS eu & jk/kk dk :i gks rqe]
ij jk/kk ugh gks rqe] eksghuh gks rqe cgqr [kqc]
Qhj D;ksa jk/kk ugh gks & 2
teuk dk rV gS ;gk¡ ugha] vkSj iu?kV Hkh ugha]
gS rks cgqr :ifl;k¡ yyuk] ij jk/kk lh ugha dksbZ]
eu esa ,sls esa d`’.k mrjs gS eu cfl;k cu]
enu cu x;k gS eksgu Hkh gw¡]
ij fy, mlds jk/kk t:jh gSa]
vQlksl &;gk¡ jk/kk dksbZ ugha gS
I;kj dh ?kVk, meM+ jgh gS] ukpq eSa ”;ke eqjkjh cudj]
ij jk/kk Hkh rks t:jh gS]
Mksyq eSa dkUgk cu dj] NsM+q rku eqjyh/kj cu dj]
lqukm xhr dksbZ ehBh /kqu]
ij D;k d: ,d jk/kk t:jh gS]
vkSj gk; lc dqN gS ij jk/kk gh ugh gSA
ujs’k dqekj ^lukru*cw<+kik
fy[kk cgqr gksxk db;ksa us cw<+kis ij]
eSa D;k muls csgrj fy[k ikšxk]
ysfdu fo’k; feyk lks iz;kl dj cSBk]
cw<+kik vkus ls igys gh&2 cw<+kik le> cSBk]
cw<+kik cksys rks & ,d ykpkjh gSA
,d vHkh”kki gSA
,d Hkqxrku gSA
,d iNrkok gS & lc Bhd gSA
exj cw<+kik & cpiu dk iqujkxeu
dguk cSekuh gS & rqe ns[kks & le>ks]
cw<+kis esa cw<+ksa ls dkSu I;kj djrk gSA
dkSu yksjh lqukrk gS] dkSu xksn eas ys ?kwerk gSA
dkSu vkidh xyrh ekQ djrk gS
vkidh ml rjg lsok djrk gS dkSu
blfy, eSa pqukSfr nsrk gw¡]
egku oMZtoFkZ ds fpj foospu dks]
dqN ek;uksa esa lgh exj dbZ ekeyksa esa]
cw<+kik cpiu dk iqujkxeu ugha gksrkA
dqy feykdj dgaq rks cw<+kik ,d &
dekbZ gS] ,d :ckbZ gSA
,d Vhl Hkh ,d HkjikbZ gSA
,d fcekjh gS] udZ dk vuqHko]
vaxzsth esa dgs rks fjgjZly]
viuks is cks> vkSj ekSr ij mldh]
lhQ+Z vkSipkfjdrk] ugh&ughs vQlksl]
ns[kk Fkk tokuh esa eSaus tks liuksa lk
;k Qhj oks eq>s viuh tokuh ns nsa]
esjk cq<+kik oks viuk ys]
rqEgkjh dle eSa oks lkjs lgkjs nwaxkA
tks eSaus dHkh fn;s Fks vius fnukas esA
tks eSaus] tks eaSus dHkh fn;s Fks
vius fnukas es] vius fnukas esaA
ujs’k dqekj ^lukru*
vc oDr gS de
;w rks ft+Unxh dk dksbZ Hkjkslk ugha]
exj mez ds ftl iM+ko ij gSa HkkbZ]
dg ldrs gS xqtjh gS vc rd ftruh]
eku yks ugha gS T;knk esjs HkkbZ]
bl iM+ko ij “kq:vkr gks ugha ldrh]
gk¡ le>ksrk gh lEHko vkSj gS lgh]
vxj pkgrs] jgh dVs Hkyh]
mez dk uktqd eksM+ gS ugha paxh]
exj dV tk;s [kqn ds cy ;gh vt+hZ]
etZ+ ;gk¡ <sjksa] ugha pyrh viuh ethZ]
ysfdu jLlh tyh exj cy dh vc Hkh pchZ]
jk[k gks x;s ysfdu lksp esa vc Hkh xehZ]
pkgs dqN dg yks eku yks]
vc rd dkVh mldh ikSuh Hkh u jgh
mez dk ;s nkSj vk”kafdr vkrafdr gSA
dc fdl oDr tkus lkals jg tk; FkehA
vc ryd nkSjs feyuk tqM+uk Fkk]
vius ls viuksa esa cluk Fkk]
vc nkSj&,&fcNM+uk gSA
uk tkus dc dksbZ lekpkj vk tk,A
dh oks nwfu;k esa vc ugha jgs]
vkSj “kkehy gksuk gS vafre ;k=k esaA
Øe”k% ¼vc oDr½viuksa ds tukts+ ns[kuk]
ikd lQj esa dka/ks nsuk]
?kM+h nks ?kM+h xe tnk]
vQlksl vnk djuk gh jLesa djuh gS vnk]
dqN [kkl viuksa is]
vk¡lw Hkh cguk gS]
dqN ij vk¡lw cgkuk gSA
fny rksM+us okyh ?kfM;ksa dks]
ns[kuk gS lguk gSA
dqy feykdj vc]
le; fxufr dk gS]
[kqn fonk gksus ls igys
viuksa dks “kqHkfpardksa dks
ifjfprksa dks] iMksfl;ksa dks]
lgdfeZ;ksa dks] fe=ksa dks]
fj”rsukrh ukrs nkjksa dks]
fcNM+rs ns[kuk gSA
ftruk ft;ks T;knk VwVrs jguk gSA
viuks dks tkrs ns[kuk gS cl viuks & viuks dksAujs’k dqekj ^lukru*vkpkj fopkj
¼dsfUnz; ea=h tk;loky ds lkoZtfud cuk; fd & chch iqjkuh gks tk; rks et+k ugh vkrk] ij izfrfØ;k ½
dgks fe= D;k gky gS]
cM+s nenkj yx jgs gks]
vkf[kj dksbZ fo”ks’k ckr gSA
gk¡ ;kj cM+k O;Lr Fkk]
vkSj O;Lr vc Hkh gw¡]
lks crk u ldk ekQ+ djuk
exj vc lquks crk jgk gw¡]
usrk eSa ,d [kkl gks x;k gw¡
lqu ;kj] vpfEHkr vokd
iwNk] ;s xtc dSls gks x;k]
vjs ;kj] D;k crkš]
;s rks oSl gh gqvkA
tSls ge xk¡o esa ns[krs Fks] fd”kksjkoLFkk Fkh le> Fkh de]
ij et+k iqjk ysrs Fks] ;kj cjlksa gks x;s xkao NqVs]
vc ;kn ugha dqN bruk] vjs ;kj eSa usrk gw¡] lc vkSj lcdks ;kn j[kuk iM+rk gSA
tc ge dqN 16 ds Fks] rc dqN&dqN tkuk Fkk] lqu&lqu dj ns[krs Fks]
gfddr tkuojkas esa] D;ksafd oks csinkZ gS] vkneh ckinkZ gksdj Hkh]
cM+k uaxk] yQaxk gS] nks dqRrs ¼uj “oku½ yM+rs Fks]
fdlh fdlh dwfr;k ¼lHkzkUr &eknk “oku½ dks ysdj]
yM+rs Fks D;ksa] le>kus dh t:jr ugha] ge tkurs gS lc]
brus ukle> vki Hkh ugha] ysfdu dqN yksx gS] tks esjs eq[k ls lquuk pkgrs gSA
dqN u;s & u;s gS] dqN mHkj jgs gS] nwfu;k ds lp ls vutku gS]
Øe”k% ¼vkpkj & fopkj½tkuuk pkgrs gS] ;s /kjrh dk dM+ok lp] lekt eas dbZ vkpkj&fopkj gSA
dqN ij lhQZ fopkj gS] dqN ij cl vkpkj gh vkpkj gS] fopkj ogka ek;us ugha j[krk]
D;ksafdgS uo ih<+h] fQj oks LofxZd et+k] vkf[kj viuh&viuh lUrfr dk [k;ky gSA
blfy, lc vkpkjksa esa vfrfo”ks’k ,d ;ksukpkj gS]
vki ge lc gS nwfu;k esa] lp ikd lkQ gS]
gels lcdks ,rjkt] ij ,rjkt dgka] lkeus gS lkQ ckr gS]
rks nks “okuksa dh yM+kbZ esa ,d rhljs dks Qk;nk gqvkA
funZyh; eaS Fkk] lks pquko thr x;k] oks nks yM+rs jgs]
eq>s oks lc ehy x;k] cl ogh isp jkst+ jkr fnu yM+krk gw¡A
rHkh vkt rd dke;kc usrk gw¡] jkst cgqr dqN yksx [kksrs gS]
ysfdu eSa lhQZ ikrk gwa] fdlh dks galkuk iM+rk gS] fdlh dks :ykuk]
ysfdu ijokg djsa fdl&fdl dh] fpUrk djsa fdldh] jktuhfr dk ;gh rks QaMk gSA
u pkgrs gq, Hkh&2] lc dqN djuk iM+rk gS] ;kj ds”kkS;Z tokuh esa & 2
rqe rks ,sls uk Fks] vkSj jktuhfr esa vk x;s rks D;k] oks vius eueksgu ns[kks]
lhQZ eu gh eksgk] vkSj ns”k dk fljeksj cuk] nks dqRrksa eas yM+kbZ gks&2]
vkSj rhljs dks Qk;nk gks] oks dgkuh ugha mudh] “kkrhj ugha l;kus Fks]
dkfcy oks Fks u Fks] vyx ckr gS] eksgjk gh lgh ekSdk ik x;s]
ysfdu lquks viu eu&eksgu ugh Fks] viqu us lc oks nko&isap yM+sa]
tks jktusrk dh “kku gksrs gSa] ,d pquko esa cM+k xtc gqvk]
usrk izfri{k ds geis cksys] dVk{k Fkk dh oks usrk lRrk ds xfy;kjs esa gS]
vHkh rks cM+s vksgns ij gS] dke Hkh vksckek lk djrs gSa]
ljs vke pkSjkgssa ij] bt+gkjs I;kj djrs gSA
ckgksa esa Hkjrs gS] gksaB&xky&ekFkk&gkFk pwers gSaA
;s fgUnqLrk gS HkkbZ] ;gk Hkh lc dqN ogh gksrk gSA
mlls Hkh T;knk gksrk gS] exj ljs vke ugha]
Øe”k% ¼vkpkj&fopkj½lhQZ vkSj lhQZ ?kjks esa gksrk gS] fnu ds mtkyksa esa ugha] jkr ds va/ksjksa esa gksrk gS]
gekjh vkcknh fo”o esa lcls T;knk] bldk thrk&tkxrk iq[rk izek.k gSA
Qhj usrk cksys izfri{k] Fks tks lkB ds lhQZ] jktuhfr esa tks ;qok ekus tkrsA
dh ftl rjg ;s iqjkus gks x;s gS vkSj iqjkuk & iqjkuk gS chch Hkh iqjkuh gks tkrh gS]
etk mlesa oks jgrk ugha] eSaus dgk usrk vks izfri{k]
eSus chch dks viuh] chch ugh] & 2] iqjkuh “kjkc le>k gS &2]
vkSj tkus oks tekuk lp] “kjkc iqjkuh gh ftruh
u”kk mlesa tUur lk gksrk gS] blfy, iqjkuh dguk rkfdZd >wBk gSAujs’k dqekj ^lukru*;s Hkh gSa tekuk
nks nksLr ehyrs gSa cM+s vlsZ ckn
O;kolkbZd tekuk gS
O;oLrrk cgkuk gS
gS lc gky esa vius eLr
;gk¡ dkSu dSls gSa] D;k dj jgk gSA
Qksu ls iwN fy;k rks Bhd
ugha rks ftUnxh fudy jgh gSA
dqN dgus ikus ds bUrtkj esa]
;s vyx ckr gSa ge [kksrs tkrs gSa]
vkSj ne Hkjrs gS] Hkze esa jgrs gSA
dh ge ik jgs gS] geus ik fy;k gSA
Qhj oDr vkrk gS] lc dqN ;gha NksM+uk gS]
esjs vius esa de] esjs cq<+kis ls T;knk ykpkj]
vc oks pkgs eSa Qhj toka gks tkš
LoLFk jgw] lqUnj ugha uk lgh
vkRe fuHkZj Fkk tSls igys]
nksuksa :i ls gh] fofRr;&“kkjhfjd
gk¡ nqvk djrs gSa] lcy gks tkÅ
exj oks tkus esjh tokuh] eSaus nh mudks gS]
;k rks lgkjk ns ns vius gS] viuks lk]ujs’k dqekj ^lukru*mfDr ij O;aX;
¼gkLihVyksa esa mfYyf[kr foKkiu ,p-vkbZ-oh- ,M~l ls cps] dUMkse dk iz;ksx djsa & ij½vkt eSa nqfu;k ds lcls vke]
lcls [kkl&ilannhnk ,oa :fpLin
gk¡ jkspd fo’k; ij ckr d:axk
;s loZfofnr] loZKkr ,oa loZLohdk;Z rF; gS
vki ge lc ;gka mifLFkr gSa]
dksbZ ru ls] dksbZ eu ls] dksbZ nksuksa ls
ysfdu rF; ;s dh ge mifLFkr gSa]
vkSj lR; ;g gS fd ge & 2
mlh :fp] /keZ mlh v/keZ dk & 2
iq[rk & lathnk lk{kkr ifj.kke gSa
tSlk dh vkykspdksa us lekykspuk dh gS
vLirky igqapk] fy[kk Fkk & i<+k
,p- vkbZ- oh- ,M~l ls cpko djs
dUMkse dk bLrseky djsa
lqjf{kr ;ksukpkj djsa
ljs vke fcUnkl [kkl djsa
vFkkZr~ dkuqu&ljdkj dh rjQ ls
djuk ykt+eh tk;t gS
NwV gS] eukgh ugha djus dh
cl lk/ku vo”; viukb;s
vkSj lkgsc t:jh Hkh gS
cqysV iqzQ dk iz;ksx th
Øe”k% ¼mDrh ij O;ax½
D;ksa] D;ksadh uj tkfr ds ikl
,d cqysV cgqr fo”ks’k gS
tks vfr fo”ks’k Hkh] “ks’k Hkkx ls
izLQwVu [kkl] lpksV] Js’B gS
ysfdu oks ,slh cqysV ,slh xksyh]
ek= nwfu;k esa ftlls
fdlh dh gR;k ugha gksrh
vxj lkeus okyh pkgs rks
gk¡ ,d uo ftUnxh mHkjrh gSA
cqysV izqQ lk/ku ds ckotqn & 2
dbZ ckj xksyh fu”kkus is yx tkrh gS
vkSj yx Hkh tk;s rks uqdlku ugha
djrh ;s bd uo fuekZ.k gh gS
nqfu;k dh ;s vtc&xtc xksyh]
tks yx tk;s rks pksV ugha & 2
thou fuekZ.k] fiz; izk.k nsrh gS]
gfFk;kj ;s oS/kkfud QV tk;s vxj
vkSj lkfcr gks ?kfV;k mRikn vxj
rks dkuquu dEiuh] eqvkotk Hkh nsrh gS
exj vupkgs ,sls izdj.kksa dks & 2
nqfu;k lkoZtfud dgka djrh gS
vius eas gh nck] [kqn gh rd lhfer j[krh gS]
;s nqfu;k Hkh vtc&xtc etk ysrh gSA
ujs’k dqekj ^lukru*Jhjke d`’.k vfHk;kstu vfHkizk;Jhjke vfHkizk; & Jh d`’.k fu’d’kZ]
Jhjke ,d iwtk] Jh d`’.k ifj.kfr]
Jhjke iqjk.k gSa] Jh d`’.k okpu]
Jhjke fl)kUr gaS] Jh d`’.k fØ;kUo;.k]
Jhjke :id gSa] Jh d`’.k vyadkj]
Jhjke vyadj.k] Jh d`’.k vyad`r]
Jhjke isze uHk] Jh d`’.k lkxj]
Jhjke fpUru] Jh d`’.k eUFku]
Jhjke isze ds vVy ohj] Jh d`’.k isze ds ijeojh]
Jhjke ,d lUrks’k] Jh d`’.k ,d vkØks”k]
Jhjke loky] Jh d`’.k gy]
Jhjke vk/;kReh; izd`fr] Jh d`’.k HkkSfrd gy]
Jhjke lhQZ ,d vkSj ,d esa ikrs gSa] vuqie fojy vkSj “kk”or isze]
Jhd`’.k vusadksa esa jers gSa] fy, lkalkfjd vfrjsd]
Jhjke jlksa dh “kku&[kku] Jh d`’.k /kkj ,oa eqLdku]
Jhjke vkn”kZ jktuhfrK & jktk fy, iztk] Jh d`’.k fojkV jktuhfrK & dqVfufrK]
fu’d’kZ nksuksa Js’B&loZK] ,d ekSu ,d eq[kj] nksuksa iwtd fo”ks’kKAujs’k dqekj ^lukru*fo”okl dk ?kkr & vkxkr
(On Kumar Wiswas Comment in an ports’ summit)
Jhjke dks udkjrs gS] Jh d`’.k dks viukrs gSa]
Qhj lEHkyrs rks dgrs gS] J)k cgqr gS Jhjke esa]
ysfdu d`’.k vius gSa vkn”kZ] vxk/ks gSa]
oSls d`’.k lcds vuqjatd] tks isze esa lekrs gSa
vkSj uhfr] dwVuhfr] nksuksa dks viukrs gSA
d`’.k ;qx ds lclslQy iszeh]
vki crkrs [kqn dks lcls ukdke iszeh]
jk/kk ds v/kwjs I;kj esa ftUgkasus iw.kZrk ik;h]
d`’.k ,sls fojys isze vuq;k;h]
lhQZ isze iqtkjh gksus o dqVuhfr ds lk;s]
d`’.k dks viukuk o jke dks lhQZ J)k crkuk]
gs dfo] gs fpUrd gs yksd jatd]
dbZ & vusd loky [kM+s djrk gS] {kksHk ysdj]
Jhjke vkn”kZ jktuhfr ds i;kZ;]
Jhd`’.k ifjfLFkfr;ksao”k <yus dk nksgjko]
gkaykdh mRrjks ds cglks ds vius izdkj gS]
nso nkuo ds vius&vius fl)kUr gSa]
nso&nkuo geus cuk;k gS]
ifjfLFkfruqlkj geus mUgsa viu;k gS]
tks fo’k;oLrq nsoksa dh ut+j esa vlgh]
fuf”pr ogha nkuoksa dh n`f’V esa lgh]
dqy feykdj esjk lUns”k]
jkuhfr eas gks lqfufr vkn”kZ Js’B]
O;fDrxr thou “kwU; o fo”ks’k]
Pkk.kD; lk gks ljy thou
yksx dgas geas okdbZ gSa fo”ks’kA
ujs’k dqekj ^lukru*^^eq>s lc irk gS**yksx vke vkSj [kkl] lyke eq>dks djrs gS]
[kq”k Hkh gksrk gw¡] dqN nEHk vkSj Q[kz Hkh]
ysfdu eSa tkurk gw¡] lyke yksx eq>dks ugha]
gk¡ eq>dksa ugha] esjh lhV vkSj esjs vksgns dks djrs gSa]
bl fpUrk esa fpUru gksrk gS]
yksx lyke djrs eq>s] rks igys gh djrsA
tc eSa fdlh :rcs & vksgns dks is u Fkk]
rkfjQ Hkh djrs gS] [kq”kken Hkh]
dqN >qBh vkSj cjkcj >qBh gh]
;s lhV dk gh Hk; gS tks gS fpjksjh]
Pkiyql pkVqdkjksa] [kq”kken [kksjksa ls fxjk]
tks u Fks blls igys esjs nk;&cka; Hkh]
eryc dh ;s nqfu;k] in dk ;s [ksy]
djrs lyke rks] igys Hkh djrsA
ij u Fkk dkfcy] eSa igys brukA
vc dkfcfy;r dgsa ;k eksdk]
dqN fdLer dqN [kq”kken] ;k mij okys dk bjknk]
fd eSa mPp inkflu gks x;k gw¡]
esjs pkypyu esa Hkh gS vk;k cryko]
viuksa ls dqN [kkl o vkeksa ls vyxkao]
;s nqfj;k gS t:j ;k ugha lksprk gaw]
fpUru euu esa yxk gw¡ fd in u jgus ds ckn]
gk¡ yksx djsa okg] vkSj ;kn]
Øe”k% ¼eq>s lc irk gS½;s eq>ls I;kj djsa] esjs vksgns ls ugha]
eSa tkurk gw¡] le; gS fd in gS]
,d le; ds ckn] ;s in ugha HkhA
eSa fdlh vkSj ds in ij gw¡]
esjs ckn ;s fdlh vkSj dk gksuk gSA
vkSj tks vki ugha gS] ml in ij]
tks dHkh “kksfHkr Fks bl in ij]
dkSu iqNrk gSa] gks rks utjvUnkt+]
vkSj fuxkgs fey xbZ rks]
gk¡ vksipkfjd] ân;fgu ueLdkj lyke]
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lc /kqfey gks tkrs gS] in tkus ds cknA
lksprk gw¡] dqN ,slk I;kjk d:a
fd yksx flQZ eq>s] gk¡ eq>s gh]
gk¡] djsa lyke&vnc&lRdkjAujs’k dqekj ^lukru*