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Jagdish Kinjalk My View : Good News comes once in a while....!
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If we take an account of one week, we find that bad news visits us many times , but Good news comes once in a while. Why there is so much differe Read more ... nce in frequency...?Generally we read the column, " Today's Fate " in the News Papers daily in the morning. We find that negative happenings take place frequently, but positive happenings rarely.
In my view, there is nothing negative and positive in our day to day life.This is our mental state that we divide " Happenings " into Good and Bad. Some times, this also happens that Happenings, which we consider Bad, results in Good and vice-verse. We are in practice to think always in our favor. We should strengthen our Thinking. What so ever will happen, will happen as per our fate. Why to be worry day to day...? Here I remember the saying of Great Saint and Great Poet Mahatma Tulsidas, who has written, " Hueye hai soey jo Ram rachi rakha..." It means, every moment is scheduled in the life of men and women by the God..." Why should we worry for future..?
If we stick on this saying with full confidence, we can not be worry in day to day life...No Good or Bad News will effect our living.. Let us try to do so....! @ Jagdish Kinjalk.
Emai--- Jagdishkinjalk@gmail.com.
114 months ago
Kristin Lau Photography Latest post on HuffPost Impact 'Light for Life: Nepal's Energy and Resilience' featuring the story behind the portrait of farmer Mithu Thapa in post earthquake Nepal.
CONTACT Photography Festival - Group Exhibition
“Light and Shadow” will be o Read more ... n display at the Continuing Studies at OCAD University in Toronto - 285 Dundas Street West until June 10, 2016. (Mon–Fri 9am–5pm)
Curated by Lindsay Maynard
SunFarmer Team Vistek Dale Sood
Light for Life: Nepal's Energy and Resilience
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Vistek interviewed documentary photographer Kristin Lau to discover the Story Behind her Photo, a series highlighting the devastation in Nepal post earthquake.
118 months ago
WSJ Video From triumphs to tragedies, WSJ brings you the most powerful photos of 2015: http://on.wsj.com/1MJ1nYm
WSJ's 2015 Photos of the Year
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From triumphs to tragedies, WSJ brings you the most powerful photos of 2015. Photo: Amul Thapa/Associated Press
123 months ago
WSJ Video WSJ's 2015 Photos of the Year: http://live.wsj.com/video/wsj-2015-photos-of-the-year/4419A619-B22A-4EA2-826F-E48C293390B0.html
WSJ's 2015 Photos of the Year
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From triumphs to tragedies, WSJ brings you the most powerful photos of 2015. Photo: Amul Thapa/Associated Press
123 months ago
AP Sports FIFA bans leaders of Nepal, Laos federations in bribes case: http://apne.ws/1kZ0zZB
FIFA bans leaders of Nepal, Laos federations in bribes case
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GENEVA (AP) — In yet another case of FIFA election bribery, the president of Nepal's soccer federation was banned for 10 years on Monday. Ganesh Thapa, who will lose his place on FIFA's Under-20 World Cup organizing committee,…
124 months ago
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131 months ago
NBC News The 4-month-old boy was trapped under a wooden beam that "was supporting everything."
Nepal Baby Rescued From Earthquake Rubble After 20 Hours
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BHAKTAPUR, Nepal — Nepalese photojournalist Amul Thapa smiled in spite of his hidden pain when he saw the scene he'll remember always: Rescue...
131 months ago
CBS News At just 4 months old, Sonit Awal was one of the youngest victims of the 7.8 earthquake that shook Nepal. He spent 22 hours buried under a pile of rubble before rescuers found him — alive: http://cbsn.ws/1dxiSBy
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131 months ago
MSN "When I saw the baby alive all my sorrow went. It gave me energy and made me smile in spite of lots of pain hidden inside me."
His sorrow left when Nepalese photographer saw baby's rescue
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — Nepalese photojournalist Amul Thapa smiled in spite of his hidden pain when he saw the scene he'll remember always: Rescue workers pulling a 4-month-old boy from the wrecked home where he'd been trapped 20 hours...
131 months ago