दो दोस्त गोलू और राजन एक दिन नहर के किनारे बैठे हुए थे | पानी में पत्थर मारते हुए राजन
बोला मैं अपने जीवन से बहुत दु:खी हूँ | कुछ भी आनन्दमय नहीं हो रहा | जी चाहता है कि बस ………. ||
गोलू ने कुछ सोचा और बोला कि शाम को ४ बजे बस स्टेंड के पास मिलना | चार बज चुके थे | गोलू और राजन नियत स्थान पर मिले और गोलू ने नहा कि मेरे साथ एक स्थान पर चलो | गोलू राजन को एक छोटे से घर में ले कर गया जहाँ बहुत से बच्चे थे | वहां राजन ने देखा कि उनमें से कुछ देख नहीं सकते तो कई सुन नहीं सकते तो कुछ बोल नहीं सकते और कई तो ऐसे हैं जो कि बस लेटे रहने के लिए
हीं मजबूर हैं, वो अपने हाथों से भोजन तक नहीं उठा सकते | राजन मन हीं मन ईश्वर से शिकायत कर बैठा – हे प्रभु ! ये मासूम बच्चे हैं, क्या कसूर है इनका ? क्यों दी है इन्हें ये तकलीफ भरी जिंदगी? राजन
को दुनिया के सारे दुःख अब इनके दुःख के सामने छोटे दिखाई पड़ने लगे | अब इधर राजन इनकी तकलीफों से परेशान हो रहा था और उधर वो तो बस मुस्कुराये ही जा रहें थे | जो देख सकते थे वे हमें अपने बीच पाकर खुश हो रहें थे, जो चलने – फिरने लायक थे वो खड़े होकर उन दौनों साथ नाचने लगें |
मुस्कान सभी के चेहरों पर साफ़ झलक रही थी | दुःख और क्लेश का तो दूर – दूर तक नामों निशाँ तक
ना था | पांच बज चुके थे उनमें से एक गा सकती थी, जब उसे गाने के लिए कहा गया तो वो अपने दोनों हाँथ जोड़ कर बड़े हीं मासूमियत के साथ गाने लगी-
“इतनी शक्ति हमें देना दाता, मन
का विश्वाश कमजोर हो ना …… ” |
सभी बच्चे अपने – अपने हाँथ जोड़ कर इस प्रार्थना में साथ देने लगें | गोलू तथा राजन भी साथ में गुन – गुनाने लगे | राजन के चेहरे पर शान्ति का भाव था | अब शायद वो अपने जीवन से दु:खी नहीं था |
दो दोस्त गोलू और राजन एक दिन नहर के किनारे बैठे हुए थे | पानी में पत्थर मारते हुए राजन बोला मैं अपने जीवन से बहुत दु:खी हूँ | कुछ भी आनन्दमय नहीं हो रहा | जी चाहता है कि बस ………. || गोलू ने कुछ सोचा और बोला कि शाम को ४ बजे बस स्टेंड के पास मिलना | चार बज चुके थे | गोलू और राजन नियत स्थान पर मिले और गोलू ने नहा कि मेरे साथ एक स्थान पर चलो | गोलू राजन को एक छोटे से घर में ले कर गया जहाँ बहुत से बच्चे थे | वहां राजन ने देखा कि उनमें से कुछ देख नहीं सकते तो कई सुन नहीं सकते तो कुछ बोल नहीं सकते और कई तो ऐसे हैं जो कि बस लेटे रहने के लिए हीं मजबूर हैं, वो अपने हाथों से भोजन तक नहीं उठा सकते | राजन मन हीं मन ईश्वर से शिकायत कर बैठा – हे प्रभु ! ये मासूम बच्चे हैं, क्या कसूर है इनका ? क्यों दी है इन्हें ये तकलीफ भरी जिंदगी? राजन को दुनिया के सारे दुःख अब इनके दुःख के सामने छोटे दिखाई पड़ने लगे | अब इधर राजन इनकी तकलीफों से परेशान हो रहा था और उधर वो तो बस मुस्कुराये ही जा रहें थे | जो देख सकते थे वे हमें अपने बीच पाकर खुश हो रहें थे, जो चलने – फिरने लायक थे वो खड़े होकर उन दौनों साथ नाचने लगें | मुस्कान सभी के चेहरों पर साफ़ झलक रही थी | दुःख और क्लेश का तो दूर – दूर तक नामों निशाँ तक ना था | पांच बज चुके थे उनमें से एक गा सकती थी, जब उसे गाने के लिए कहा गया तो वो अपने दोनों हाँथ जोड़ कर बड़े हीं मासूमियत के साथ गाने लगी-
आना जाना लगा रहेगा
दुःख जाएगा सुख आएगा
करेगा जो भी भलाई के काम
उसका ही नाम रह जाएगा
मेरे दिल मेरे यार
दुःख जाएगा सुख आएगा
दुःख जाएगा सुख आएगा
काँटा गया तोह हीरा चमका
छेड़ा गया तो बना मोती मेरे यार
आग में तपता है जब सोना
तब ही उसकी कदर होती मेरे यार
इंसान बनके चमके जो दुखों में जिए
दुःख जाएगा सुख आएगा
प्रस्तुति शिव कुमार बंसल
Daughter
A FATHER Asked His DAUGHTER:
Who Would you Love More,
Me Or your Husband?
The BEST Reply Given By the DAUGHTER:
I Don’t Know Really,
But When I See you,
I Forget Him,
But When I See Him,
I Remember you…
you Can Always Call your DAUGHTER As Beta,
But you Can Never Call your Son As Beti…
That’s Why DAUGHTERS are SPECIAL…
BETI ki mohabbat ko
kabhi Aazmana nahi,
woh phool hai usse
kabhi Rulana nahi,
BAAP ka toh Maan
hoti hai BETI,
Zinda
Hone ki Pehchan Hoti
hai BETI,
Uski Ankhe
kabhi Num na Hone
dena,
Uski zindagi se
khushiya kabhi kam
na Hone dena,
Ungli pakad ke kal jis ko
Chalaya tha tumne,
Phir Usko hee Doli may
Beethana hai tumhe,
Bahut Chota sa Safar
Hota hai BETI ka saath
Bahot kum Waqt ke
Liye hoti hai woh
hamare Pass..!!
HAPPY DAUGHTER’S WEEK
It’s DAUGHTER’S WEEK…
If you have a daughter who makes your life
worth living by just being around and
you love her as much as your own Breath..;
If you are proud of your Daughter,
copy and paste this to other people with daughters..!!
Daughters are khushee.!
Daughters are angels.!
Happy Daughters Week!
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Dear All,
PRUDENT WEEKLY WISDOM
POLITICS WILL CONTINUE TO HOG LIMELIGHT NEXT WEEK; STAY LONG WITH THE STOP LOSS OF 7080
THE WEEK GONE BY
US indices ended mixed for the week with Dow losing 0.6%, S & P 500 ending almost flat while Nasdaq gained 0.5%.
The key highlight of the week was a sharp fall in 10-year Treasury yield, which plunged to a six-month low, breaking below a key support of 2.60%, viewed by some as signaling an economic slowdown and a reason to sell riskier assets. Economic reports were mixed.
European markets too ended mixed weighing the possibility of ECB stimulus after poor economic data. Euro-zone economy expanded 0.2% in the first quarter, missing expectations of a 0.4% rise.
News reports suggested that ECB was preparing a package of stimulus options ahead of its policy meeting in June, including cuts in all its interest rates and targeted measures aimed at boosting lending.
Germany’s ZEW investor confidence index dropped to 33.1 in May, down from 43.2 in April and below consensus estimates of 40 points.
U.K. unemployment fell to 6.8% in the three months to March, its lowest level in over five years, while wage growth in the country rose by more than inflation for the first time since 2010. These figures came just before the Bank of England released its inflation report, with Governor Mark Carney playing down expectations of an earlier-than-expected rise in interest rates, despite signs of a pickup in the U.K.’s economic recovery.
China’s factory output rose 8.7% in April, marking the slowest growth in five years and missing expectation of an 8.9% rise. Fixed-asset investment, a key driver of growth, grew 17.3% in the first four months of the year which was weaker than expected and the worst showing since December 2001.
Election mania completely gripped Indian markets this week.
Sensing the BJP led NDA victory, markets started the week on a buoyant note which got fueled by the exit polls released on Monday evening, which showed comfortable victory for the alliance. The final results on Friday even bettered most of the estimates, which made Nifty surge all the way to 7563, a severe profit booking after which made the benchmark close at 7203, still 5% higher week-on-week.
According to final tally, NDA won 336 seats with BJP getting 282 seats. Congress was decimated to just 44 seats.
FIIs were huge buyers in the cash segment, net buying stocks worth Rs 9671 cr for the week. They net bought index futures worth Rs 524 cr but net sold stock futures worth Rs 5439 cr. DIIs were net sellers to the tune of Rs 1700 cr.
Rupee appreciated 2% to close at 58.79/$.
Economic data was mixed. India’s Consumer Price inflation for April rose to a three-month high of 8.59%, up from 8.31% in March as food inflation climbed to 9.66% from 9.1%. WPI inflation however surprisingly eased to 5.2% in April from 5.7% in March. The figure for February however, was revised upwards to 5.03% from 4.68%. Core inflation stood at 3.4% as against 3.5% in March. March industrial production showed a contraction of 0.5%, improving from February’s 1.8% degrowth.
Oil marketing companies hiked diesel price by Rs 1.09/litre on Monday.
Bank of Baroda, Tata Steel and Tech Mahindra reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings while Dr Reddy, Bajaj Auto and PNB missed the estimates.
OUTLOOK
Key events to watch out in the US would be Minutes from the Federal Reserve’s April meeting, earnings from several bellwether retail companies including Home Depot, Staples and Target, and housing data.
The minutes should shed light on how central bank policy makers plan to balance winding down their long-running stimulus programs while at the same time maintaining momentum in the economic recovery. A report on existing home sales is out on Thursday on new home sales is out on Friday.
In Europe manufacturing PMI for April will be in focus after the data last week showed that the first quarter GDP growth was poorer-than-expected. Weak PMIs would add to the possibility of action by ECB in the early June meeting.
China’s HSBC manufacturing PMI for May would be released on Thursday. In April the figure was 48.1.
Politics will continue to be in focus at home as the swearing in ceremony of the newly elected government is expected on 21st and markets would be keenly watching allocation of key ministerial portfolios.
Corporate earnings to watch out would be SBI and ITC on Friday.
Activity from FIIs, who pumped in huge money last week, would also be in focus.
Technically, overall trend on the daily, weekly as well as monthly chart continues to be positive and as we have been mentioning, the correct way to ride this upmove would be to stay long with a trailing stop loss. 7080 is the immediate support on the daily chart, with the stop loss of which trading longs should be held on to.
On the way up, 7563, the top made on Friday, is the immediate resistance above which next major target would be around 8000, which is the target of the Cup & Handle formation breakout on the monthly chart.