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RESEARCH JOURNAL Delhi Chapter-II 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 Delhi Chapter-IV • Sh. Harish Kumar Malik Jai Guru Jyotish Sansthan 1/9533, Street No.-2, Partap Pura, West Rohtash Nagar, Shahadara, Delhi - 110032 Mob : 09871408417 Email: harishmalik76@gmail.com Delhi Chapter-V • Sh. Sewaram Jaipuriya Institute of Vastu and Joyful Living B-292, Sarswati Vihar, Delhi-110034 Ph:011-27030966/67,65169566, 27020736 Mob: 9810100533, 9971688133 Email: ptgopal@yahoo.com Web:www.panditgopalsharma.com Delhi Chapter-X • Acharya Rajender Chawdhary Jyotish Aradhna, Institute of Astrology & Vastu A-771, Shashtri Nagar, Delhi-110052 Ph : 9810906914, 9818150352 Email: rajenderchawdhary@gmail.com Delhi East Patel Nagar Chapter • Dr. Beni Madhav Goswami • Mr. Ribhu Kant Goswami • Mr. Vibhu Kant Goswami 25/30, 1st Floor, East Patel Nagar New Delhi - 110008 Ph : 25743177, 25759020 Mob : 9312832612, 9999769969 emial : technodesgins@hotmail.com Delhi West Vikaspuri Chapter • Sh. Amit Kapoor Guru Saptrishi Jyotish Shikshan Sansthan GGI/75B, Vikaspuri, New Delhi - 110068 Mob : 9873232287 emial : kapooramitdec1978@gmail.com Gurgaon Chapter • Sh. Satya Prakash Gaur Nakshatra Niketan Flat No. C-114, Kendriya Vihar, Sector 56, Gurgaon-122003 (Haryana) Mob:09313033117 Email : nakshatraniketan@ymail.com

Chapters

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

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

Ghaziabad Chapter • Sh. Sukhvinder Singh Saransh Jyotish 30/1, Lal Quarter, Lohia Nagar, Ghaziabad-201001(U.P.) Mob : 09811067209 Email : saranshjyotish@gmail.com

Dholka Chapter • Mr. Abhishek Navinchandra Joshi A124 Dwarikapuri Society Saroda Road Kalikund, Dholka - 387810 (Guj.) M- 9725194913 email : abhishekjoshi501@gmail.com

Vaishali Chapter • Sh. N. K. Gupta Astro-Vastu Prabhodhini Kendra Ansal Plaza Mall, UGSR-1G Vaishali, Ghaziabad, UP Ph : 0120-6484022 Mob: 9810604604, 9582523205 Noida Chapter -I • Mrs. Tanvi Bansal Future Point B-237, Sector-26, Noida - 201301, UP Ph: 9911175551, 9910080002 Email:mail@futurepointindia.com Faridabad Chapter • Smt. Nidhi Agarwal Pavak Gyan Jyotish Kendra H.No. 1566, Sector-7E, Faridabad-121006 (Haryana) Mob : 7838266242 Email : nidhiastro1@yahoo.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 Ahmedabad Chapter • Ms. Vishruta Trivedi 3rd Eye Spiritual Research Foundation 402 SKD Commercial, Bhimajipura Cross Road, Bhimajipura, New Wadaj, Ahmedabad- 380013 Mob. 9913321699, 8141219400 email : info@3rdeyespiritual.com Anand Chapter • Tejas Patel / Kaveeta Ramani Pushpa Reiki Centre 1, Hari Om Nagar, Borsad Road Jitodiya, Anand - 388345 M- 9824505756, 9824846300

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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 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 Panipat Chapter • Sh. Satnarain Sharma Saraswati Future Point A-3, Gaushala Road, Super Market, G.T. Road, Panipat-132103 (Haryana) Mob : 09354900878, 09215130999 saraswatifuturepoint@yahoo.com

RESEARCH JOURNAL 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 Jharkhand Ramgarh Chapter • Sh. Manoj Kumar Mandal Guru Bhawan Kankebar, Po. Gosa, Dist. Ramgarh-829122, Jharkhand Mob : 9430123123 9955180520 jrkronchi@gmail.com Jammu & Kashmir Jammu Chapter • Smt. Vandana Verma Shri Vijay Verma, Divya Drishti College of Astrology 612-A, Gandhinagar, Jammu-180005 Phone : 0291-2458093 Mobile: 09419195709, 09796227777 vijayverma_vijayverma@yahoo.co.in Udhampur Chapter • Ms. Mona Kumari C/o Dr. Khem Raj Astrology Research Centre Housing Colony, Opposite J&K Bank, Udhampur, Jammu Kashmir Mobile: 09858260018 krkhemraj@gmail.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 Bangalore South • Prof. Dr. R. Balakrishna Astrological Education & Research Centre No.-9, Opp. Sri Balaji College (Sri Kumara Swamy School) 1st Cross, 4th Main Road Hanumantha Nagar, Bangalore-560019 Mob : 9243442354 Chitradurga Chapter • Er. Doddarangaiah D.M.E The Indian Astrology Foundation No. 16, Vaastu soudha, First Floor, Indira Nagar Old, Bangaluru Rd. Chitradurga 577501 Mob : 9632864976

Maharashtra

Chapters Orissa

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

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

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

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(Pb.)-143001 Ph.:0183-2502970, M-09815902970 rkguptaastrologer@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 Bhopal Chapter • Pt. Vineet Tiwari (Raj Jyotishi) Bhartiya Jyotish and Vastu Sansthan GM-6, Coach, Factory Road, INDUS City, Bhopal -462011(M.P.) Mob : 09827457570 Email: astro_vineet@rediffmail.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

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Barnala Chapter Shri Satinder Kumar Sharma Dr. J.P. Gaur Institute of Astrology Science Dt.S.K.Joshi, Adjoining First Cry Showroom, Court Road, Under Fly Over (Pillar no.6), Barnala-148101 Mob. 9417387272 Jalandhar Chapter • Shri Somnath Gopal Jyotish Shiksha & Anu. Kendra C/o Bhartiya Gopal Model High School Gopal Nagar Railway Road, Nakodar, Jalandhar (Pb.)-141310 Ph.: 01821-221787, M-09872133518 Jalandhar Chapter-I • Smt. Bhagwati Kalia House No. D-4, Staff Quarters Doordarshan Colony, Mahavir Marg, Jalandhar-144001 Mob : 9463763682 Email : pawan_kalia@rediffmail.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 Pathankot Chapter • Mr. Love Kumar Verma Cosmic Institute of Vastu Sciences H.No.- 1, Shree Ram Vihar, Opp Tushar Marbles, Manwal, Pathankot - 145001 Ph: 0186-5080545, M-09876588242 Email : acosmic.ptk@rediffmail.com Phagwara Chapter • Smt. Lalita Mohey Archismaan’s Future Point House No. 32/81, Mandi Road, Gandhi Chowk, Phagwara-144401 (Pb.) Ph : 01824-266399, Mob : 9780131703 Email: archisamaan@hotmail.com

RESEARCH JOURNAL Rajasthan 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 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 Jaipur South Chapter • Ach. Anupam Jolly International School of Astro. & Divine Sciences Ramashram, 3/18, Malviya Nagar, Jaipur-302017, Rajasthan Ph:0141-2520094, 9414044559 email :anupamjolly@gmail.com Jodhpur Chapter • Shri Rajendra Kumar Purohit Vastu and Jyotish Anu. Kendra Geeta Bhawan, 1st Floor, Room -12, Shivanchi Gate Rd, Jodhpur (Raj.)-342001 Ph.: 0291-2618117, 2634374 Mob: 09828128117 Email:purohitrk2001@yahoo.co.in 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 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

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Chapters Meerut Chapter • Shri Indu Garg Indudeep Future Point D-262, Shastri Nagar, Meerut (U.P.)-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 Prayagraj Chapter • Gaurav Saksena Jai Maa Kalyani 25/1, Tagore Town, Prayagraj -211002 M-8960000010 email: gsaksena@yahoo.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 Dehradun Chapter-II • Sh. Vipin Uniyal H.No. 117, Lane-8, Vijay Park Extn.

Dehradun-248001, Uttaranchal Mob : 09410503711 Email: vipinuni@yahoo.com, uniyal123@gmail.com 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) • Shri Sanat Kumar Datta Anuradha Future Point P-52, Kalindi Housing Estate Kolkata-700089 (W.B.) Ph : 033-25226765, M-09830313995

RESEARCH JOURNAL From The Editor's Desk

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Review

Judgment of Houses In every birth chart counted scriatini towards left from Lagna the basis acquire the name of death. An individual enjoys good result of a Bhava Commensurate with the strength of Bhava, Bhava Lord, Bhava Karaka (significator) and aspect on these.

By Sitaram Singh

• The depositor of the Bhava Lord is strong and well placed in Lagna or Navamsha Chart.

• Bhava Lord enjoys Bhadra Panchka (auspicious dispositions, namely, Exaltation, Mooltrikona, own sign, sign of bossom friend or of a friendly planet).

• The Bhava is free from malefic association or aspect.

• There are no malefics in 6th, 7th or 8th house fom that Bhava.

• A natural malefic also promotes Bhava result, when it happens to be in its own or exaltation sign.

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hen a bhava is accupied or aspected by its lord, friend of Bhava Lord, strong Jupiter, Mercury, a benefic planet or Trikona lord, the person enjoys good result of that Bhava.

A Bhava result increases when : • It has benefic planets on both sides (shubhkartari yoga).

• The Bhava Karaka (Significator) is strong and flanked by benefics on both sides.

• The Bhava lord or benefic planets are located in a Kendra or Trikona (1, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10) from the Bhava.

• Association of lagna Lord or 11th house Lord with any Bhava or Bhava Lord augments its result.

• But when the Bhava Lord is posited in 6th, 8th or 12th Bhava, or weak, or debilitated, then benefic planets posited in that Bhava do not give good result.

The location and strength of Bhava Lord determines the final result.

Timing of Bhava Result The planetary indications according to their location, strength, aspect and Yoga are experienced during the Dasa-Bhukti of the relevant planets. The mutual relation between the Dasa and Bhukti lords also influences the result.

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Review Among the many Dasa systems in vogue to calculate fructification of results, vimshottari Dasha system is the most popular and applicable without any condition. The Dasha Bhukti-Antara details are invariably indicated in computerised horoscopes.

motion in transit. When such a planet becomes Retrograde in transit, it becomes overactive and gives medicre result.

The effect of a Dasha Lord is not fully experienced during its own Bhukti. One enjoys Bhava result during the Bhukti of other favourable planets. The Bhukti lord is Kendra, Trikona or Upachaya houses from the Dasha Lord, gives benefic result. The Bhukti Lod friendly to the Dasha Lord as well as to the Lagna Lord, disburses very good result during Bhukti period. The Bhukti lord in 6th, 8th and 12th Bhava from the Dasha Lord generally causes troubles and sorrow.

During the operation of a Dasha, wwhen the Bhukti Lord transits in its debilitation or inimical sign or is combust, the benefic result is considerably reduced.

The Bhukti Lord enhances the effect of the same house from Lagna as it is itself placed from the Dasha Lord.

The benefic result of the Dasha Lord gets enhanced when it transits benefic houses from the Lagna or from the natal Moon. The results are considerably diminished during the transit of the Dasha and Bhukti Lord in inauspicious houses from Lagna or natal Moon.

The Dasha of a planet located in Gadanta gives trouble, anxiety and fear, while the Dasha of a weak associate of Rahu gives trouble and misfortune.

The Dasha of a planet on the last degree of Rashi (Sign) causes illness, troubles and agony according to its maleficence, except in common sign where it becomes Vargottam.

The results are experienced when the Dasha Lord direct in natal horoscope becomes Retrograde in transit. The effect is more when it becomes stationary before getting etrograde and again before getting direct.

The Dasha of a Regrograde planet in natal Chart yields greater result during direct

The result is experienced in large measure during Retrogression of Bhukti Lord and when it transits in a favourable Rashi.

Negative result also ensues when the Bhava Lord becomes debilitated or moves through an inimical sign in transit, or 8th house lord transits the house under consideration or where its lord or significator is posited, or in Trine to these.

During the last Bhukti of the Dasha the result already in operation the individual experiences ups and downs. This is called Dasha Chidra period.

During the operation of Dasha - Bhukti of Significator planets, the results fructify when the Lagna Lord, the Bhava Lord, the Karaka (Significator) or Jupiter transits through : • The Bhava under consideration • The Sign occupied by the Bhava Lord.

• The Navamsha location of Bhava Lord.

• The Trine from the above locations • The Bhava Lord and the Bhava Karaka (Significator) establish mutual relation during transit.

Planets manifest their effect during tansit as under : • The Sun and Mars during the first onethird of a sign (0°-10°) • Jupiter and Venus in the middle one-third of the Sign (10°-20°) • The Moon and Satun in the last one-third of the sign (20°-30°) • Mercury and Rahu/Ketu give result during their transit through the whole sign. r

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Astrology in Ancient Vedic Literature

By Mahendra Prasad Singh

“Cassini, Bailly, Gentil, and Play fair maintain, that there are Hindoo observations extant which must have been made more than 3000 years before Christ, and which evince even then a very high degree of astronomical science.

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e find in Ayen Ain-e-Akbari, a journal of the Emperor Akbar that the Hindus of former times assumed the diameter of a circle to be to its periphery as 1250 to 3927.

The ratio of 1250 to 3927 is a very close approximation to the quadrature of the circle, and differs very little from that given

by Metius, of 113 to 355. In order to obtain the result thus found by the Brahmins, even in the most elementary and simplest way, it is necessary to inscribe in a circle a polygon of 768 sides, an operation which cannot be performed arithmetically without the knowledge of some peculiar properties of this curved line, and at least an extraction of the square root of the ninth power, each to ten places of decimals. The Greeks and Arabs have not given anything so approximate.”

The Theogony of Hindus with their Systems of Cosmology p36-37 : Count M John ; Murray ,London Objective Objective of the article is to prove that Jyotish Shastra has its roots in Vedas;the oldest scripture of the world as opposed to the widespread belief propagated by Western scholars, as well as Indian scholars that Jyotish Shastra has its origin in Greek and Babylonian civilization.

Sri Biman Basu, the editor of most popular Science Magazine, ‘Science Reporter' writes: “Initially, astrology probably developed as a means of predicting the fates of dynasties, empires and nations and

was practiced only in royal courts. But soon, the notion of personal astrology developed in Alexandrian Egypt and spread through the Greek and Roman worlds about 2,000years ago from where it came to India. In fact, the astrology practiced in India is basically derived from Greek astrology and there is nothing like Vedic astrology.” -Astrology Sense or Nonsense,pg-vii, Biman Basu.

This doctrine has been furthered due to three reasons 1. Ignorance of the facts.

2. Haughtiness to prove the supremacy of Western civilization.

3. Ignorance or underestimation of the intelligence of Hindu civilization due to the slavery of India.

“Jyotish is the science which analyzes the navigation of brilliant celestial objects and the consequential mathematical relation among them and their influence on the earth” –Jyotish Piyush, pg-1, Pandit Kalyandatt Sharma.

History of Jyotish Shastra is as old as the evolution of Homosapians.The curiosity of human beings regarding rivers, oceans, Sun, Moon and stars, rainbow, thunder, lightning, the special shapes of groups of stars and other natural phenomena like flood, storm etc. motivated them to observe, infer and speculate the influences of these bodies on the lives of human beings. The evolution and development of Jyotish Shastra can be contributed to this curiosity of human beings.

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Review Western scholars believe that Seth (3769B.C.) was the first astrologer of the world. This belief is based on the writings of Arab and Greek scholars who firmly believed that it was Seth who first of all studied the planets, their speed and their orbits. He divided the Zodiac into 12 equal parts (Second Reader:Prof. K S. Krishnamurthy). But due to the prolonged slavery of India, contributions of Hindu Rishis to the domain of astrology were completely ignored by the Western scholars. Dr. Thompson has opined that Akkadians and Sumerians were the first to throw light on the sky and celestial bodies and outlined the planetary orbits. But later researches in the field revealed that Jyotish has its origin in Vedas.

While reviewing the facts, Max Mueller reaches a very logical conclusion: “The twenty-seven constellations, which were chosen in India as a kind of lunar zodiac, were supposed to have come from Babylon. Now, the Babylonian zodiac was solar and in spite of repeated researches, no trace of the lunar zodiac has been found. But supposing even that a lunar zodiac had been discovered in Babylon, no one acquainted with Vedic literature and with the ancient Vedic Ceremonials would easily allow himself to be persuaded that the Hindu had borrowed that simple division of the sky from the Babylonians. It is well known that most of the Vedic sacrifices depend on the Moon far more than on the sun.”

Source: Vol XIII, Lecture iv. ‘Objections ‘, pp 126-127, Bharatiya Jyotish: Nemichandra Shastri pg. 23 Max Mueller further writes: “We must never forget that what is natural in one place is natural in other place also and no case has been made out in favour of a foreign origin of the elementary astronomical notions of the Hindus as found or presupposed in Vedic hymns.”

Jyotish embedded in Aryan Culture

fnO;a pk{kZxzgk.kka p nf'kZra KkueqÙkee~A foKs;kdkZfnyksds"kq LFkkua çkIuksfr'kk'ore~AA (The sun incarnate man told Mayasur -) “I preached you superior knowledge about planets and star. By dint of this knowledge man acquires eternal place in Surya Loka – Abode of Sun .”

vU;kfu 'kkL=kf.k fouksnek=a u fdf¥~pns"kka Hkqfo –f"VefLrA fpfdfRlrT;kSfr"keU=oknk% ins ins çR;;ekogfUrAA

(Suryasiddhant 14/23 )

Different kinds of knowledge are just entertainment, their importance is not evident on earth, but Medical science, Jyotish and Mantra shastras inspire faith at every moment. (Muhurtchintamni, Piyushdhara) Each and every action of a Hindu is performed by consulting a jyotishi or family Jyotish consultant called Purohit. Jyotish is an integral part of Hindu lifestyle and culture.

It is accepted and practiced by each and every individual of Hindu religion. People know well in advance about their festivals, ceremonies, solar and lunar eclipses and hence they plan accordingly.

Traditions willingly accepted and followed by a society is not a coincidental or imposed affair. It is deeply embedded in the culture.

Any belief, faith, dogma, custom, tradition and etiquette take thousands of years to form part of social life transforming into a culture. When a tradition is followed by all the members of a society without any consideration to caste, creed or financial status, then it forms part of their culture.

A civilization takes thousands of years to become culture. It is in our genetic built up.

So, it is quite evident that Jyotish must be rooted somewhere in our oldest scriptures.

Describing the characteristics of Jyotish, Maharishi Narad says:

Source: Vol XIII, Lecture iv. ‘Objections’, pp 130, Bharatiya Jyotish: Nemichandra Shastri pg. 23.

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RESEARCH JOURNAL Jyotish Shastra having three parts- Siddhant, Samhita and Hora, is a superior science, auspicious like the eyes of God. Purpose of Jyotish:

fouSrnf[kyaJkSraLekraZdeZufl);frA rLekTtxf)rk;snaczã.kkjfpraiqjk ¼ukjnlafgrk 1/7½ Without knowledge of Jyotish, our Vedic and spiritual ceremonies cannot be performed.

Therefore, God Brahma created it for the benefit of the world.

In every Hindu scripture and epic, Jyotish Shastra has been appreciated and applauded to be most essential for our various works whether social or religious. In every literary work viz Puranas, Upanishads, Mahabharata, Ramayana and others there is Jyotish. The importance given to Jyotish as evident from these literary works inspires one to delve deep for its origin.

osnkLrq;KkFkZefHkço`ÙkkdkykuqiwokZfofgrk'p;Kk%A rLekfnnaxdkyfo/kku'kkL=a;ksT;kSfr"kaosnlosnloZe~AA - (Last Shloka of Pitamah Siddhant; Kalyan Hindu Sanskriti Ank p851) The Vedas are revealed for the purpose of performing sacrificial rites. These rites are to be performed in the specific time frames.

So, the scholars, who are well versed in the knowledge of the science of time –Jyotish Shastra, they only know the sacrifices. This further reiterates that Jyotish must be found in our ancient scriptures- Vedas for proving its roots in Hindu culture. Western scholars ignored the fact that there must be some reason for Jyotish being an integral part of the Aryan culture.

Greeks learnt Jyotish from Hindus: Unfortunately, due to the mixing of Greek words in our Jyotish terminology, many scholars have opined that Hindus have borrowed this knowledge from Greece. But this is not the fact, they often quote some words as proof of their belief viz. Hora, Hibuk (4th house of the natal chart), Apoklim (3, 6, 9, 12 house), Dreshkan (one-third of a

Review Rashi), Kantak (4th house), Panfar (2, 5, 8, 11 houses), Anafa, Sunafa, Durdhura (specific yogas), Tung (exaltation house), Musallah (Navamsa), Muntha (particular sign in the Ascendant of a particular year) Induvar, Itthshal, Israf, Yamana, Manau (Yogas of tazik). In fact, Aryavarta was the seat of learning in ancient times as America in these days. Students and scholars from various countries used to come here for the study of different Shastras. Due to those interactions, many words crept into scriptures, which were written in the 3rd century BC and afterwards. It is well known that the Oxford Dictionary includes many words from different languages every year.

This is considered essential for a language to survive and enrich itself. W. W. Hunter has written that Arabian scholars learnt Jyotish in India in the 9th century A.D. and translated theories of Indian Jyotish in Arabic in the book, ‘Sind Hind’ (Hunter Indian gazetteer – India p218, Bharatiya Jyotish : Nemichandra Shastri) Jyotish has scientific footing: Jyotish Shastra is defined as: “T;ksfr"kkalw;kZfnxzgk.kkacks/kda'kkL=e~”.

Branch of knowledge which enables us to comprehend about planets and time is called Jyotish (Astrology). Jyotish is basically that branch of knowledge which deals with planets, stars, their position and navigation in the heaven, the timing of eclipses and their influences on human life, etc. Shad- vedang consisting of the following branches of knowledge is described in almost all ancient Sanskrit literature ; 1.

Shiksha – Phonetics

2.

Vyakaran – Grammar

3.

Chhanda – Metrics

4.

Nirukt – Etymology

5.

Jyotish – Astrology

6.

Kalp – Ritual

In ancient times, arena of the study of astrology was very wide. It included mathematics, theoretical astrology and

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Review predictive astrology. Astrology was very important.

The basic concept of Astrology is that all the events in this world are being influenced by the movement of celestial bodies. Newton’s law of gravity proved that all the objects attract each other. Researches in the field of Atomic Physics revealed that various types of electromagnetic rays emanating from celestial bodies are being radiated in every direction. They interfere with our communication systems and almost every activity being carried out by electronic devices is causing obstructions in the movement of airplanes, TV broadcasts and almost in every electronic communication during an outburst of Solar flares.

It appears that these research works are novel and unique. But it is not so, knowledge of our Rishis was far ahead of today’s revelations.

They have perceived that celestial bodies navigating in the unfathomable depth of cosmos influence not only the human activities but also the natural phenomena occurring on earth. Their impact is even more subtle. A school boy traces the magnetic line of forces in the laboratory, the magnetic field of the Earth acts on the sensitive needle of the compass. Planets are moving as dictated by gravitational force exerted by each other. In a similar fashion, our blood and cells made up of minerals are affected by gravitational forces, magnetic and cosmic radiations reaching our earth.

There are a large number of evidence in Vedas, Puranas, Upanishads and other ancient scriptures thatAstrology is based on scientific facts. For various upheavals witnessed by the natives of the mother Earth sources and processes of the ancient knowledge available in literature have vanished.

An American scholar Mr. Wheeler Willox writes: “we have all heard and read about the ancient religion of India. It is the land of the great Vedas, the most remarkable

works, containing not only religious ideas on a perfect life but also facts which all the sciences have since proved true. Electricity, Radium, Electrons, Airships, all seem to be known to the seers who found the Vedas” (Sublimity of the Vedas, page 83).

Acharya Satyavrata Samashrami, a renowned scholar of Vedic Literature writes “Our opinion is that, in Vedic times, our country had made extraordinary progress, in those days the sciences of Geology, Astronomy and Chemistry were called “Adhidaivik Vidya” and those of Physiology, Psychology,and Theology were called “Adhyatma Vidya”. Though the works embodying the scientific knowledge of those times are entirely lost, there are sufficient indications in Vedic works regarding those sciences having been widely known in those days” (Trayi-chatushtaya,Preface, VII.IX) Shantipath Creation of positive ambiance: These days a large number of books written by Western as well as Indian writers are available in the market which contemplates to motivate us for having a positive approach towards life even when life is not sailing smooth. Our Vedic Rishis had understood the impact of these positive thoughts. So, chanting of auspicious hymns before any work was considered essential. They had perceived the varity of nature and influence of our auspicious or inauspicious words or thoughts on natural elements as well as our emotions and actions.

Development of our intellectual wisdom in historical perspective: Dr. Radha Ballabh Tripathi a great scholar of Sanskrit literature has summarized the development of our intellectual wisdom in four stages (India’s Intellectual Traditions, p7): • The age of origination from 3000 BC to 1000 BC • The age of evolution – one millennium from 100BC

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RESEARCH JOURNAL • The age of development – the first millennium AD • The age of expansion and cultivation of branches of knowledge – second millennium AD He further writes: “conspiracy of silence functions at several levels – ignoring Indian indigenous technologies, creating a divide between the practices and theory of the knowledge systems and denial of the attempts at viewing the knowledge system in holistic perspective.

The knowledge systems like Vyakarana, Jyotisha, (Astronomy and mathematics), Chhandas (prosody), Alankara (Literary theory and Aesthetics), Natyasastra etc. developed through the above –mentioned four stages in India. They remained vibrant and constantly growing”.

Number System our intellectual achievement Indian sages invented number system along with mathematical tools of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division long before 1000 BC. Our Yagya Vedies were made on the basis of geometrical principles.

There is one fundamental theorem in mathematics – “The square on the hypotenuse of a rightangled triangle is equal to the sum of the squares on the other two sides” this theorem is attributed to Pythagoras. It is amazing that it is exactly described in Sulbasutras.

nh?kZprqjL=L;k{.k;kjTtqfLr;Z³~ekuhik'koZekuhp& ;Ri`FkXHkwrs%dq#r% rnqHk;adjksrhfr{ks=Kkue~A -Apastambhasulbasutra, 1.17quoted by Dr. Radha Ballabh Tripathy in India’s Intellectual Traditions, p12.

This further reiterates the fact that origin and development of the number system is undoubtedly of Aryan origin.

“In arithmetic, all nations agree that all the orders of numbers (eg. one, ten, hundred, thousand) stand in a certain relation to the number ten; that each order is the tenth part of the following and the ten fold of

Review the preceding. The Arabs too stop with the thousand. Those, however, who go beyond the thousand in their numeral system, are the Hindus at least in their arithmetical technical terms. They extend the names of the orders of numbers until the 18th order for religious reasons, the mathematicians being assisted by grammarians with all kinds of etymologies”. -(Alberuni's India, vol -1 p 174-177) Development of number system can be attributed to Great Rishi Meghatithi, whose name appears in Rigveda and Yajurveda.

313 hymns of First Mandal of Rigveda are attributed to Meghatithi. To express numbers in the form of Power of 10 is the bewildering intellectual achievement of Vedic Rishi Meghatithi. One hymn of Yajurveda created by Meghatithi is fascinating and amazing.

^bekesavXub"Vdk/ksuo%lURosdkpn'kpn'kp'krap'kraplg L=aplgL=apk;qrapk;qrapfu;qrapfu;qrapç;qrapkcqZnapU;cqZna pleqæ'pe/;apkUr'pijk/kZ'pkSrkesSvXub"Vdkèksuo%lURo eq=keqf"e¡YyksdsAÞ The result of this formulae is tabulated as below : Value of A

Value in words

Modern Equivalent

10

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Ten

100

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Hundred

1000

lgL=¾gtkj

Thousand

10,000

v;qr¾ nlgtkj

Ten thousand

100,000

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Lakh

1000,000

ç;qr¾ nlyk[k

Million

10,000,000

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Ten million

100,000,000

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One hundred Million

1,000,000,000

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Billion

10,000,000,000

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100,000,000,000

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1,000,000,000,000

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Trillion

Many of the Astrological literature has disappeared in course of time. But the Vedic literature is full of evidences that Jyotish

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Review Shastra has origins in Vedas. Great sages of the Vedic era were capable of delving deep into the varity of celestial phenomena.

They identified distant stars (Nakshatras) influencing our course of actions, natural calamities, rains etc. By dint of amazing intuition, they were able to permeate and penetrate the root behind an event and unfold the mysteries of the Universe by the power of meditation.

The Most fascinating Eclipses Scholars are concurrent that Dirghtamas Rishi has created 242 hymns of the First Mandal of Rig-Veda. He studied the movement of Earth, Sun and Moon. He calculated the period of Lunar month Solar year, unit of time. We have an indication of the Solar eclipse in Rik-Samhita –

;Roklw;ZLoHkkZuqLrelkfo/;knklqj%A v{ks=fo|FkkeqX/kksHkqoukU;nh/k;qA O Sun, when demon Swarbhanu (Rahu) shadowed you with his darkness then entire world appeared as if all the inhabitants were mesmerized and became unconscious of their existence.

& vn~Hkqrthoufoy{k.kxf.kr p65% egs'knqcsA Our great sages were apt in describing any object or event in a poetic way. They have described eclipses in a poetic fashion.

The above description of Rigveda can be considered to be the oldest description of an eclipse. People had mesmerizing curiosity regarding these celestial phenomena.

Dr. Nemichandra has observed that Constellations of Stars (nakshatras) were known to Indians during the period 10001 to 500 BC.

veh;_{kkfufgrklmPpkuäan–'ksdqgfpfíos;q%A vnC/kkfuo#.kL;ozrkfufopkd'PpaæekuäesfrAA && _d 1/2/14/5 Bahratiya Jyotish p-56 Nakshatras situated in the high sky appear in the night. They go somewhere in the day.

Actions of the Sun is bewildering. In whichever direction it goes nakshatras become dull and disappear, and appear with brilliance

in other directions. Moon brightened by the Sun’s rays appear in the night. Rishi further utters his astonishment about Sun:

mRikrk% ikfFkZokUrfj{kk%'kauksfnfopjkxzgk%A

-- -Rig-Veda ,19/9/7

'kauksxzgk'pkUæelk% 'kekfnR;'pjkgq.kkA 'kaukse`R;q/kwaZedsrq%'ka#ækfLrXerstl%A -Rig-Veda 19/9/10 All the planets navigating in the solar system may alleviate our sufferings caused due to calamities occurring on earth and in heavens and be the bestower of peace on us.

All the planets are peace giver like Moon for us. Rahu alongwith Sun is the bestower of peace. Mrityu, Dhoom and Ketu also be the bestower of peace. Rudras having blinding brilliance be the bestower of peace.

Who are the Moon like planets? They are Mars, Mercury, Jupiter Venus and Saturn.

Sun does not revolve around any planet so it has been given different category. As we all know Rahu and Ketu are not visible they are points of intersection of orbits of Moon and earth so they are called shadow planets. But assessing its influence on our life, sages have categorized them as planets.

In this way, there are 9 planets. This hymn contains names of Dhoom and Mrityu, which are sensitive mathematical points called Upgrahas or Aprakash (without light) grah.

They also influence our lives. These hymns of Atharv-veda summarize the influence of Nakshatras on the Earth and its inhabitants.

They establish a relationship between celestial bodies and human world:

fp=kf.klkdafnfojkspukfuljhl`ikf.kHkqoustokfuA rqfeZ'kalqefrfePN~ekuksvgkfuxhfHkZ%li;kZfeukde~AA &vFkoZ 19/7/1 There are myriad bright stars of specific characteristics in the sky. They all are navigating in groups in various orbits in the sky. We worship them every day for propitious wisdom and bestowal of happiness in life.

Here, 28 Nakshatras have been enumerated.

They appear in Mantra no 2 to 5 of 7th

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lqgoaes—fÙkdkjksfg.khpkLrqHkæae`xf'kj% 'keknzkZA iquoZlwlwu`rkpk#iq";ksHkkuqjk'ys"kkv;uae?kkesAA iq.;aiwokZQYxqU;kSpk=gLrf'p=kf'kokLokfrlq[kksesvLrqA jk/ksfo'kk[kslqgukuqjk/kkT;s"Bklqu{k=efj"VaewyEAA vUuaiwokZjklUrkaesv"kk<+kÅtaZ;s|qÙkjvkogUrqA vfHkftUesjklrkaiq.;esoJo.k% Jfo"Bk% dqoZrkalqiqf"Ve~AA vkesegPNrfHk"kXojh;vkes};kçks"Binklq'keZA vkjsorhpk'o;qtkSHkxaesvkesjf;Hkj.;vkogUrqAA &vFkoZosn19/7/2-5 Almost all the systems of Vedic astrology accept the Nakshatra system described in Parashar Hora or other text. In fact, its origin is found in Vedas.

;kfu u{k=kf.kfnO;Urfj{ksvIlqHkwekS;kfuuxs"kqfn{kqA çdYi;a'paæek;kU;sfrlokZf.keeSrkfuf'kokuhlUrqAA &vFkoZ 19/8/1 Nakshatras (Stars) which are strengthened by the Moon may bestow upon us pleasure in the sky, in cosmos, in water, on the earth, on the mountains and in all directions.

Now, see the origin of the present KP system.

How the Moon strengthens the Stars? As we know planets perform the significations of the Star-lord. In our worldly parlances co‑operating with the boss and fulfilling the desires of our boss surely strengthens the boss. Our Vimshottari Dasha system is based on the Moons’ navigation in particular star. Upanishads say, “Yatapinde tat Brahmande”. That which is true for a unit is true for the universe. Taylors Unitary Principle of Management also forwards the same doctrine, “That which is true for a household is true for a corporate”.

Fundamentals of astrology are so scientific that each and every principle of life can be accepted and implemented and can be certified.Rishi says :

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v"Vkfoa'kkfuf'kokfu'kXekfulg;ksxaHktUrqesA ;ksxaçi|s{kseap{kseaçi|s;ksxapueksSgksjk=kH;keLrqAA &vFkoZ19@8@2 Twenty-eight planets may bestow upon me all those things which are propitious and auspicious for me. They may grace me with the capability to acquire them and the power to protect them. I must have the capability to protect with the capability to acquire and capability to acquire with the capability to protect. I bow to both the Ahoratras (day and night).

What is ;ksxa and {ksea \

^vuqiyC/kykHkks;ksx%* Getting what we donot have is called yoga.

^yC/kL;ifjikyua{kse%* To protect the acquired one is called kshemah.

Rishis were convinced that nakshatras were able to bestow upon the power to acquire and power to protect. Lord Krishna says in Gita, “yogamkshemam vahamyaham”- Be sure, I will provide you the required and also protect them.

Signs : There is one hymn in Rigveda --

^}kn'kkja ufg rTtjk; ooZfÙkZ pØa ifj?kke`rL;A vkiq=kvXus feFkquklks v= lIr 'krkfu foa'kfr'p rLFkq%

-Rig-Veda 1.164 .11

As per Dr. Nemichandra Shastri here ^}kn'kkj* is indicative of 12 signs. In Rig-Veda ^pØ* Is found at one or two other places also and this appear to be indicative of Signs.

-Bharatiya jyotish, p62 From the above discussion it is evident that Jyotish Shastra has its origin in Vedas.

There are enough evidences that Astronomy is the Intellectual marvel of our Great Rishis and this knowledge system was developed by our Great sages for benefit of the entire world. Western and Arabians acquired the knowledge system in due course of time.

It requires further research to establish the actual chronology of Indian Astrology. r

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ife is beset with good and bad, health and disease. No living being is free from health problem at one time or other.

Medical science can diagnose the disease only when it occurs.

It is only astrology and palmistry that can warn about a pending disease. The life of a person is governed by the planetary influences which can be read from the horoscope of a person.

The main function of medical astrology is to provide an indication as to whether the planetary influences at the time of an illness are likely to be advantageous or disadvantageous to the sufferer.

A medical Astrologer may consider the following factors while studying a chart with respect to disease;

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sign, house and on each other plays an important role on the health in general and on particular organs. This effect will be felt during particular Dasha, Antardasha of concerned planets in the life of a person. Some chronic or permanent disabilities occur in accordance with the placement of malefic planets in adverse positions.

Occasional physical disabilities and disturbances occur due to the astrological factors in time. The signs, the planets and the houses considered from Moon sign have their own significance pertaining to certain organs. To study the health aspect the significance of signs, houses and the planets should be super imposed and synchronized in an effective way.

Medical Palmistry: To become adept at practice of modern Medical Palmistry, you must have more than intuition or power of suggestion; you must have knowledge, reasoning and wisdom. If you have these qualities, you can help your friends, as well as yourself,

1. Likely timing (onset) of the particular disease, 2. Likely diagnosis (nature) of the disease, 3. Probable eventual outcome of the disease and 4. Additional means that might be employed by a physician to counteract the disease and thus facilitate the restoration of the patient's health.

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While observing the lines, observe them in both the hands. If the following indications are found in both the hands, then the given conclusions can be confirmed. If these indications appear in only one hand, then we can say that the person is prone to that disease. Remember that other factors are also to be considered besides given below to reach at a final conclusion.

Diseases Through Hand: Abortion: A cross above the Marriage line shows natural abortion. Other indicators aredefective line of Venus, Weak or defective Head line, First Bracelet upwards to mount of Moon, A star on the lines of Mercury and Head.

Accident: A line of influence from the mount of Venus or Life line to the mount of Saturn leads accident from Vehicle. It will be very serious, if there is a cross on the Head line under the mounts of Saturn or Sun. Acidity: Smooth and knotty fingers, Wavy Head line ending on mount of Moon, Chained or weakened half Head line, Prominent confusing lines on mount of Moon, Depressed mount of Mars, Health line cutting Life line are the indicators of Acidity problem.

Alcoholism(Drunkenness): A line or branch from the mount of Venus or the Life line or Mars line terminating in a star on the mount of Moon, an upward line from the third angle of the triangle ending about the centre mount of the Moon are the main indicators.

Others are-Mars line dividing into two lines, red spot on the Head line under mount of Saturn, changes in the Nails and Skin(rough, dry or red), little finger much little and under developed, short Thumb, line from the Life line ending in mount of Moon, broken Girdle of Venus.

Anaemia: A very pale palm, short and pale nails, lower part of the mount of Moon exaggerates or much lined are main indicators.

Palmistry Apoplexy: Very red skin, plain of Mars hollow toward Head line, Health line very uneven and red where it crosses Heart line, exaggerate or much lined mount of Jupiter, a grill and a star on the mount of Moon, long red scar on the Heart line are the indicators.

Assassination: A cross or star on the upper mount of Mars, also a large cross in the centre of the triangle, a line from the quadrangle under the mount of Saturn cutting deep into a girdle of Venus are the indicators.

Asthma: The space between the Head line and Heart line is narrow under the middle finger and one or two lines starting from the mount of Venus move towards the Head line indicate Asthma.

Poorly traced Health line with narrow quadrangle due to Heart line curving down to Head line, no clarity in the beginning of Heart line, a dot on the Head line under the mount of Saturn, Whirl between mounts of Saturn and Sun, a black spot inside the quadrangle are other indicators.

Biliousness: Yellow hued palm, cold, exaggerate or much lined mount of Mercury, wavy Health line are the indicators.

Blindness: Of one eye-one circle on Life line, Of both eyes-two circles on the Life line. A cross on the upper part of the Health line and a circle on the Heart line, Same cross with a break of the lines of Head or Heart under the mount of Sun, a star in the triangle close to the Health line are the indicators.

Blood Circulation: Numerous white spots on the nails, Heart line broken under mount of Saturn are the main indicators.

Blood Poisoning: Black or bluish spots on the nails are the indicators.

Blood Pressure(High): Red skin, Red nails, Red lines, Exaggerate mounts of Mars and Jupiter, apex of Jupiter towards mount of Saturn, line of Mars deeply marked are the indicators.

Blood Pressure (Low): Yellow or white Hand, an island on Heart line, red spots on the hand,

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Palmistry many lines on Saturn are the indicators.

Blood Troubles: Exaggerate or much lined upper mount of Mars, deep and cross bars cutting Head line, dots on Head line, various spots on nails, Heart line break below mount of Saturn, broad and shallow Heart line, prominent Jupiter, Saturn mount having many lines are the indicators.

Brain Fever: Deep Health line entirely absent in the quadrangle, same line ending at Head line with many bars cutting Life line, Mercury line ending on head line and many lines cutting Life line, Head lines quite close to Life line are the indicators.

Brain Trouble: Plain of Mars hollow towards Head line, an influence line from the mount of Venus cutting head line, small and underdeveloped Thumb, pale and wide Head line with black spots on it and Life line forked at the start, a star on the Head line at the end of a line of influence, Head line wavy and inclining towards a wavy Health line, a break of the Head line, Head line starred or crossed by a deep bar or badly broken or much starred mount of Moon are the indicators.

Bronchitis: Exaggerate of much lined upper mount of Mars, cross lines especially if deep or forked from the Percussion into the upper mount of Mars are the indicators.

Cancer: A drooping and forked Head line, upon this line just before the fork begins a star at the end of the lower point of the fork, all major lines are islanded and minor lines crossing these lines, Wavy line from Life line to Health line, a break in Health line and a square on that line are the indicators.

Palm ridge pattern breaks into parts.

Malformation of ridges below the ring finger under the Heart and Head lines represent Cancer virus has set into the body. In the next stage, the entire hand is filled with cob web formation of thin and zigzag lines.

Children Illness/Death: Bars, dots, stars or islands spoiling the line of children are the indicators.

Deafness/Ear Trouble: Dots and often island on Head line under the mount of Saturn with a rather bulging mount of Venus, an exaggerate or much raised mount of Saturn are the indicators.

Death by Apoplexy: Two parallel lines from Heart line low down into mount of Moon are the indicators.

Death, Early: A short Life line in both hands, the Head lines and Heart lines stopping short before reaching the Fate line, the Head line coming up wavy to the Heart line under the mount of Mercury are the indicators.

Death on Battle field: A star on the mount of Mars, a line from the upper mount of Mars to the mount of Saturn are the indicators.

Death, Suddenly: Life line ending in a deep spot or bar, Life line terminating abruptly with a few short parallel lines, Head and Heart lines joined at the start in both hands, one short downward line on the joints of all the fingers, a cross on the middle of the Head line, Violent death often marked by a Grille on the upper mount of Mars are the indicators.

Diabetes: Jupiter and Saturn mounts badly affected, Very red palm, Many confused and crossed lines at the bottom of the mount of Moon, a cross at the same place on the same mount are the indicators.

Digestive Problem: Loops on the tips of fingers, thick and short Health line, bad mount of Venus, defective Girdle of Venus, damped skin, Head line very thin, Health line in ladder shaped are the indicators.

Domestic Troubles: Plain of Mars hollow towards Life line, lines of influence from the mount of Venus or the Life line cutting the other major lines are the indicators.

Dropsy: The lower part of the mount of Moon exaggerates or much lined, a star on the same place on the same mount are the indicators.

Epilepsy (Mirgi): Life line suddenly taking curves, double Girdle of Venus, badly affected mount of Moon, a very poor Heart

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Eye Trouble: Exaggerated or much lined mount of the Sun, an ill-formed circle on the mount of Sun with a poor line of the Sun, circle in quadrangle under mount of Sun, white dot on the Life line, two circles on Life line, a line of influence from the mount of Venus ending in a black dot or a star at the connection of the Head lines and the Sun, broken Head line under the mount of Saturn or Sun, a circle on the Heart line under the mount of Sun are the indicators.

Female Troubles: Plain of Mars hollow towards Moon, the lower part of the mount of Moon exaggerated or much lined, a cross in the same place on the mount, the Life line after a short normal run starting towards bottom of the mount of Moon. Exemption of female troubles will be when a double Heart line occurs. Crisscross or horizontal lines on the mount of Moon indicate weak uterus and discharge problems for women.

Fever, Bilious: Health line thin and red as it crosses Head line, especially with an island on the latter are the indicators.

Fever, Malaria/Typhoid: Bluish dot on the Life line, very narrow, highly coloured, often broken Health line with dark dots on the Head line, black or bluish dots on the Heart line are the indicators.

Fever, Hay: Poor Health line with a narrow quadrangle, due to Heart line curving down to the Head line are the indicators.

Generative Organs Troubles: Exaggerated or badly marked mount of Venus, first bracelet of the Rascette very convex, a star at the connection of the Head and Heart lines are the indicators.

Gout (Gathia/Joints Problem): Exaggerated or much lined mount of Jupiter, the middle part of mount exaggerated or much lined, ridges on the nails,a downward line often crossed on the middle part of the mount of the Moon, an island line on the Saturn mount

Palmistry from an island of Life line, the Life line forked and red at its termination, Life line divides into two parts at the end are the indicators.

Headache, Chronic: Minute dots in Head line represent Tensions and Headaches. Health line red at its termination, exaggerated mount of Moon, chained Head line, short Head line and irregular Health line, bars cutting Head line, number of small breaks of the Head line, Head line cut by many bars are the indicators.

Headache, Serious: Very large branch from starting point of Life line down to the Rascette, wavy/irregular Mercury line, drooping and much broken Head line are the indicators.

Heart Palpitations: Health line red at the start, especially if connected with the Life line, many dots on the Heart line are the indicators.

Heart Troubles: Plain of Mars hollow towards Heart line, short, square shaped and bluish nails, exaggerated or much lined mount of Sun, Fate line ending on Heart line starting from mount of Moon, line of influence from mount of Venus cutting Heart line, chained Heart line, bars cutting Heart line. If the Heart line has breaks, it represents Heart Attacks.

If the Heart line has ridges below it and appears wide, it is an indication of accumulating fat into the Heart's valves which may be closed. If Heart troubles is due to diseased Liver then Life and Health lines closely connected with red or bluish spots on the former and the Heart line broken under the mount of Mercury are the indicators.

Heart Weakness: Short and square nails, narrow, thin palm, bluish fingers, swelling on palm, pale skin, total absence of the Heart line with poor Head line and wavy Health line, circle on Heart line, very pale and wide Heart line are the indicators.

Hemorrhage: A grille on the upper mount of Mars, the Heart line absent or very poor.

Sometimes, in female cases stars on the lower part of the mount of Moon are the indicators.

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Palmistry Hemorrhoids: Exaggerate or much lined mount of Saturn, a line of influence from a dot on the Life line ending in star on upper mount of Mars, a Health line rising ladder wise in broken fragments and ending on upper mount of Mars are the indicators.

Hysteria (Madness): Second finger crooked, a star on the mount of Moon connected by a line of influence with the mount of Venus, double or triple Girdle of Venus, a Girdle of Venus cut by many bars are the indicators.

Ill-Health, Continuous: Thin palm, Health line connected with Life line at the start, a wide and pale Life line, a Life line formed of small ladder like fragments, a number of dots on the Life line are the indicators.

Ill-Health, Childhood: Life line chained in its first part, Fate line twisted or much crossed at the start are the indicators.

Ill-Health, Old Age: Faint, poorly formed star on the mount of Saturn, short and broad Health line, Life and Fate lines connected by confused lines at bottom of triangle, cross near termination of Life line are the indicators.

Ill-Health, Serious: A break or cross or star or black dot on the Life and Health lines, an island is a still worse indication, are the indicators.

Incurable Disease: A star on the mount of Saturn, a cross cut by a downward branch of the Life line are the indicators.

Indigestion, Chronic: A wavy Health line and an islanded Life line, thick and short Health line, irregular or wavy Health line with poor Head line are the indicators.

Insanity (Mental Illness): Many confused lines on a bulging mount of Moon, with a sloping Head line sloping to bottom of mount of Moon with a star on second phalanx of second finger, Head line sloping deeply and broken, Head line merging into Health line, starred or chained Head line, Wavy Head line rising close to Heart line under mounts of Sun or Mercury, the Life line being forked at the start, a split Head line are the indicators.

Insanity, Alcoholic: Line of Mars very red ending in a fork, one point ending in a star on the mount of Moon with a black dot on Head line are the indicators.

Insanity, Heredity: A star at the end of a branch of Heart line drooping into mount of Moon are the indicators.

Insanity, Aggression: The sign of the Moon on upper mount of Mars, the sign of Mars on the mount of Moon, the Life line of a bright colour, all lines very red and the mounts of Mars and the Moon exaggerated are the indicators.

Intestinal Troubles: Malformation of ridges and some thin lines parallel to the Health line under the Head line represents Bacterial Infection in intestines and if strong leads to Intestinal Ulcers. A strong red line between the first and second fingers, much lined lower part of the upper mount of Mars and upper part of the mount of Moon, large island at termination of the Head line are the indicators.

Jaundice: Exaggerated or much lined mount of Mercury, a spot or a star on the mount of the Moon are the indicators.

Kidney Troubles: If there is a grille or cross on the lower part of the Mount of Moon, it represents Kidney Troubles. Thick but moist skin, Lower part of the mount of Moon exaggerated or much lined, a cross at the same place on the mount, defective Sun finger, many lines on lower Mars, broken Heart line in both hands, a long line of Voyage reaching almost to the Life line and forked at the termination are the indicators.

Leg Troubles: Exaggerated or much lined mount of Saturn, Head line broken under the mount of Saturn are the indicators. Capillary cross lines on the mount of Mercury will lead to Wounds on Legs.

Lethargy: Very poor Life and Heart lines, a single uncrossed Bracelet of the Rascette, a very low plain of Mars are the indicators.

Liver Troubles, Very Serious: Damp skin, especially if clammy cold, Health line formed

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Longevity: Very long and good Fate line, especially if it comes out in a great circle, long and clear Health line, if not connected at the start with the Life line, a complete Rascette, Head and Heart lines in a healthy condition are the indicators.

Memory Loss: If the Head line has islands, it tells about Mental Tensions and Memory Loss. A much broken up Head line, a wavy or fragmentary Health line are the indicators.

Nervous Trouble: Plain of Mars hollow towards Moon, long, narrow, almond shaped nails, very short nails, flat first phalanx of the Thumb, increase of opposite loops on mount of Venus, exaggerated or much lined mount of Saturn, whirl and loops on the mount of Moon, a large spot or dot on the lower part of the mount of Moon, Life line chained are the indicators.

Paralysis: Nails short and triangular shaped, exaggerated or much lined mount of Saturn, a star on the mount of Saturn, a grille and a star on the mount of Moon, main lines all poorly marked after the attack, are the indicators.

Piles : Excessive upper Mars, Health line ladder shaped, Head line ending in square are the indicators.

Respiratory Organs Disease: Thin palm, long, brittle, curved or fluted nails, pale lines, mount of Jupiter exaggerated, many islands on the Head line, a line of influence ending in an island on the mount of Jupiter are the indicators.

Rheumatism: Life line widely forked and red at the termination, cross lines from the Life line to the mount of Saturn, exaggerated or much lined mount of Saturn, middle part of mount of Moon exaggerated or much lined, a line down the middle part of the mount of Moon, especially if crossed, are the indicators.

Palmistry Spinal Troubles: Nails short, narrow and curved, a star on the mount of Saturn, a drooping Life line often starred or broken under mount of Saturn, a much rayed and often starred mount of Moon are the indicators.

Sterility(Barrenness): A cross on the mount of Saturn, the Life line lying too close to the second Phalanx of the Thumb, Life line turns to lower mount of Moon and ends there, a star at the connection of the Head and Health lines, weak and poor Heart line terminating forkless are the indicators.

Stone Problem: Lower part of the mount of Moon exaggerates or much lined are the indicators.

Suicidal Tendencies: Stars on the mounts of Saturn and the Moon, the latter mount quite prominent, dropping Head line, a Head line merging into Health line with poor Fate line and numerous bars on the Life line are the indicators.

Teeth Trouble: Exaggerated or much lined mount of Saturn, long and wavy Health line with similar Fate line and second phalanges of all fingers abnormally long, black spot on Head line are the indicators. If the Heart line has fine vertical lines cutting it under the middle finger, it represents the problems to gums and teeth.

Throat Sore: Exaggerate or much lined upper mount of Mars, cross lines especially if deep or forked from the percussion of the upper mount of Mars are the indicators.

Venereal Disease: A star on a double Girdle of Venus, a black spot on the mount of Venus, a star at the junction of the Head and Health lines. The same thing is indicated by island on the lower portion of Mount of Moon, are the indicators.

Womb Displacement: island on Life line in the age of 35-45 years for women, lower Moon much raged, cross raged poor Heart line are the indicators.

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Palmistry to diagnose a disease only at its culminating stage. Can't we know the onset of a disease well in advance, so that we can get rid of the disease at its preliminary stage itself?

Palmistry helps very much in such cases.

Reading the lines of the palm can provide the information about the diseases well in advance, that is even difficult to diagnose using modern lab equipment in a hospital.

See what the editorial of Journal of American Medical Association writes: "The human hand is a unique organ from which an extraordinary amount of clinical information may be derived".

Let us now try to understand how to diagnose some diseases by observing the nails of the fingers and the lines in the palm. Let us now try to understand how to diagnose some diseases by observing the nails of the fingers and the lines in the palm.

Eye troubles: If the heart line has an island formation or a circle under the ring finger, it represents eye weakness and sometimes blindness.

Heart aches: If the heart line has breaks, it represents heart attacks.

Nails: (a) long nails: indicate weakness of lungs and respiratory problems. (b) short nails flat and raised up at edges: throat and bronchial troubles. (c) thin nails: headaches and body aches. (d) triangular nails: nervous disorders and paralysis. (e) circular nails with the finger tips look like knobs: weakness of heart. (f) spoon shaped nails: malnutrition and glandular diseases.

Fatty heart: If the heart line has ridges below it and appears wide, it is an indication of accumulating fat into the heart's valves which may be closed.

Teeth problems : If the heart line has fine vertical lines cutting it under the middle finger, it represents the problems to gums and teeth.

While observing the lines, observe them in both the palms. If the above indications are found in both the hands, then the above conclusions can be confirmed. If the above indications appear in only one palm, then we can say the person is prone to that disease.

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Palmistry Venereal diseases:

Headaches: Minute dots in head line represent tensions and headaches.

Mental ill health : Any breaks and chains in head line represent mental ill health.

Tensions: If the head line has islands, it tells about mental tensions and memory loss.

Intestinal Ulceration: Malformation of ridges and some thin lines parallel to the health line under the head line represents bacterial infection in intestines and if strong leads to intestinal ulcers.

Female problems: Crisscross or horizontal lines on the Mount of Moon indicate weak uterus and discharge problems for women.

A star at the junction of the Head line and Health lines indicate venereal diseases.

The same thing is indicated by island on the lower portion of Mount of Moon.

Asthma: The space between the head line and heart line is narrow under the middle finger and one or two lines starting from the Mount of Venus move towards the head line - indicate asthma.

Kidney troubles: If there is a grille or cross on the lower part of the Mount of Moon, it represents kidney troubles.

Cancer: Malformation of ridges below the ring finger under the heart and head lines represent cancer virus has set into the body. In the next stage, the entire hand is filled with cob web formation of thin and crisscross lines. r 28 | Jan.-Mar. 2019

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How to Find Indications for Divorce in Marriage Research objectives Yada Sikha mayuranam naganam manayo yada Tad vat vedanta sashtranam Jyotisham moordhanistitam. Astrology is supreme among Vedic sciences just like the peacock’s tail and the gem on the head of the snake. It is one of the main Vedangas.

It’s a Sasanath Sashtramuchyate, which means it’s the shastra which dictates itself and hence is the proof. Jyotish means path of light which helps us understand past karma and its impact on this life. Jyotisham or astrology is nothing but time management which is an effect of the karma theory. Karma siddhanta says whatever deeds you may have done in the previous births, its impact will be experienced in the current births.

By analysing our past and present karma through the manifestation of the influence of the planets, signs and nakshatras in our lives, Jyotisham is used to tell the future. You can influence your past by positive actions and can overcome negative effects of past karma through right actions and remedies.

Marriage is the most important social contract human beings enter into. One ceremony and legal signing of documents can lead to a whole new life where we chose a partner to share our lives with. And here, we have the importance of Jyotisham to help us make sure we have made the right decision.By using Jyotish especially for marriage match making, we can ensure the prevention of the breakdown of society due to huge increase of divorces. It is very important to conduct research and show empirical evidence as to why it is important to match charts and also evaluate each horoscope for yogas denoting separation

By Saumya Chattopadhyay

and divorce. Only when such research is done on a larger scale, can we manage to convince the new generation through hard researched data as to why divorces occur and how to choose wisely in order to avoid such predicaments in their life.

The main houses for marriage For a marriage happiness or sorrow and for judging divorce in astrology are 4th house, 7th house, 8th house and 12th house. Apart from this, we need to check Jaimini astrology to check Upapada Lagna(UL) and second house from Upapada Lagna. The second house from Upapada Lagna shows the stability or sustenance of the marriage. If the 2nd from UL is having malefic planets like Rahu, Mars or aspect of Malefic planets, it shows the divorce chance in astrology.

4th house is happiness from Family. When 4th house or 4th Lord is afflicted, there is no happiness got from family. If the 4th house is strong and 4th lord is well placed, divorce will not take place even if there are other indications for divorce in the charts.

7th house is the Main House for Marriage.

So, if the 7th house is afflicted and 7th lord is a weak lord due to malefic placements or malefic influences of other planets, it can be predicted that the individual is unable to enjoy a happy marriage.

If 8th house is afflicted or 8th lord makes connection with 7th lord or house or malefic aspect or are posited in it, then it spoils the marriage and conjugal happiness.

12th house is known as the house for bed pleasures. It’s the house of loss and hence any connection with any other house results in loss for that house. It also indicates

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RESEARCH 10. Venus in lagna or lagna in signs of Mars or Saturn and 7th house afflicted by Sun, Saturn and Rahu. Rahu in lagna with Saturn and Venus.(Source G.S Agarwal Practical Vedic Astrology)

The top reasons for divorce as indicated below :

11. Sun, Rahu, Saturn and 12th lord in 4th.

(Source G.S Agarwal Practical Vedic Astrology)

This is based on primary research analysis of horoscopes of legally divorced females living in India to arrive at the conclusions.

12. Venus in Ardra, Moola, Krittika and Jyestha and afflicted. (Source G.S Agarwal Practical Vedic Astrology)

1. The adverse positions of Lagna lord and the Moon, their position from the 7th bhava, 7th lord adverse position from lagna and 7th bhava, and posited Venus from lagna and 7th bhava in the horoscope are the most important factors for spoiling the marriage. (Source Jataka Parijata )

13. Rahu-Saturn in lagna or 7th when 4th house is afflicted badly.(Source G.S Agarwal Practical Vedic Astrology)

2. Karakatwas of relationship and marriage -Venus and Jupiter in adverse positions in the horoscope. (Source Brihat Jataka ) 3. Navamsha lords position, Venus position in Navamsha chart, Lagna and Moon position in Navamsha chart.(Source Brihat Jataka ) 4. Lord of 4th in 6th (Bhava for litigation) or lord of 6th in 4th hence which means that a legal court case for divorce can ensure. (Source G.S Agarwal Practical Vedic Astrology) 5. 12th lord conjoins 4th lord and 4th lord in 6th, 8th or 12th. (Source Phaladeepika) 6. Influence of natural malefic and separative planets Saturn, Sun and Rahu on 7th Bhava, its lord and Venus or when their influence falls in both 7th and 8th house.(Source Phaladeepika) 7. 7th Lord conjoins 12th lord in 12th and 7th. (Source Sarvartha Chintamani) 8. 12th and 7th lords associated with 5th lord and Rahu. (Source Phaladeepika) 9. Mutual exchange of lords of 7th and 12th and also either of them conjoining Rahu.

(Source Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra)

14. Malefic in 6th, 8th or 12th from Venus and 4th house afflicted.(Source Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra) 15. 6th lord under separative planet effect in 2nd, 4th, 7th and 12th bhava.(Source Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra) 16. Lords of lagna and 7th in 6/8th or 2/12th position.(Source Brihat Parashara Hora Sashtra) 17. Rahu and Ketu in 12/6 axis. (Source G.S Agarwal Practical Vedic Astrology) 18. 6th lord in retrogression ( long court case for divorce) (Source G.S Agarwal Practical Vedic Astrology) 19. Aspect of 8th lord on 6th and Retrograde Venus aspecting 8th Bhava. ( long drawn battle for divorce) (Source G.S Agarwal Practical Vedic Astrology) 20. Lastly, we have to see the condition of Upapada Lagna. (Source Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra). If Benefic planets are aspecting the Upapada Lagna, it indicates a good Marriage and if malefic then marriage is not good. If the 2nd from UL is having malefic planets like Rahu, Mars or aspect of Malefic planets, it shows the divorce chance in astrology.

Key finding We wish to see which single factor is the strongest and has occurred the most in the research cases :-

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1. We can clearly see the influence of the Moon and its adverse placement in the natal chart being the dominant factor in creating matrimonial disharmony.

• The adverse positions of Lagna lord and the Moon, their position from the 7th bhava, 7th lord adverse position from lagna and 7th bhava, and posited Venus from lagna and 7th bhava.

2. It is followed by the adverse position of the 7th lord in the natal chart.

3. It's followed by the adverse position of lagna lord in natal chart

• Navamsha lord's position, Venus position in navamsha chart, Lagna and Moon position in Navamsha chart.

4. We can clearly see the influence of the Moon and its adverse placement in the D9 chart being the 4th factor in creating matrimonial disharmony.

• Malefic planets are aspecting the Upapada Lagna. 2nd from UL is having malefic planets like Rahu, Mars or aspect of Malefic planets.

5. The adverse position of the Navamsha lord in D9 chart is the 5th reason for divorces.

• Influence of natural malefic and separative planets Saturn, Sun and Rahu on 7th Bhava, its lord and Venus or when their influence falls in both 7th and 8th house.

Percentage of occurrence One single key take out from this research We can clearly see the influence of the Moon and its adverse placement in the natal chart being the dominant factor in creating matrimonial disharmony as elucidated previously. But we want to see and deep dive into which adverse house placement of Moon causes the most divorces. Hence, we have seen that Moon in 6th house in natal chart causes the most number of divorces.

• Malefic in 6th, 8th or 12th from Venus and 4th house afflicted.

• Lords of lagna and 7th in 6/8th or 2/12th position.

• 6th lord under separative planet effect in 2nd, 4th, 7th and 12th bhava.

• Rahu and Ketu in 12/6 axis.

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• The adverse position of Moon in natal chart.

• The adverse positions of 7th lord in natal chart.

• Moon adverse position from D9 lagna.

• Lagna lord adverse position in D9 chart.

Moon in Moon in 6th House 8th House 20%

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Moon in 11th house

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RESEARCH The other important factors which must be taken into account when matching horoscopes to forecast divorces are as follows 1. Influence of natural malefic and separative planets Saturn, Sun and Rahu on 7th Bhava, its lord and Venus or when their influence falls in both 7th and 8th house.

2. Malefics in 6th, 8th or 12th from Venus and 4th house afflicted.

3. Malefic planets are aspecting the Upapada Lagna. 2nd from UL is having malefic planets like Rahu, Mars or aspect of Malefic planets.

1. We can clearly see the influence of the Moon and its adverse placement in the natal chart being the dominant factor in creating matrimonial disharmony.

4. Lords of lagna and 7th in 6/8th or 2/12th position.

2. It is followed by the adverse position of the 7th lord in the natal chart.

It is very important to conduct research and show empirical evidence as to why it is important to match charts and also evaluate each horoscope for yogas denoting separation and divorce. Only when such research is done on a larger scale, can we manage to convince the new generation through hard researched data as to why divorces occur and how to choose wisely in order to avoid such predicaments in their life. r

3. It's followed by the adverse position of lagna lord in natal chart 4. We can clearly see the influence of the Moon and its adverse placement in the D9 chart being the 4th factor in creating matrimonial disharmony.

5. The adverse position of the Navamsha lord in D9 chart is the 5th reason for divorces.

Conclusion

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Gender Determination Through Vedic Astrology

By Rudresh M Shastri

Abstract : Vedic Astrology covers almost all important phases of our life. If we understand the concepts and combinations of planets, then it can produce extremely accurate results - certainly in Gender prediction. Based on this, the objective was formed: To know the accuracy of predicting the gender of baby through Vedic Horoscopes of parents with the help of 1. Brihat Jatak translated into English by N.Chidambaram Iyer, 1885 June 2, and 2. Fourth Reader- Marriage, Married Life and Children by Krishnamurti Paddhathi, 1989. The collected data of 100 children (58 Male and 42 Female babies) already born with parents Vedic horoscopes transformed into numerical format was put for statistical tests under Data Mining techniques. It is the process of discovering patterns in large data sets involving methods at the intersection of machine learning, statistics and database systems. The analysis methods used in the process shows that, the pattern of prediction was true for 25 male and 15 female babies as per True positive (Male baby predicted as Male) and True negative (Female baby predicted as Female) based on parents Lagna. Further, the data was examined based on present absent criteria of planets in respective houses, which resulted in 29 male recorded in True positive and 9 female recorded in True negative. Then the left out data was tested based on proportion of each house filling criteria, which resulted in 14 female babies and recorded in True negative. The undecided data was 4 in male gender under True positive and 3 in female gender under True negative, which resulted in no planets in respective houses. Remaining 1 data was predicted as Male for Female gender which is under False Negative. The overall success ratio was recorded as 92% in

which 54% was Male and 38% was Female babies. The results from the proportion tests based on present absent criteria of planet in respective houses showed that, first child from eleventh house (opposite to Fifth House) of father horoscope and second child from seventh house in both father and mother horoscope was significant for gender prediction of baby with P Value= 0.002, 0.003 and 0.003 respectively.

Keywords : Vedic Astrology, Gender Determination in Vedic Astrology, Medical Vedic Astrology, Houses for Child birth, Male Child in Vedic Astrology, Female child in Vedic Astrology.

Introduction: Astrology is the language of symbols and the forethought which symbolizes by the saying, "As Above, So Below" or "That which is Above is the Same as that which is Below". But the astonishing set of experiments, suggests that events in future may demand things happening in the world now. The past, present and future

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Materials used : In this cross checked empirical study, an attempt is made to analyze the text of following books; 1)The book of Brihat Jatak originally written in Sanskrit was translated into English by N.Chidambaram Iyer, B.A, F.T & Founder of “The Tiruvadi Jotistantra Sabha”, 1885 June 2, Printed In Madras- Tamil Nadu, Available at Harvard College Library, Digitized by Google.

2) Astrology Book on Marriage, Married Life & Children, 1989–by Krishnamurthi Paddhati.

The above books say about the gender predictions of baby through Planets and its positions in Vedic Horoscope. Digital book of Brihat Jatak is one of the oldest Sanskrit literature translated into English is available to us in digital world. Even today it’s surprising that how it is possible to make such accurate predictions based on specific houses.

Data Mining Methods and Techniques:

RESEARCH Data Mining in Vedic Astrology - Statistical Approach for Analytics: For statistical analysis testing the data was given in numerical format as per authors view; Planets

Numbers

Gender

Ketu

1

Male

Ven

2

Female

Sun

3

Male

Moon

4

Female

Mars

5

Male

Rahu

6

Male

Jupiter

7

Male

Saturn

8

Male

Mercury

9

Neutral

Table showing the numbers given to planets as per Dasa system and genders of planets.

Data Mining Concept: Vedic horoscopes were converted into numerical as per the numbers assigned in table 2.1.1 and then the data was given for testing under the data mining techniques.

The data was converted manually using the Microsoft Excel which facilitated the Indian statistical Institute for further analysis process. Provided data was examined by the institute and various methods were used for cross checking the pattern of predictions written by authors.

It is a process of discovering patterns in large data sets, involving methods at the intersection of machine learning, statistics, and database systems. A sample of 20 children’s horoscopes with their parents (Father and Mother) details like date, time and place of birth were collected, which were checked manually in initial stage and then further the data of 80 children with parents born from different states and cities of India and abroad were collected. The total data analyzed is 100 children gender with parents’ details.

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Flow chart of Data Mining in Vedic Horoscope and its Research Methods:

Table - Data Mining in Vedic Horoscope and its Research Methods: SN. Purpose 1

Factor

Method analysis

for Result

Child gender Lagna Deciding Total Non 29 out of 50 Non based on Lagna of Gender of Child O v e r l a p p i n g Overlapping Lagna pairs Parents Lagna Pairs is 29 decided gender of 40 children.

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Child gender Lagna Deciding Total Overlapping 21 out of 50 Overlapping based on Lagna of Gender of Child Lagna Pairs Lagna pairs could not Parents predict the gender of 60 child

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Child gender R e s p e c t i v e Chi-square test 38 out of 60 children gender for overlapping Houses for child for overlapping were decided by using chiLagna pairs birthPresent- pairs of Lagna square test.

Absent planet criteria.

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22 out of 60 child gender for overlapping pairs of Lagna

5

08 out 22 child Houses for child Proportion test For 08 out of 22 children the gender for birthPresent- not possible.

Proportion test is not possible overlapping Lagna Absent due to absence of planets in planet criteria. respective houses.

Respective Houses for child birthPresentAbsent planet criteria.

Proportion test 14 out of 22 children for Present- gender were decided by Absent planets in Proportion test. respective houses

Chi Square Analysis- Non overlapping Lagna in Vedic Horoscope: It is used to decide the relationship and association between horoscope Lagnas and the frequency of occurrence of actual genders. A horoscope will have 12 possible Lagna basically. So, between the parents, there are 12 x 12 = 144 possible Lagna pairs. Our data samples cover 50 of these pairs. 40 out of 100 childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s genders were predicted based on the distinct Lagna in the horoscope of parents.

Lagna Group for Male

Male Count(O)

Expected Value(E)

R=O-E

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A no male child

0

6.25

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39.0625

6.25

B only one male child

16

6.25

9.75

95.0625

15.21

C only two male child

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6.25

-0.25

0.0625

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D only three child

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10.5625

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Lagna Group for Female Female Count(O)Expected Value(E)

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A no female child

0

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14.0625

3.75

B only one female child

4

3.75

0.25

0.0625

0.016

C only two female child

8

3.75

4.25

18.0625

4.816

D only three female child 3

3.75

-0.75

0.5625

0.15

Total female Children

15

8.732

Table decides 40 childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s gender based on 29 Lagna out of 50 non-overlapping Lagna pairs.

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Chart showing Overlapping Lagna pairs of parents which cannot decide the gender of baby.

Chi-square analysis- Overlapping Lagna in Vedic Horoscope: We have 60 children left undecided by overlapping Lagna of parents. These children cover the remaining 21 Lagna pairs of parents out 50 total Lagna pairs. Based on the overlapping Lagna pairs the gender of baby cannot be decided because the occurrence of Male and Female gender is observed in repeated Lagnas pairs of parents.

Chi-square analysis: All overlapping Lagna is tested using chisquare analysis method based on the number of planets present and absent in respective house. The 60 children were classified into three different groups A, B and C based on the Lagna. A group contains the Lagna pairs having only one male child and the Lagna pairs having only one female child and the results show that it is not possible to predict the gender of the baby as per Pearson chiSquare test. As the values are 15.4 and 12.6 when divided from 28 childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s. B group contains the Lagna pairs having two male children and the Lagna pairs having two female children and the results show that it is not possible to predict the gender of the baby as per Pearson chi-Square test. As the values are 11 and 9 when divided from 20 childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s. C group contains the Lagna pairs having three male children and the Lagna pairs having three female children and the results show that it is not possible to predict the gender of the baby as per Pearson chiSquare test. As the values are 6.6 and 5.4

when divided from 12 childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s.

Group

Male

Female

Total

A

12

16

28

15.4

12.6

12

8

11

9

9

3

12

6.6

5.4

60

B C

20

Table shows A for One, B for Two and C for Three children based on Lagna pairs.

The proportion of the sample for First child is tested and found to be 0.437 as per fishers test with 95% of difference in value as (-0.383432, 0.120806).

Chi-Square Test For Test and CI for Two Proportions for First child Sample

Present Absent P Value Significance

1 Male Child

14

33

2 Female Child

15

27

0.437

Nill

Table shows the Proportion test for First child.

The proportion of the sample for Second child is tested and found to be 0.438 as per fishers test with 95% of difference in value as (-0.135028, 0.363985).

Test & CI for Two Proportions for Second child Sample

Present Absent P Value Significance

1 Male Child

16

33

2 Female Child

10

27

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Nill

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The proportion of the sample for Third child is tested and found to be 1.000 as per fishers test with 95% of difference in value as (-0.122373, 0.156043).

Test & CI for Two Proportions for Third child Sample

Present Absent P Value Significance

1 Male Child

3

33

2 Female Child

2

27

1.000

Nill

Table shows the Proportion test third child.

The values when calculated in Pearson chi-square test and Likelihood Ratio chi-Square test are very near, that is 0.149 and 0.141 respectively.

On applying the Chi-Square method, the genders for 38 out of the remaining 60 children were decided.

3.5 Chi-Square Test Calculations: Chi-Square Test: F5-1-P, F5-1-A;

Sl.No 1 2

Total

F 5-1-P 26 26.95 23 22.05 0.041 49

F5-1-A 7 6.05 4 4.95 0.182 11

TOTAL 33 27

60

Table showing Chi-Square test for 5th House based on planets present and absent criteria.

Chi-Sq = 0.406, DF = 1, P-Value = 0.524, 1 cells with expected counts less than 5.

Table 3.5.2 showing Chi-Square Test all

Houses based on present and absent criteria.

F5-2-P F5-3-P F7-1-P F7-2-P F7-3-P F9-1-P F9-2-P F9-3-P F11-1-P F11-2-P F11-3-P F11-4-P M5-1-P M5-2-P M5-3-P M5-4-P M7-1-P M7-2-P M7-3-P M9-1-P M9-2-P M9-3-P M11-1-P M11-2-P

F5-2-A F5-3-A F7-1-A F7-2-A F7-3-A F9-1-A F9-2-A F9-3-A F11-1-A F11-2-F F11-3-A F11-4-A M5-1-A M5-2-A M5-3-A M5-4-A M7-1-A M7-2-A M7-3-A M9-1-A M9-2-A M9-3-A M11-1-A M11-2-A

P-Value = 0.156 P-Value = 0.261 P-Value = 0.297 P-Value = 0.430 P-Value = 0.903 P-Value = 0.113 P-Value = 0.437 P-Value = Invalid P-Value = 0.628 P-Value = 0.903 P-Value = 0.677 P-Value = Invalid P-Value = 0.807 P-Value = 0.011 P-Value = 0.814 P-Value = Invalid P-Value = 0.013 P-Value = 0.119 P-Value = 0.141 P-Value = 0.549 P-Value = 0.971 P-Value = 0.100 P-Value = 0.194 P-Value = 0.925

WARNING: 2 cells with expected counts less than 1. Chi-Square approximation probably invalid. 2 cells with expected counts less than 5.

Now, we have 22 children left with undecided genders.

The proportion test based on the proportion of male children in the

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PROPORTION OF MALES PLANETS IN HOUSES

PRESENT

House 5-1 Planet

ABSENT

P VALUE

HYPOTHESIS

0.2

0

0.953NIL

5-2

0.166666667

0.187500

0.348NIL

5-3

0.25

0.166666667

0.557NIL

5-4

0 0.181818182

0.996

NIL

0 0.4

0.002

SIGNIFICANT

7-2

0 0.416666667

0.003

SIGNIFICANT

7-3

0 0.19047619

0.003

SIGNIFICANT

House 9-1 Planet

0.250000

0 0.968

NIL

9-2

0.250000

0.142857143

11-2

0

0.200000

0.003SIGNIFICANT

House 5-1 Planet

0.214286

0.125000

0.597NIL

House 7-1 Planet

0 0.210526

0

House 9-1 Planet

0.166667

0.20000

House 11-1 Planet

0

0

0.333333

0.125000

House 7-1 Planet

11-2

House-Planet Present-Absent criteria was performed on these children. On doing this, the genders of 14 of the children were decided based on the Each House-Filling-criteria.

Proportion Tests Calculation:

Male child ratio proportion is affected

by Present-Absent of Planet in its respective house; Table showing proportion test for male baby for respective House based on planets present and absent criteria.

Undecided Data:

Hence we have no planets in seven data so; the genders of 40+38+14=92 out of 100 were decided. Thus, giving an accuracy of 3% improvement on the 89% of accuracy obtained manually.

0.625NIL

SIGNIFICANT 0.308NIL 0 0.775NIL

Objectives

To To know the accuracy ratio of gender prediction in Vedic Astrology.

Hypothesis:

The collected data of 100 Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s with 58 Male and 42 Female children born with parents details was put for statistical tests. The analysis methods used in the process shows that, the pattern of prediction was true for 25 male and 15 female babies as per True positive (Male baby predicted as Male) and True negative (Female baby predicted as Female) based on parents Lagna. Further the data was analyzed based on present absent criteria on respective houses, which resulted in 29 male as per True positive and 9 female as per True negative.

Then the left out data was tested

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Results and Discussion Decision Criteria

True True Negative False Positive Positive

Total Decided Cumulative

False Negative

(Male (Female (Male (Female predicted predicted as predicted as predicted as as Male) Female) Female) Male) Parent's Lagna

40

40

25

15

0

0

House-Planet Present-Absent criteria

38

78

29

9

0

0

Each House Filling criteria

14

92

0

14

0

0

Undecided

8

100

4

3

0

1

based on each house filling criteria, which resulted in 14 female babies as per true negative. The undecided data was 4 in male gender under True positive and 3 in female gender as per True negative, which resulted in no planets in respective houses.

Remaining 1 data was predicted as Male which is under False Negative (Female baby predicted as Male baby).

The overall success ratio was recorded as 92% in which 54% was Male babies and 38% was Female babies. The results from the proportion tests based on present absent criteria of planet in respective houses showed that, first child from eleventh house (Fifth House opposite) of father horoscope and second child from seventh house in both father and mother horoscope was significant for gender prediction of baby with P Value= 0.002, 0.003 and 0.003 respectively.

• The group data is taken from twentyone overlapping pairs which cover 50 pairs based on Lagna of parents (12 X 12 = 144 combination in total). And 40 of the children’s genders were predicted.

Remaining 60 children left undecided by parents Lagna. These children cover the

remaining 21 Lagna pairs, which we refer to as overlapping pairs.

• Gender of 38/60 children’s were decided using chi-square analysis method on the number of planets present and absent in respective house.

• A Proportion Test reveals the significance of difference in proportion of genders with respect to presence and absence of planets in their respective houses.

• Remaining 22/60 children’s left the proportion test based on the proportion of male children in the House-Planet Present-Absent criteria was performed.

On doing this, 14/22 children’s gender was decided based on the Each HouseFilling criteria.

• Left out 7/22 children were not decided because absence of planets in respective houses.

• Remaining 1/8 child was predicted as male for female child based on the predictions given by authors.

• The gender of baby is not possible to predict based on the Lagna alone. We should include other houses like Fifth, Seventh, Ninth and Eleventh house from Lagna for the First, Second, Third and Fourth child born from the parent’s Vedic horoscope.

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• The data was collected from different states and cities in India and abroad, as there is a difference in distance with latitude and longitude in birth place of parents.

• The success of prediction is based on combination of two methods of Brihat Jatak and KP System for prediction and calculation.

• This research would be considered for predicting the child birth (irrespective of gender) for those parents, who are hopeful for having at least one child in their family for harmonious life.

• The overall percentage of success ratio in Vedic Astrology prediction is 92% where the objective of the research study is focused.

• There is a possibility to predict the gender of baby based on Vedic Astrology Predictions.

• We cannot predict the gender of twin’s baby based on the available data.

• Practical application in INDIA is not possible due to Pre-Conception and PreNatal Diagnostic Techniques (PCPNDT) Act, 1994 is an Act of the Parliament of India enacted to stop female foeticides and arrest the declining sex ratio in India. The act banned prenatal sex determination. (Changes in PCPNDT Act may allow astrologer for prediction).

Limitation of the Study: • This study is limited for doing research in academics and not for any kind of practical application in India. r

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11 ls 14 gkFkksa esa

4 &5

vkWaW[kksa esa

ykHk lEeku izkfIr vkSj izxfr

;'k] lkekftd lEeku] vkjksX;] lq[k&'kkfUr

6 ls 8

flj esa

jkt lEeku vkSj izxfr

15 ls 18 iSjksa esa

Hkze.k] vf/kd ifjJe] ekufld v'kkfUr

9 ls 12

nkfgus gkFk esa 'kkjhfjd d"V

19 ls 23 ân; esa

fe=ksa ls okn fookn

13 ls 17

ân; esa

23 ls 27 xqnk esa

'kkjhfjd d"V] jksx Hk; vkSj fpUrk

ykHk] lq[k] O;olk; esa mUufr

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vYik;q] eè;k;q ,oa iw.kkZ;q ;ksx ekuo 'kjhj esa vkRecy] eukscy] cqf)cy o 'kkjhfjd cy vkfn dk;Z djrs gSaA panz ds fucZy gksus ls euq"; dk eukscy {kh.k gks tkrk gS] foosd dke ugha djrk vkSj vuqfpr] vi?kkr o iki deZ dj cSBrk gSA vekoL;k o iwf.kZek o blds vklikl panz dh dyk,a ?kVrh o c<+rh gSa] ftlls eu fucZy gksus ds lkFk papy gks tkrk gS vkSj vYik;q okyh ?kVuk;sa gR;k] vkRegR;k] nq?kZVuk vkfn gks tkrh gSA

v

esfjdk ds ¶yksfjMk esa jgus okys nks euksfpfdRld] oSKkfudksa us 20oha lnh ds var esa ¼1995&2000½ dbZ yksxksa ij vè;;u dj ;g fu"d"kZ fudkyk Fkk fd lcls vf/kd gR;k ;k vkRegR;k tSlh vkijkf/ kd izo`fÙk;ka vekoL;k o iwf.kZek ds fnu gksrh gS] ftlls vYik;q ;ksx curk gS rFkk bldk dkj.k panz gSA blds vykok eaxy dk vf/kdkj flj] lM+d nq?kZVuk] vkxtuh] fgald ?kVukvksa ij gksrk gSA 'kfu dk vkf/ kiR; e`R;q] Qkalh o okr laca/kh jksxksa ij gksrk gSA jkgq] dsrq dk izHkko vkdfLed ?kVukvksa rFkk iSj] ryoksa ij fo'ks"k jgrk gSA fo}kuksa }kjk T;ksfr"k ls lacaf/kr ftrus Hkh xzaFk fy[ks x, gSa] mu lHkh esa vk;q[k.M dks eq[;r% fuEu rhu [k.Mksa esa ckaVk gS% 1- vYik;q & 32 o"kZ rd 2- e/;k;q & 65 o"kZ rd 3- nh?kkZ;q & 100 o"kZ rd tUedq.Myh ds v"Ve Hkko ls vk;q] e`R;q] e`R;q dk Lo:i] lk/ku] le;] LFkku vkfn dk fopkj fd;k tkrk gSA v"Ve Hkko ls lacaf/kr lHkh ckrksa ij fopkj djus ds fy;s fuEu ckrsa egRoiw.kZ gksrh gSa % 1- v"Ve Hkko] 2- bldk Lokeh vFkkZr~ v"Ves'k 3v"Ve Hkko esa fLFkr xzg] 4- v"Ve Hkko dk dkjd&'kfu] 5- v"Ve Hkko] v"Ves'k] 6- yXu&yXus'k

bZ'oj yky [k=h

vYik;q ;ksx ;fn yXu dk Lokeh fucZy gksdj ¼uhp] 'k=qjkf'k] vLr vkfn½ f=d Hkko ;kfu 6] 8] 12 Hkko esa fLFkr gks rks tkrd vYik;q gksrk gSA ;fn yXu Lokeh fucZy gksdj v"Ves'k ds lkFk ;qfr djsA ;fn "k"Bs'k vkSj yXus'k nksuksa fucZy gksdj yXu esa fLFkr gks rFkk yXus'k Hkh f=d Hkko ¼6] 8] 12½ esa fucZy gksA yXus'k] v"Ves'k dk jkf'k ifjorZu gks rFkk nksuksa esa fe=rk u gks rFkk yXu] yXus'k 'kqHk izHkko ls jfgr gksA ;fn yXus'k 6 ;k 8 Hkko esa gks rFkk yXu] yXus'k ij fdlh Hkh izdkj dk 'kqHk izHkko u gks rFkk xq# xzg Hkh fucZy gksA ;fn lw;Z] eaxy] pUnz 7osa Hkko esa fLFkr gks rFkk 'kfu yXu esa fLFkr gksA ;fn yXus'k fucZy gksdj uosa Hkko esa dsrq ds lkFk fLFkr gksA ;fn yXus'k detksj gks] bldk fe=@ykHk xzgksa ds lkFk dksbZ laca/k u gksA ;fn yXus'k] v"Ves'k ds lkFk v'kqHk@nwf"kr xzgksa dh ;qfr esa gksA

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;fn yXu esa v'kqHk xzg fLFkr gks vkSj panz Hkh v'kqHk xzgksa ls ;qDr gks rFkk ml ij dksbZ 'kqHk n`f"V u gksA ;fn yXu ls iape Hkko esa panz ds lkFk lw;Z] eaxy fLFkr gksA ;fn yXus'k v'kqHk xzg gks vkSj panz ls 12osa LFkku ij gks vkSj ml ij v'kqHk xzg dh n`f"V Hkh gksA ;fn panz flag jkf'k esa gks] lw;Z vkSj 'kfu yXu ls 8osa Hkko esa fLFkr gks vkSj 'kqØ nwljs Hkko esa fLFkr gksA

;fn dsanz esa dksbZ 'kqHk xzg u gks vkSj v"Ve Hkko esa ,d xzg fLFkr gksA ;fn yXu esa v'kqHk xzg fLFkr gks vkSj panz Hkh v'kqHk xzgksa ls ;qDr gks rFkk ml ij fdlh 'kqHk xzg dh n`f"V u gksA tc v"Ves'k 'kfu gks ;k fdlh vU; v'kqHk xzg ls ;qDr gksdj dksbZ v'kqHk xzg cqjs "k"BÓka'k esa fLFkr gks rks tkrd dh vk;q vYi gksxhA ;fn cyh cq/k dsanz esa fLFkr gks vkSj v"Ve Hkko esa dksbZ xzg u gksA

;fn yXu] v"Ves'k] n'kes'k vkSj 'kfu lHkh rjg dh 'kfDr;ksa esa fucZy gksaA

yXus'k o lHkh 'kqHk xzg vkiksfDye Hkko ¼3]6]9]12½ esa fLFkr gksA

;fn 'kfu v"Ve Hkko esa fLFkr gks] eaxy o dsrq Øe'k% iape Hkko o yXu esa fLFkr gksaA

;fn v"Ves'k ;k v'kqHk xzg dsUnz ¼1]4]7]10½ esa fLFkr gksA

vYik;q ;ksx dh iqujko`fÙk ;fn eaxy vkSj xq# yXu esa gks] panz lIre Hkko esa gks vkSj v"Ve Hkko esa 'kqHk ;k v'kqHk xzg fLFkr gkasA

tSfeuh lw=kuqlkj & ;fn yXus'k o v"Ves'k nksuksa pj jkf'k;ksa esa fLFkr gks vFkok yXus'k pj ;k f}LoHkko jkf'k esa gks rks] v"Ves'k] f}LoHkko ;k pj jkf'k esa fLFkr gks rks tkrd vYik;q gksrk gSA

;fn yXus'k yXu esa gks] v"Ves'k uoe esa gks vkSj v"Ve Hkko esa fLFkr xzgksa ij v'kqHk@iki xzg dh n`f"V gksA

ds-ih- i)fruqlkj & ;fn dq.Myh ds v"Ve Hkko esa 'kqHk fcUnqvksa dh la[;k 25 ls ftruh de gksrh gS tkrd dh vk;q mruh gh vYi gksrh gSA

;fn v"Ves'k vkSj }kn'ks'k fucZy gks vkSj 'kfu yXu esa f}LoHkko jkf'k esa fLFkr gksA

eè;k;q ;ksx

;fn yXu ls v"Ves'k ;k panz 12osa Hkko esa fLFkr gksA ;fn 'kfu yXu esa 'k=q jkf'k esa gks vkSj 3] 6] 9] 12osa Hkkoksa esa 'kqHk xzg gks rks tkrd dh vk;q vYi gksrh gSA ;fn lw;Z] panz] 'kfu v"Ve Hkko esa fLFkr gksA ;fn yXus'k fucZy gks vkSj v"Ves'k dsanz esa fLFkr gksA ;fn yXus'k vkSj panz fucZy gks vkSj 3] 6] 9] 12 Hkko esa fLFkr gks vkSj mu ij v'kqHk xzgksa dh n`f"V gksA ;fn lw;Z yXu esa fLFkr gks vkSj nksuksa vksj v'kqHk xzgksa ls f?kjk gksA

blesa fo}kuksa us euq"; dh mez 65 o"kZ ekuh gSA blds dqN egRoiw.kZ ;ksx fuEu gSa% ;fn yXus'k f=d Hkko esa gks ijarq 'kqHk xzgksa ls n`"V gks vkSj xq# ihfM+r gks rks tkrd e/;k;q dk gksrk gSA ;fn v"Ve ;k }kn'k Hkko esa fLFkj jkf'k ¼2]5]8]11½ esa eaxy gksA ;fn r`rh;s'k ;k "k"Bs'k dsUnz Hkko esa fLFkr gksA ;fn yXus'k 'kqHk LFkku esa gks ijarq 'k=q@iki xzgksa ls izHkkfor gksA ;fn xq# 3 ;k 11 Hkko esa rFkk 'kqØ 5 ;k 9 Hkko esa fLFkr gks rFkk nksuksa xzg nwf"kr xzgksa ls tqM+s gksaA ;fn xq# xzg dsUnz ;k f=dks.k esa fLFkr gks rFkk yXus'k detksj gks rFkk 'kqHk xzg f=d Hkko esa fLFkr gksA

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leh{kk yXus'k vkSj v"Ves'k ijLij le ;k leku cyh gksA ;fn dq.Myh esa cq/k] xq# o 'kqØ Øe'k% 2]3 o 11 Hkko esa gksA ;fn 2] 3] 4] 5] 8] 11 Hkko esa cqjs@izfrdwy xzg gksaA ;fn 'kfu yXu esa fLFkr gks rFkk panz 8 ;k 12 Hkko esa gksA ;fn 'kfu] panz] eaxy] lw;Z Øe'k% yXu] prqFkZ] lIre] n'ke Hkko esa fLFkr gks rFkk lkjs 'kqHk xzg] v'kqHk Hkko esa fLFkr gksaA ;fn fucZy xq# yXus'k gksdj f=d Hkko esa fLFkr gks rFkk dsUnz] f=dks.k esa v'kqHk xzg fLFkr gksaA ;fn 'kfu NBs Hkko esa fLFkr gks rFkk v"Ve Hkko esa v'kqHk xzg fLFkr gkas] dsUnz ;k f=dks.k esa 'kqHk xzg fLFkr gkasA ;fn cq/k xzg dsUnz esa cyh gks] v"Ve Hkko esa dksbZ xzg u gks ijarq ml Hkko ij 'kqHk xzg dh n`f"V gksA ;fn v"Ves'k] yXu esa fLFkr gksA ;fn lHkh xzg iape Hkko esa fLFkr gks rks tkrd e/;k;q gksrk gSA

vkSj ;fn cq/k] pkSFks ;k n'ke Hkko esa gks] ;fn xq# o 'kqØ fdlh Hkh Hkko esa ;qDr gksA ;fn v"Ves'k dsanz esa gks vkSj lw;Z] 'kfu 3 ;k 6 Hkko esa fLFkr gks vkSj tks edj jkf'k esa gksA ;fn xq# dsUnz esa gks] yXu o panz v'kqHk xzgksa dh n`f"V ;k ;qfDr esa gks] v"Ve Hkko esa dksbZ xzg u gks ;kfu fjDr gks vkSj 'kqHk xzg dsUnz esa gksA ;fn 'kqHk xzg lIre Hkko esa fLFkr gks vkSj panz yXu ;k ddZ jkf'k esa gksA ;fn 'kqHk xzg dsanz esa fLFkr gks] c`gLifr yXu esa gks vkSj panzek ;k yXu ls v"Ve Hkko esa v'kqHk xzg dh ;qfr gksA dsUnz esa 'kqHk xzg] yXus'k cyh gks rFkk panz mPp dk gksA ;fn yXus'k detksj gks] f=d Hkko esa v'kqHk xzg gks] xq# dsUnz ;k ewy f=dks.k esa gks vkSj v'kqHk xzg yXu ls ;qr gksA ;fn xq# yXus'k gksdj fucZy gks vkSj f=d Hkko esa gks rFkk dsUnz o f=dks.k esa v'kqHk xzg fLFkr gks rks tkrd dh vk;q e/;e gksrh gSA

eè;k;q ;ksx dh iqujko`fÙk

;fn yXus'k o lHkh 'kqHk xzg i.kQj ¼2]5]8]11½ Hkko esa gksA

;fn 'kqHk xzg viuh gh jkf'k esa fLFkr gks vkSj panz yXu esa mPp dk gksA

;fn v"Ves'k ;k v'kqHk xzg i.kQj esa fLFkr gksaA

;fn yXus'k] f=d Hkko esa panz ls ;qDr gks ijarq cyh gks vkSj yXus'k] uoka'k esa 'kfu dh jkf'k esa gksA ;fn panz] yXu ;k v"Ve ;k }kn'k Hkko esa fLFkr gks

tSfeuh lw= ds vuqlkj& yXus'k o v"Ves'k] nksuksa gh f}LoHkko jkf'k esa gks ;k yXus'k pj jkf'k] v"Ves'k fLFkj jkf'k esa gks ;k yXus'k fLFkj jkf'k] v"Ves'k pj jkf'k esa gks rks tkrd e/;e vk;q dk gksrk gSA

tSfeuh lw= ls vk;q dk fu/kkZj.k % v"Ves'k&yXus'k ls gksrk gS ftls fuEu lkj.kh esa n'kkZ;k x;k gS% yXus'k&v"Ves'k pj jkf'k&1] 4] 7] 10

nh?kkZ;q yXus'k & pj jkf'k v"Ves'k & pj jkf'k fLFkj jkf'k & 2] 5] 8] 11 yXus'k & fLFkj jkf'k v"Ves'k& f}LoHkko jkf'k f}LoHkko jkf'k&3] 6] 9] 12 yXus'k & f}LoHkko jkf'k v"Ves'k& fLFkj jkf'k

eè;k;q yXus'k] v"Ves'k& f}LoHkko jkf'k yXus'k & pj jkf'k v"Ves'k& fLFkj jkf'k yXus'k & fLFkj jkf'k v"Ves'k & pj jkf'k

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nh?kkZ;q ;ksx ;fn yXus'k cyh gksdj dsUnz ;k f=dks.k esa fLFkr gks rFkk yXu&yXus'k] v"Ve Hkko&v"Ves'k ij fdlh Hkh rjg dk iki izHkko u gks rks tkrd iw.kZ@nh?kZ vk;q okyk gksrk gSA

;fn v'kqHk xzg 'kqHk uoka'k esa mip; vFkkZr~ 3] 6] 10] 11 Hkko esa fLFkr gksA ;fn yXu esa /kuq dk nwljk Hkkx mn; gks jgk gks] lHkh xzg vius mPp ds gksa vkSj cq/k o`"kHk esa 24 va'k dk gksA

;fn yXus'k] yXu esa rFkk v"Ves'k] v"Ve Hkko esa gksA

;fn 'kfu izcy gksdj izFke ;k uoe Hkko esa fLFkr gks vkSj panz }kn'k ;k uoe Hkko esa fLFkr gksA

;fn yXus'k rFkk f=dks.ks'k dh ;qfr gksA

;fn yXus'k ;k v"Ves'k] v"Ve ;k ,dkn'k Hkko esa fLFkr gks rks tkrd nh?kkZ;q gksrk gSA

;fn mPp dk panz] xq# o panz ls ;qfr@n`f"V ds izHkko esa gksA ;fn yXus'k mPp dk gks rFkk xq# o panz Øe'k% 8 o 11 Hkko esa gksA

;fn yXus'k dsUnz esa cyh gks rFkk xq# vkSj 'kqØ yXus'k dks viuh n`f"V ;k ;qfr }kjk izHkkfor dj jgk gksA

;fn panz fo"ke jkf'k;ksa ¼1] 3] 5] 7] 9] 11½ esa gks rFkk lkjs xzg cyh gkasA

;fn 'kqHk xzg 6]7]8 Hkko esa gks rFkk v'kqHk xzg 3]6]11 Hkko esa gksA

;fn cq/k] eaxy rFkk xq# o 'kqØ Øe'k% yXu] lIre rFkk uoe Hkko esa gksA

;fn n'kes'k mPp dk gks vkSj v"Ve Hkko esa v'kqHk xzg gksA

;fn v"Ves'k ;k 'kfu] fdlh Hkh mPp ds xzg ls n`f"V@;qfr ds izHkko esa gksA

;fn yXus'k dsUnz esa fLFkr gks vkSj 6] 12 Hkkoksa esa v'kqHk xzg gksA

;fn ddZ yXu esa panz o xq# fLFkr gks rFkk 'kqØ dsanz esa fLFkr gks rFkk v"Ve Hkko esa dksbZ Hkh xzg u gksA

;fn lw;Z] eaxy] 'kfu pj uoka'k esa fLFkr gks] 'kqØ o xq# fLFkj uoka'k esa fLFkr gks rFkk panz o cq/k f}LoHkko uoka'k esa fLFkr gks rks tkrd 100 o"kZ rd thfor jgrk gSA

;fn yXus'k] v"Ves'k] n'kes'k rFkk 'kfu cyh gks rks tkrd nh?kkZ;q gksrk gSA nh?kkZ;q@iw.kkZ;q ;ksx dh iqujko`fÙk

;fn yXus'k 'kqHk xzgksa ls ;qDr gks ;k xq# ls n`"V gks vkSj dsUnz esa 'kqHk xzg fLFkr gkasA

;fn 'kfu dsUnz esa yXus'k] n'kes'k vkSj v"Ves'k ds lkFk ;qr gks rks tkrd nh?kkZ;q gksrk gSA

tc v"Ve Hkko esa rhu xzg gksa vkSj os Øe'k% mPp jkf'k] fe=jkf'k vkSj Lojkf'k esa fLFkr gksaA

;fn v"Ves'k viuh Lojkf'k esa fLFkr gks ;k 'kfu cyh gksdj v"Ve Hkko esa fLFkr gksA

;fn 'kfu ;k v"Ves'k] mPp xzg ds lkFk ;qr gksA

;fn yXus'k cyh gks] xq# mPp dk gks vkSj 'kqHk jkf'k viuh ewy&f=dks.k jkf'k esa gksA ;fn ddZ yXu esa xq# fLFkr gks vkSj 3] 9 Hkko esa 'kqHk xzg fLFkr gksA lHkh xzg ;fn uoe Hkko esa fLFkr gks rks tkrd dh vk;q iw.kZ gksrh gSA ;fn lHkh xzg dsUnz esa fLFkr gksa vkSj os v'kqHk uoka'k esa gkas rks tkrd nh?kkZ;q gksrk gSA

yXus'k o lHkh 'kqHk xzg dsUnz ¼1] 4] 7] 10½ esa gkasA v"Ves'k ;k v'kqHk xzg] vkiksfDye ¼3] 6] 9] 12½ esa gksA tSfeuh lw= ds vuqlkj & yXus'k o v"Ves'k ;k rks nksuksa pj jkf'k;ksa ¼1] 4] 7] 10½ esa gks vFkok yXus'k fLFkj jkf'k] v"Ves'k f}LoHkko jkf'k esa gks vFkok yXus'k f}LoHkko jkf'k ¼3] 6] 9] 12½] v"Ves'k fLFkj jkf'k ¼2] 5] 8] 11½ esa gks rks tkrd nh?kkZ;q gksrk gSA r

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deZ flf) iznkrk :nz;ksx tUe pØ esa xzgksa dh fofHkUu fLFkfr;ksa ds vuqlkj fofHkUu çdkj ds jkt;ksx curs gSaA ,slk gh ,d jkt;ksx gS& :æ ;ksxA :æ ;ksx esa tUek tkrd jktk rqY; gksrk gSA og dgha u dgha viuk NksVk& cM+k jkt&ikV pykrk gSA fdlh {ks= fo'ks"k ds yksx mlds vuq;k;h gksrs gSaA og rstoku ,slk gksrk gS fd ljdkj o 'kklu esa mlds n[ky dk çHkko gksrk gSA ;g 'kkldh; vfèkdkjh ;k fdlh daiuh ;k cM+h laLFkk] lewg dk eqf[k;k Hkh gks ldrk gSA

:

æ ;ksx xq# vkSj cq/k }kjk laiUu gksrk gSA xq# dk ddZ jkf'k o cq/k dk edj jkf'k esa vdsys gksuk Hkh :æ ;ksx dk fuekZ.k djrs gaS D;ksafd ddZ jkf'k esa fLFkr xq# vius ,d Hkko ls ikaposa vkSj nwljs Hkko ls vkBosa gksrk gS vkSj ;gh edj jkf'k esa fLFkr cq/k dh Hkh fLFkfr gksrh gSA es"k o rqyk jkf'k esa xq# cq/k dh ;qfr Hkh :æ ;ksx dk fuekZ.k djrh gSA blds vfrfjä vius Hkko ls ikaposa rFkk vkBosa nks xzg ;qfr esa gksdj Hkh :æ ;ksx dk fuekZ.k djrs gaS] ftls fuEu çdkj ls le>k tk ldrk gS %& 1- tc dqaMyh esa 'kqØ o 'kfu dU;k jkf'k esa ,d lkFk fLFkr gksa rks :æ ;ksx fufeZr gksrk gSA bl ;ksx dk Js"B Qy paæ n'kk esa & cq/k dh n'kk esa] 'kfu dh varnZ'kk ds le; vkSj 'kqØ dh n'kk esa 'kfu dh varnZ'kk ds le; çkIr gksrk gSA mnkgj.k dqaMyh 1 esa nwljs Hkko esa 'kqØ 'kfu fLFkr gSa ftl dkj.k :æ ;ksx fufeZr gks jgk gSA tkrd us mijksä n'kkvksa esa vf/kd mPprk çkIr dh vkSj ;g ljdkj esa ,d cM+s in ij igqap x;kA ljdkj vkSj 'kklu esa bldk ges'kk n[ky jgkA ckn esa ;g Lo;a jktuhfr esa vkdj jkT; Lrj ij ikVhZ çca/ku djus yxkA mnkgj.k dqaMyh 1 & jkds'k vkafry 2- tUe dqaMyh esa eaxy vkSj 'kfu tc ,d lkFk flag jkf'k esa ;qr gks rks :æ ;ksx fufeZr gksrk gSA cq/k esa lw;Z dh n'kk o lw;Z esa 'kfu dh n'kk] xq# esa eaxy o lw;Z n'kk esa xq# dh varnZ'kk esa bl ;ksx ds Js"B Qy çkIr gksrs gaSA 3- tc tUepØ esa cq/k o

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mnkgj.k dqaMyh 3 & Jherh —".kk of'k"B 7- tUe pØ esa tc 'kqØ paæek nksukas dqaHk jkf'k esa ,d lkFk fLFkr gks rks :æ ;ksx fufeZr gksrk gSA xq# esa 'kfu dh] 'kfu n'kk esa paæek dh] cq/k esa 'kqØ dh vkSj 'kfu n'kk esa cq/k dh varnZ'kk esa bl ;ksx ds Js"B Qy çkIr gksrs gaSA

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mnkgj.k dqaMyh 5 & ih- fpnEcje 12- tUedqaMyh esa vdsyk xq# tc ddZ jkf'k esa fLFkr gks rks :æ ;ksx fufeZr gksrk gSA 'kqØ esa paæek dh] paæek esa xq# dh] eaxy esa xq# dh vkSj paæek dh n'kk esa eaxy dh varnZ'kk ds nkSjku bl ;ksx ds Js"B Qy çkIr gksrs gSaA mnkgj.k dqaMyh 6 & es/kk ikVdj mnkgj.k dqaMyh 6 esa lIre LFkku esa xq# ddZ jkf'k esa fLFkr gSA tkfrdk fiNM+h tkfr;ksa ds fy, vxz.kh jgh vkSj dbZ vkanksyu fd,A rkbZ ds uke ls dkQh cM+s tuleqnk; dh yhMj jghA

10- tUedqaMyh esa tc 'kfu o 'kqØ nksukas ,d lkFk o`"k jkf'k esa fLFkr gks rks :æ ;ksx fufeZr gksrk gSA xq# esa 'kqØ dh] cq/k esa 'kfu dh vkSj 'kqØ esa cq/k dh varnZ'kk ds nkSjku bl ;ksx ds Js"B Qy çkIr gksrs gSaA mnkgj.k dqaMyh 4 esa }kn'k Hkko esa o`"k jkf'k esa 'kqØ 'kfu fLFkr gS ftl dkj.k :æ ;ksx fufeZr gks jgk gSA tkrd vius {ks= esa vxz.kh gS vkSj ,d laLFkk dk eqf[k;k Hkh gSA mnkgj.k dqaMyh 4 & fofurjkt 4- fofurjkt 11- dqaMyh esa tc 'kfu] 30-06-1972] 06-10] lksuhir eaxy feFkqu jkf'k esa fLFkr gks rks :æ ;ksx fufeZr gksrk 'kq-'kea-cq-ds5 4 1 2 3 gSA eaxy esa cq/k] cq/k esa lw6 eaxy] 'kqØ esa 'kfu vkSj 12 cq/k n'kk esa 'kqØ dh varnZ'kk 11 9 ds nkSjku bl ;ksx ds Js"B 7 xq8 10 Qy çkIr gksrs gSaA mnkgj.k pa-jkdqaMyh 5 esa nwljs Hkko esa 'kfu] eaxy feFkqu jkf'k esa fLFkr gS ftlls :æ ;ksx fufeZr gks jgk gSA tkrd vc rd dbZ ea=h inksa ij jg pqdk gSA 50 | Jan.-Mar. 2019

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okLrq ds dkj.k gh izfl) ,oa le`)'kkyh gS fr:ifr ckykth dqynhi lywtk

fr:eyk dk fo'o izfl) Hkxoku fr:ifr Jh osadVkpyifr dk eafnj 'ks"kkapy ioZr ij leqnz ry ls 2500 QhV ÅapkbZ ij fLFkr gSA eafnj ds pkjkas vksj bZ'kku dks.k dks NksM+dj ioZr Üka`[kyk,a gaS] tks eafnj ifjlj ds ikl ls gh nf{k.k ,oa if'pe fn'kk esa ÅapkbZ fy, gq, gSa tcfd mÙkj vkSj iwoZ fn'kk ds ioZr dqN fdyksehVj dh nwjh ij gSaA eafnj esa Hkxoku fr:ifr ckykth iwoZeq[kh gksdj fojkteku gSaA bl eafnj esa Hkkjr gh ugha cfYd iwjs fo'o ls yksx viuh eqjknsa ekaxus ,oa eqjkn iwjh gksus ij n'kZu djus ,oa HksaV p<+kus vkrs gaSA ;gka vkLFkk] J)k vkSj HkfDr ls yojst HkDrksa dk ekFkk Vsdus ds fy, lnSo rkark yxk jgrk gSA eafnj dh izflf) dk vuqeku bl ckr ls yxk;k tk ldrk gS fd ;gka fo'ks"k iwtk djkus ds fy, HkDrksa dks lkyksa&lky rd bartkj djuk iM+rk gS vkSj le`f) dk vuqeku blls yxk;k tk ldrk gS fd fr:ifr ckykth dk eafnj fo'o ds lokZf/kd lEiUu /kkfeZd LFkkuksa esa nwljs LFkku ij gSA

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fr:ifr ckykth eafnj dh bl fo'o izflf) ,oa le`f) esa blds mR—"V okLrq ds vR;ar egRoiw.kZ ;ksxnku dks udkjk ugha tk ldrk gS] fr:ifr ckykth ds eafnj dh cukoV ds lkFk&lkFk fr:ekyk dh HkkSxksfyd fLFkfr Hkh iw.kZr% okLrquqdwy gS tSls fd bftIV fLFkr xhtk ds fijkfeM dh cukoV ,oa HkkSxksfyd fLFkfrA ,slh okLrquqdwyrk nqyZHk gh ns[kus esa vkrh gS tks fd bl izdkj gS & fr:ifr ckykth dk eafnj vka/kzizns'k ds nf{k.k Nksj ij cuk gSA okLrq fl)karksa ds vuqlkj fdlh Hkh 'kgj ;k jkT; dk nf{k.k&if'pe fn'kk okyk Hkkx oSHko'kkyh gksrk gSA fr:ifr ls fr:ekyk dh vksj lM+d ekxZ ls vkrs le; GMC Vksy xsV rd tgka ls fr:ekyk izkjaHk gksrk gS ogka rd ioZr esa p<+kbZ gSA bl xsV ds ckn ls gh lM+d esa mÙkj fn'kk dh vksj <yku 'kq: gks tkrh gS tks fd mÙkj vkSj iwoZ fn'kk esa cgqr nwjh ij fLFkr ioZr rd pyh tkrh gSA GMC Vksy xsV ds vkxs eafnj ifjlj ds izkjaHk gksus ds dkQh igys Ýh cl lsok dk LVS.M gS vkSj mlds ckn lhèks gkFk ij dY;k.k dkV ¼eq.Mu dh txg½ Hkou gS] tgka HkDrtu vius ds'k dkV dj Hkxoku dks lefiZr djrs gSaA ;gka ioZr esa GMC Vksy xsV ls yxkrkj mÙkj vkSj iwoZ fn'kk dh vksj <yku gSA ioZr ds <yku ij ;g lM+d vkxs c<+rh gqbZ eafnj ifjlj ds lkeus ls gksrh gqbZ vkxs fudy xbZ gS tgka ;g lM+d vkxs mÙkj dh vksj tkus ds

lkFk&lkFk bZ'kku dks.k esa xgjh <yku fy, gq, gS tgka ls ;g lM+d TTB dkj ikfdZax dh vksj Hkh eqM+ xbZ gSA eafnj ifjlj dks nf{k.k vkSj if'pe fn'kk esa fLFkr ioZr dh rygVh ij lery djds cuk;k x;k gSA ifjlj dh

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okLrq fy, ;gka dk ty gh mi;ksx esa yk;k tkrk gSA eafnj ifjlj dh mÙkj fn'kk dh bu HkkSxksfyd okLrquqdwyrk ds dkj.k gh ;g eafnj izfl) gSA okLrq'kkL= ds vuqlkj nf{k.k fn'kk esa ÅapkbZ gks vkSj mÙkj fn'kk dh vksj <yku gks rks og LFkku] Hkou] 'kgj izflf) ikrk gSA tSls t;iqj dh fiad flVh okys Hkkx esa nf{k.k ls mÙkj dh vksj <yku gS] xqM+xkao esa Hkh nf{k.k fn'kk ls mÙkj fn'kk dh vksj <yku gSA rktegy ds mÙkj fn'kk esa ;equk unh cg jgh gSA mÙkj fn'kk dh okLrquqdwyrk gh gjdh ikSM+h okys {ks= dks Hkh fo'ks"k izflf) fnykus esa vR;f/kd lgk;d gks jgh gSA fr:ekyk dh izflf) c<+k jgh mÙkj fn'kk dh HkkSxksfyd fLFkfr esa pkj pkan yxk jgs gSa nf{k.k fn'kk ls vkrs gq, nks ekxZ izgkjA ,d nf{k.k fn'kk fLFkfr GMC Vksy xsV ls vkrh eq[; lM+d ckW;yj gkÅl ij eafnj ifjlj ds nf{k.k vkXus; dks izgkj djrh gqbZ iwoZ dh vksj eqM+ xbZ gSA nwljh cSad LVªhV o Hkkstu'kkyk okyh lM+d Hkh eafnj ifjlj ds nf{k.k vkXus; dks ekxZ izgkj dj jgh gSA nf{k.k vkXus; ds nks ekxZ izgkjksa ds vykok eafnj ifjlj dks nks vkSj ekxZ izgkj gks jgs gSaA ,d ekxZ izgkj vkLFkku e.Mie ds ikl ifjlj ds iwoZ vkXus; dks gks jgk gS tgka bl ekxZ ij eafnj dh vksj vafre Nksj ij ukfj;y gq.Mh gSA HkkSxksfyd fLFkfr ds dkj.k ;g ekxZ ÅapkbZ fy, gq, gSA blfy, ukfj;y gq.Mh ls eafnj ifjlj esa tkus ds fy, lhf<+;ka mrjuh iM+rh gSA blds ckn eafnj ifjlj dh iwoZ fn'kk ,oa iwoZ bZ'kku esa igkM+h dk <yku bruk vf/kd gks x;k gS fd jkecxhpk xsLV gkÅl ds lkeus fLFkr ekxZ eafnj ifjlj ds ysoy ij gh gSA bl ekxZ ls ifjlj esa tkus ds fy, dksbZ lh<+h ugha mrjuh iM+rhA eafnj dh iwoZ fn'kk esa GMC Vksy xsV ls vkus okyh lM+d iwoZ bZ'kku dh vksj eqM+rh gqbZ dkQh <yku fy, gq, gSA lM+d dh if'pe fn'kk esa ,d rjQ rks eafnj ifjlj gS rks nwljh rjQ iwoZ fn'kk dh <yku ij jke cxhpk cl LVS.M] 'kkWfiax dkWEIysDl cus gSaA ;g <yku iwoZ fn'kk esa cgqr nwj rd gS tgka cgqr cM+s Hkkx ij deZpkfj;ksa ds fy, eYVhLVksjh ¶ySV cus gq, gSa vkSj bu ¶ySV~l ls cgqr nwjh ij igkM+ gS tcfd nwljh vksj eafnj ifjlj dh if'pe fn'kk esa ifjlj ds ikl gh igkM+ izkjaHk gks tkrk gSA okLrq'kkL= ds vuqlkj if'pe fn'kk esa ÅapkbZ vkSj iwoZ

fn'kk esa <yku gks rks ogka le`f) jgrh gSA eafnj ifjlj dh iwoZ vkSj if'pe fn'kk dh okLrquqdwy HkkSxksfyd fLFkfr uss gh fr:ifr ckykth ds eafnj dks bruh le`f) vkSj oSHko fn;k gS vkSj ;gka Hkh mlesa pkj pkan yxk jgk gS jke cxhpk xsLV gkÅl okyk iwoZ bZ'kku dk ekxZ izgkjA fiNys dqN o"kksZa esa n'kZu ds fy, vkus okys HkDrksa dh c<+rh HkhM+ dks fu;af=r djus ds fy, eafnj ifjlj esa dqN u;s fuekZ.k dk;Z fd;s x, gSa ftlesa okLrq fl)karksa dh vogsyuk gqbZ gSA bl dkj.k mijksDr foy{k.k okLrquqdwyrkvksa ds lkFk&lkFk eafnj esa dqN okLrqnks"k Hkh vk x, gSa tSls fd] eafnj vkaxu ds pkjksa dksus <ads gq, gSa tSls nf{k.k fn'kk esa >wyk e.Mi] bZ'kku dks.k esa nks ryksa dk dejk cuk gqvk gSA bu pkjksa dksus dk <adk gqvk gksuk okLrq dh n`f"V ls vuqdwy ugha gSA eafnj ifjlj ds iwoZ fn'kk ds nks ekxZ izgkj esa ls iwoZ vkXus; esa ukfj;y gq.Mh okyk ekxZ izgkj 'kqHk ugha gSA okLrq'kkL= ds vuqlkj iwoZ vkXus; dk ekxZ izgkj dyg vkSj fookn dk dkj.k curk gS tks fd ogka lkekU;r% gksrs jgrs gSaA eafnj ifjlj dh nf{k.k fn'kk okys Hkkx esa nf{k.k ds lkFk feydj uS_ZR; dks.k esa c<+ko gS tgka cSdq.B D;w dkWEIysDl gSA ;g Hkh ,d egRoiw.kZ okLrqnks"k gSA okLrq'kkL= ds vuqlkj nf{k.k fn'kk ds okLrqnks"k dk dqizHkko fo'ks"kdj fL=;ksa ij iM+rk gSA fuf'pr gh nf{k.k fn'kk ds bl nks"k dk izHkko fr:ekyk ,oa fr:ifr esa tks efgyk,a jgrh gSa ;k n'kZu djus vkrh gSa mu ij iM+ jgk gSA fdarq vn~Hkqr vf}rh; okLrq 'kfDr okys bl eafnj esa mijksDr okLrqnks"k dk dksbZ izHkko [kqys :i esa utj ugha vk ikrk gSA ftl izdkj ls fd] ,d Xykl ikuh esa pkj pEep 'kDdj Myh gks mlesa ;fn pqVdhHkj ued Mky fn;k tk, rks og ikuh ihus ij ued ds Lokn dk irk ugha yxsxkA ijarq bl ?kksy dks ihus ds ckn 'kDdj vkSj ued viuh&viuh ek=k ds vuqlkj 'kjhj ij viuk izHkko rks Mkyrs gh gSaA vr%] fr:ekyk&fr:ifr nsoLoe cksMZ dks pkfg, fd mijksDr okLrqnks"kksa dks nwj djsa vkSj Hkfo"; esa gksus okys u;s fuekZ.k dks djokrs le; okLrq ds fu;eksa ds ikyu dk /;ku j[ksaA ugha rks dgha ,slk u gks fd okLrq dk /;ku u nsus ls eafnj ds c<+rs okLrqnks"k bl eafnj dh izflf) vkSj oSHko dks izHkkfor djus yxsaA r

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yky fdrkc

c`gLifr dk fofHkUu Hkkoksa esa Qy c`t eksgu ls[kM+h c`gLifr yXu esa 'kqHk & cqf)eku] mPp f'kf{kr odhy&tt] vdkmaVsaV ¼lh,-½] MkWDVj] lEiknd] cqtqxks± dh tehu&tk;nkn ikus okyk] firk dh fdLer dks txkus okyk] cq<+kis esa yksxksa dh HkykbZ@Hkfä esa #fp jgsxhA fu'kkfu;ka & ch-,- ¼ljdkjh fMxzh½ dh fo|k v/kwjh gks rks _.k fir` gksxkA uksV & ifjokj esa tc dksbZ Hkh lnL; ch- ,- ¼ljdkjh fMxzh½ ikl dksbZ fMxzh ysxk rks _.k fir` VwV tk;sxk vkSj c`gLifr v'kqHk u jgsxkA ijgst & nku u ysosa] 28 o"kkZ;q ls igys [kkldj 24 ;k 27osa o"kZ fookg u djsaA mik; diky ekspu ¼txk/kjh] gfj;k.kk½ ;k jkerhFkZ Luku ¼ve`rlj] iatkc½ ;k iq"dj Luku ¼iq"dj] jktLFkku½ ljksoj esa Luku dkfrZd iwf.kZek ds fnu djsaA

edku esa dPpk fgLlk j[ksa ;k ihys Qwy xeyksa esa yxk;saA ekFks ij dslj ;k gYnh dk fryd djsaA c`gLifr r`rh; esa 'kqHk & fo}ku vkSj cqf)eku] ifjokj esa lkFk jgus okyk] HkkbZ&cgu dh lsok djus okyk] /kuoku] llqjky ds fy, 'kqHk] ;k=k laca/kh dk;ks± esa ykHk] ys[kd] lEiknd] foKkiu vkfn ds dk;ks± ls /ku ikrk gSA fu'kkfu;ka & ?kj esa ;k ?kj ds ikl lw[kk ihiy dk o`{k mtM+k /keZ LFkku gksxkA ijgst & ihiy dk o`{k u dkVs@u dVok;sa A mik; ekFks ij dslj ;k gYnh dk fryd djsaA nqxkZ iwtu djsa ;k dU;kvksa dks ehBk Hkkstu nsdj vkf'kokZn ysoasA

_.k fir` dk mik; djsaA

c`gLifr prqFkZ Hkko esa

c`gLifr f}rh; esa

'kqHk & mPp f'kf{kr] edku&okgu ls ;qä] pkSik; j[kus okyk] tt&odhy] jktk ;k jktk ds leku] othQk ;k ykWVjh dh rjg /ku ;k x<+k /ku ;k fu%larku dk /ku ikus okyk] ekrk&firk ds fy, 'kqHk] cqtqxhZ dkjksckj djus ls ykHk ikrk gSA

'kqHk & /kuoku] mPp f'kf{kr] llqjky lca/k ls rjDdh ikus okyk] bPNkiwfrZ ds lHkh lk/ku ikus okyk] fo|k laLFkku ls othQk ikus okyk] /kkfeZd dk;ks± esa :fp j[kus okyk] feêh ds dkeksa ls vf/kd ykHk gksxk] viuh ekSr dk igys irk py tk;sxkA

fu'kkfu;ka & fdLer lksuk nsxh] ckt] x:M+ dk lkFkA

fu'kkfu;ka & tgka dne j[kk ogka ij Qly jch jgh u [kjhQ ¼cqjh fdLer okyk½A

ijgst & cPpksa ds VwVs gq, ;k [kjkc f[kykSus u j[kas] fxjsoku uaxk u j[ksa] fdlh ds lkeus Luku u djsaA

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yky fdrkc /keZ eafnj esa flj >qdk;sa] iwtk&ikB djsaA

c`gLifr lIre Hkko esa

cqtqxks± dh lsok djsa] dqy iqjksfgr dk vkf'kokZn ysosaA

'kqHk & fookg ds ckn fdLer pedsxh] Hkkxhnkjh ds dkeksa ls ykHk] /kkfeZd dk;ksaZ esa vkxs jgus okyk] T;ksfr"kh deZ&dk.Mh ;k fo}ku iafMr gksxk] vUr le; vius ?kj ij gksxkA

ihiy dk o`{k fdlh ikdZ esa yxkosa ;k ihiy ds o`{k dks ikuh nsosa ¼jfookj dk fnu NksM+ dj½A c`gLifr iape Hkko esa 'kqHk & c`gLifrokj ;k 'kfuokj dks iq= iSnk gks mlds ckn [kwc rjDdh gksxh] cqf)eku] lykgdkj] çse ç.k; esa lQy] QkSth vkfQlj] tq, ;k lês ds O;kikj esa ykHk ikus okyk] firk ls iksrs rd lHkh lq[kh o /kuoku gksaxsA fu'kkfu;ka ?kj esa /keZ LFkku] czã Kkuh O;fä dk lkFk gksxkA fu'kkfu;ka & ukfLrd] uko@LVhej@leqæh tgkt dk lkFkA

fu'kkfu;ka & ?kj esa eafnj eqfrZ;ka gksxh] ?kj esa jfÙk;ka ¼lqukj ftlls lksuk rksyk djrs Fks½ gksxhA ijgst & Hkxos diM+s okys lk/kw dk lkFk u j[ksa] ?kj ds eafnj esa eqfÙk;ka] Bkdqj vkfn u j[ksaA mik; jfÙk;ka ¼?kj esa gks rks½ lksus ds lkFk ihys diM+s esa cka/k dj j[ksaA

ijgst & nku] yaxj o /keZ LFkku dk ;k eq¶r dk eky u ysosaA

o"kkZ ds le; ckfj'k esa ugk;saA

mik;

'kqHk & /kuoku] fdlh ds v/khu u jgus okyk] gj dke dks xqIr j[kus okyk] nq%f[k;ksa dh lsok djus okyk] taxy esa eaxy djus okyk] iRuh ds }kjk ;k llqjky i{k ls /ku ikrk gS] ifjokj esa lcls nh?kkZ;q okykA fu'kkfu;k&Qdhj dh [kksiM+h] vkokjk lk/kw dk I;kykA

flj ij pksVh j[ksaA cqtqxksaZ dh ;k lk/kw dh lsok djsaA 5 fnu /keZ'kkyk ;k /keZ eafnj dh lhf<+;k¡ lkQ djsaA c`gLifr "k"B Hkko esa 'kqHk & fcuk ekaxs lc dqN feysxk bTtr&eku ikus okyk exj udn /ku dh deh jgsxh] pky&pyu dk usd] 'k=qvksa dks ijkLr djus okyk] ukSdj&lsodksa ls ;qä] larku ls lq[kh] cM+s ekek&rk;k ds fy, HkkX;'kkyh gksrk gSA fu'kkfu;ka&nek ¼'okl jksx½ dk ejht] fu/kZu gksxkA ijgst & fu/kZu O;fä ls lEcU/k u j[ksaA

c`gLifr v"Ve Hkko esa

ijgst & 'kjhj ij HkHkwfr u yxk;sa] lk/kw ls lEcU/k u j[ksaA mik; 'kjhj ij 'kq) lksuk igusA ngh] vkyw] diwZj /keZ LFkku esa ns[ksaA ekaxus okys fHk[kkjh ds fHk{kk ik= esa nku nsosa A fu'kkfu;ka & Qdhj dh [kksiM+h] vkokjk lk/kw dk I;kykA

mik; pus dh nky] dslj vkSj nw/k /keZ LFkku esa nsosaA

ijgst & 'kjhj ij HkHkwfr u yxk;sa] lk/kw ls lEcU/k u j[ksaA

larku dh lykg ysdj gj dke djsaA

mik;

eqxsZ dks edbZ ¼vukt½ Mkyas ;k ex dks f[kyk;sa A

'kjhj ij 'kq) lksuk igusA

/keZ eafnj ds iqtkjh dks lhys gq, oL= nsosaA

ngh] vkyw] diwZj /keZ LFkku esa ns[ksaA

3 dqÙkksa dks Hkkstu dk fgLlk f[kyk;sa A

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c`gLifr uoe Hkko esa

c`gLifr ,dkn'k Hkko esa

fu'kkfu;ka & fdLer dks Mqcksus okyk] lksuk fxjoh j[ks ;k fcd tk;s] mtM+k /keZ LFkku] xSlA

'kqHk & thou esa lHkh lq[k&lqfo/kkvksa dks ikus okyk] jktnjckj ls bTtr&eku ikus okyk] ukSdjksa&lsodksa ls ;qä] edku&okgu ls ;qä] vdsyk /keZohj ¼iq=½ gksrk gSA

ijgst & >wBk ok;nk u djsa vkSj >wB u cksys] twBk Hkkstu u [kk;sa/u f[kyk;saA

fu'kkfu;ka & iwtk LFkku] vklu] fdLer gkj nsus okyhA ijgst & v.Ms u [kk;sa] ykyp u djsa] ?kj esa ewfrZ;ksa dh iwtk u djsaA

mik; xaxk Luku djs ;k xaxk ty dk lsou djsaA rhFkZ ;k=k djsa o vkSjksa dks djok;saA opu@/keZ dh ikyu djsaA c`gLifr n'ke Hkko esa 'kqHk & esgur nLrdkjh ds dkeksa ls ykHk] /kehZ gks rks nq%f[k;k x`gLFkh gksxk] ftl rjg pkykd vkSj gksf'k;kj gksxk lq[kh gksxk] ukSdj&lsodksa ls ;qä] edku&okgu okyk] jktk ;k jktk ds leku gksrk gSA fu'kkfu;ka & lw[kk ihiy dk o`{k] i<+kbZ iwjh u dj ldsxk] lksus dk uqdlkuA ijgst fdlh ds lkFk usdh vkSj /keZ&deZ u djsa] fHk[kkjh dks Hkkstu u f[kyk;sa] ihys oL= ;k lksuk u igusaA mik; xq#] lk/kw dh lsok djsaA ihiy ds o`{k dks ikuh ls lhapsa ¼jfookj dk fnu NksM+ dj½ eqg¡ /kksdj ukd lkQ djds dke 'kq: djsaA rkacs dk iSlk 40&43 fnu yxkrkj pyrs ikuh esa cgk;saA

mik; ihyk :eky ikl j[ksaA firk dk lkeku ¼pkjikbZ@iyax] oL=] lksuk ?kM+h vkfn½ ç;ksx djsaA fdlh ykokfjl yk'k dks dQu nku nsaA lw[ks ihiy ds o`{k dks ikuh MkysaA 'e'kku esa dHkh&dHkh 2 rkacs ds iSls fxjk;saA c`gLifr }kn'k Hkko esa 'kqHk & larku lq[k ikus okyk] MkWDVj@dsfeLV] iafMr] xq: dh rjg iwtuh;] deZdk.Mh] vkidk vk'khokZn ysus okys dks 'kqHk Qy feysxk vkSj lrkus okys dh cckZnh gksxh] ijksidkjh] /ku&nkSyr dk Hk.Mkjh exj ek;k dk R;kxh gksrk gSA fu'kkfu;ka & nek dk jksxh] nqfu;k ls fojks/k ikus okykA ijgst & >wBh xokgh u nsa] xcu vkSj /kks[kk&Qjsc u djsaA mik; xq#] lk/kw dh lsok djsaA ihiy ds o`{k dks ikuh Mkysa ¼jfookj dk fnu NksM+ dj½A eq¡g /kksdj] ukd lkQ djds dke 'kq# djsaA r

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