Thiruvananthapuram FLOOD Rescue

05/12/2024

Today is our Timepiece Anniversary
31years of our love story
31 amazing years of togetherness and joy
forever together these 31 years and more
through the thick and thin forever more
celebrating the beautiful journey of life
celebrating this endless journey of love, together forever stronger than ever

Hilts shinning bows braced
swords drawn arrows notched
forward cautiously God fetched
watchful eyes on prayered lips
for every aimless malignant evil eyes
none to lose all to gain
with many a battle lost again and again
the major war we win again

Ever ready always advancing
all the while dancing, singing, rejoicing
in this beautiful life God sent
so grateful for lessons past and present
future we graciously welcome
pray the Universe pleasantly come
never sacrificing our core for more
to grow, multiply more and more

15/11/2024

11/08/2024

How to donate for wayanad

03/08/2024

03/08/2024

Today is 'Karkidaka Vavu' the day that we offer 'Bali' to our ancestors. This is also called 'Pithru Bali Tharpanam'. Apart from the immediate rituals after a death, there are also annual rituals like 'Pitru Paksh Shradh' in North India west and East India, 'Aadi Amavasai' in Tamil Nadu, 'Karkidaka Vavu Bali' in Kerala, 'Basant Panchami' in Eastern parts of India and 'Amavasya' rituals in other places.

Prashna Upanishad indicates that the rituals performed on the first Krishna Paksha Amavasya during Dakshinayana period directly reach the Dead. In South India, the first Amavasi after Dakshinayana is considered highly favorable for performing the Shraddham. Upanishads and Bhagavad Gita talks about the journey of the dead and about the importance of the rituals dedicated to them. 'Shraddham' should be performed with a pious mind. The person who performs the 'Shraddham' should realize that for his birth, body, knowledge, wealth and sanskar he/she is indebted to the ancestors. All that is there was given by the ancestors. So the rituals performed is accepting this fact and is sort of thanksgiving. Both male and female relatives of the dead can perform the rituals .The rituals including the ‘Pinda Dhaanam’ that are performed reach the dead ancestors through the rays of Suryan . It is said that a year of humans is a day for the dead and therefore the ancestors enjoy the fruits of the annual 'Shraddham' throughout the year . Another belief is that the souls of dead remain in peace in 'Pitru Loka' as a result of the rituals performed by their children or relatives .The method of performing the rituals slightly varies from region to region. But the essence of the ritual is the same.
It is the duty of all Hindus to perform 'Shraddham' for their dead ancestors.

02/08/2024

CM's relief fund details

01/08/2024

BAILEY BRIDGE AT WAYANAD BY MRC

01/08/2024

WAYANAD - BAILEY BRIDGE CONSTRUCTED BY MADRAS REGIMENT CENTRE ARMY IN UNDER 24 HRS 190 FT 24 TONS LOAD.