Research Journal January-March-2023

All India Federation of Astrologers Society

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All India Federation of Astrologers Society State Bodies

Canada

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Australia

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Sh. Rajeev Jain Dist. Director

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Ms. Sanju Singh Dist. Director

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Assam

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Arunachal Pradesh

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Bihar

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Chhatisgarh

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Sh. Vinay Joshi Dist. Secretary

Mr. M. K. Shri Kumar Dist. Secretary

Chandigarh Tricity

Chandigarh

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Dr. Balwant Dhaliwal Dist. Director

Sh. Karan Sharma Dist. Director

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Sh. Deepak Singla Dist. Director

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Astro Gurmeet Dist. Secretary

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Sh. Krishna Kumar Saini Dist. Secretary

Sh. Inder Dist. Secretary

Panchkula

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Ms. Meena Salwan Dist. Director

Dr. Anup Nath Dist. Director

Sh. Paramjeet Singh Dist. Secretary

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Mr. Ashok Sharma Dist. Secretary

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Delhi - Karol Bagh

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Mr. Sanjeev Garg Dist. Commissioner

Ms. Shalini Malhotra Dist. Director (Publication)

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Ms. Simmi Kaur Dist. Director (Events)

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Sh. Prabhat Kumar Dist. Secretary

Sh. Dayachand Lamba Dist. Secretary

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Ms. Pooja Bharati Dist. Secretary

Mr. Mukesh Dist. Secretary

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Dr. Prabhat Kumar Saxena Dist. Secretary Delhi - Rohini

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Sh. Rakesh Dagar Dist. Director

Ms Suman Kohli Dist. Director

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Dr. Mohan K Gupta Dist. Secretary

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Mrs. Roopshree Mishra Dist. Secretary

Dr. Mamta Sharma Dist. Secretary

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Ms. Mukki Rashni Sharma Dist. Director

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Ms. Kiran Sethi Dist. Director (Research)

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Sh. Sanjeev Kumar Rishi Dist. Secretary

Sh. Amitabh Ubrol Dist. Secretary

Sh. P K Gupta Dist. Secretary

Ms. Poonam Shree Dist. Secretary

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Dr. Prachi Tyagi Dist. Secretary Ghaziabad

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Ms. Nitikaa Gulati Dist. Secretary

Sh. Arun Tholia Dist. Secretary

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Ach. Prashansa Kapoor Dist. Secretary

Astrologer Renu Kapoor Dist. Secretary

Astrologer Neha Sharma Dist. Secretary Noida

Sh. Baldev Mahajan Dist. Chairman

Mr. Ar. Satish K. Chohan Dist. Commissioner

Ms. Nupur Agarwal Dist. Director (Research)

Ms. Nisha Chhabra Dist. Director (Events)

Sh. Lalit Pant Dist. Director (Learning)

Ms. Asha Rastogi Dist. Director

Sh. Sunil Dixit Dist. Director

Sh. Ved Prakash Singh Dist. Director

Dr. Paramjeet Maan Dist. Secretary

Sh. Kumar Devesh Dist. Secretary

Ms. Bina Sapra Dist. Secretary

Ms. Krishna Kapoor Dist. Secretary

Sh. Bishan S. Sharma Dist. Secretary

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Vaishali

Ms. Hariprriya Dist. Chairman

Acharya Pankaj Jain Dist. Director

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Sh. Shiv Kumar Bhatt Dist. Secretary

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Gujarat - Kucch/Bhuj

Mr. Gaurang N. Gor Dist. Secretary Goa

Sh. Satvik D Abhisheki Dist. Secretary Haryana

Haryana - Ballabhgarh/ Hansi/Bahadurgarh

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Sh. Pramod Goyal Dist. Secretary

Sh. Kashish Sharma Dist. Secretary

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Haryana-Panipat/Yamuna Nagar/Karnal/Hisar

Sh. Gautam Prabhakar Dist. Chairman

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Sh. Darshan Sharma Dist. Director

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Sh. Virender Sharma Dist. Secretary

Mrs. Amita Bhasin Dist. Secretary

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All India Federation of Astrologers Society State Bodies

Himachal Pradesh

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Sh. Satyapal Sharma Dist. Secretary

J & K

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Jharkhand

Sh. Ram Chandra Mishra Dist. Commissioner

Pt. B.K. Binoba Dist. Director

Karnataka

Karnataka - Bangalore/Udupi

Dr. Raghu Ram Dist. Director

Sh. C K Narasimha Murthy Dist. Secretary

Sh. Hanuman Mal Dist. Secretary

Dr. Raghavendra Dist. Secretary

Ms. Poornima K Dist. Secretary

Karnataka - Hubli/S.Kannada

Sh. Praveen P. Nandinervanda Dist. Director

Sh. Basawaraj L Kurabet Dist. Secretary

Sh. M.V. Bannithaya Dist. Secretary

Kerala

Sh. K. Rajesh Dist. Secretary

Maharashtra

Maharashtra - Aurangabad

Dr. Satish R Upadhyay Dist. Secretary

Mr. Vikram S Tiwari Dist. Secretary

Ms. Seema Deshmukh Dist. Secretary

Ms. Shradha Upadhyay Dist. Secretary

Sh. Prasad Sudhakar Joshi Dist. Secretary

Maharashtra - Navi Mumbai

Ms. Shibani S Kasulla Dist. Chairman

Mr. Alok Mehta Dist. Secretary

Maharashtra - Palghar

Mrs. Rajashri Yogesh Shah Dist. Exe. Director

Mumbai- Kandivali(W)

Ms. Hina Vijay Oza Dist. Chairman

Ms. Chetali Vaidya Dist. Secretary

Mumbai

Sh. Nilesh N. Shah Dist. Commissioner

Ms. Rita Gandhi Dist. Director

Sh. Hemant Jogi Dist. Secretary

Ms. Seema Tripathi Dist. Secretary

Mr. Sanjay Kajwe Dist. Secretary

Mumbai - Bandra

Ms. Shraddha Sharma Dist. Director

Maharashtra- Nasik/Pune

Sh. Bhushan Shekhre Dist. Chairman

Mr. P.D. Patil Dist. Director

Mr. Suhas Dinkar Dongre Dist. Secretary

Mr. Abhay Agaste Dist. Secretary

Maharashtra- Jalgaon

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Maharashtra - Solapur

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Mr. Jayesh Ramavat Dist. Secretary

Maharashtra - Ahmednagar

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Sh. Prem Dwivedi Dist. Commissioner

Maharashtra - Thane

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Maharashtra - Chandrapur

Dr. Ramesh Joshi Dist. Director

Maharashtra - Nagpur

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Maharashtra - Malad

Sh. Prasad Sudhakar Joshi Dist. Secretary

Madhya Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh - Ujjain

Ms. Rekha Mehta Dist. Chairman

Ms. Prabha Bairagi Dist. Secretary

Sh. Jayendra Kirti Dist. Secretary

Sh. Sharad Gupta Dist. Secretary

Sh. Rakesh Soni Dist. Secretary

Sh. Gopal Vyas Dist. Secretary

Sh. Subhash Kasera Dist. Secretary

Sh. Yuvraj Rajoria Dist. Secretary

Devi Gyaneshwari Goswami Dist. Secretary

Sh. Shailendra Vyas Dist. Secretary

Sh. Krishna Mohan Avasthi Dist. Secretary

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Madhya Pradesh - Gwalior/Hoshangabad

Mr. Pankaj Singariya Dist. Commissioner

Mrs. Rajneesh Yadav Dist. Secretary

Sh. Gajendra Sarkar Dist. Secretary

Madhya Pradesh - Bhopal

Er. Ashok Sharma Dist. Director

Dr. Shalija Shrivastava Dist. Secretary

Madhya Pradesh - Chhindwara

Mr. Mitesh Soni Dist. Secretary

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Ms. Dimple Sharma Dist. Secretary

Madhya Pradesh - Khargone

Mr. Akhilesh Khede Dist. Director

Madhya Pradesh - Betul

Pt. Sanjeev Sharma Dist. Secretary

Sh. Manoj Rautkar Dist. Secretary

Odisha

Dr. Prashant Vaishya Dist. Director

Sh. Ajay Kumar Bahera Dist. Director

Sh. Ajay Kumar Bahera Dist. Director

Sh. Hemant K Chaudhary Dist. Secretary

Sh. Prem Chand Agrawal Dist. Secretary

Sh. Devidutta Dist. Secretary

Sh. Rohit Kumar Sha Dist. Secretary

Sh. Rudra Prasanna Mohapatra Dist. Secretary

Punjab - Ludhiana/Mansa

Sh. Sachin Atray Dist. Chairman

Sh. Lakshay Rai Dist. Director (Events)

Ms. Debjani Goswami (Tithi) Dist. Director (Research)

Sh. Rajesh Garg Dist. Director

Ms. Babita Dist. Secretary

Sh. Ashok Sharma Dist. Secretary

Ms. Sonia Mudgil Dist. Secretary

Ms. Neera Sharma Dist. Secretary

Sh. Keshav Lakhanpal Dist. Secretary

Ms. Anjana Kaushik Dist. Secretary

Dr. Deepika Singh Dist. Secretary

Sh. Rajan Loomba Dist. Secretary

Ms. Roopa Rani Dist. Secretary

Ms. Praveen Jain Dist. Secretary

Sh. Bhupinder Singh Saggu Dist. Secretary

Sh. Manoj Kanaujia Dist. Secretary

Mr. Mandeep Kumar Dist. Secretary

Mr. Manoj Kumar Shori Dist. Secretary

Ms. Meenu Jain Dist. Secretary

Punjab - Jalandhar

Ms. Mamta Gupta Dist. Chairman

Ms. Renu Sandhir Sharma Dist. Director

Sh. Vipan Sharma Dist. Director

Acharya Minni Dist. Director

Sh. Kulvir Chand Dist. Secretary

Sh. Davinder Pal Bahri Dist. Secretary

Ms. Pooja Jain Dist. Secretary

Sh. Jagjit Singh Dang Dist. Secretary

Sh. Bipin Brij Dist. Secretary

Punjab - Amritsar

Sh. Banveet Arora Dist. Chairman

Sh. Bimal Mehra Dist. Director (Research)

Ms. Jasmine Sokhi Dist. Director (Publication)

Ms. Bharti Sharma Dist. Director (Tourism)

Sh. Ashwini Sharma Dist. Director (Social Media)

Sh. Rajesh Khanna Dist. Director (Events)

Sh. Ashwini Suri Dist. Director (Events)

Ms. Natasha Dist. Director (Learning)

Sh. Krishan Kumar Mehra Dist. Secretary

Ms. Madhu Mahajan Dist. Secretary

Sh. Sourabh Arora Dist. Secretary

Sh. Parminder Singh Dist. Secretary

Sh. Vishal Sharma Dist. Secretary

Ms. Poonam Sharma Dist. Secretary

Sh. Manik Mehta Executive Member

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Punjab - Gurdaspur

Sh. Jishnu Gupta Dist. Chairman

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Punjab - Pathankot

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Sh. Amit Sharma Dist. Secretary

Sh. Raman Sharma Dist. Secretary

Punjab - Tarn Taran

Sh. Karanpreet Singh Dist. Secretary

Punjab - Moga

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Ms. Nitu Rani Dist. Secretary

Sh. Darpreet Singh Dist. Secretary

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Punjab - Hoshiarpur

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Punjab - Firozepur

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Punjab - Patiala/Fatehgarh Sahib/Nabha

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Sh. Sandeep Dhiman Dist. Secretary

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Punjab - Abohar

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Punjab - Barnala

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Punjab - Khanna

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Punjab - Phagwara

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Sh. Virender Kumar Gogna Dist. Director

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Punjab - Sangroor

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Mr. Raj Kumar Nagpal Dist. Secretary

Punjab - Roop Nagar

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Rajasthan

Sh. Prakash Nath Shastri Dist. Chairman

Sh. Vimal Pareek Dist. Director

Ms. Madhu Verma Dist. Director

Mr. Bhanwar Lal Gaur Dist. Director

Dr. Prateek Srivastava Dist. Director

Sh. Sandeep Bhargav Dist. Secretary

Pt. Jagdish Garg Dist. Secretary

Dr. Mahesh Chand Shastri Dist. Secretary

Sh. Manoj G Trivedi Dist. Secretary

Sh. Dara Singh Sihag Dist. Secretary

Sh. Shrikrishan Chandra Sharma Dist. Secretary

Dr. Krishan Lal Upadhyay Dist. Secretary

Ms. Praveena Pathak Dist. Secretary

Sh. Rajeev Dewan Dist. Secretary

Sh. Pratap Ram Babulal Purohit Dist. Secretary

Sh. Hement Kumar Sharma Dist. Secretary

Sh. Vinay Soral Dist. Secretary

Ms. Lalita Arora Dist. Secretary

Astro Amit Sharma Dist. Secretary

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Tamilnadu

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Uttar Pradesh

Uttar Pradesh - Modinagar

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Ms. Sonika Jain Dist. Secretary

Sh. Mukesh Jain Dist. Secretary

Sh. Udyan Prasad Kansval Dist. Secretary

Ms. Hemlata Singh Dist. Secretary

Uttar Pradesh - Moradabad

Mr. Ravish Chaddha Dist. Secretary

Uttar Pradesh - Meerut

Pt. Magadutt Shastri Dist. Chairman

Ms. Geeta Siddhi Dist. Secretary

Sh. Atul Kumar Shastri Dist. Secretary

Dr. Kajal Manglik Dist. Secretary

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Ms. Asha Tyagi Dist. Secretary

Sh. Vivekanand Dhoundiyal Dist. Secretary

Ms. Renu Dist. Secretary

Sh. Sandeep Kumar Singh Dist. Secretary

Ms. Ritu Krishna Dist. Secretary

Sh. Ankur Bhardwaj Dist. Secretary

Uttar Pradesh - Agra

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Sh. Anoop Raghav Dist. Secretary

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Uttar Pradesh - Bareilly

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Sh. Girish Kumar Mishra Dist. Secretary

Uttar Pradesh - Shamli

Sh. Sushil Chauhan Dist. Chairman

Uttar Pradesh - Kanpur

Sh. Vinoda Nand Dist. Secretary

Ms. Shruti Tiwari Dist. Secretary

Uttar Pradesh - Bulandshahar

Sh. Love Kush Bhardwaj Shastri Dist. Secretary

Uttar Pradesh - Lucknow

Ach. Vijay Verma Dist. Secretary

Mr. Ramesh Chandra Verma Dist. Secretary

Mr. Vaibhav Dist. Secretary

Mr. Rajiv Rastogi Dist. Secretary

Ms. Parvinder Kaur Dist. Secretary

Uttar Pradesh - Gorakhpur/Kushinagar

Ach. Kanhaiya Lal Tiwari Dist. Director

Ach. Deepak Tripathi Dist. Secretary

Ach. Jagannath Pandey Dist. Secretary

Dr. S.N. Khatri Dist. Secretary

Uttar Pradesh - Ambedkar Nagar

Mr. Alok Kumar Upadhyay Dist. Secretary

Uttar Pradesh - Jhansi

Ms. Bhagyashree Gaur Dist. Secretary

Uttarakhand

Uttarakhand - Rishikesh

Sh. Rudra Dist. Secretary

Uttarakhand - Rudrapur

Pt. Bhairav Sharma Dist. Commissioner

Sh. Daya Shankar Shrimali Dist. Secretary

Uttarakhand - Roorkee

Mr. Harsh Sanghvi Dist. Director

Ms. Kalpana Dist. Secretary

Uttarakhand - Haridwar

Sh. Om Prakash Agarwal Dist. Secretary

Uttarakhand - Pauri Garhwal

Mr. Rajesh Tripathi Dist. Secretary

Uttarakhand - Dehradun

Acharya Nisha Kumar Dist. Secretary

West Bengal

Mr. Ramakrishna Sharma Dist. Director

Sh. Prakash Ranjan Sarkar Dist. Secretary

Sh. Pradeep Kumar Agarwal Dist. Secretary

Sh. Ramesh Chandra Maji Dist. Secretary

Sh. Ravi Jain Dist. Secretary

Sh. Bal Kishan Purohit Dist. Secretary

Sh. P. R. Halder Dist. Secretary

Mr. Subhash Kumar Dutta Dist. Secretary

Ms. Aritriya Banerjee Dist. Secretary

Chapters

All India Federation of Astrologers Society

Flagship Store : A-3, Ring Road, South Ex. Part-1, New Delhi - 110049, Ph : 40541020 (50 Line) Branch Office : B-237, Sector-26, Noida - 201301, UP, Ph : 40541020

E-mail : mail@aifas.com, Web : www.aifas.com

Tehran Chapter

Iran

Mr. Alireza Pourmahram

Add: No. 388, Entrance 2, Block-C2, Phase-1, Ekbatan Complex Buildings, Tehran (Iran), Post Code- 1395633185

M : 00989351176759, 00989127007378

Email : info@tantravidya.com, tantravidya@yahoo.com

Web : http://www.tantravidya.com

nepal

Kathmandu Chapter

Dr. K. N. Bastakoty

Vastupath-7, Pragati-Tole, Dhumbarahi, GPO BOX-6660, Kathmandu, Nepal

Phone: 00977-1-4433841

Fax : 00977-1-4446178

Pokhara Chapter

Dr. Balaram Upadhyay Regmi

Pokhara College of Astrology

Post Box No-207, Pokhara, Nepal

Phone/Fax: 00977-61-540347

Mob : 9856020914

South amerIca

Columbia Chapter

Mr. Pablo Contreras

Av Cra 9 # 106-06, Bogota Colombia

+57-1-5202706, +57-3114892830

Bogota Chapter

Mr. Rama Raj

Maha Veda Academy

CR 8 N 45-87, PISO 2

Bogota, Colombia

+57-317-6644618

ramarajadas@gmail.com

Ecuador Chapter

Santiago Fonseca

Avenida Paucarbamba 2-24, con calle

Manuel J. Calle Cuenca, Ecuador-010150

Ph.: (+593) 72810132

santifonseca@gmail.com

thaIland

Bangkok Chapter

Mrs. Kritikavalai Hirunsi

Thai International Institute of Astrology

Association Naemwonewan Branch(Project)

94/6 Naemwongwan Rd. Laksi, Thungsong Hong Bangkok 10210, Thailand, Ph. : 091-9956159

timytomy5@hotmail.com

unIted KIngdom (u.K.)

U.K. Chapter

Mr. Konstantinos Doropoulos

31 Birkby Hall Road, Huddersfield

HD2 2TJ, United Kingdom (UK)

Ph : 00441484315196

Mob : 004407429179811

email : samarpan_tarab@yahoo.gr

U.K. Chapter

Mr. Suneel Kapoor 71 Church Road, Owlsmoor Sandhursi

GU 47 OTP Berkshire

Mob. : 0044-7427620675, 0044-7973024345

email : sksuneel2073@gmail.com

u.S.a

Orlando Chapter

All India Astrological Services #2070, Tiptree Circle Orlando, FL-32837 (USA)

Ph.:1-800-238-4295,407-857-4319

Fax - 407-857-9498

Web - www.hinduastrology.us

New York Chapter

Ms. Priti Bhatia, Preet Jyotish #30-08A, Broadway, Astoria New York-11106, USA

Ph.:1-646-415-2487

E-mail - pritiniti@gmail.com

andhra pradeSh

Rajahmundr y Chapter

• Sh. P. S. Phani Sarma

#4-211/2, Sri Shirdi Sai Nagar, Besides Coir Board, Dowlaiswaram, Dist-East Godawari-533125 (A. P.)

Mob : 09440490999

phanimadhuri1971@gmail.com

aSSam

Guwahati Chapter

• Shri Abhijit Dhar

School of Indian Astrology

S B Market, 4th floor, Birkuchi Tinali Guwahati -781026

Mob : 09435146262, 09864046652

Email:astrology_abhijeet@hotmail.com

Web.:www.darshan.net.in/abhijeet.html

BIhar

Gaya Chapter

• Sh. Pramod Kumar Sinha

Astrological Point

Shanti Niketan, Maharani Road

Gaya - 823002 (Bihar)

Ph : 063 1-2225473, Mob : 09431223487, 0983526086

pramod@astrologicalpointindia.com

info@astrologicalpointindia.com

Web.: www.astrologicalpointindia.com

Patna Chapter

• Sh. Pramod Kumar Sinha

Astrological Point, H.No.-3, A.N. Path, North S.K. Puri, Near H.P. Petrol Pump

Patna - 800013

Mob : 09835412470, 0983526086

pramod@astrologicalpointindia.com

info@astrologicalpointindia.com

Web.: www.astrologicalpointindia.com

Bihar Sharif Chapter

• Sh. Ranjeet Kumar Sinha

New Astrological Point, Moh- Uddant puri, Garhpar

East of Cambride School

Bihar Sharif, Dist- Nalanda-803101

Mob. - 7004777141, 9955565880

chhatISgarh

Bhilai Chapter

• Sh. Jayant Pandey

Kaatyaayni Jyotish

10/B, Street N.P.A., Sector-5, Bhilai-490001, (C.G) Ph:0788-2279918, Mob: 09329012021(Bhilai) 09833137666 (Mumbai)

Email: panditjayant1@yahoo.co.in

Web.: astrology24x7.com

Raipur Chapter

• Dr. Seema Jindal

Institute of Vastu and Peaceful living

3-C Mallika Merlin Jayashri Vihar, Krishi Upaj Mandi Road, Pandri Tarai,Raipur, Chhatisgarh

Mob : 9826879800

Email : seema.jindal78@gmail.com

chandIgarh trIcIty

Panchkula Chapter

• Er. K.L. Verma

Institute of Cosmic Sciences

1221, Sector 21, Panchkula-134109, Mob : 09872641221

email : klverma21@gmail.com

web : www.ics-india.org

delhI & ncr

South Ex. Chapter

• Smt. Abha Bansal

Future Point

A-3, South Extn. Part-1, Ring Road, New Delhi -110049 Ph.:011-40541000, 40541004 mail@futurepointindia.com, mail@aifas.com

Web.: www.futurepointindia.com

Dwarka (Sector 8) Chapter

Ach. Bhavna Bhatia

Cosmic Future Point

D-13 (4th Floor), Sector - 8, Bagdola, Dwarka, New Delhi-110077

Mob: 09811131939, 09811131642 astrourja@gmail.com, ankguru@gmail.com

Shahdara Chapter

• Sh. Harish Kumar Malik

Jai Guru Jyotish Sansthan

1/9533, Street No.-2, Partap Pura, West Rohtash Nagar, Shahdara, Delhi-32

Mob : 09871408417

Email: harishmalik76@gmail.com

Saraswati Vihar Chapter

• Sh. Sewaram Jaipuriya

Institute of Vastu and Joyful Living B-292, Saraswati Vihar, Delhi-110034

Ph:011-27030966/67, 65169566, 27020736

Mob: 9810100533, 9971688133

Email: ptgopal@yahoo.com

Web:www.panditgopalsharma.com

Shastri Nagar Chapter

• Acharya Rajender Chawdhary

Jyotish Aradhna, Institute of Astrology & Vastu

A-771, Shastri Nagar, Delhi-110052

Ph : 9810906914, 9818150352

Email: rajenderchawdhary@gmail.com

Dwarka (Sector 14) Chapter

• Ms. Sunita Upadhyay

MIG Flat No. 151, Pocket-B, Sector-14 Kautaliya Aptt., Dwarka, Delhi - 110075 Mob:09811677308

sunitasaikids@gmail.com

Preet Vihar Chapter

• Ramesh Kumar Sharma

Zodiac Astrology

Shop No. 12, DDA Market, Near Mother Dairy Booth, New Rajdhani Enclave, Preet Vihar, New Delhi - 110092 Ph. : 011-79649001 rksharmaastro60@yahoo.in zodiacastrology999@gmail.com

Uttam Nagar Chapter

• Ach. Praveen Kumar Soni

H.No.-9E, Ground Floor, Om Vihar

Phase-1A, Behind Mata Roop Rani Maggo Hospital, Near Metro Piller No. 707, New Delhi-110059

M-9313531818, 9319255117

Tagore Garden Chapter

• Sh. Pradeep Malhotra

Lal Kitab Gurukulam

BA-357/1, Tagore Garden, New Delhi - 110027 Mob.- 9625594827

malhotra2012pradeep@gmail.com

Palam Vihar Chapter

• Pt. Ashok Kumar Sharma

Inst. of Vastu, Astrology & Gemology

C-118, 1st Flr, Palam Vyapar Kendra Palam Vihar, Gurgaon-(Har.)-122017

Ph:0124-4073863-64, 09971743292

Email: orbitplanet9@gmail.com web : www.i-vag.com

Ghaziabad Chapter

• Sh. Sukhvinder Singh

Saransh Jyotish

30/1, Lal Quarter, Lohia Nagar, Ghaziabad-201001(U.P.)

Mob : 09811067209

Email : saranshjyotish@gmail.com

Ghaziabad New Anand Vihar Chapter

• Sh. Harsh Vardhan Bhaskar

Devansh Jyotish

A-42, New Anand Vihar, Near Rakesh Marg Bhatia Factory, Ghaziabad

M-9718142839, 9810790782

hbhaskar857@gmail.com

Chapters

Vaishali Chapter

• Sh. N. K. Gupta

Astro-Vastu Prabhodhini Kendra

Ansal Plaza Mall, UGSR-1G

Vaishali, Ghaziabad, UP

Mob: 9810604604, 8447674201

Noida Chapter -I

• Mrs. Tanvi Bansal

Future Point

B-237, Sector-26, Noida - 201301, UP

Ph: 9911175551, 9910080002

Email:mail@futurepointindia.com

gujarat

Surat Chapter

• Sh. H. B. Joshi

Bhaskara Bureau of Vedic Astrology

10/1774, Popawala Street

Soni Falia, Surat-395003

Ph:0261-2599066, M-09427474796

hjoshiastrovastu@gmail.com

Anand Chapter

• Tejas Patel / Kaveeta Ramani

Pushpa Reiki Centre

1, Hari Om Nagar, Borsad Road

Jitodiya, Anand - 388345

M- 9824505756, 9824846300

Bharuch Chapter

• Mr. Vijay Kumar Parimal Solanki

Hetvi Astro & Vastu Consultant

284, Shilpi Square , Opp., Nagori Dairy, Dahej bypass road, Bharuch-392001

Mob : 9925032690

web: www.hetviastro.com

Email : vijaysolanki2212@gmail.com

Dholka Chapter

• Mr. Abhishek Navinchandra Joshi A124 Dwarikapuri Society, Saroda Road

Kalikund, Dholka - 387810 (Guj.)

M- 9725194913

email : abhishekjoshi501@gmail.com

Rajkot Chapter

• Shri Umesh Kumar K. Dave A/41, Alap Avenue, Near Pushkardham University Road, Rajkot-360005

Mob- 9824853607

Vadodara Chapter

• Shri Shashikant K. Sharma

Vedic Vidhya Astrovastu Vision Shop No. 5, Surdhara complex, near Shiv Parti Plot, Manjalpur, Vadodara-390011

Mob : 7972483072

Vedvidhyavastu@gmail.com

RESEARCH JOURNAL

goa

Goa Chapter

• Sh. Sudarshan V. Deshpande

Shree Datta Krupa Astro. Res. Centre

Plot No. 251, Amona, Ferry Road, Devlay, Candola, Goa-403107

Mob: 09764004315

Email: svd02@yahoo.co.in

haryana

Ambala Chapter

• Shri Rajesh Garg

1634/11, Mahavir Nagar, Ambala City-134003

Mob : 09416499840, 07696118000

Email: divinogroupofinstitutes@gmail.com

Email: divinogroupofinstitutes@yahoo.com

Jagadhri Chapter

• Sh. Prince Sharma

H.No.-58, Kapal Mochan

Bilaspur, Teh-Jagadhri

Yamuna Nagar - 135001, Haryana

M- 9050913343, 9466541777

Kurukshetra Chapter

• Sh. Ashwani Gautam

Bye Pass Road, Professor Colony, Thanesar

Kurukshetra-136118, Haryana

Mob : 9034730625

Yamuna Nagar Chapter

• Pt. Gopal Raj Kaushal

Maa Durga Jyotish Shiksha Kendra

Gali No. 5, Azad Nagar, Yamuna Nagar-135001, (Haryana)

Mob : 09355009847

Email:jaibawalal@rediffmail.com

KarnataKa

Bangalore Chapter-I

• Sh. T. V. Laxminarsimhiah

Jyothir Mandiram, 39, 2nd Main, 2nd Stage, West Chord Road, Bangalore-560010

Ph: 080-23494724, Mob- 09481244050

Email: tvln.iah@gmail.com

maharaShtra

Mumbai Chapter

• Sh. Jayant Pandey

Kaatyaayni Jyotish

906, Kanchan Ganga Apt., Near Manish Market, J.P. Road, 4 Bunglow Andheri(W), Mumbai-53 09833137666 (Mumbai)

Email: panditjayant1@yahoo.co.in Web.: astrology24x7.com

Pune Chapter

• Sh. Prashant Manda

Vastu & Fengsui Res. Centre

C./o Suhas Parekh

20/17, Sakal Nagar, Baner Road, Aundh, Pune-411007, Maharashtra Mobile : 09823746626 prashant_manda@rediffmail.com www.vastumaharuishi.blogspot.com

Pune Sasane Nagar Chapter

Anmol Astro & Vastu Consultant

• Smt. Medha Shekhar Kulkarni

Binawat Complex, Flat No-5, 2nd Floor Kalepadal Road, Sasane Nagar Pune - 411028, Maharashtra

M- 9175186045, 9850110391 sandhisevapendra19@gmail.com

Nagpur Chapter

• Sh. Chetan Lalitbhav Malviya 97, Jasoda Kunj, Nivruti Nagar, Bharatwada Road, Behind Gujrati Colony, Nagpur-400035

Mob : 9371765254, 8793160670

email : malaviyachetan29@gmail.com

madhya pradeSh

Damoh Chapter

• Jyotishacharya Rajjan Prasad Patel

Sidhi Vinayak Jyotish Kendra

Shrivastava Colony, Near Vaishali Nagar

Damoh, M.P

Mob : 09300694736

Email:astro.rppatel@gmail.com

Indore Chapter-II

• Er. Akhilesh Jain

Aloukik Vastu Jyotish Anu. Sansthan

82, Vidya Nagar, Sapana Sangeeta, Inodre (M.P.)

Ph:0731-4066871, M-09826016534

Email:aloukikurja@yahoo.co.in

Web.: www.astrourja.com

Indore Chapter-IV

• Ms. Vedica Srivastav Vedica Astrology Centre “Rigved”

10 Vaikunthdham Colony, Anand Bazar, Indore-452206

Mob. : 09827080111

Email: vedica.shrivastav@gmail.com

Web.: www.shopastro.com

Indore Chapter-V

• Mr. Devendra Singh Khushwaha

Shop No. 8, 1st Floor, Sterling Power, Near Apollow Tower, M.G. Road, Indore- 452020, M.P.

Mob : 09826406476, 09993722250

Email:dev.astrology12@gmail.com

web : www.devastro.com

Chapters

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Bhubaneshwar Chapter

• Amitav Mohanty

Ground Floor, Plot No. - 456/2413, Shree Vihar, Po- Patia, PS-Chandrasekharpur, Bhubaneswar, Orissa-751031

Mob: 09937647373

amitavmohanty007@gmail.com

mohantyamitav007@yahoo.com

punjaB

Amritsar Chapter

• Mr. Jishnu Gupta

Amritsar Inst. of Ast. Sci. & Res. Centre

C/o - Shri R.K. Gupta

SCF-18C, C Block Market, Ranjeet Avenue Nr. Eldo Rado Restaurant, Amritsar-143001

Ph.:0183-2502970, M-09815902970

rkguptaastrologer@gmail.com

Jalandhar Cant Chapter

• Col(Dr.) Ashok Kumar Sharma

The Vedant Lifestyle Alignment, Management & Research Institute

Sco-01, Eagle Enclave, Khusropur, Jalandhar - 144024, Punjab

M-08054451051

E-mail:ashok626santa@gmail.com

Ludhiana Chapter

Prof. Madan Mohan

Dr. Suresh Atray / Mr. Divyadeep Gaur 102, Pratap Colony, Model Gram, Ludhiana- 141002

Mo.: 9357440102, Ph.:01624-223356

Email: atraysachin13@gmail.com

Patiala Chapter

Sh. Sunil Sharma

Jhill Chownk, Sirhind Road, Patiala, Punjab M-7888646989, 8699739368

suneelgoud@gmail.com

rajaSthan

Amer Chapter

• Pt. Sanjay Sharma

317, Badrinath Colony

Ward No. 1, Sagar Road, Amer-302028

Mob : 7791027500

Bikaner Chapter

• Dr. Nand Kishore Purohit

“The Forecast House”

Institute of Future Forecasting (India)

Near Ramdev Temple, Dammani Chowk

Bikaner (Raj.)-334001

Ph : 0151-3201198, 3206556

Mob : 09414230268, 09024468889

Ganganagar Chapter

• Pt. Ghanshyam Das

Bhrigu Jyotish Vidyapeeth

983, Purani Aabadi, Ward No. 15, Ganganagar-335001 (Raj.)

Ph : 0154- 2451242, Mob.- 09166157278

RESEARCH JOURNAL

Jaipur Chapter

• Ach.Shiv Kumar Agrawal

Astrology Study & Research Centre

36-A, Gangwal Park, Behind SMS Medical College, Jaipur-302004

Mob: 09414943101, Ph:0141-2608003 mail : pcpljpr@gmail.com, web : www.astrologyjaipur.com

Jodhpur Chapter

• Shri Rajendra Kumar Purohit

Vastu and Jyotish Anu. Kendra

Geeta Bhawan, 1st Floor, Room -12, Shivanchi Gate Rd, Jodhpur (Raj.)-342001

Mob: 09828128117

Email:purohitrk2001@yahoo.co.in

Kota Chapter

• Jyotish Achharya Pramila Gupta

349, Keshavpura-4, Kota (Raj.)-324005

Mob.: 9214316424

Email: pramilagupta066@gmail.com

Tonk Chapter

• Sh. Babulal Shastri

Manu Jyotish & Vastu Res. Centre

Opp. Barwali Haweli, Subhash Bazar, Tonk- 304001 (Raj.)

Ph: 01432-245358, M- 09413129502 manujyotishvastu@rediffmail.com

tamIlnadu

Chennai Chapter

• Sh. R. Karnan

Astroved Com Private Limited

SP.-75, Sidco Industrial Estate, Ambattur, Chennai-600058

Mob : 044-43419898 support@astroved.com

uttar pradeSh

Agra Chapter

• Dr. Mahesh Parasar

Jyotish Tantra Shiksha Prasar Samiti

C/o Bhavishy Darshan, Shop No. 6, FF, Bhagwati Complex, Opp. Shah Talkies, M G Road, Agra -282002(U.P.)

Phone : 0562-2525262, 2856666

Mob : 09719666777, 09719005262

Email: mail@bhabishydarshan.in pushpit_aayu1910@yahoo.co.in Web:www.bhabishydarshan.com

Aligarh Chapter

• Dr. Sarvottam Dixit

Future Point Computers

Opp. Roadways Bus Stand

Shah Kamal Road, Aligarh-202001(U.P.)

M-09837190538

Email: sdixit_dr@rediffmail.com

Bijnor Chapter

• Mr. Ashish Vashishtha of’k”B T;ksfr”k laLFkku

Moh - Sotiyan, Dist- Bijnor (UP) 246701 M-8218676294, 9058350007 vasishthaashish3@gmail.com

Gorakhpur Chapter

• Ms. Manjri Gupta/Sh. Ashish Umar

Sadguru Adwat Jyotish & Vastu

Paramarsh Kendra

Upadhay Complex, Shivaji Nagar, Bagaha Vir Baba Mandir Raod, Rustampur, Gorakhpur - 273016 Mob.9450731183, 9956666415 email : alma.global@yahoo.in

Hapur Chapter

• Sh. Shiv Kumar Garg

Shiva Jyotish Kendra

1658, New Panna Puri, Pacca Bagh, Hapur-245101 Mob : 8881856657, 7417236409 email : sgarg9493@gmil.com web : www.astroadhyatm.com

Etah Chapter

• Ms. Sangeeta Gupta 246, Bank Colony

Shringar Nagar, Etah- 207001, U.P. Mob: 9410878400

Kanpur Chapter

• Sh. Sharad Kumar Tripathi

Mani Computers & Ast. Res. Centre

194/B/4, O Block, Kidwai Nagar, In front of Society Registrar Office

Nr. Site No.1 Chauraha, Kanpur(U.P.)-208002

Mob : 09336101269, 09918101269

Email:mani_futurepoint@hotmail.com

Lucknow Chapter-I

• Shri Tara Chandra Khatri

Kalptaru Kaamdhenu Jyotish Karyalaya

B-7, Chaupatiyan Colony

Lucknow (U.P.)-236003

Ph:0522-3231789, M : 9415763207, 9305562012

Meerut Chapter

• Shri Indu Garg

Indudeep Future Point

D-262, Shastri Nagar, Meerut -250002 Phone : 0121-2761080, 4002566

indudeepfuturepoint@gmail.com

Meerut Baghpat Road Chapter

• Shri Sharad Agarwal

H.No. 46/58, Umesh Vihar

Madhuban Transport Co. wali Gali

T.P. Nagar, Meerut-250002

Ph : 0121-2402257, 4059727

M :9457129116

sharadmanglik@rediffmail.com

Chapters

Meerut Jagriti Vihar Chapter

• Smt. Pinki

W/o- Sandeep Kumar Singh

C/o N.S. Tomar

209/9, Jagriti Vihar, Meerut

M- 8923385409

Modi Nagar Chapter

• Shri Brijbhushan Sharma

288A, Gali No. -4, Santtura, Govindpuri

Modi Nagar - 201204, U.P.

M- 9368433275

Prayagraj Chapter

• Gaurav Saksena

Jai Maa Kalyani

25/1, Tagore Town, Prayagraj -211002

M-8960000010

email: gsaksena@yahoo.com

Saharanpur Chapter

• Pt. Mukesh Sharma

Durgapuri Colony, Nehru Nagar, Near ITC, Saharnpur- 247001, U.P.

M-9520009000, 9837093634

web : www.neelkanthastro.com

email : neelkanthastroguruji@gmail.com

Varanasi Chapter

• Sh. Kunwar Sahne

Kashivishwanath Jyotish Vidhyalay

N-7/15, Aanand Vihaar Colony, Near APEX Hospital, D.L.W-HYDEL Road, Varanasi-221010, U.P.

Mob : 09792365981, 9044110033

email: gurug@hotmail.com

uttaraKhand

Rudrapur Chapter

• Ms. Poonam Chandna

Rudra Future Point

Dream Home Colony,

Villa No.-A/12, Kiccha Road, Rudrapur, Udham Singh Nagar-263153

Mob : 09911109229, 9811677308

Email: poonamchandna2013@gmail.com

WeSt Bengal

Kolkata Chapter (West Bengal)

• Acharya Sanat Kumar Datta

Anuradha Future Point

P-52, Kalindi Housing Estate

Kolkata-700089 (W.B.)

Ph : 033-25226765, M-09830313995

Kolkata Chapter (West Bengal)

• Dr. Surendra Kapoor

Happy Zodiac Guru

Sagar Jyoti Apartment

RAA-37, Raghunathpur, VIP Road, Kolkata-59

Haapy House, 21, Camac Street, Kolkata-16

M- 9831229090/9830029090

Yogas for Indian Administrative Service

It is the desire of every candidate to get selected in the Indian Administrative Services. Lakhs of candidates study day and night for many years to succeed in examinations. Even after that, when not able to succeed, candidates feel very disappointed. They also visit astrologers to know their future. Astrologers also have a desire to know the exact combination so that they can give the correct answer to the person. So let’s study the exact astrological combination for administrative services.

Indian Administrative Service :-

Administrative service is the highest service in India. In this service, the person gets all the three- respect, power and money. If someone gets this type of service then definitely his ascendant and ascendant lord must be strong. So the first step is to check the ascendant and see whether it is weak or not. The Ascendant's lord must not be debilitated, in an enemy sign or in a trik house. Along with this, the debilitated planets or the lord of the trik house must not be in the ascendant.

After that Sun and Moon which are Rajasik planets should be considered. Sun is considered as the king and Moon is considered as the queen in astrology. Administrative service is also a kind of royal service. Therefore, administrative service is affected by Sun and Moon. Both Sun and Moon should be associated with Karma Bhava i.e. the tenth house with the ascendant. If not so, then the native cannot be successful in administrative service.

Apart from this, the role of Venus is also very important in administrative service. If the aspect of Venus is related to Sun, Moon or the ninth and the tenth house, then the native remains in administrative service. The reason is very simple – the person working in the administrative service lives a life full of comfort and luxury. Living in a luxury house, facility of cars and servants etc. is easily provided in this service. All arrangements are available on his single order. Therefore, the role of Venus is important in this service.

Apart from this, it is a Royal service therefore, Sun's role is important in this service. Sun becomes strong with the aspect of Jupiter or the influence of Jupiter. Hence the aspect of Jupiter on Sun or the association of Jupiter with Sun assumes a special role in this service. Sun should be with Jupiter but Jupiter should not be deep combust. For this, Jupiter must be about 5 degrees away from Sun.

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If the distance increases, the native becomes less powerful. In case, Jupiter is behind Sun, there is a decrease in the power. Aspect of Jupiter on Sun also gives similar results. This aspect also works with the same power. Aspect should be considered according to the planet degrees and not according to the Lagna chart.

For example, if Jupiter is 28 degrees in Taurus and Sun is 2 degrees in Libra, then according to the Lagna chart, Jupiter is not aspecting Sun, but according to the degrees, it has complete aspect and the results are also obtained fully well.

Jupiter's association with both Sun and the tenth house plays an important role in rendering administrative services. In this way, Sun, Moon, Venus and Jupiter play an important role in providing administrative service.

If we consider the houses, then the tenth house, which is also the karma bhava, is definitely the main house for the service. Nothing happens without luck. Honour, respect, money are all obtained by luck. Therefore, the role of the house of luck i.e. the ninth house is equally important. Its association with the tenth house shows that the person will be in a big position or business.

Similarly, the role of the eighth house, which is the benefic house of the tenth, is very important in getting a high position. If the eighth house is associated with the tenth house, then the person is established in a big position.

The following points can be considered for whether the eighth house or the ninth house is associated to the tenth house or not.

1. There should be a change of house in the house of sub lord.

2. Sub lords of houses are together.

3. The sub lords of the houses aspect each other or the sub lord of one aspects the other.

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4. The sub lord of one house is in the other house. Apart from the above planets and houses, Rahu and Ketu, which are called karmic control planets, also have an important role in providing opportunities for administrative service. They are capable of giving auspicious or inauspicious results according to the deeds of our previous births. Where RahuKetu are sitting, the lord of those houses play the role of a controlling planet. If these karmic planets are associated to 8th, 9th or 10th house, or with Sun, Moon or Venus, then native can get the opportunity of serving in administrative service.

Overall, the following combination are helpful for getting administrative service:-

1. The eighth, ninth and tenth houses should be associated with each other.

2. Venus should be associated with eighth, ninth or tenth house.

3. Sun and Moon should be associated with eighth, ninth, tenth and Venus.

4. The karmic planets should be associated with eighth, tenth and Venus.

5. If Jupiter is associated with Sun, it is desired the degree of Jupiter should be approximately equal to the degree of Sun, be it in conjunction or in aspect.

Let us see for example how these combinations are able to get the post of administrative service.

3. Sun is in the ninth house and Moon is in the tenth house, the eighth lord is aspecting the Sun. Venus is with the Sun. Thus Sun and Moon are associated to eighth, ninth, tenth and Venus.

4. House Lord of Rahu i.e. Karmic planet is Venus, which is associated to all the three houses, eighth, ninth and tenth.

5. Jupiter's aspect is on Sun and Jupiter is of 29° and Sun is of 18°21'. Jupiter 's degree are more than that of the Sun.

In this way it can be seen that the above yogas are fully capable of providing administrative service. But sometimes one or two yogas may click partially only.

Allied Services:

Income Tax Services:- Jupiter is important for revenue services as it is related to property. Also, the twelfth house is necessary because it is related to raids etc. Since the sixth house is related to the court, it is also necessary. In this way, it is mandatory for revenue services to have association of the trik houses with the ninth and the tenth houses.

Audit Services: For this, the association of Mercury and Jupiter with the ninth and the tenth house or lord of the house, is necessary.

Police Services: Mars is the significator of police, so association of Mars with the ninth and the tenth house is necessary. Along with this, sixth house, the significator of court should also be associated with them.

Sun Aries 18°:21'

Moon Taurus 16°:22'

Mars Gemini 5°:16'

Mer. Aries 24°:8'

Jupiter Leo 29°:00'

Venus Aries 22°:59'

Saturn Scorpio 19°:51'

Rahu Libra 26°:19'

Ketu Aries 26°:19'

This person was be employed in administrative service.

1. Lord of Tenth house is placed in the ninth house. Lord of Eighth house is aspecting the ninth house. Thus eighth, ninth & tenth are associated to each other.

2. Venus being the tenth lord is situated in the ninth house and is aspected by the eighth lord. Thus Venus is associated to the eighth, ninth and tenth house.

Forest Services: Sun is the significator of forest, wood etc. and Saturn is the significator of Earth, Mars is the significator of land, so for forest services it is necessary to have association of Sun, Saturn and Mars from the ninth and the tenth house.

Rail services: Saturn is the significator of iron and Venus is the significator of vehicle etc. Therefore, if the main association of Saturn and Venus is with the ninth and the tenth house, then you will get a job in the railway services.

Information Services: It is also necessary to have an association between the third house, Jupiter and Mercury.

The above formulas can prove to be excellent in making predictions about Indian Administrative Services. It has definitely been seen that those who are engaged in administrative service, these yogas are fully present in their horoscopes, but those who are not serving in it and are on other high posts; even then these yogas can be present in their horoscopes.

Scientist Yoga

ALBERT EINSTEIN

This famous Scientist was born on 14–03–1879, 11:30 Hrs, Ulm ( Germany)

See the above Rasi chart, Lord of the 5th knowledge is in conjuntion with Lord of the 9th Research. Lord of the 5th is exalted in the

By S.V.Agneesh Vetrimukan

10 th house of Career, Name and fame. Lord of Research in Natural Zodiac is well placed in the 9th house of Research, Jupiter aspects the lagna, 3rd house of Brain power and 5th house of Knowledge. No one became a Scientist or Researcher with a weak 9th and 5th house. Let us examine Career Highlights through Karma Raja Yoga point from K.P. chart. see the K.P. chart given below :

KARMA RAJA YOGA — calculation as follows :

Longtitude of the 10th cusp 320–40–48( Aquarius)

Longtitude of 10th Lord sat 342–02–05 ( pisces)

Add the sum of Two = 662–43–03

ALBERT EINSTEIN

14–03–1879, 11:30 Hrs, Ulm ( Germany)

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RESEARCH

Longtitude of Karma Raja Saturn 342–02–05 ( pisces)

Add 360 degrees to Karma Raja+360–00–00

Sum of Karma Raja SATURN ===702–02–15

Minus sum of tenth cusp ————662–43–03

Remaining longtitude from SAT =39–19–12, Karma Raja yoga point placed on 09degrees 19minutes 12 seconds on Taurus, See the Karma Raja Aspects K.R.Y. point on the 12th House, we already saw in Sir isac Newtons chart, Karma Raja saturn Aspect the K.R.Y.point on the 12th house With same combination of Karma Raja Aspects.

Karma Raja yoga point placed on SUN STAR and VENUS sub. See the K.P.sublord table given below for your reference.

Sun in Pisces at 01–21–13 on Jupiter star and Rahu sub. see the Reference from K.P.table

Venus in Pisces at 24–50–10 on MERCURY star RAHU sub. See the Reference from K.P.table -

KARMA RAJA YOGA PLANETS — SUN, VENUS, JUPITER, MERCURY, RAHU. Now we examine the planetary ruling periods on Career Highlights of Albert Einstein.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

1.Albert Einstein Published “Annus Mirabilis” in 1905 with contents— Photo Electric effect,Brownian motion, Special Relativity,Equivalence of Mass and Energy,during VENUS Mahadasa RAHU Bhukthi.

2.Albert Einstein was recognized as a leading scientist on 1908, during VENUS Mahadasa JUPITER Bhukthi.

3.Albert Einstein was elected as the president of German Science Society on 1916–1918, during SUN Mahadasa- RAHU, JUPITER Bhukthis.

4.NOBEL PRICE — ALBERT EINSTEIN was Awarded the Nobel Prize on 1921, during SUN Mahadasa -VENUS Bhukthi.

RISING OF SCIENCE— SIR ISAC NEWTON

SIR ISAC NEWTON : The Great scientist an English mathematician, physicist, Astronomer was born on 4th january 1643,01:37 Hrs, Lincoinshire.

RESEARCH — Ninth House and Jupiter, Ketu are very important for research works, The strong Ninth lord, or Jupiter in 1,5,9 is very good for P.h.d. Let us analyse the D1 chart of Sir ISAC NEWTON

See the above chart

1.Mutual Aspect between 9th Lord Mercury with 10th Lord Moon

2.9th Lord in 3rd House, 3rd House is the House of brain and skills, Mercury lord of 9th

-higher studies is in conjuntion with 11th Lord Sun which represents which is the analytical capacity.

3.See the 5th house occupied by Venus Lagna Lord in conjuntion with Jupiter shows lightning power of knowledge, Jupiter aspects 10th Lord Moon from 5th aspect, Jupiter aspecting 9th became very good for research works. Jupiter aspects the 11th house, and Lagna is very good for a scientist.

4.5th Lord Saturn, Lord of Knowledge in conjuntion with Ketu in the 6th house, ruled by Jupiter is good. Saturn aspects the 8th house and the 12th house. Rahu placed in 12th. 8th and 12th are good for occult. Let us we move from D1 chart and examine career highlights on Karma Raja Yoga points from K.P.chart.

Calculation of Karma Raja Yoga points is as follows :

Longtitude of the 10th cusp 106–21–24

Cancer

Longtitude of 10th Lord moon73—34--36

Gemini

Add the two longtitudes =179–56–00

Longtitude of Karma Raja Saturn 331–01–54 Pisces

Minus sum of 10th longtitudes—-179–56–00

Karma Raja Yoga point=151–05–54

Karma Raja yoga point placed on Virgo at 01degree 05minutes 54seconds, it's on Sun star and Rahu sub, see the sublord table given below :

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Now we have to identify starlord and sublord of SUN and RAHU, Sun placed in sagitarius at 24–49–15, on VENUS star and MERCURY sub, see the sublord table for Reference

Let us Examine career highlights on planetary ruling periods

1.YEAR 1687, Sir ISAC NEWTON published “philosophiae Naturalis prinicipia Mathematica” During MERCURY Mahadasa/ MERCURY Bhukthi. Sir ISAC NEWTON was widely known for this published work, “Keplers Law” on Planetary Motion

2.YEAR 1704,sir ISAC NEWTON published “OPTICKS” —concept on Refraction of Lights,.During Ketu Mahadasa VENUS Bhukthi.

3.YEAR 1707,Sir ISAC NEWTON published “Arithmatica universalies” On Ketu mahadasa RAHU Bhukthi.

Rahu placed in Virgo at 20–46–01, on MOON star and VENUS sub, see the sublord table for Reference1

See the Below chart, Karma Raja Yoga point placed in 12th house, signlord - MERCURY, Lord of 9th and 12,starlord SUN Lord of 11th, Sublord RAHU placed in that same House, Aspected by Saturn Lord of 4,5.

Karma Raja Yoga planets —MERCURY, SUN, RAHU, VENUS, MOON.

4. AWARDS - Sir ISAC NEWTON received F.R.S. Award ( Fellow of Royal Society) in the year 1672, during SATURN mahadasa MERCURY Bhukthi. In the same year Sir ISAC NEWTON gave a demonstration of Multicoloured Image produced by a prism.

5.YEAR 1679, Sir ISAC NEWTON invented Keplers Law, gravitational effects on the orbits of planets, during Saturn Mahadasa/ MOON Bhukthi. See the planets from Karma Raja Yoga points are well macthed on career highlights. r

Which Rudraksha is best for Students?

by Future Point

Rudraksha, also known as tears of Lord Shiva, is worn to enhance spiritual growth and its curative properties helps in maintaining physical and mental balance of an individual and acts as shield against negative energies.

Rudraksha helps you create an aura of your own making you feel mentally secure like a butterfly in its cocoon. With the increasing burden of education students have started feeling it difficult to cope up with studies and stay calm at the same time. Sometimes, though giving their best they cannot achieve good grades and this brings down their morale. One of the astrological remedies to this, is the usage of right beads of Rudraksha.

• The best Rudraksha for students is 4 mukhi, 6 mukhi and Ganesh Rudraksha.

• Four mukhi has four lines from head to base. It is known for its relationship with divinity of Brahma. Brahma is a four headed Lord known for its ingenious and inventive brainpower and hence it helps students to take creative approaches in finding solutions to their problems in studies. It widens the perspective of sensibility and basic reasoning.

• Wearing a mala of 11 beads of 4 mukhi Rudraksha can help students in being active and get rid of idleness and negligence.

• Six Mukhi Rudraksha is the power cell of the intelligent son of Lord Shiva Kaartikey. It increases the determination, sagacity, and grasping capacity. It also prevents the malefic effects of Venus.

• Combination of three Rudraksha beads, one of Ganesha Rudraksha, one of four mukhi and six mukhi can be very beneficial for students who are not being able to score good even after

trying their best.

• For the students of the age group of 6 to 16, I advise to wear the combination called 'Saraswati Bandh' which includes two beads of 4 mukhi and one bead of 6 mukhi. This is the best combination for improving concentration and consistency in studies. It also brings you both luck and confidence.

• Students who are nervous, anxious and have issues of wavering thoughts should also try wearing Panchmukhi Rudraksha.

• It is advisable for students to wear any Rudraksha beads in red thread. I would also suggest you condition your Rudraksha beads, by immersing it in pure ghee for 24 hours and full fat milk for 24 hours before wearing it.

Which is the best Rudraksha for acquiring wealth?

Rudraksha beads emit different frequencies and attract different energies as per their Mukh. Mukh corresponds with particular deity, planet and work on balancing the Chakra to provide specific benefits. People face problems due to lack of opportunities, lack of fortune and lack of courage to take risks.

Wearing Rudraksha can help in clearing these hurdles from the path connecting you and wealth. From all the astrological remedies to acquire wealth and financial prosperity, wearing the correct combination of Rudraksha is one of the easiest and most efficient one.

• 13 mukhi : This helps one to take timely actions in making deals, it also aligns the desire of wealth with the right Chakra and cuts out the Illusions surrounding the clear path towards wealth. It attracts suitable people to your life who are likely to bring you fortune in terms of money.

• 21 mukhi : Rudraksha to attract wealth as it shares a direct relationship with Lord Kuber, master of treasury; it prevents you from losing fortune and brings you all the extravagance of life.

• 7 mukhi : Goddess Laxmi, the distributor of wealth resides in seven faced Rudraksha. I advise you to wear this

Rudraksha on Monday before sunrise to give more effective results.

• There are certain combinations which have proved to be more effective like 7 mukhi, 9 mukhi, 13 mukhi and 15 mukhi.

• 19 mukhi : Rudraksha representing Lord Narayan, the supreme of all Gods is very fruitful to attract immense wealth, if worn on a regular basis.

• 18 Mukhi : This powerful bead is very helpful to increase luck pertaining to land dealings. It carries blessings of Divine Mother Earth. The bead also paves way for success in business and helps acquire immense wealth and prosperity.

Ketu's Effect in the Year 2023

By Vihanna Choudharry

In Hindu astrology Ketu represents karmic collections both good and bad, spirituality and supernatural influences. Ketu signifies the spiritual process of the refinement of materialisation to the spirit and is considered both malefic and benefic, as it causes sorrow and loss, and yet at the same time turns the individual to God. In other words, it causes material loss in order to force a more spiritual outlook in the person. Ketu is a karaka or indicator of intelligence, wisdom, non-attachment, fantasy, penetrating insight, derangement, and psychic abilities.

Ketu is believed to bring prosperity to the devotee's family, removes the effects of snakebite and illness arising out of poisons. He grants good health, wealth and cattle to his devotees. Ketu is the lord of three nakshatras or lunar mansions: Ashvini, Magha and Mula. Ketu is considered responsible for moksha, sannyasa, self-realization, gnana, a wavering nature, restlessness, the endocrine system and slender physique. The people who come under the influence of Ketu can achieve great heights, most of them spiritual.

Ruler of Ketu: According to the most popular astrology text Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, (BPHS) Ketu is related to Matsya.

Exaltation and Debilitation:

This has been a debatable point in astrology. As per BPHS Ketu is exalted in the sign of Scorpio and debilitated in Taurus. However, many astrologers have disputed this and most modern astrologers now seem to agree that Ketu is exalted in Sagittarius and debilitated in Gemini[citation needed]. This stands to logic as Ketu is a torso and a prominent part of Sagittarius is a big horse torso attached to a male upper body.

Negative Significations:

While Ketu is considered malefic and has been mostly associated with negative

things. Most people consider it a difficult planet as it brings lot of troubles on the material plane. It often brings a sense of complete detachment, losses, mindlessness, wandering, and confusion in one's life.

Positive Significations:

There is a much deeper side to Ketu and it has been called the most spiritual of all planets. Ketu has been considered the planet of enlightenment and liberation. Ketu is the one who has “lost his head (worldly senses)” and being a personification of renunciation (torso without a head who needs nothing).

Ketu is the ascetic that wants to go beyond the mundane life and achieve the final liberation.

Friendly Planets:

Ketu is a friend of Mercury, Venus, and Saturn. Jupiter is neutral in friendship. Sun, Moon, and Mars are Ketu's enemies.

Year 2023 and Ketu (2+0+2+3 = 7)

The New Year 2023 begins with Ketu placed in the air sign of Libra in Swati nakshatra. Ketu is denoted with the number 7 and Libra is the 7th sign of Zodiac, so the year 2023 will be highly influenced by Ketu energy.

Ketu’s story

When Mount Mandara & divine serpent Vasuki were used to churn the ocean, Amrit was found. A demon named Svarbhanu drank some of it by treachery & became immortal. This act irked Lord Vishnu and he cut the demon in 2 halves. The head part became the North Node or Rahu & the body without head came to be South Node or Ketu.

Ketu works Beyond the Mind

Ketu is symbolized as a headless serpent & is then given a new head, which is sometimes that of the entire cosmos. As such Ketu is connected to deities who have their head cut off and replaced, like Lord Ganesha, who is given the head of an elephant or the Goddess Chhinnamasta who drinks her own blood with her severed head that she carries in her hands. Such harsh symbols reflect transcendence of physical reality.

Ketu gives inner powers of knowing, to see without an eye, hear without an ear, or breathe without the nose. Ketu is the indicator of great Yogis and Sages at the highest level, including the opening of the third eye and crown chakras. Yet at a lower collective level Ketu indicates the forces of conflicting beliefs and values that lead to violence and conflict, stirring powerful

subconscious emotions.

How Ketu works: Detachment and Liberation

Without a head, Ketu has no interest in striving and setting a direction. He personifies fatigue from the meaningless pursuit of achievements, he is not interested in the pleasures derived from temporary things, Ketu's only desire is to get out of the cycle of births and deaths.

Ketu is moksha karaka. Its function is to carry moods of detachment & liberation. He is an ascetic hermit whose sole purpose is to lead us to the exit from Samsara. Since he has no head, it is impossible to comprehend him with the mind, with the rational part. He works through intuition, insights in meditation. Ketu ignites the spiritual aspect in us. Ketu is also the main connection between our present & past life. It tells us about the lessons we have already learnt in our past life. The clearer our perception becomes, the more clearly we see the manifestations of both Ketu and Rahu, and the less we are affected by them.

What to watch out for in 2023:

2023 will be full of new beginnings. It can be a compelling force to let go of the old habits, people or work that you have been holding on to for too long, knowing it’s not worth it. Suddenly now you will be ready to let it all go and allow the new to come in.

Ketu being in Libra, will be a good time for start-ups & online businesses will flourish. Media houses will do really well.

Since it’s association is with the Air sign Libra, watch out for health issues related to virals, cold & cough. Ketu in air sign is an indication of rise in air borne diseases especially in the first half of the year.

This year will also be a year of pleasant surprises and unexpected travels.

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When does Saturn give Good Results?

By Liam Young

Traditionally, Saturn is considered a "problematic" planet, bringing illness, karmic trials, poverty, barriers and deprivation. But this is only one side since the influence of Saturn on a person can be very spiritual, progressive, generous and gracious!

Saturn in the 1st house

This house shows the personality and the physical body. Saturn gives spiritual people, with a craving for everything unknown. It represent esoteric, secretive and mysterious people. It also indicates a lean physique by nature.

Saturn in the 2nd house

It is corrupted when malefic planets are in it. This position of Saturn indicates great difficulty and labour to earn money, problems with science (education) and family life is also difficult.

But for longevity, the situation is good. There is a high probability of moving to another city/country in adulthood.

Saturn in the 3rd house

This is the house of Upachai, malefic Saturn here makes a person persistent, purposeful, resolute but spoils relations with younger brothers.

Saturn in the 4th house

The influence of Saturn on a person in the 4th house gives a strict, serious mother, as well as a feeling of despondency.

But here the quality of the planet itself is very important (strong or weak, retrograde or not, in which sign it is).

Saturn in the 5th house

It delay & child birth and is not good for love, affair.

If Saturn is in exalted sign (Libra), then a gifted kid (usually a boy) is born.

Saturn in the fall - a strong despondency in life, periods of depression, destructive emotions, unrequited love.

Saturn in the 6th house

It provides stability to avoid adversaries and infections, and with a period (during moral work) it enhances even more.

Saturn in the 7th house

Saturn, for a happy married life, requires compliance with family responsibilities & fidelity to the partner.

It can give marriage or romance with a

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person much older in age.

Saturn in the 8th house

It indicates a long life & gives "Saturnian" qualities - punctuality, practicality, earthiness.

A person can have a gloomy character, a penchant for mysticism, a closed & solitary life.

Saturn in the 9th house

It gives compassionate people who love solitude, have a craving for philosophy, politics, religion & know how to take care of others.

There may be frequent disputes with the father or superiors.

Saturn in the 10th house

These are stubborn, persistent people, if the planet is strong, then these are good leaders of firms and companies in which business flourishes.

If Saturn is weak, then these are patient workers for hire.

Saturn in the 11th house

Saturn here indicates strong-willed & stubborn people.

They have talents for working with technology, publishing, agriculture, and working with metals.

Saturn in the 12th house

They are responsible people, but with a restless, nervous character, with frequent bouts of despondency and pessimism.

It indicates an interest in yoga, qigong, spiritual practices, philosophy & a craving for solitude.

It can also give problems with teeth & difficulties in relationships with people.

Influence of Saturn in signs

Aries (Number 1 ) - Saturn gives a quick temperament, "ebullition", fuss, boastful or rude speech, few friends, little patience and

discipline for great achievements.

Taurus (Number 2) - Saturn feels good, gives mundane interests, a love of physical labour, a realistic way of thinking, great practicality and perseverance, but also slowness, busting with caution.

Gemini (Number 3) - This is ruled by Saturnfriendly Mercury so, he is in comfort.

This position gives seriousness, worldly wisdom, a good memory, the ability to apply information & to defend one's point of view.

Cancer(Number 4) - Saturn does not feel very good, therefore it gives suspicious, jealous people, a restless mind, dependence on the opinions of others, prudence & children's problems.

Leo (Number 5 ) - The influence of Saturn on a person in the sign of Leo is not easy. It gives eternal confrontation with other people, dissatisfaction, ardour, irascibility & hesitation on various issues.

Virgo (Number 6) - It is a friendly sign, so Saturn gives organizational skills, insight, foresight, but also melancholy & excessive meticulousness.

Libra (Number 7) - It is the sign of its exaltation. Saturn here indicates a strong nature, authority, discipline, respect from people, the ability to achieve goals & hard work.

Scorpio (Number 8)- It gives courageous people, lovers of adventure and controversy.

Sagittarius (Number 9)- Saturn indicates loyalty to friends, a heightened sense of justice & selflessness.

Capricorn (Number 10) - It is Saturn's own sign. Here it gives practical, ambitious, punchy and workaholic people.

Aquarius (Number 11 )- This is also his own sign and Saturn here indicates an interest in philosophy, religion, spirituality, and practicality in business.

Pisces (Number 12)- Saturn promises

diplomatic talents, secrecy, respect for other people & a restless mind.

What will Saturn retrograde tell in the natal chart?

To make the most of the period of Saturn retrograde, you need to know the following.

First, Saturn retrograde is about responsibility, perseverance, restraint, following the rules, seriousness and control. At this time it is favourable to:

- take on what you have been putting off for a long time and bring it to the end;

- review your plans and adjust them;

- summarize;

- think through everything to the smallest detail before taking on a new business.

Secondly, be prepared for the fact that you will be thrown from one extreme to another, so try to analyze your behaviour and stop attempts to shoulder all the worries of the world in time, as well as the desire for pessimism, maximum severity, limiting yourself in everything (up to asceticism). Pay attention to your emotions - perhaps you have completely forgotten how to rejoice? Saturn will not approve of this!

Third, pay attention to your health. Problems can be associated with the exhaustion of the body, so soberly assess your capabilities and do not overdo it with work and stress.

Severe, karmic & ruthless Saturn

His position on the chart is usually paid close attention to.

Despite the destructive aspect and severity of Saturn, it has very auspicious manifestations. They give high spirituality, a sense of justice, seriousness and responsibility, the ability to work hard and well.

Saturn conjunctions in the natal chart: "Tell me who your friend is..."

Saturn + Sun- Cold, ascetic Saturn bears so

little resemblance to the bright, regal Sun, and therefore their conjunction cannot be called good. Here Saturn, before “allowing” a person success and authority, will test him in every possible way, make him work hard, be disciplined, even to the point of mental and physical overstrain and depression. Such a combination in the 2nd house promises a late marriage, in the 7th house - a disharmony in marriage, breakup on divorce. There is a high probability of a bad relationship with the father, hereditary diseases and late success.

Saturn + Moon- Another "unfriendly" combination, giving on one hand emotional instability and on the other hand, pain or a troubled life filled with various events and not always positive. Especially if this connection is located in the 1st or 9th house. The 7th gives an unsuccessful marriage or extramarital affairs throughout life.

Saturn + Mercury- Here, Saturnian energy will extend its influence to finances and learning abilities. Saturn makes fast and cunning Mercury more responsible, slows down academic progress, gives slow-wittedness, achieving goals:- but in stages, without luck. Such a combination in the 1st house indicates a truth-seeker and a desire to help other people. In the 2nd house - restlessness & impatience. In the 8th and 10th houses, this combination is unfavourable.

Saturn + Mars- Another conjunction of Saturn in the natal chart gives a conflict of energies. The cold "old man" and the hot, warlike Mars do not understand and cannot stand each other. On one hand, there is an expectation and on the other, there is action! In the 1st house, such a combination indicates difficulties in career, an explosive temperament. In the 2nd and 3rd houses it gives a difficult life filled with obstacles. The 7th house gives "explosions" in marriage, conflicts, troubles and, as a result, a separate life. This combination is most favourable to have in the 10th or 11th house as here it is the

least destructive and even promises success. Saturn + Jupiter- Finally, the connection of two "friends"! Like a meeting of two spiritual people - an ascetic and a Guru. This combination is considered auspicious, giving good luck on the right path, achievements, fame and wealth. Especially if located in the 1st, 8th, 10th, 11th or 12th houses. Often indicates karmic rewards from a past life, wealth acquired honestly and noble deeds. Saturn + Venus - Here, a strict ascetic will “intervene” in love and romance, bring order to intimate relationships, and cool passions. This means that such conjunction of Saturn in the natal chart will give a rational marriage, not hasty, deliberate, although perhaps late. In the 1st house it can also indicate remarriage, in the 4th it gives extramarital affairs. If the combination is in a good sign, then this is a sign of a faithful and happy

family that brings success to each partner.

Saturn + Rahu - An ambiguous combination that gives a person endurance, efficiency, but also emotional dryness, even cruelty and detachment, which are inherent in fanatics and politicians. It is as if the past (Saturn) and the future (Rahu) have united here, each of which does not develop a person, but only promises development or gives memories of it. In most houses, this combination indicates difficulties at first and "relaxation" later, but also a tempered character.

Saturn + Ketu - A depressive but deeply spiritual conjunction of Saturn in the natal chart indicates a fatalist, melancholic, "truth seeker" who necessarily comes to spirituality. In all houses, it indicates a fatalistic attitude, “well, it happened - and okay!”, A tendency to conservatism, traditions & laziness. r

CLuSTERS AND GEODES

• A Geode is a rounded, hollow void in sedimentary or volcanic rock filled with crystals and other minerals.

• A Geode is large in size and also expensive to buy.

• Its main advantage is that it not only breathtaking to look at but its energy is so sharp and intense that it can energise an entire huge room.

• Geodes are powerful energy transmitters and are best used in a large enclosed space like a performing centre, an office, a healing space, an educational institution reception area etc.

Clusters are also slightly large in size and are best used when kept in designated directions in a room ( prescribed as per the suitable directional guidance of Feng Shui or Vastu Shastra).

• Cluster can also be kept on body part that needs healing.

• Carnelian cluster kept on lower abdomen helps in menstrual cramps and if expecting in easier natural delivery.

• Sunstone cluster on forehead helps to provide relief in migraines and intense headaches

• Amethyst cluster helps to remove negativity from aura and increases psychic abilities.

Gem Stone Remedies: A Scriptural Enquiry

By Prof. Rudra Prasanna Mohapatra

Vedic Astrology aims at reading the karmic path of the soul. Individuals can know the fruits and hurdles they are going to face in this life based on their past life’s karma. It does not make a significant difference if the native shall not change in his or her karmic pattern after consulting an astrologer.

Vedic Astrology is primarily based on remedies like Puja (Worship) and Dana (Donation). Therefore, Vedic worships are performed and affordable donation is given to Brahmins to get rid of problems. Classical works of Vedic Astrology like Brihat Parasara Hora Sastra focuses on various rituals as remedies to various Doshas (Planetary Afflictions) as seen from the planetary placement in the natal chart. But recent classical works of 14th century like Phala Deepika, Jataka Parijata have focused on the Gem Stones as remedies to planetary afflictions. Besides, 6th Century astronomer Varaha Mihira in his Brihat Samhita dedicated Chapter 81 t0 83 for the explanation of four Gem Stones i.e., Diamond, Ruby, Pearl and Emerald. Possibly these are the major Gem Stones used in the era of Vikramaditya. Later on, during Moghul invasion certain other Gem Stones penetrated India from Persia (Present day Middle East). Therefore the concept of Navaratna (Nine Gem Stones) for nine planets was mentioned in later classical literature like Phala Deepika and Jataka Parijata. This piece of research aims to clear out myths and present scriptural evidences favouring use of Gem Stones as astrological remedies.

Varaha Mihira (505 CE – 587 CE), one of the pioneers of Indian astronomy, is the first to write about the use of Gem Stones. Varaha Mihira has not used any sort of planetary analogy between Gem Stones and planets in his Brihat Samhita. However, in his Brihat Jataka, Chapter 2, Sloka 5, the colours of the seven planets are mentioned. He focused on the typology, quality and valuation of Gem Stones in his Brihat Samhita. The Brihat Samhita, Chapter 80, Sloka 1, Ratna Parikhya, (Examination of Gems) says jRusu 'kqHksu 'kqHka Hkofr u`ik.kkefu"Ve'kqHksu A

;Leknr% ijh{;a nSoa jRukfJra rTKS% AA

“Ratnena Subhena Subham Bhavati Nrupanamnistamsubhena

Yamshadatah Parikhyam Daivam Ratnasritam Tejyoh”

“A jewel endowed with good characteristics ensures good luck to kings; and one with bad ones, disaster. Hence the connoisseurs should examine their fortune as connected with jewels.”

In subsequent Slokas Varaha Mihira clarifies Gem Stones are the bones of Demon Bala and Sage Dadheechi. The Gem Stones are existent in the earth. The genesis of the Gem Stones from the bones explains the process

1 Phala Deepika is composed by Mantreswara in 13th Century CE while Jataka Parijata is composed by Vadyanatha Dixita in 15th Century CE.

of fossilization which was known to the ancients of India. Varaha Mihira described 22 different types of Gem Stones i.e., Diamond, Sapphire, Emerald, Agate, Ruby, Blood-Stone, Beryl, Amethyst, Vimalaka, Quartz, Crystal, Moon-stone, Saugandhika, Opal, Conch-Shell, Azure-Stone, Topaz, Brahmamani, Jyotirasa, Sasyaka, Peral and Coral (Brihat Samhita, Chapter 80, Sloka 4 &5). Many stones described by Varaha Mihira like Brahma Mani, Jyotirasa etc. are not clear for modern day astrologers. Even the uses of all these 22 Gem Stones are not mentioned in the Brihat Samhita. But Varaha Mihira specifically described about Diamond, Ruby, Pearls and Emerald. According to him Ruby cures diseases and poison attack and bring rainfall to the king who wears it. (Brihat Samhita, Chapter 82, Sloka 6). All superior quality Pearls make the wearer wise, wealthy, happy and renowned, free from diseases and grief (Brihat Samhita, Chapter 81, Sloka 30). Emeralds are of the colour of parrot and bring prosperity for the wearer (Brihat Samhita, Chapter 83, Sloka 1). Diamonds found in the banks of the river Vena are white, those found in Awadh (a region in modern UP) are yellow, Saurastrian (peninsular region of modern Gujarat) are of copper colour (Brihat Samhita, Chapter 80, Sloka 6). He recommended that the Kshatriya shall wear Red or Yellow Diamond, the Brahmins shall wear White Diamonds, Vaishya should wear light Yellow Diamond and Sudra should wear Black Diamond (Brihat Samhita, Chapter 80, Sloka 11).

Mantreswara, who is believed to have lived during the 13th century CE, has composed Phala Deepika. His name was Markandeya Bhattathiri in a family of Namboodari Brahmins in Panchgiri village of Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu. His treatise, Phala Deepika, is a lyrical Sanskrit verse that comprises 28 Chapters and 865 Slokas explaining various facets of Hindu Astrology. According to

Phala Deepika, Chapter 2, Sloka 29, ekf.kD;a rj.ks% lq/kk;Zeeya eqäkQya 'khrxks& efg;L; p foæqea ejdra lkSE;L; xk#Rere~ A nsosMîL; p iq"ijkxelqjkekR;L; otza 'kus& uya fueZyeU;;ks'p xfnrs xkses/koSnw;ZdsAA

“Manikyam Taranoh Sudharyammalam

Mukataphalam Shitagou

Marheshya cha Vidrumam Marakatam

Soumyashya Gaarutmakam

Devejyashya Cha Pusparagamsuracharjyashya Vajram Shanae

Neelam Nirmalamanyeyocha Gadite

Gomeda Vaidurjya Ke”

“The Gems allotted to the various planets are as under- Sun-Ruby, Moon-Pure Spotless Pearl, Mars-Coral, Mercury-Emerald shaped like Garuda, Jupiter-Yellow Sapphire, VenusDiamond, Saturn-Stainless Sapphire. RahuGomeda and Ketu-Vaidurya”.

The descriptions by Mantreswara are very clear where he has said what are the Gem Stones related to the nine planets. No where in the later chapter, the use of the Gem Stones are mentioned. Whether the Gem Stones are to be used to enhance the planetary energies of the native or can be used to avoid the planetary negativity on the native, is not at all mentioned. Consequently, astrologers use the Gem Stones in both the purposes while none of the use of the Gem Stones for the planets are mentioned in Phala Deepika. In between, Varaha Mihira and Mantreswara, two leading propagators of Hindu astrology namely, King Kalyana Verma (7th Century CE) and Bhattotpala (9th Century CE) have not mentioned about the Gems Stones for planets in their book Saravali and Prasna Gyana respectively.

Vaidyanatha Dixita in 15th century composed Jataka Parijata. Vaidyanatha admits he has referred to the work of earlier propagator of Hindu Astrology in Jataka Parijata, Chapter

1, Sloka 1. Like Mantreswara, he has also assigned nine Gem Stones for nine planets exactly in the uniform pattern. Only the first line is added by Vaidyanatha Dixita (same meaning different words) while the other three lines are taken from Phala Deepika of Mantreswara, to explain the Gem Stones for nine planets. Vaidyanatha has not added anything new to the work of Mantreswara.

According to The Jataka Parijata, Chapter 2, Sloka 21, ekf.kD;a fnuuk;dL;] foeya eqäkQya 'khrxks% ekgs;L; p foæqea ejdra lkSE;L; xk#Rede~ AA nsosT;L; p iq"ijkxelqjkpk;ZE; otza 'kus% uhya fueZyeU;;ks'p xfnrs xksesnoSMw;ZdsAA

“Manikyam Dinanaykashya, Vimalam

Mukataphalam Shetagoh

Marheshya cha Vidrumam Marakatam

Soumyashya Gaarutmakam

Devejyashya Cha Pusparagamsura

charjyashya Vajram Shanae

Neelam Nirmalamanyeyocha Gadite

Gomeda Vaidurjya Ke”

“The Ruby is the Sun’s precious stone, a pure spotless pearl that of Moon, Coral belongs

to Mars. Mercury’s precious stone is the Emerald shaped like Garuda bird, Topaz belongs to Jupiter, Venus owns Diamond, Saturn’s gem is the stainless Sapphire. Agate and Lapis Lazuli are said to belong to Rahu and Ketu respectively”.

Like Mantreswara, Vaidyanatha too has not discussed the conditions where the Gem Stones prescribed for the planets can be used. Both of them have agreed that spotless Pearl is for Moon and stainless Sapphire for Saturn. It is clear that these two authors emphasised on the quality of the Gem Stones and recommended clean Gem Stones for planets. Table 1 clearly clarifies that both Phala Deepika and Jataka Parijata agreed on the same gem stones allotment for nine planets.

If the Table 1 shall be carefully analysed, then there is a significant difference in what is said in scriptures and modern-day practices. There is a terminology difference for Vaidurya. It is said to be a mount city of Vidura. In this context it refers to a stone namely Lapis-Lazuli a blue metamorphic rock which is collected from the mount city of Vidura .

Sun Ruby Ruby Manikyam

Moon Spotless Pearl Spotless Pearl Mukataphala

Mars Coral Coral Vidumam

Mercury Garuda Shaped Emerald* Garuda Shaped Emerald* Marakatam

Jupiter Topaz Topaz Pusparaga

Venus Diamond Diamond Vajrakam

Saturn Stainless Sapphire Stainless Sapphire Nilam

Rahu Hessonite Hessonite Gomeda

Ketu Cat’s Eye/ Lapis Lazuli Cat’s Eye/ Lapis Lazuli Vaidurjua

* Garuda Shaped Refers to Kite Shaped.

Table 1: Gem Stones Recommendation in Phala Deepika & Jataka Parijata

The other definition says it is Lehsunia (Commonly Known as Cat’s Eye). Some say it also Cymophane, a yellow or green opalescent variety of the Chrysoberyl group. Gomeda , as defined in the 13th Century Ayurvedic scripture, Rasa Prakasa Sudhakara, is the gem with that of colour of cow’s fat or cow’s urine. Therefore, the definition of Gomeda as Agate can be denied as the colour is black. Gomeda described in both the scriptures is alike the Hessonite used in present day. Similarly, Pusparaga means Topaz and especially clear Topaz. Yellow Topaz. Therefore, the gem stones recommended for the Jupiter is Topaz, not Yellow Topaz (Kanaka Pusparaga) neither Yellow Sapphire, as recommended widely by modern day astrologers. However, the Coral used for Mars is not mentioned whether Red or White. It is just Vidrumam or the extracts of sea plant Vidruma. Similarly, the term Nilam is not Blue Sapphire, it is just Sapphire, may be of anything. But the chemical composition should be that of Sapphire. In that case recommendation of Blue Sapphire for Saturn is also not mentioned in scriptures. Coming to emerald, it is mentioned as Garuda Shaped. The meaning is that it is like the bird Garuda (like Eagle) but it also literally means Kite-like which means the squarish Emerald is for Mercury.

The most comprehensive treatise on Gem Stones is Mani Mala composed by Raja Sourindro Mohun Tagore. The descriptions about Gem Stones, Tagore has given in his epic work is most probably the most comprehensive till date. The book is quadra-lingual and described in Sanskrit, Hindi, English and Bengali. In the Chapter Navratnani, Sloka 1, says,

“Vajra ramanikyavaiduryam muktaagomedavidrumam

Marakatam Pushparagacha Nilojhanti Yathaakramam”

“The Diamond, Ruby, Cat’s Eye, Pearl, Zircon, Coral, Emerald, Topaz and Sapphire are called the nine precious Gems”

It is clear that Sourindro Mohun Tagore clearly defines Vaidurya as Cat’s Eye while Zircon to Gomeda. But Sapphire connotes to Blue Sapphire only. There is no mention of Yellow Sapphire for Jupiter as recommended by modern day astrologers by S. M. Tagore. Similarly, Zircon’s colour is also not defined. Like the brownish Gomeda or Hessonite is used for Rahu is not verified in this scripture. In the end of the of the Chapter 1, Sourindro Mohun Tagore explained in details about the qualities of the Gem Stones. According to him, “In the widest interpretation of the term, a Gem or a precious stone is nothing but a mineral - hard, of a beautiful colour, or absolutely colourless; usually transparent, of great rarity and value. Minerals possessed of these properties have been generally divided into two classes viz. Gems perfectly pure and half-pure precious stones, coloured or tinted”. So, the gradations of the Gem Stones are done which is commonly known as Ratna and Uparatna now. Both of them are natural while one is very rare and other has less characteristics in terms of degree. S. M. Tagore, explained about theses precious stones in the first volume of Mani Mala, while in the second volume of Mani Mala explained about the semi-precious stones like Aquamarine, Onyx, Blood-Stone, Jade etc. He described the use of Gem Stones

2. The Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary, Vaman Shivaram Apte

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not only in India but also in West. He cited how Gem Stones are used in the Apostle of Christianity. In sum, S. M. Tagore, doesn’t leave a single stone unturned regarding qualities and use of Gem Stones across the globe. But to the utter dismay he has not explained the planetary use of the Gem Stones like earlier authors. However, Gem Stones in jewellery, medical use, name stone, month stone etc. are mentioned.

Months Gem Stones

January Garnet

February Amethyst

March Jasper

April Sapphire

May Agate

June Emerald

July Onyx

August Cornelian

September Chrysolite

October Aquamarine

November Topaz

December Ruby

This designation of stones is defined by Sidorus, Isidore of Seville, Spain (560 CE –636 CE) the Bishop of Seville, is said to have written a work on stones in 630 CE. These are known as Zodiacal Stones. Table 2 defines the stones as per the twelve months in a year. These stones were used as per their super natural qualities. Ruby is used as a remedy for poison attack, Amethyst dispels drunkenness, Chrysolite softens wrath, Crystals are said to dispel witchcraft etc. Certain Gem Stones have bad effect also like Opal is said to bring bad luck. Empress Eugene of France said to have suffered a lot due to Opal. However, the same Opal was seen frequently with Queen Victoria and did no harm her or even her family,

like Eugene of France. There is difference of opinions regarding the super natural qualities attached with the Gem Stones. There is another view like the Gem Stones are found from animals. Snakes, tortoises etc. were killed in mass for Gem Stones in various parts of the world. Later on, due to spread of information it was clear that Gem Stones are found from mines across globe like Ceylon, India, Brazil, Australia, South Africa etc. There are many Gem Stones or crystals out of which only nine Gem Stones are allotted to nine planets in Hindu Astrology. There is no mention for Gem Stones as per Janma Nakshatra or birth constellation. In earlier times, there were not much Gem Stones available therefore only nine gems are assigned to nine planets, not nakshatra . Therefore, it becomes a curiosity to find out why the person born in certain nakshatra can’t always wear a Gem stone of the nakshatra’s lord. Rather the lords of trines and quadrants are only evaluated for prescription of Gem Stones. The idea is to enhance the benefic planets for the native. The other query remains as Rahu and Ketu are non-luminaries so how astrological scriptures discussed here recommended Gem Stones for them. Despite, all these doubts, Gem Stones, no doubt have health enhancing qualities which cannot be denied. Crystal therapy for Chakra balancing is an example by which semiprecious stones are used to cure diseases. Besides, Crystal Grid are also kept in home for wealth, love and clear out negativity . However, even these remedies are used in India now, but it has got western origin and has no citation in astrological scriptures of Hindu Astrology. So far as Hindu Astrology is concerned, Mantreswara for the first time referred to Gem Stones which was later on re-discussed by Vaidyanatha. As the use of Gem Stones is not very clear, these are still used in a sceptic fashion among the Indian astrologers. Many support the use of Gem Stones while other negate the effect

Table 2: Monthly Gem Stones

of Gem Stones. It is now the responsibility of modern-day astrologers to find out how the Ratna and Uparatna described in the Hindu scriptures has the role on the planets. In this context, the note of renowned astrologer Dr. G.S. Kapoor, in his work “Gems and Astrology” can be quoted, “The role of Gems is to act as a filter to the vibrations of the planets”.

References:

1. Brihat Samhita of Varaha Mihira, Translated by N. Chidambaram Iyer, Parimal Publications, 2018, (ISBN: 978-8171104-21-5)

2. Jataka Parijata of Vaidyanatha, Translated by V. Subramanya Sastri, Ranjan Publications, 2017, (ISBN:978-8189230-64-2)

3. Phala Deepika of Mantreswara, Translated by G.S. Kapoor, Ranjan Publications, 2019, (ISBN:978-81-8823010-3)

4. Mani Mala of Sourendra Mohun Tagore, Vol. I, I.C. Bose and Co. 1879 & 1881, (ISBN:978-12-79189-31-3)

5. Gems and Astrology by G.S. Kapoor, Ranjan Publications, 2019, (ISBN:978-8188230-06-5)

5. Even though Varaha Mihira has identified Twenty-two Gem Stones they are not very clearly defined

6. Joey Wargachuck, International Practitioner of Holistic Medicine, 2021

Creating Power, Ensuring Success and leading a Happy Life

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Today humanity is looking at materialistic life resulting in low moral values and the power to discover one's self is defeated. Need to understand the inner strength and directing these energies for constructive purposes is what Tarot Cards offer to do for you. We generally end up blaming our luck which can be created using our positive strengths leading us to live a glorious, happy life. Many of us give up when we are at the verge of achieving, out of lack of faith and confidence in ourselves These are the ingredients that separate successful people from others. With the help of a spiritual guide, we can instruct our minds to achieve our goals and attract success. Meditating daily and having faith in a higher power are added components to harness our potential. People who use their powers, and make their dreams come true, are

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Yogakaraka

Why are the 1st, 5th, and 9th lords called to be Yoga Karakas particularly, if even beggars have these trine Lords in their horoscopes?

Every birth chart contains 12 houses, 12 signs, 9 planets, 27 stars, etc. All beggars have Jupiter in their charts. But, what their

Jupiter does? Why don't their Jupiter (or 5th house) give them wisdom in some area/ field etc? Why don't their Mercury give them intelligence in a particular field? Why don't their 9th house give them a fortune in some area? For all such kind of questions, only one thing can give the answer properly, that is, "the interconnections among houses/signs and planets", in their birth charts. This "interconnection among houses/signs and planets" is the main "mechanism" in Astrology. This "mechanism" in the birth chart, determines the potential of an individual. Any Astrologer must understand/ learn/master this main mechanism/art/ technique. Generally, Some Astrology texts concentrate more on these mechanisms.

E.g. Brighu Samhitha.

There are many types of interconnections -

1) Planet to Planet(s)

3) House to Planet(s)

2) Planet to House(s)

4) House to House(s)

In addition, we have to consider signs to planets & stars to planets interconnections.

People suffer from several types of poverties.

Physical poverty - Lifelong ill-health

Mental poverty - no mental peace/ happiness in life

Wealth poverty - no money to eat

Education poverty - illiteracy

Partnership poverty - unmarried

Children poverty - childlessness

Parents poverty - Orphan

Livelihood poverty - no job, no business, but money is constantly available to eat

House poverty-homeless, living in caves, etc.

Others - Water poverty, transport poverty, spiritual poverty, etc.

Here, we consider only wealth poverty. In beggars charts, most of the significators of good houses 1,2,5,9,10,11 or “Yoga Karaka planets” would be

- afflicted by malefic planets Mars, Saturn, Rahu, Ketu, - occupied in (significators of) malefic houses 6th, 8th, 12th, - situated in debilitation signs, - combusted - very weak strength in Rasi, Navamsa, and shadbal.

The potential/power of ascendant and its lord would be very very less. Their 9th house (fortune) and its lord does not bring any kind of fortune from previous births. The 10th house also does not support any kind of livelihood - either job or business. Mercury, the planet of education, and Jupiter would be afflicted by malefic planets in 8th, 12th houses.

Normally, we see homeless beggars wander around the streets. This happens due to 3rd and 12th houses. When 1st, 4th, 10th houses are connected to 3rd and 12th houses in a chart, then, that person becomes a homeless. In this situation, or with this kind of interconnections in the birth chart, the Yoga karaka planets - “significators of 1st, 5th, 9th″ - cannot help the native.

1st, 4th, 7th, 10th are like Vishnu sthanas or main pillars, and, 1st, 5th, 9th are like Laxmi sthanas. When Vishnu sthanas collapse, Laxmi sthanas do not support the native. Sometimes, we do see a “beggar family” wandering the streets - a male beggar, a female beggar, and their little baby beggar. It means, the beggar doesn't have marriage poverty and children poverty. He has other poverties - wealth, house, education, transport, etc.

Why would planets be weak and signify (connect with) only bad houses in beggars charts? (or)

Why a birth chart shows different types of poverties?

This is only because of “past bad karmic thoughts” and “past bad karmic deeds”. r

Lucky Number of Vehicle

When a person procures any vehicle (Two wheeler or Four wheeler) then number of vehicle plays vital role because that particular vehicle is going to remain with the owner for a fairly longer period.

To a great extent number of the particular vehicle support safe journey to the destination without any incident of accident.

At occasions we come across conversations that a particular vehicle, owner has to bear heavy repair/maintenance charges versus owner has to bear minimum expenses towards its repairs and maintenance and proved to be lucky.

In this article an effort is being made to derive the lucky number of the vehicle and while procuring it few major steps to be taken.

1. Avoid repetition of zeros like DL 19 EF 0020

Because zeros do not have any value or energy and it reduces value of numbers ahead of it

2. Avoid repetition of numbers of 4,8,and 9 Because these are accident prone numbers like

DL 19 EF 4488

DL 19 EF 9888

DL 19 EF 9944

DL 19 EF 9996

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3. Last four numbers should be in increasing order like

DL 19 EF 2345

DL 19 EF 5324

DL 19 EF 2345 is better than DL 19 EF 5324.

Now how to find a lucky number?

If the number of a vehicle is DL 19 AB 2345

Then addition of 2345 has to be made.

Addition of 2345 arrives at 2+3+4+5=14 Now it has to be converted into a single number.

14= 1+4= 5

Number 5 represents energy of mercury

Whether it is compatible with the date of birth of the owner?

Addition of numbers and converting it into single number yields Driver.

In the following table, Driver, Person born on date of month, Lucky numbers and Numbers which are to be avoided are indicated:

Delayed Marriage

The 7th house warns about your marriagerelated problems. If your 7th house is harmed, it will postpone your marriage. Some of the most widespread justifications for the delay in marriages related in astrology are as follow:

• Connection of Saturn with the 7th house

• The dangerous position of Venus which symbolizes your wife and marriage.

• Presence of malefic planets such as Rahu, Ketu, Mars and Saturn in the 7th house

• The planet that rules the 7th house is shaky

• The unstable situation of Jupiter

• The 7th house is afflicted badly by any planet

• The collective consequence of Saturn and Mars on the 7th house.

• Primarily 7th lord is karaka of relationship, If 7thlord is unstable, retrograded or debilitated, wedding gets postponed.

• If the 7thlord is placed in the 6thor 8th house and if the 7th&8th lord switches their positions also outcomes in delaying of relationship.

• 7th lord conjunction with Saturn or Saturn aspecting Venus from any house marriage gets postponed.

• 7th lord Jupiter in 8th house, 8th lord Saturn conjunction with Ketu in 5th house and looks Venus and Rahu in 11th house, the moon stays in the 8th or 12th furthermore demonstrates uncertainty in marriage.

• 7th lord with Saturn anywhere in the chart this is also a reason of postponed marriage.

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• In 1st house, Saturn and Venus are positioned and Mars is positioned in the 7th house, also cause uncertainty in marriage.

• If Mars positioned in 1st, 2nd, 4th, 7th, 8th &12th then this called MangalDosha. It is a widespread dosha which is examined in 50% of folk out of 100. If Mars is placed in 1st, 7th or 8th positions it is called Anthya KujaDosha which is contemplated to be the greatest form of KujaDosha. Because of this Anthya KujaDosha, the connection between the couple may also get influenced. If Mars placed in 8th position, then wife and husband get hurt a lot. If Mars placed in 2nd, 4th or 12th place, it outcomes in the form of accidents which altogether shapes a good reason for the hold in marriages.

• The Moon is in conjunction with Rahu or Ketu in the 7th house and if the 7th lord is

unhealthy or unstable. This also results in a wait at the wedding.

• The Sun& the Moon are opponents of Venus. So, Venus is positioned in the Moon/Sun signs Cancer, Leo. This also result in delayed relationship.

• Malefic planets like The Sun, Mars, Saturn, Rahu, Ketu if positioned in the 7th house also results in late relationships.

• Very weak score in Astakvarga for 7th house.

• Venus positioned in Mars signs like (Aries or Scorpio) or Venus positioned in Saturn signs like (Capricorn or Aquarius)also demonstrates late marriage.

• If the Moon is positioned in the 7th house and viewed by any malefic planets, also demonstrates that the marriage may get postponed.

• 2nd lord is retrograded or 2nd house including retrograded planets or malefic planets and 2nd lord positioned in 12th house also demonstrate late marriages. Because 12th house demonstrates loss and 2nd house demonstrates family.

• Venus in conjunction with Sun very essentially in degrees or The Sun if looks at Saturn, also demonstrates late marriage.

• Cancer, Leo ascendant people generally encounter a delay in marriage.

• 7th lord positioned in 6th/8th/12th house also demonstrates late marriage.

Justifications for Early marriage

• In the horoscope, if the 7th lord is in the 2nd house, it demonstrates early marriage.

• Moon positioned in the 7th house or positioned in the ascendant or placed in the 2nd and is aspected by any good planet like Jupiter, Mercury or Venus, it demonstrates early marriage.

• Venus positioned in any house like

the 2nd, 7th, or 11th and without aspected facet by any malefic planets, demonstrates early marriage.

• If the 7th lord is a benefic planet and Venus is in Pisces or in any of its own house or peaceful house, demonstrates an early marriage.

• Venus is positioned in the 7th place from the Moon and Saturn then also it implies an the early wedding.

• Venus is positioned in Kendra from Lagna and Saturn if placed in 7th from Venus, it demonstrates early marriage.

• If the 2nd and 11th lord interchange their regions called ‘Parivarthanam’ it demonstrates early marriage.

• Spotting 2nd and 11th lord in the 10th house, results in an easily marriage.

• Lagna lord in conjunction with the 7th lord or spotting a good planet in 2nd or 7th house, demonstrates fast marriage.

• 7th lord positioned in the 1st house with Lagna lord or 7th lord positioned in the 7th house with Lagna lord, results in early marriage.

No Wedding

• The conjunction of Venus and Mercury combust and retrograde in the D-1 chart, demonstrates no relationship.

• If Mars and Saturn are positioned in the 7th house then the individual with such a horoscope doesn’t have any interest in the relationship.

• Debilitated Moon in the 7th house from Venus, also indicates in no relationship.

• If Rahu or Ketu placed in the 7th house and the 7th lord retrogrades then there is no clue of a wedding in one’s life.

• Rahu or Ketu positioned in the 7th house and is conjunct with Mars or Saturn there will be no relationship.

• Rahu positioned in the 7th house and aspect by more than 2 malefic planets then there are very rare opportunities for a marriage to happen.

• If Moon and Venus are positioned in any house and Saturn or Mars the positioned 7th then it results in no wedding unless the 7th lord is very powerful.

• In the 7th house if Moon conjunct with a malefic planet and the 7th lord is also malefic then there is no opportunity of a wedding to happen.

• In the 7th house if Venus is there with Mercury, not aspected by one benefic planets, then further more, there is no relationship.

• The conjunction of the Sun and Saturn aspecting the 7th house from the Moon or Lagna also shapes an apparent reason for a wedding to not happen.

• If Rahu is positioned in the 9th house, then it demonstrates no marriage

SANYASA-YOGA

Jupiter and Ketu both are contemplated to be the distinguished spiritual planets followed by Saturn and Moon. Thus

• If there is a conjunction of Ketu, Jupiter

& the Moon in the 7th, 8th or 12th house, then the person becomes a Sanyasi.

• Ketu, Jupiter, Moon, Saturn, among the four if any three planets are positioned in the 1st or 7th house, the person becomesa Sanyasi.

• Moon, Ketu & Saturn together positioned in the 8th or 12th, gives greater spirituality.

• Jupiter, Ketu, positioned in the 12th house:- The Sanyasi attains Mukti.

It is often a promising idea to discuss an astrologer before the wedding.

Astrology treatments for delayed marriage

1. Wearing of adequate gem that could enhance the seventh house of the marriage.

2. Conducting poojas, contemplation and healing as recommended by the astrologer.

3. Repeating "Argala Stotra" in the Durga Saptashat is extremely beneficial. However, it is highly advised that you opt for any of these only after taking advice from a decent astrologer. Opting for FALSE remedies might not empower you with treatments rather they can damage you. Accordingly, you must avoid trying these treatme nts on your own. r

Life History of Shirdi Sai Baba

Shirdi Sai baba is considered similar to God by his devotees. Nowadays, we can find lots of small and big temples of Sai baba all over the world. This happened due to the sincere bhakti and utmost faith kept by the devotees on Saibaba. During his lifetime, Saibaba had performed lot of miracles in the lives of his devotees, healed their diseases, played with the small children like their friends, got angry with people like a small child, scolded his disciples like their affectionate mother, and hugged his devotees like their dearest father.

By R. Harishankar

Rathri festival Celebrations, and after the completion of puja, he himself served the Holy Prasad items by his own hands to the Shirdi people.

CHILDHOOD - It is believed that Shri Sai Baba was born in the year 1835 to a pious Brahmin couple in Patri village, which was ruled by the then British Government. At his young age itself, his parents handed him over to a Muslim fakir, and it is believed that this information was told by Baba himself during his final days. But still there are lot of controversies regarding his childhood, and about his date of birth.

Still now, most of the Sai devotees, whenever they receive or if they make any call to anyone over their mobile phones, instead of telling Hello, they used to tell to them, as “SAIRAM”, Good Morning, “SAIRAM”, Good Evening, like that. This shows their sincerity over the Saibaba, and they express their love and affection on Baba in various forms. Some lonely people used to consider Saibaba as their near and dear one, and used to talk in front of his picture. Devotees are also making lot of donations to Shirdi Baba Temple, and the Saibaba Temple located at Shirdi is considered as one of the richest temples in India.

Shirdi is considered as a sacred place for Saibaba devotees, and Saibaba is liked by everyone, irrespective of their caste, creed, community and religion. Though he appeared like a Muslim Fakir, but he participated in the Rama Navami and Shiva

LIFE AT SHIRDI - Sri Sai Baba visited Shirdi at the age of 16 and as soon as he entered the village, he began to sit under a big Neem tree, and was doing severe meditation on the Almighty. The People of Shirdi were very much surprised about the condition of Saibaba, since he was in deep state of meditation for several days even without taking food and water. A pious lady Bayajabai, who was the wife of the village head, felt pity on Sai Baba, and she started serving food to Baba like his mother. Saibaba also considered her like his own mother, and he used to tell it to others also. Mahalspati, the disciplined priest, who served in the Khandoba Temple, considered Saibaba as a holy avatar of Lord Dattatreya, and showed great respect to him.

After meditating under the Neem tree for some years, Baba then began to reside in a mosque. He was visited by many Hindu and Muslim devotees. In the mosque, Baba made the holy fire to burn, and it is

called as Dhuni. And Baba used to give the sacred ash to everyone who visits him. Still now, the holy ash acts as a good medicine for all types of health issues. Due to the significance of Saibaba, more number of his devotees began to visit Shirdi, in order to get his darshan.

RELIGION - Baba accepted all the religions like Hinduism, Christianity and Islam as alike and he also behaved equally with everyone.

CHARITY - Baba was very much interested in doing charitable activities, and he felt lot of happiness while doing charity works. He insisted his devotees to serve food to everyone, in order to relieve their hunger. He used to provide food even to birds and animals and would call them affectionately by keeping pet names, and would talk with them like their dearest friend. According to him, bad karmas of the people would be removed from them only by doing good activities in their life. For some of his devotees, he has taken their own diseases on his body, and relieved them from their diseases. He is such a great saint, and he has incarnated on this earth in order to do good to the people.

DISCIPLES- Mahalsapati who served as a priest in the Kandoba temple was the sincere disciple and devotee of Saibaba. Some of his disciples are Upasani maharaj of sakori, Nana Saheb Chandorkar, Ganapath Rao Sahasrabuddhe, Tatya Patil, Baija Mai Kote Patil, Abdul Baba, Madhav Rao Deshpande, Govindrao Raghunath Dabholkar, Mahalsapati Chimanji Nagare, RadhaKrishna Mai and they were considered as the best disciples of Saibaba, who had got the opportunity to move closely with the great saint.

MIRACLES - Sai Baba performed many miracles during his life time, and still he is actively doing from his Samadhi Shrine at Shirdi. There are innumerable miracles performed by Shirdi Saibaba. People believe that reading his life history known as, Sai Satcharitha is a good remedy for all types of problems in their lives, and also the

holy book acts as a best medicine to get a speedy recovery from the illness. This book is available in devotional book shops, Saibaba temples and is also available on the online platform. Shirdi Sai Baba also gave darshan to his sincere devotees in the form of Lord Rama, Krishna etc.

SAMADHI - During August 1918, Shirdi Sai Baba had informed to some of his followers, that he would be "leaving his physical body”. Likewise during the month of September, he had suffered from severe illness and he didn’t eat food. He stopped breathing on 15th October 1918, which was supposed a Vijayadashami festival day. After he attained Samadhi, his mortal remains were kept in Shirdi, and a temple is also built, which is popularly known as Shirdi Sai Baba Temple. Till today, lot of pilgrims are visiting the sacred Shirdi Temple, and they consider it similar to the holy Pandharpur and the sacred Kasi Viswanatha Temple. The Sai Baba temple in Shirdi is administered by Shri Sai Baba Sansthan Trust.

Sai Baba of Shirdi is mostly worshiped in the states of Maharashtra, Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Gujarat, and also he is worshipped in some foreign countries. Most of his devotees keep a framed picture of Saibaba in their puja room, and they would also keep a small picture of Baba in their purses, bags and also in their pockets, as a token of expressing their love and affection on the great saint.

MOVIES - Some movies were also made by film producers, and those movies received good recognition from the public and from the Sai Devotees. These movies were taken in order to promote the “SAI BHAKTI” amongst the masses.

SAI SATCHARITRA BOOK - It is advisable to keep a copy of Sai Satcharitra book in our homes, in order to develop more and more bhakti on Sri Saibaba, and also to get good health, wealth and to attain all kinds of prosperity in our lives. r

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u{k= lnSo vifjorZuh; gSA

,d ukM+h nks"k gksus ij Hkh nks"k ugha& ,slh vusd fLFkfr;ka vkpk;ksaZ us [kksth gS ftuesa nEifÙk dh ,d ukM+h gksus ij nks"k ugha gksrk gSA jk'kh'k eS=h ;k uoka'ks'k eS=h gksus ls x.k] ;ksfuoSj vkfn nks"kksa dk rks 'keu gks tkrk gS] ysfdu ukM+h nks"k bl fLFkfr esa Hkh cuk jgrk gS] vr% ;g /;ku

j[kuk pkfg,A ukMh nks"k dk ifjgkj fuEukuqlkj fLFkfr;ksa esa gks tkrk gS&

¼v½ ;fn nksuksa dk u{k= ,d gks] vkSj jkf'k;ka fHkUu

gksaA tSls —frdk esa çFke pj.k ,oa 'ks"k rhuksa pj.kksa esa u{k=SD; gksus ?kj Hkh jkf'k Hksn gSA

¼c½ ,d jkf'k ds fHkUu u{k=ksa esa tUe gksus ij ukM+h nks"k

ugha jgrkA tSls Lokrh o fo'kk[kk esa ,d jkf'k gksus ij Hkh u{k= Hksn jgrk gSA

¼l½ nksuksa dk u{k= ,d gksus ij pj.k vyx&vyx gks

rc Hkh ukM+h nks"k ugha gksxkA

;s ifjgkj yYy] xxZ] ds'kokfn vkpk;ks± us rFkk vusd ekU; xzUFkksa us Lohdkj fy, gSa] vr% loZlEer ifjgkj gSA vkpk;Z ds'ko us dgk gS&

^u{k=esda ;fn fHkUujk';ksjfeUujk';ks;Zfn fHkUuo`{ke~A

çhfrLrnkuha fufoMk u`uk;ksZ%psR—fÙkdk jksfg.khoUukMhA* ¼fookg o`Unkou½

gkFkh ds ik¡o esa lcdk ik¡o % ;fn mä çdkj ls ukM+h nks"k

dk ifjgkj fey tk,] rc x.k nks"kkfn dk Hkh mi'keu gks tk;xk] ;fn u{k=kuqlkj x.k nks"k curk gksA ;g ckr bl

rF; ij vk/kkfjr gS fd cykf/kifr dh ijkt; gks tkus ij lcdh ijkt; gks tkrh gSA gkFkh dk ik¡o lcls cM+k

gksrk gS] vr% 'ks"k leLr tUrqvksa ds ik¡oksa dk uki mlls

de gh gksxkA eq[kj usrk dks ijkLr djus ls lkjh ikVhZ

dh gkj gks tkrh gSA tks ckr ukM+h nks.k tSls loZf'kjkse.kh

nks"k dk 'keu djsxh og i)fr x.k nks"k dks Hkh 'kkUr

djsxhA ;gh ckr vkpk;Z yYykpk;Z us dgh gS&

çhfrfoÙklq[kn% djxzgl] Rosdjkf'k.kq p fHkUuHka ;fnA

ok#.kktinHka Hkos|nk] ukfMnks"kx.ktks u fo|rsAA

,d fo'ks"k ifjgkj % ;|fi oj&dU;k dk ,d gh tUe

u{k= gksus ij ;fn nksuksa ds u{k= pj.k fHkUu gks rks ukM+h nks"k ugha yxrk] ;g ,d lkekU; fu;e gS] ftldk

çfriknu ge ihNs dj pqds gSaA ysfdu ,d vU; viokn

miyC/k gksrk gS&

jksfg.;kækZ e`xsUækXuh iq"; Jo.k ikS".kHke~ A

mÙkjkçks"BikPpSo u{k=SD;s·fi 'kksHkue~ AA ¼Hk`xq½

vFkkZr jksfg.kh vkækZ] e`xf'kjk] iq";] fo'kk[kk] Jo.k]

mÙkjkHkkæin] jsorh bu vkB u{k=ksa esa ls fdlh ,d u{k= esa pj.k Hksn u gksrs gq, Hkh oj& dU;k nksuksa dk tUe gks rks ukM+h nks"k ugha jgrk gSA

ysfdu bl okD; dks vf/kdka'k eqgwrZ xzUFkksa us Lohdkj ugha fd;k gSA fQj Hkh ;g çfl) gSA ds'kokdZ us ,d

LFkku ij fy[kk gS fd ijk'kj rks ,d jkf'k u{k= esa pj.k

Hksn ls fookg 'kqHk ekurs gSa ysfdu of'k"B f'k"; ,d pj.k esa Hkh ukM+h os/k ugha ekurs FksA

^,dka'kdRos·fi of'k"B f'k";ksA uSd= fiaMs fdy ukfMos/k% AA* ¼fookg o`Unkou½

rFkkfi cgqer ;gh gS fd pj.kSD; esa fookg 'kqHk ugha gksrk gSA Åij fof/kjRu dk tks ifjgkj okD; crk;k x;k gS] rnukuqlkj mä vkB u{k=ksa ds pj.kSD; esa Hkh fookg gsrq ukMh nks"k ugha gksrk gSA vr% gesa bu ifjgkj okD;ksa dks /;ku esa j[kuk pkfg,A ,d ckr vkSj gS & fookg dqrwgy esa crk;k x;k gS fd fulxZ 'kqHk xzg cq/k] xq#] 'kqØ ;fn nksuksa dh jkf'k;ksa ds Lokeh gks vkSj ukM+h nks"k curk gks] rc Hkh og ugha ekuk tk,xkA

^'kqØs thos lkSE;s ,djk'kh'ojks ;fnA ukM+h nks"kks u oUr;% loZFkk ;Rurks cq/k%AA* ¼fookg dqrwgy½ vk'k; ;g gqvk fd feFkqu] dU;k] /kuq] ehu] o`"k] rqyk bu jkf'k;ksa esa ls dksbZ ,d jkf'k oj o dU;k dh ,d lkFk gks rks ukMh nks"k ugha yxsxkA Hkwy dgk¡ gS\ ukMh nks"k ,d ,slk egknks"k gS] ftldk uke lqudj gh yksx Mj tkrs gSaA blesa mRdV Qy nEifr dk ej.k gSA vr% e`R;q ls

Mj fdls ugha gksrk\ ysfdu vktdy iapkaxksa esa esykid

lkfj.kh nh tkrh gSA mlesa ,d ukM+h gksus ij 3 dk vad

fy[k fn;k tkrk gSA vFkkZr vR;Ur lk/kkj.k fu;eksa ds

vk/kkj ij fcuk viokn ds] ;s lkjf.k;ka cuk;h tkrh

gSA ijh{kk gsrq fdlh Hkh ,d esykid lkfj.kh dks ns[k

yhft,A ogka pj.k Hksn] jkf'kHksnkfn iwoksZDr çfl) ifjgkjksa

dk Hkh ç;ksx lkfj.kh fuekZ.k esa ugha fd;k tkrk gSA blh

dkj.k lk/kkj.k nSoK lkfj.kh ls ns[kdj ,dne ukM+h vkfn

nks"kksa dh ?kks"k.kk dj nsrs gSaA vPNk [kklk cuk cuk;k dke cgs [kkrs esa pyk tkrk gSA nksuksa i{kksa esa fujk'kk Nk tkrh gS] lkjs ç;Ru O;FkZ gks tkrs gaS vkSj 'ks"k jg tkrh gS

yM+dh ds firk dh grk'kkA ,slh fLFkfr esa tgka nSoK dks lnSo yksd /kekZuqlkjr% vkpj.k dj yksdfgr ds fy, u fd vkRefgr ds fy, dk;Z djuk pkfg,] ogha og viuh

vKkurk ds dkj.k dk;Zuk'k dk dkj.k cu tkrk gSA tc lk/kkj.k çpfyr ifjgkjksa dh gh fLFkfr ,slh gS] rc fo'ks"k

ifjgkjksa dh rks ckr gh D;k gS\ vr% nSoK dks ekuoksfpr

Hkwyksa ds fy, rks {kek fd;k tk ldrk gS] ysfdu 'kkL= Kku dh deh dks dFkefi {kE; ugha ekuk tkuk pkfg,A vr% lk/kkj.k yksxksa ls gekjk fuosnu gS fd vf/k—r]

fueZRlj] 'kkL=K nSoK dk gh lEidZ lnSo fgrdj gSA

nSoK f'kjkse.k uke/kkjh yksxksa ls ugha] vfirq rnuqdwy

;ksX;rk j[kus okys O;fä ls dk;Z flf) gksxhA uke esa ugha] dke esa lc dqN gSA

ukM+h nks"k dk gkSok % vR;f/kd çpkj ds dkj.k vKku dh otg ls eaxyh nks"k dh rjg ukM+h nks"k Hkh ,d gkSok cuk fn;k x;k gSA oLrqfLFkfr ,slh ugha gSA iwoksZDr cgqçpfyr

rhu ifjgkjksa dk ç;ksx djus ls cgq= ukM+h nks"k lekIr gks tkrk gSA ;fn Loj & 'kkL=ksä iknos/k dk ç;ksx fd;k tk, rks ;g fLFkfr vkSj O;kid gks tkrh gSA bl ys[k esa çksUr fo'ks"k ifjgkjksa dk Hkh ç;ksx djsa rks ukM+h nks"k

cgqr ls LFkyksa ij fo|eku gksus ij vçHkkoh gks tk;sxkA vkb,] ns[krs gSa fd o`"kHk jkf'k ds 2¼ u{k=] feFkqu jkf'k ds lkjs u{k=] dU;k] rqyk] /kuq] ehu bu 6 jkf'k;ksa ds

22¼x6 ¾132½ u{k= vFkkZr 50% u{k=ksa esa ,d jkf'k

gksus ij ukM+h nks"k lekIr gks tkrk gSA blds vykok iq";]

Jo.kkfn u{k= Hkh iwoksZä fof/k jRu ds ifjgkj ls fudy

x,A rc oLrq fLFkfr Li"V gks tkrh gS fd dsoy ,d ukM+h

ds u{k= gksus Hkj ls gh ukM+h ugha yxsxkA bldk viokn

50% ls LFkyksa ij ns[kus dks feysxkA rc bruk <ksy D;ksa ihVk tk, fd ukMh nks"k ;k rRl–'k vU; nks"kksa dk vkrad tu lkekU; esa cSB tk,A lqfopkjiwoZd mRifÙk ds lkFk]

'kkL=kuqlkj esykid djus ij cgq= ukMh nks"k ?kksf"kr gksus ij Hkh ugha gksxk] ;g ckr Li"Vr;k le> ysuh pkfg,A lkFk gh ,d nq%[kn fLFkfr ;g Hkh gS fd dqN yksx ^,d u{k=tkrkuka ukM+h nks"kks u fo|rs* dks ifjgkj f'kjksef.k ekudj bldh vk/kh ckr dks [kk x, vkSj vk/kk rhrj vk/kk cVsj dj cSBsA iwoksZä ckrksa ds vfrfjä dqN vkSj ifjgkj okD; çLrqr fd, tk jgs gSaA ikBd x.k blls ykHkkfUor gksaxsa & ¼1½ dkyfu.kZ; esa crk;k x;k gS fd fo'kk[kk] vkækZ] Jo.k] jksfg.kh] iq";] Hkj.kh] iwokZHkkæin] e?kk esa ls fdlh ,d gh u{k= esa nksuksa dk tUe gS rks ukM+h nks"k ugha gksxkA ;fn L=h iq#"k dh rkjk Hkh ,d gks rks D;k dguk\ & ^fo'kkf[kdkækZ Jo.k çts'k] fr";karrRiwoZe?kk ç'kLrksA L=hiqalrkjSD; ifjxzgsrq] 'ks"kk fooT;kZ bfr lafxjUrs T;ksfrfuZcU/kksUrAA

¼2½ blds vykok T;ksfrfuZc/k esa ,d 'yksd vkSj gSA rnuqlkj iwokZ Hkkæin] vuqjk/kk] /kfu"Bk] fo'kk[kk] Hkj.kh] —frdk] gLr] vk'ys"kk] iq";] Jo.k esa Hkh fdlh ,d gh esa oj o dU;k dk tUe gks rks Hkh ukM+h nks"k fopkj.kh; ugha jgrk gS & ^vtSdikfUe=olqf}nSo] çHk¥~tukXU;dZ HkqtaxekfuA eqdqUn thokUrd ekfu uwua] 'kqHkkfu ;ksf.kUujtUeSD;sAA* bl çdkj gekjs ikl lwph rS;kj gks tkrh gS& Hkj.kh] Ñfrdk] jksfg.kh e`xf'kjk] vkækZ] iq";] e?kk] fo'kk[kk] vuqjk/kk] Jo.k] /kfu"Bk] iwokZHkkæin] mÙkjkHkkæin] jsorhA bu pkSng u{k=ksa esa ls fdlh ,d gh u{k= esa tUe gksus ij ukM+h nks"k ugha gksrkA buesa ls ,d&nks u{k=ksa dks NksM+ Hkh nsa rks çk;% ;s u{k= cgqer çkIr gSA bUgha u{k=ksa dks –f"V esa j[kdj dgk x;k okD; gS fd ^,d u{k= tkrkuka ukM+h nks"kks u fo|rs* vkSj lk/kkj.k nSoK Hkzeo'kkr bldk lkoZf=d mi;ksx dj ysrk gS tks _fViw.kZ gSA

ukM+h nks"k% ¼jkstxkj esa ykHknk;d½ ukM+h nks"k dsoy fookg esa gh oftZr gS] c'krsZ fd ifjgkj fopkj ds ckn Hkh ukM+h nks"k fl) gksA ifjgkj gks tkus ij dksbZ Hkh nks"k çk;%

lkèkkj.k Lrj dk gh nks"kdkjd gks tkrk gSA ifjgkj ls

nks"k :ih flag fiatjs esa can gks tkrk gSA rFkkfi ,slk ugha

gS fd 'ksj us viuk fgald LoHkko NksM+ fn;k gSA ftl

çdkj çgkjks|r O;fä dk dksbZ gkFk ys rks çgkj fu"Qy

gks tkrk gS] blh rdZ i)rh ls nks"k ifjgkj gks tkus ij

vR;Ur de ;k ux.; çHkko gh NksM+rk gSA vr% ifjgkjksa

dk fopkj loZ= djuk pkfg,A

;g ukMh nks"k tks fookg esa ije v'kqHk gksrk gS] ;gh

,d ukMh nks"k vFkkZr ekfyd o ukSdj dh ,d ukMh gksus

ij cM+s vPNs lEcU/k cuokrk gSA ekfyd o ukSdj esa] vQlj o ukSdj esa] vQlj o deZpkjh esa vPNk iVko jgrk gSA tSls enzkl o dU;kdqekjh ;k m".k LFkkuksa ij Åuh oL= d"Vdkjd gS] ogh oL= d'ehj esa ;k fgekpy esa lq[kçn gSA vr% nks"k lnk lcds fy, ,d tSlk çHkko ugha fn[kkrkA og ifjfLFkfro'kkr~ rkjrE; ls ;qä gksrk gSA bl çdkj ,d ukM+h okyk iM+kslh vkidk lg;ksxh fl) gksxkA ,d ukM+h okys xzke o uxj esa lQyrk o ln~Hkko cuk jgrk gS&

^xzkes ok uxjs okfi jktlsod;ksLrFkkA

,d _{ks HkosRçhfr% fookns nq%[kekfn'ksr~AA*

bl çdkj fopkj djrs le;] lnSo çfl) uke ls fopkj djuk pkfg,A dgk gS fd esjk ns'k] xzke lsok o O;ogkj esa çfl) uke dk ç;ksx djuk pkfg,A

ukMh nks"k dk mik; % tgka vU;k; gksrk gS] ogk¡ mik; Hkh gksrk gSA ;fn fdlh Hkh çdkj ls ukM+h nks"k dk ifjgkj fey tk,] rc rks fookg laEca/k djuk mfpr gS] rFkkfi ukM+h nks"k jgus ij Hkh ;fn ifjfLFkfro'kkr~ fookg djuk iM+s rks oj&dU;k dh ijLij çhfr gks] jkf'k'k eS=h ;k jk'kh'kST; gks] çfl) ukeksa dh ,d jkf'k gksA nksuksa ,d&nwljs dks ns[kdj çlUurkiwoZd fookg gsrq rRij gksa] fo/kqj fookg gks] vf/kd vk;q okys gksa rks 'kkL=ksa us esykid ds fcuk

gh fookg djus dh vkKk nh gSA feyku dh O;oLFkk dsoy

çFke fookg gsrq ,oa vYi ;qok nEifr ds fo"k; esa gh gSA vf/kd vk;q gksus ij feyku dh vko';drk ugha gS]

D;ksafd jtLoyk dU;k ds fookg esa feyku dh vko';drk ij cy u nsus okys vkpk;Z Hkh gq, gSaA fQj Hkh ;fn feyku

esa ukM+h nks"k vk, vkSj fuokg lEcU/k ogha vko';d lk

gks x;k gks rks fuEuksDr mik;ksa dk voyEcu djus ls

'kkafr gksrh gS rFkk fookg 'kqHkçn ¼eaxyçn½ gksrk gSA ,d ukM+h nks"k esa Lo.kZ dk nku djus ls nks"k 'kkUr gksrk gSA ,slk eqgqrZ ekrZ.M esa fy[kk gS&

^vFkSyukfM;qftxks Lo.kkZfnnRoksn~ogrsrA*

m}kg rRo esa Hkh Lo.kZ nku crk;k x;k gSA oSls xk;] oL=] Lo.kZ o vUu dk nku djus ls lkjs nks"k 'kkUr gks tkrs gSa&

^xkoksnUua olua gsea loZnks"kigkjde~A*

e`R;qat; ti] Lo.kZ dh likZ—fr cukdj çk.k çfr"BkiwoZd

nku&nf{k.kk djus ls nks"k 'kkUr gks tkrk gS] ,slk ih;w"kèkkjk esa m)`r gS&

^nks"kkiuqÙk;s ukM~;k e`R;q¥~t;tikfnde~A

fo/kk; czkã.kka'pSo riZ;sRdk¥~pukfnukAA* ¼xq#%½

ukM+h nks"kLrq foçk.kke~ & dqN yksx dgrs gaS fd ;s nks"k dsoy lEHkor% vyx& vyx o.kks± ij ykxw gksrs gSaA tSls ukMh nks"k dsoy czkã.k oj&dU;k gsrq] {kf=;ksa esa o.kZ nks"k] oS';ksa ds fy, x.k nks"k o 'kwæksa ds fy, ;ksfu nks"k fo'ks"kr% fopkj.kh; gksrs gSaA

^ukMh nks"kLrq foçk.kka o.kZ nks"kLrq HkwHkqtke~ A x.knks"kLrq oS';s"kq ;ksfu;ks ;'p ikntsA*

eq>s ,dne ;g /;ku ugha vk jgk gS fd ;g 'yksd dgk¡ dk gSA rFkkfi çpfyr gSA blh vk/kkj ij yksx dgrs gSa os ,slk djrs Hkh gSa fd ukM+h nks"k dsoy czkã.kksa ds fy, oftZr gSA 'ks"k o.kks± esa ukM+h nks"k gksus ij Hkh os nks"k ugha ekurs o fookg lEcU/k dh vkKk ns nsrs gSaA [kwc fopkj djus ij Hkh

eq>s ;g ckr le> ugha vkrh fd jkf'k ls Hkh lw{e u{k= o rRlw{e pj.k ds vk/kkj ij dHkh&dHkh fu.khZ;eku ;g ukMh nks"k dsoy czkã.kksa dks gh D;ksa d"Vçn gksxk\ fo"k rks fo"k gS] ;fn czkã.k [kk, rks ?kkrd gksxk {kf=; o vU; [kk, rks og iqf"Vo/kZd dSls gks ldsxk\

;|fi cgqr&lh ckrsa T;ksfr"k esa ,slh gS tks yksdkpkj ls pyrh gSA fookg esa feyku djrs le; Hkh cgqr&lh ckrsa ns'kHksn ls pyrh jgh gS] tSlk fd ugha feyku djokuk] dgha feyku ds fcuk fuokg] dgha eaxyhd vkfn dk

fopkjA ;gka rd fd dq.Myh dks fopkj Hkh ugha fd;k tkrk gS] pkgs oS/kO; ;ksx gh D;ksa u iM+s gksaA fookg lEcU/k

tkfr fo'ks"k esa vius oxZ ;k lEçnk; ,oa cgqr nwj ugha

gksrs FksA vr% ifjfLFkfr fo'ks"k esa cgqr&lh ckrksa dh NwV

yksxksa us ys yhA ;g lqfo/kkckn gh ns'kHksn dks tUe nsrk gSA

fefFkyk esa Jksfr;ksa dk lEcU/k Jksfr;ksa ls gksrk gSA çFke

Jksfr;Ro dk ifjlheu mlesa Hkh lafi.Mrk o xks=kfn

fopkj ls yM+dh dk p;u cgqr lhfer {ks= ;k ifjokjksa ls gh djuk gksrk gS] mlesa Hkh ;fn dq.Myh feyku dh ckrsa

lfEefyr gks tk, rks cgqr yM+ds dqaokjs gh jg tk,axsaA

vr% ns'k Hksn] LFkku Hksn] oxZHksn gksrk gS] ysfdu ukM+h

nks"k dsoy czkã.kksa ds fy, nks"k gks] ;g ckr ljyrk ls xys ugha mrjrhA

vkB ls vBkjg rd % ukMh nks"k lkoZf=d gSA ;fn feyku fd;k tk jgk gS rks bldk fopkj lHkh ds fy, vko';d gSA fQj fdlh vkpk;Z ;k _f"k dk ,slk okD; ugha feyrk ftlesa o.kZ Hksn ls ukM~;kfn dwVksa dk fopkj crk;k x;k gks] tcfd vU; ckrksa ds fy, lSdM+ksa ns'kHksnijd okD; miyC/k gSA vr% dwV f'kjkseh.k ukM+h dqN dk fopkj loZ= djuk pkfg,A NksVs nks"kksa dk fopkj u djs egknks"kksa dk fopkj rks vkRefgr esa Hkh rFkk ekuo LoHkko dh fo'ks"krk

gSA vktdy vkB dwV gh lS)kfUrd –f"V ls çpfyr gS]

O;ogkj esa rks O;fä dbZ ckrksa dks utjvUnkt dj nsrk

gSA fQj Hkh nl dwV o Ng dwV okyh x.kuk Hkh çpfyr

FkhA vf/kdre vBkjg dwVksa dh la[;k feyrh gSA buesa

dwVHksn ls xq.k la[;k Hksn Hkh gks tkrk gSA orZeku esa

vktdy vkB dwVksa esa xq.kla[;k 36 gksrh gSA bUgha esa ls

xq.k ;k vad çnku fd, tkr gSaA

^o.kksZ o';a u`nwja p oYyHkRoa p rkjdkA

;ksfufeZ=x.ks jkf'k ukfMdsfr Øeknn'kAA* ¼T;ksfrfuZcU/k½

vFkkZr o.kZ] o';] &u`nwj] oYyHkRo] rkjk] ;ksfu] xzgeS=h]

x.k] jkf'k] ukM+h ;s nl >wV gksrs gSaA buesa ls oYyHkRo

,oa u`nwj dks NksM+ nsus ls vkB dwV jgrs gSaA rkjk ls vkxs 6

dwVksa dks "kV~dwV ,oa ;ksfu vkfn dwVksa dks dwV prq"V; dgrs

gSaA budh la[;k ds fy, Øe'k% 1] 2] 3] 4 vad fn, tkrs gSaA v"VdwV esa o.kZ dk ,d o ukM+h dks vkB vad gSA

vr% ,d ls vkB rd dh x.kuk dk tksM+ 36 gSA ukS

dwVksa esa 45 nl dwVksa esa 55 xq.k gksrs gSaA vBkjg dwVksa esa

171 xq.k gks ldrs gSaA mä dwVksa esa ekgsUæ] jTtw] fnu]

L=hnh?kZ] fogxkfn tksM+ nsus ls vBkjg dwV gks tkrs gSaA

Øfed ladyu ¼tksM+½ dk çdkj & ,d ls ysdj vkxs rd

fdlh Hkh la[;k rd dk Øfed ;ksx gesa tkuuk gks] rks

HkkLdjkpk;Z us ,d ljyre~ mik; crk;k gS&^ lSdin?u

inkFkZ*A vFkkZr~

vafre la[;k X ¼vafre la[;k+1½ & Øfed ;ksx 2

mnkgj.kkFkZ 1 ls 3 rd dk ;ksx tkuuk gks rks 1 +2+3¾6 gksrk gSA

ysfdu lw=kuqlkj

3X ¼3$1½ ¾ 12 ¾ 6 gksrk gS 2 2

blh rjg v"VdwVksa es ,d ls ysdj vkB rd dh la[;k dk ;ksx fd;k tkrk gSA

8X ¼8$1½ ¾ 72 ¾ 36 gksrk gS 2 2

vc rd gekjs foLr`r dFku dk vk'k; ;g gS fd fdrus

Hkh dwVksa dk fopkj gks muesa ukM+h lfEefyr gSA xkSre çksDr 'yksd esa crk;k x;k

^foçk.kka n'kdwVa L;kR{kf=;k.kka rFkk"Vde~A

oS';kuke; ikMHksn lwæk.kka p prq"V;e~AA* ¼xkSre½

ysfdu foç] {kf=;] oS'; ds fy, rc Hkh ukM+h dwV fopkj.kh; jgrk gSA vr% bl rjg ç—r o.kkZuqlkj

ukMîkfn O;oLFkk Lohdk;Z ugha gks ldrh gSA ;g ukMh ;k

jTtw fopkj nf{k.k Hkkjr esa lc ds fy, xkS.k ekuk x;k

gSA ogka loZç/kku jkf'k] jk'kkh'k] o';] ekgsUæ o ;ksfu esa

5 phtsa çeq[krk ls crkbZ xbZ gS&

^bR;qäs"okuqdwY;s"kq iap eq[;kfu rkU;fi A

jkf'kjk'kh'kekgsUæ;ksfuo';kfu iqafL=;ks%AA* ¼ç'uekxZ½

,slh fLFkfr esa ukM+h ;fn fopkj.kh; gS rks tkfr o.kZ fo'ks"k ds fy, ugha vfirq lcds fy, gksxhA

gekjs fopkj ls vktdy ds ;qx esa jkf'k] eS=h o ukM+h ;s rhu phtsa ;fn fopkj dh tk,a rks dkQh gSA D;ksafd jk'kh'k

;k jkf'k eS=h ;k uoka'k eS=h ls ukM+h NksM+dj lkjs nks"kksa dk çk;% mi'keu gks tkrk gSA r

efnjkiku ¼T;ksfr"kh; vkadyu½

egaxh cgqr 'kjkc gS FkksM+h&FkksM+h fi;k

djks] u'kk 'kjkc esa gksrk rks ukprh cksry] tSlh vusd ;qfä;ka tuekul

esa 'kjkc dh yksdfç;rk dk ladsr gS!

vkt ds ;qx esa efnjkiku ,d lkekU;

lh ckr gks xbZ gS T;ksfr"k dh –f"V

esa efnjkiku dks ekuo }kjk Lo;a ds

fy, fufeZr vkSj lkekU; voLFkk ds

:i esa ekuk x;k gS ikih xzg 'kfu vkSj

jkgq dks 'kjkc dk dkjd ekuk x;k gS

dqN T;ksfrfoZnkas ds vuqlkj xqfyd Hkh

bu ifjfLFkfr;ksa ds fuekZ.k esa lgk;d

curk gSA

,slk dgk x;k gS fd dksbZ O;fä u'ks

dk lsou rHkh djrk gS tc mldh

dqaMyh esa paæek jkgq ds lkFk gks ;k

vxj paæek Lokfr ;k 'krfHk"kk u{k=

esa gks ysfdu paæek ij xq# dh –f"V

gksus ls O;fä u'khyh phtksa ds lsou ls eqä gks ldrk gSA yXu] yXus'k]

f}rh; Hkko ,oa f}rh; paæ cq/k vkSj

xq# dk iki xzgksa ls ihfM+r gksuk Hkh efnjkiku tSlh fo—fr dks tUe nsrk

gSA

T;ksfr"kh; lw=ksa ds vuqlkj yXus'k]

'kfu vkSj jkgq ds izHkko esa ;k f}fr;s'k

}kn'k Hkko esa ;k lIres'k }kn'k esa

gksus ij Hkh tkrd efnjkizseh gksrk gSA

nwljs Hkko esa jkgq] eaxy ;k dsrq] 'kfu

dh mifLFkfr cpiu ls gh 'kjkc[ksjh

dh vksj vkdf"kZr djrh gSA dsoy 'kqØ

dh ckjgosa Hkko esa mifLFkfr gh efnjk

lsou ds fy, i;kZIr gSA uoe Hkko esa

uhp dk 'kfu ;k uhp dk jkgq ,oea

f}rh;s'k yXuLFk gksus ls Hkh tkrd

'kjkc ds fy, nhokuk cuk Mkyrk gSA

;fn uoes'k] f}rh;s'k] desZ'k] lIres'k

vkSj prqFksZ'k jkgq ;k dsrq ds lkFk yXu ;k f}rh; Hkko esa mifLFkr gks rks tkrd thou ds lHkh mís';ksa dks

R;kxdj dsoy efnjk lsou dks gh

viuk Hkxoku le>us yxrk gSA bu

;ksxksa esa 'kqHk izHkko gksus ij tkrd FkksM+k cgqr la;fer o lekt ls Mjus yxrk gSA

Jhefr izfeyk xqIrk

bl tUekax esa uhp dk jkgq yXu esa

fLFkr gSA yXus'k xq# uhp jkf'k edj esa ,dkn'k HkkoLFk gSA panzek ds lkFk 'kfu dk izHkko O;fDr dks O;fDr esa fu.kZ; ysus dh {kerk esa vleatl dh

fLFkfr iSnk djrk gSA vFkkZr panz yXu

esa 'kfu dk izHkko tkrd ds efnjkiku

dh vksj ykykf;r djrk gSA 'kqØ

ftls nSR; jktk dgk x;k gS dk panz

yXu ij izHkko tkrd dks 'kjkc[kksjh

dh vksj ys tkus esa lgk;d gSA

vkslkek fcu yknsu ds tUekax dk

vè;;u djus ij Kkr gksrk gS fd

yXu esa jkgq ,oea f}rh; LFkku esa 'kfu

dh mifLFkfr izFke Hkko tks fdlh

Hkh tUekax esa Lo;a dk ifjp; nsrk

gS rFkk nwljk Hkko ok.kh o Lokn dk

Hkko Hkh gSA nksuksa gh Hkko ikih xzgksa ds izHkko esa rFkk yXus'k 'kqØ f=d Hkko

v"Ve esa fLFkr gksus ij nwf"kr gSA f}

rh; Hkko dk dkjd xq# iki izHkkfor gSA f}rh; LFkku panz ,oa xq# 'kfu ds izHkko esa gSA vr% tkrd fu'pr :i ls efnjk izseh gksxkA

,d vU; tUekax ds vuqlkj yXu ,oa f}rh; Hkko ikih xzgksa ds izHkko esa gSA

cqèk Lo;a xq# Hkh iki izHkkfor gSA

fdarq yXu esa xq# dh mifLFkfr tkrd

dks yksdizHkko ls efnjkizseh esa gksus ds mijkar Hkh la;e iznku djrh gSA r

Hkkjrh; n'kZu dh nks /kkjk,a gSa & vkfLrd ,oa ukfLrdA bu /kkjkvksa esa vusd varj Hkh gS fdarq fQj Hkh dkQh fo'ks"krk,a lkekU; gSa] tks fuEuor~ gSa%&

1- osn&mifu"knksa dk izHkko

lEiw.kZ Hkkjrh; n'kZuksa dk ewy oSfnd ok³xe; gS pkokZd] tSu vkSj ckS)A tSls ukfLrd n'kZu ij Hkh izR;{k&vizR;{k :i esa osn dk izHkko Li"V n`f"Vxkspj gksrk gSA osn rFkk mifu"knksa dh iz[kj vkykspuk rFkk izfrfØ;ko'k gh bu ukfLrd n'kZu'kkL=ksa dk tUe gqvk gSA blds vfrfjDr vkfLrd oxZ ds lHkh N% n'kZuksa ij rks ;g izHkko gS ghA ;gh dkj.k gS fd 'kCn ;k O;kIr opu dk egRo Hkkjrh;

n'kZu esa dqN vf/kd gh gSA ckn ds xzUFk xhrk iqjk.kkfn esa Hkh osn vk/kkfjr fopkj/kkjk gh iYyfor gks jgh gSA

2- Hkkjrh; n'kZuksa dk lkekU; y{; lHkh Hkkjrh; nk'kZfudksa dk lkekU; y{; ;gh gS fd os thou o n'kZu esa xgu laca/k LFkkfir djrs gSaA vr% n'kZu thou ds iq#"kkFkZ dk lgkjk gSA thou dk mís'; gS lfPpnkuUn dks izkIr djuk ^f'koa lqUnje* dh izkfIrA ;g

n'kZu ds ek/;e ls gh laHko gSA n'kZu dk mís'; vfUre {k.k dh O;k[;k djrk gSA thou esa tks dqN vlqUnj vkSj

v'kqHk gksA mlds fujkdj.k dk mik; Hkh n'kZu crkrk

gSA vr% dgk tk ldrk gS fd Hkkjrh; n'kZu thou dks vkuUn ls thus dh dyk fl[kkrk gSA

3- vk/;kfRed lUrks"k

n'kZu dk tUe ek= ftKklk ls ugha gS] oju vk/;kfRed

lUrks"k izkIr djus dh Js"Brk ls gksrk gSA okLro esa lalkj dh vkljrk] {k.kHkaxqjrk vkSj nq%[k mls ,d lkFk rc

LFkkf;Ro rFkk vkuUn dh [kkst dh vksj ys tkrk gSA bl [kkst esa lHkh Hkkjrh; n'kZu] vkRe n'kZu] vkRe lk{kkRdkj dh vksj eqM+rs gSaA ;g vk/;kReokn 'kqf) dks ugha] vfirq vkUrfjd n'kZu dks vf/kd egRo iznku djrk gSA

4- lHkh n'kZuksa dk y{; eks{k gS

Hkkjrh; n'kZu dh lHkh 'kk[kkvksa esa Kku dk vFkZ thou dk fnO; :ikarj] vkuUn dh izkfIr vkSj lkalkfjd nq%[kksa ls NqVdkjk ikuk gSA Hkkjrh; nk'kZfud eks{k dks gh thou dk y{; ekurs gSaA bl eks{k dk fuf'pr Lo:i lHkh eBksa esa dqN fHkUu&fHkUu vo'; gS fdarq lHkh dh lgefr blesa gS fd eks{k ls lalkj ds nq%[kksa ls eqfDr fey tkrh gSA ;g eks{k uhfr vkSj /keZ ls ijs ,d vk/;kfRed voLFkk gSA

5- ca/ku dk dkj.k vKku gS

bl fl)kUr ij lHkh n'kZuksa esa ,d er gS fd nq%[kksa vkSj ca/kuksa dk dkj.k ekuo dh vKkurk gSA ;g vKkurk dsoy ckSf)d gh ugha cfYd vk/;kfRed vkSj euksoSKkfud Hkh gSA cq) ds pkj vk;Z lR; vkSj 'kadj dk osnkar blh

vKkku dks nwj djus dh ps"Vk djrs gSaA

6- eks{k

bldh izkfIr ds fy, vH;kl rFkk ;ksx dh vko';drk

euksoSKkfud vkSj vk/;kfRed vKku ls NqVdkjk ikus ds fy, leLr Hkkjrh; n'kZu fdlh u fdlh izdkj ds vH;kl vFkok ;ksx dh vko';drk dks ekurs gSaA iratfy ;ksx ds ;e] fu;e] vlku] /;ku vkfn lk/kuksa

dk vH;kl vKkurk dks nwj djus ds fy, lk/ku :i esa

Hkkjrh; n'kZu dh lkekU; fo'ks"krk,a vkse izdk'k nk'kZfud

leh{kk

yxHkx leLr n'kZuksa ds }kjk LohÑr gSaA Hkko ;gh gS

fd Hkkjrh; n'kZuksa esa Kku i{k ds lkFk&lkFk lk/ku i{k

Hkh izcy gSA ;g lk/kuk i{k fujks/kkRed ek= u gksdj

jpukRed Hkh gSA Kku izkfIr ds y{; esa blhfy, 'kjhj]

eu o cqf) lHkh dh lk/kuk ij tksj fn;k x;k gSA

7- Hkkjrh; n'kZu euksoSKkfud lR;ksa ij vk/kkfjr gS

ekuo euksfoKku dh vfr lw{e vkSj fo'kn O;k[;k lHkh

nk'kZfud xzUFkksa esa miyC/k gSA cq) ls ysdj iratfy] 'kadj

vkSj jkekuqt vkfn lHkh n'kZfudksa us n'kZu ds euksoSKkfud i{k ij vR;f/kd tksj fn;k gSA ;ksx dh fØ;k,a 'kkjhfjd vkSj ekufld O;kf/k;ksa dks nwj djds eu dks fLFkj djus esa vkt vf}rh; gSaA osnkUr esa tkxzr] LoIu] lq"kqfIr rFkk rqjh; voLFkkvksa ,oa pSrU; ds Lo:i dk lw{e fo'ys"k.k gqvk gSA Hkkjrh; n'kZu ds vuqHkoksa ij vk/kkfjr gSA vr% vuqHkoksa dh Hkh lw{e foospuk ;gka dh xbZ gSA

8- /keZ&n'kZu dk leUo;

Hkkjrh; n'kZuksa dh lw= ls vf/kd egRoiw.kZ ,oa loZekU; fo'ks"krk ;g gS fd muesa /keZ vkSj n'kZu dh leL;kvksa esa cgqr vUrj ugha gSA /keZ 'kCn dk iz;ksx cgqr O;kid vFkks± esa fd;k x;k gSA /keZ vkSj n'kZu nksuksa dk y{; thou dk :ikarj rFkk lalkfjd d"Vksa ls eks{k jgk gSA gSosy uked ik'pkR; nk'kZfud us

mfpr gh dgk gS fd Hkkjr esa /keZ :f<+ ugha gS cfYd vk/;kfRed fodkl dh fofHkUu voLFkkvksa vkSj thou

dh fHkUu&fHkUu ifjfLFkfr;ksa ds vuq:i ekuo O;ogkj dk ,d fØ;kRed fl)kUr gSA ;gka ekuo izÑfr rFkk

bZ'oj ds chp dksbZ xgjh [kkbZ ugha gSA nk'kZfud fl)kUrksa dk ewY;kadu thou dh dlkSVh ij fd;k x;k gS vkSj

èkkfeZd fl)kUrksa dh 'kqf) vkSj vk/;kfRed vuqHkwfr;ksa dh rqyk ij rkSyk x;k gSA

9- /kkfeZdrk dk ckSf)d vk/kkj

/kkfeZd gksrs gq, Hkh Hkkjrh; n'kZu ckSf)d gSA lalkj ds n'kZu ds bfrgkl esa ftrus Hkh er&erkUrj vkt rd gq, gSa] os fdlh u fdlh :i esa Hkkjrh; n'kZuksa esa fey gh tkrs gSaA 'kkL=kFkZ dh izFkk esa izR;sd Hkkjrh; nk'kZfud dks vius fl)kUrksa dks lcy rdks± dks iq"V dj

vU; erksa dk [k.Mu djuk iM+kA blh dkj.k Hkkjrh; n'kZuksa esa rdZ'kkL= vkSj izek.k'kkL= dk leqfpr fodkl

gqvk gSA

10- oSpkfjd ,oa O;kogkfjd leUo;okn

ckSf)d gksrs gq, Hkh Hkkjrh; n'kZu leUo;okn esa fo'okl

j[krs gSaA ;gka thou ds fdlh ,d i{k ij vR;f/kd ncko

ugha Mkyk x;k gSA O;fDrxr lk/ku dk fo"k; gksus ij

Hkh izR;sd n'kZu esa yksd dY;k.k dk /;ku j[kk x;k gSA

'kadjkpk;Z] cq) ;k egkohj dksbZ Hkh D;ksa u gks] leLr

egku nk'kZfud gksus ds lkFk&lkFk egku lekt lq/kkjd

Hkh FksA okLro esa Hkkjrh; n'kZuksa dk /;s; O;fDrxr

eks{k ek= u gksdj lekt dk vk/;kfRed :ikarj djuk

Hkh FkkA bl :ikarj.k esa vk/;kfRedrk ds lkFk&lkFk

'kkjhfjd vkSj ekufld i{k ij Hkh tksj fn;k x;k gSA

11- Hkkjrh; n'kZu izxfr'khy gS

Hkkjr esa nk'kZfud fl)kUrksa esa tc dHkh fdlh ,d fl)kUr dk vR;f/kd izpkj gqvk] rks mlds izfroknh i{k dh Hkh

LFkkiuk gqbZA tM+okn] vk/;kReokn] }Sr] v}Sr] }Srokn]

fof'k"V }Srokn vkfn fHkUu&fHkUu nk'kZfud fl)kUrksa dh fØ;k&izfrfØ;kokn ds e/; u,&u, nk'kZfud fopkj

lkeus vk,A izxfr'khy dh blh fo'ks"krk ds dkj.k gh

Hkkjrh; n'kZuksa dk fujarj fodkl gksrk jgk gSA

12- _rq esa fo'okl

Hkkjrh; n'kZu ftl izdkj ekuo txr esa uSfrd voLFkk ns[krk gS] mlh izdkj HkkSfrd txr esa Hkh 'kk'or uSfrd rF; esa fo'okl j[krk gSA ;g uSfrd voLFkk oSfnd ok³xe; esa _rq ds uke ls izfl) gSA ekuoh; thou esa uSfrdrk dh vko';drk lkekftd voLFkk dks pykus ds fy, vko';d gSA ;g uSfrdrk deZ ds fl)kUr }kjk vfHkO;Dr gksrk gSA ehekalk esa ;gh deZ dh uSfrd

O;oLFkk viwoZ uke xzg.k djrh gS rks U;k;&oS'ksf"kd esa blh dk uke vn`"V gSA

13- deZ fl)kUr

lHkh Hkkjrh; n'kZuksa esa deZ dk fl)kUr LohÑr gSA deZ ds fl)kUr ds vuqlkj /keZ vkfn deZQy laLdkj ds :i

esa lnSo lqjf{kr jgrs gSa vkSj gekjs thou dh ?kVukvksa dks ifjpkfyr djrs gSaA ;g lalkj ,d jaxeap dh Hkkafr gS]

tgka ij lcdks vius&vius dekZuqlkj fuf'pr Hkwfedk fuHkkuh iM+rh gSA deZ ca/ku ls NwVus dk uke gh eks{k gS

vkSj fHkUu&fHkUu n'kZuksa esa bl eks{k dks ikus ds rjhds crk, x, gSaA r

:nz rhFkZe~ ds dkj.k izfl)

gS xq:o;qj eafnj

lfn;ksa iqjkuk izfl) xq:o;qj eafnj nf{k.k Hkkjr ds 'kgj

f='kqj ls 30 fdyksehVj nwj fLFkr gSA ftles dsoy fganw / keZ dks ekuus okys gh gS izos'k dj ldrs gS] og Hkh dsoy /kksrh dqrsZa esaA

xq:o;qj eafnj esa Hkxoku Jh—".k ds cky:i dh iwtk

dh tkrh gSA Jh dksfoy og LFkku gS tgka Hkxoku dh

ewfrZ iwoZeq[kh fojkftr gSA pkSdksj eafnj ifjlj esa cgqr

lkjs e.Mi gS] ftudh T;knkrj Nrsa fijkfeM+ ds vkdkj

dh gSA fVfidy dsjyk vkfdZVsDpj cukoV okyk ;g eafnj

nf{k.k Hkkjr ds vU; eafnjksa dh rjg dksbZ fo'kky eafnj rks

ugha gS] fdarq blds ckn Hkh ;gka Hkkjh rknkr esa HkDrtu

n'kZu ds fy, vkrs gS tks n'kZuksa ds fy, ?kaVksa drkj esa yx

jgrs gSA HkDrksa dh bruh yach drkj eafnj dh okLrquqdqy

cukoV gksus ds dkj.k yxrh gS] tks fd bl izdkj gS &

ƒ eafnj ifjlj ds ckgj mÙkj fn'kk esa cM+k rkykc :nz

rhFkZe~ gSA tgka HkDrtu ugkrs gSA ;g rkykc gh

bl eafnj dh izflf) dk eq[; dkj.k gSA D;ksafd

nqfu;k esa tks Hkh txg izfl) gS mldh mÙkj fn'kk esa

fupkbZ ,oa ikuh fdlh uk fdlh :i esa vo'; gSA

tSls fr:Iifr ckykth] rktegy] JhjaxukFk Lokeh

eafnj] JhjaxiÙkue~ bR;kfnA

ƒ bl eafnj dh mÙkj fn'kk esa cus Hkou esa vxz'kkyk

¼Mk;fuax gkWy½ gSA okLrq'kkL= ds vuqlkj tgka mÙkj

fn'kk esa Hkkstu curk gS ogka fcuk fo'ks"k esgur ls

[kwc /ku vkxeu gksrk gSA blh dkj.k ;gka [kwc p<+kok

vkSj nku ,df=r gksrk gSA

ƒ eafnj ds vanj bZ'kku esa ,d cM+k dqvka gSA ;g eafnj

ds izfr vkLFkk c<+kus esa vkSj /kukxe esa lgk;d gSA

ƒ bl eafnj ij iwoZ ,oa if'pe fn'kk ls ekxZ izgkj gS

buds nksuksa vksj nqdkus gSA tgka ls HkDrtu n'kZu

djus eafnj rd tkrs gSA iwoZ fn'kk dk ekxZ izgkj

dqynhi lywtk

vR;ar 'kqHk gksdj HkDrksa dh la[;k dks vkdf"kZr djrk gSA blh izdkj blds if'pe fn'kk fLFkr ekxZ izgkj

eafnj dh le`f) dks c<+kus esa lgk;d gks jgk gSA

ƒ eafnj dh iwoZ ,oa if'pe fn'kk esa 'ksM+ cus gq, gS tgka

HkDr drkj esa yx dj n'kZu ds fy, bartkj djrs

gSA eafnj esa HkDr iwoZ fn'kk ls vanj tkdj Dykd

okbZt n'kZu djds ckgj vkrs gSA ;g O;oLFkk Hkh

okLrquqdqy gSA

bUgha okLrquqdqyrkvksa ds dkj.k xq:o;qj eafnj esa HkDrksa

dk rkark yxk jgrk gS vkSj [kqc p<+kok p<+rk gSA

mijksDr okLrquqdqyrkvksa ds lkFk gh eafnj ifjlj

ds iwoZ vkXus; dks.k esa ,d egRoiw.kZ okLrqnks"k ,d

NksVk ikuh dk rkykc gSA okLrq'kkL= ds vuqlkj iwoZ

vkXus; esa xM~Mk vkSj mlesa ikuh dk teko dyg

vkSj fookn dk dkj.k curk gSA fuf'pr gh bl nks"k

ds dkj.k eafnj esa Hkh vkilh fookn ,oa dyg jgrh

gksxhA bl okLrqnks"k dks nwj djus dk ,dek= mik,

;g gS fd] bl rkykc dks feV~Vh Mkydj can dj

fn;k tk,A r

xHkkZ/kku laLdkj

Hkkjrh; ijEijk ds 16 laLdkjksa esa xHkkZèkku laLdkj lcls igyk o egRoiw.kZ laLdkj gSA Hkkoh larku ds laLdkj dh vk/kkjf’kyk blh izFke laLdkj ij vk/kkfjr gSA bl lalkj esa lHkh O;fDr pkgrs gSa fd mls lc dqN fey tk;s ijarq mls feyrk ogh gS tks mlds lafpr deksZa }kjk HkkX; esa gksrk gS fdarq HkkX; ds lgkjs deZ dks NksM+dj ugha cSBk tk ldrkA deZ djuk gekjk dÙkZO; gksrk gSA blds fy, gesa iz;kl djuk pkfg,A

dkeukvksa dh iwfrZ ds vusdksa rjhds gks ldrs gSa exj ;gka T;ksfr"k 'kkL= ;k gLrjs[kk 'kkL= ;k vU; fdlh Hkh rjhds ls ;g fu.kZ; fy;k tk;s fd tkrd dh dkeuk,sa ;k bPNk;sa fl) gksxh ;k ugha rc blds fy;s iz;kl fd;k tk;sA bl fo"k; esa tkrd dh tUe dq.Myh loZJs"B gS fd

bPNkvksa dh iwfrZ dk le; dc dSls gksxkA

bl xHkkZ/kku eqgwÙkZ esa izlUufpÙk gksdj jgk tk;sA blls

dqN fnuksa iwoZ lkfRod Hkkstu xzg.k fd;k tk;s fopkjksa dks 'kq) j[kk tk;sA tSls cht ds mitkus esa lgh le; o okrkokj.k rFkk lk/kuksa dk iz;ksx fd;k tkrk gS blh

izdkj ifr iRuh nksuksa ds psru o vopsru eu rFkk nsg

dh ifo=rk dk T;knk /;ku j[kk tk;sA lqle; esa xHkkZ/ kku gksus ls larku xq.kh o nh?kZthoh gksrh gSA

fdlh Hkh tkrd dh tUe dq.Myh dk feyku djrs le; fuEu fcanqvksa dks vo’; gh ns[ksa %&

1- iq#"k dh dqaMyh esa cht LQwV

2- L=h dh dqaMyh esa {ks= LQwV

3- iq#"k dh dqaMyh esa “kV~Dyho ;ksx

4- L=h dh dqaMyh esa cU/;k o dkd cU/;k bR;kfn ;ksx

5- fu%larkurk dk dksbZ ;ksx gks rks /;ku nsaA

6- larku 'kki ;ksx gks rks mldk fuokj.k djsaA

7- tUe dqaMyh esa larku dkjd nso xq# c`gLifr dh fLFkfr

8- oxZ dqaMyh esa lIreka’k dqaMyh

blds i’pkr gh xHkkZ/kku ds eqgwÙkZ dk fopkj djuk

pkfg,A

lsokjke t;iqfj;k

eqgwÙkZ % jtksn’kZu dh igyh pkj jkf=;kaa NksM+dj& lejkf=;ksa esa L=h laidZ djus ls iq= vkSj fo"ke jkf= esa L=h laidZ djus ls iq=h dk tUe gksrk gSA jtksn’kZu dh igyh pkj jkf=;ka NksMdj 16 jkf=;ksa rd 'kqHk le; gksrk gSA

ekfld /keZ ds le; tc panzek vuqip; LFkkuksa ¼1] 2] 4] 5] 7] 8] 9] 12½ esa gks vkSj eaxy mls ns[ks rks ml le; xHkZèkkj.k dh laHkkouk gksrh gSA ;fn ;g fLFkfr u cus rks ml ekl esa xHkZ/kkj.k dh laHkkouk fucZy jgrh gSA

,sls xHkZ/kkj.k ;ksX; ekl esa tc iq#"k dh tUe jkf’k ls 3] 6] 10] 11 LFkkuksa esa panzek xkspj djs vkSj nso xq#

c`gLifr mls ns[ks rks xHkZ/kkj.k djuk pkfg,A ;gh le; mfpr gksrk gSA

'kqHk frfFk;ka& 1] 2] 3] 5] 7] 10] 11] 12] 13 ¼frfFk n’keh o ,dkn’kh esa vkpk;ksZa dk erHksn Hkh gS½ 'kqDy i{k fo’ks"kr;k vPNk gksrk gSA

'kqHk okj& cq/kokj] c`gLifrokj o 'kqØokj

'kqHk u{k=& jksfg.kh] e`xf’kjk] rhuksa mÙkjk] gLr] Lokfr] Jo.k] /kfu"Bk] 'krfHk"kk] erkarj ls vf’ouh] iquolZq] iq";] vuqjkèkk& ;s bl dk;Z ds fy;s e/; u{k= dgykrs gSaA 'kqHk ;ksx& izhfr] vk;q"eku] lkSHkkX;] 'kksHku] lqdekZ] ?k`fr] o`f)] /kzqo] g"kZ.k] flf)] ofj;ku] f’ko] fl)] lk/;] 'kqHk] 'kqDy] czã] o bUnz ;s dqy vBkjg ;ksx gksrs gSaA

'kqHk dj.k& co] ckyo] dkSyo] rSfry] xj] ,oa of.kt ;s dqy N% gksrs gSaA

'kqHk yXu & es"k] ddZ] flag] /kuq] edj ¼1] 4] 5] 7] 9] 10½ dsanz o f=dks.k esa 'kqHk xzg gks vkSj ¼3] 6] 11½ f="kMk;

Hkko Hkko esa iki xzg gksA

lw;Z eaxy o c`gLifr yXu dks ns[ks rFkk fo"ke jkf’k ds uoeka’k esa gks rks mÙke gksaxsA

pUnzek fo"ke jkf’k ds uoeka’k esa gksA

xHkkZ/kku laLdkj ds le; ifr&iRuh nksuksa dk panzek

'kqHkkoLFkk ;k Hkko esa gksA

xHkkZ/kku laLdkj esa L=h dk panzcy fo’ks"k #i ls gksuk pkfg,A

xHkkZ/kku laLdkj ds yXu dk uoeka’k Hkh fo"ke jkf’k esa gks rks vfr mÙke gksrk gSA

uksV % fnu esa ;k v/kZjkf= ls igys jtksn’kZu gks rks _rqdky

dk ogh fnu ekuuk pkfg, ftl fnu ekfld gqvkA

ƒ ;fn v/kZjkf= ds ckn ekfld gksus ij vfxze fnu dks _rqdky izFke fnu ekuuk pkfg,A

ƒ erkUrj ls lw;Z mn; ls vxys fnu ds lw;ksZn; rd dks ogh fnu ekuk tk;sxkA

ƒ xHkkZ/kku esa oftZr o /;ku nsus ;ksX; ckrsa

ƒ ekfld /keZ izkjaHk ls igyh pkj jkrsaA

fjDrk frfFk;k] v"Veh ¼nksuksa i{kksa dh½] vekoL;k] iwf. kZek] Hknzk ¼fof"Vdj.k½ Hknzk frfFk;ka 2] 7] 12] {k; frfFk]

O;frikr] oS/k`fr ;ksx] laØkafr dk fnu] xzg.k ¼lw;Z] panz nksuksa½ dky fnol] fnu dk le; ,oa la/;k dky] tUe u{k=] tUe fnol ¼fo’ks"kdj /keZ iRuh dk½ erkarj ls] ekrk&firk dk Jk) fnol] tUe yXu] tUe ls v"Ve yXu] iki;qDr yXu] ikigr ;k mRikrgr u{k= o fnu] eaxyokj] 'kfuokj erkarj ls jfookj] nhikoyh] n’kgjk] uojk=] gksyh] j{kkcaèku vkfn ioZ] rhuksa xaMkar

frfFk xaMkar

uank frfFk;ka ¼1] 6] 11½ ds vkfn dh ,d ?kM+h & 24 feuV iw.kZ frfFk;ka ¼5] 10] 15½ ds var dh ,d ?kM+h & 24 feuV

yXu xaMkar es"k] flag] /kuq ¼vfXu rRo ds yXu½ yXuksa ds vkjaHk dh vkèkh ?kVh& 12 feuV

ddZ] o`f’pd] ehu ¼ty rRo ds yXu½ yXuksa ds var dh

vk/kh ?kVh& 12 feuV

u{k= xaMkar

vf’ouh] e?kk o ewy u{k=ksa ds vkjaHk dh nks ?kfV;ka & 48 feuV

vk’ys"kk] T;s"Bk o jsorh u{k=ksa ds var dh nks ?kfV;ka & 48 feuV

fucZy rkjk& fo’ks"kdj lkroha rkjk ¼tUe ,oa o/k rkjk½

fofHkUu jkf=;ksa esa xHkkZ/kku ds Qy

pkSFkh jkf= ds fu"ksd esa & vYik;q iq=

ikapoha jkf= ds fu"ksd esa & dU;k

NBh jkf= ds fu"ksd esa & oa’k o`f)drkZ iq=

lkroha jkf= ds fu"ksd esa & cka> dU;k

vkBoha jkf= ds fu"ksd esa & iq=

uoeh jkf= ds fu"ksd esa & lqanj dU;k

n’keh jkf= ds fu"ksd esa & izHkko’kkyh iq=

X;kjgoha jkf= ds fu"ksd esa & dq#i dU;k

ckjgoha jkf= ds fu"ksd esa & HkkX;’kkyh iq=

rsgjoha jkf= ds fu"ksd esa & iki fopkj’khy dU;k

pkSngoha jkf= ds fu"ksd esa & /kekZRek iq=

ianzgoha jkf= ds fu"ksd esa & y{ehorh o ifrozrk dU;k

lksygoha jkf= ds fu"ksd esa & loZK iq= izkIr gksrk gSA

vFkkZr 'kqHk le jkf=;ksa esa xHkkZ/kku laLdkj 'kqHk gksrk gS A

uksV% ftl ekl dk Lokeh Øwj xzgksa ls ihfM+r gks ml ekl

esa xHkZ gkfu gksus ds fo’ks"k laHkkouk gksrh gSA

fofHkUu xHkZ eklksa ds Lokeh

izFke 'kqØ

f}rh; eaxy

r`rh; c`gLifr

prqFkZ lw;Z

iape panzek

"k"Ve 'kfu

lIre cq/k

v"Ve xHkkZ/kku le; dk yXus’k

uoe panzek

n’ke lw;Z

jkf’k;ksa dh iztuu 'kfDr;ka

ƒ 4] 8] 10] 11] 12 ;s iztuu ;qDr 'kqHk jkf’k;ka gSaA

ƒ 3] 5] 6] 9 ;ss cka> jkf’k;ka gSA

ƒ 1] 2] 7 vYi iztuu jkf’k;ka gSA

ƒ rqyk jkf’k dk mÙkjk/kZ

ƒ o`f’pd jkf’k dk iwokZ/kZ

bu lc jkf’k;ksa dk iape Hkko ls fopkj fd;k tkrk gSA r

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