Wake Up Smit

This is my Blog, I'll write what I think, what I like to share with everyone. I do not claim to be the originator of all collections here. I get these through, email, books, movies amongst other sources; makin it difficult to always give credit to the Author. It is just my attempt to liven up LIFE which is in any case too serious. There is no discrimination - racial or otherwise involved. If you see something you do not like, please feel free to move on!

Saturday, January 29, 2011

Market Mechanics

It was autumn, and the Red Indians asked their New Chief if the winter 
was going to be cold or mild. Since he was a Red Indian chief in a 
modern society, he couldn't tell what the weather was going to be.
Nevertheless, to be on the safe side, he replied to his Tribe that the 
winter was indeed going to be cold and that the members of the village 
should collect wood to be prepared. But also being a practical leader, 
after several days he got an idea.  He went to the phone booth, called 
the National Weather Service and asked 'Is the coming winter going to 
be cold?'

'It looks like this winter is going to be quite cold indeed,' the 
weather man responded.
So the Chief went back to his people and told them to collect even 
more  wood. A week later, he called the National Weather Service 
again. 'Is it going to be a very cold winter?' 
'Yes,' the man at National Weather Service again replied, 'It's 
definitely going to be a very cold winter.'
The Chief again went back to his people and ordered them to collect 
every scrap of wood they could find.
Two weeks later, he called the National Weather Service again. 
'Are you absolutely sure that the winter is going to be very cold?' 
'Absolutely,' The man replied. 'It's going to be one of the coldest 
winters ever.'
'How can you be so sure?' the Chief asked. 
The weatherman replied, 'The Red Indians are collecting wood like crazy.'
This is how stock markets work!!!
Love,
Smit

Thursday, January 27, 2011

The New Nawabs


When Ratan Tata moved the Supreme Court, claiming his right to privacy had been violated, he called Harish Salve. The choice was not surprising. The former solicitor general has been topping the legal charts ever since he scripted a surprising win for Mukesh Ambani against his brother Anil. That dispute set the gold standard for legal fees. On Mukesh's side were Salve, Rohinton Nariman and Abhishek Manu Singhvi. The younger brother had an equally formidable line-up led by Ram Jethmalani and Mukul Rohatgi.
The lawyers' fees alone, at a conservative estimate, cost the Ambani brothers at least Rs 15 crore each in their famous war over natural gas. - India Today

The dispute dated back three-and-a-half years to when Anil filed a case against his brother for reneging on an agreement to supply 28 million cubic metres of gas per day from its Krishna-Godavari basin fields at a rate of $2.34 for 17 years. The average legal fee was Rs 25 lakh for a full day's appearance, not to mention the overnight stays at Mumbai's five-star suites, business class travel, and on occasion, use of the private jet. Little wonder though that Salve agreed to take on Tata's case pro bono. He could afford philanthropy with one of India's wealthiest tycoons.
Welcome to the world of new nawabs. The lawyers' fees alone, at a conservative estimate, must have cost the Ambanis at least Rs 15 crore each. Both the brothers had booked their legal teams in the same hotel, first the Oberoi and, after the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, the Trident. "Well, if you're going to write all this, then you can also add that Mukesh bought me a pair of pyjamas as well," laughs Salve, recalling how he was called to Mumbai suddenly from Orissa where he had gone for a day's hearing. "I told Mukesh I had packed nothing. He insisted on buying me the essentials."
It's not the essentials as much as the frills that raise eyebrows. The veteran Jethmalani is surprisingly the most modest in his fees since he does not charge rates according to the strength of the client's purse. But as the crises have multiplied, lawyers' fees have exploded.
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Harish Salve, 54- Landmark case: Won the gas dispute for Mukesh Ambani, though what he enjoys most is being amicus curiae in the Forest Case of T.N. Godavarman Thirumulpad vs Union of India and Others.- Legal Style: Is a master strategist. Gives a balanced argument rather than an aggressive, one-sided view.- Fee per appearance: Rs 2.5 lakh to Rs 3 lakh. For a full day, it's Rs 25 lakh.- The indulgence: Drives a Bentley.
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Ram Jethmalani, 87- Landmark case: Got the Jain Hawala case against L. K. Advani squashed; is currently defending former Gujarat home minister Amit Shah.- Legal Style: Argues forcefully. Has an acerbic wit.- Fee per appearance: Rs 5 lakh.- The indulgence: Has an indoor badminton court built in his MP bungalow that is the envy of Lutyens' Delhi.
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Mukul Rohatgi, 55- Landmark case: Represented Anil Ambani in the gas dispute.- Legal Style: Is a slogger. Argues aggressively and goes straight to the point.- Fee per appearance: Rs 2.5 lakh to Rs 3 lakh and Rs 25 lakh for a full day.- The indulgence: Drives a black Bentley, has Souza on his walls, a holiday home in Goa.
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Majid Memon, 55- Landmark case: He represented Yakub Memon but could not set him free.- Legal Style: He argues in the court with his right leg on a chair.- Fee per day: Rs 10 lakh. Charges Rs 2 lakh for a bail application.- The indulgence: Likes to travel, makes frequent trips to exotic locations.
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Satish Maneshinde, 50- Landmark case: He secured bail for Sanjay Dutt in the Bombay blast case and for Salman Khan who allegedly killed one person while driving drunk.- Legal Style: Argues calmly in court and looks straight into the judge's eyes.- Fee per day: Rs 10 lakh.- The indulgence: His Mercedes and a passion for Page 3 parties.
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Aryama Sundaram, 53- Landmark case: Represented the West Bengal Government against Haldia Petrochemicals and UBS Securities against sebi.- Legal Style: Persuasive speaker, argues his case in a measured tone.- Fee per appearance: Rs 3.5 lakh
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Arvind Datar, 53- Landmark case: Was one of the lawyers in the Vodafone vs Income Tax case.- Legal Style: Says one lesson he learnt is to never antagonise a judge. It's not only your bread and butter but your client's life.- Fee per appearance: Rs 50,000 to Rs 5 lakh.- The indulgence: His first car was a Toyota Corona in 1990. Now he drives an Audi. Has penned a three-volume commentary on Constitutional law.
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Abhishek Manu Singhvi, 51- Landmark case: Won the right to fly the tricolour for Navin Jindal.- Legal Style: From logical in court to rhetorical flourish in Parliament to snappy sound bites for the media on tv.- Fee per appearance: Rs 2.5 lakh to Rs 3 lakh. For a full day, it's Rs 25 lakh.- The indulgence: A limited-edition Visconti pen with a custom-made nib and watches from every luxury brand.
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The 50 court hearings in the Haldia Petrochemicals vs the West Bengal Government cost the former a total of Rs 25 crore in lawyer fees and the 20 hearings in the Bombay Mill Case, which dragged on for three years, cost the mill owners almost Rs 10 crore. Large corporate firms, which engage star counsels on behalf of the client, also need to know their quirks.
For instance, Salve will only accept the first brief. He will never be the second counsel in a case. Some lawyers prefer to be paid partly in cash but the best are content with cheques. Some expect the client not to blink while picking up a dinner tab of Rs 1.75 lakh at a Chennai five star. A lawyer is known to carry his home linen and curtains with him while travelling on work. A firm may even have to pick up a hot Vertu phone of the moment or a Jaeger-LeCoutre watch of the hour to keep a lawyer in good humour.
Some are even paid to not appear at all for the other side - Aryama Sundaram was retained by Anil Ambani in the gas feud but he did not fight the case. Or take Raytheon when it was fighting the Jindals. Raytheon had paid seven top lawyers a retainer fee of Rs 2.5 lakh each just to ensure that the Jindals would not be able to make a proper case on a taxation issue.
They miscalculated when a star lawyer fought the case at the last minute. "I don't take negative retainers," shrugs Rohatgi, former additional solicitor general. "A lawyer's job is to appear for any client that comes to him. It's not for the lawyers to judge if a client is good or bad but the court." Indeed. He is, after all, the lawyer who argued so famously in court that B. Ramalinga Raju did not fudge any account in the Satyam Case. All he did was "window dressing".
Some high profile cases have continued for years, providing a steady source of income, from the Scindia succession battle which dates to 1989, to the JetLite Sahara battle now in taxation arbitration to the BCCI which is currently in litigation with Lalit Modi, Rajasthan Royals and Kings XI Punjab.
Think of the large law firms as the big Hollywood studios and the senior counsel as the superstar. There are a few familiar faces to be found in most of the big ticket cases, whether it is the Ambani gas case, Vodafone taxation or Bombay Mills case.
Explains Salve, "There is a reason why we have more than one senior advocate on a case. When you're arguing, he's reading the court. He picks up a point or a vibe that you may have missed." Says Raian Karanjawala whose firm has prepared the briefs for cases ranging from the Tata's recent right to privacy case to Karisma Kapoor's divorce, "The four jewels in the crown today are Salve, Rohatgi, Rohinton Nariman and Singhvi.
They have replaced the old guard of Fali Nariman, Soli Sorabjee, Ashok Desai and K.K. Venugopal." He adds, "The one person who defies the generational gap is Jethmalani who was India's leading criminal lawyer in the 1960s and is so today."

The demand for superstar lawyers has far outstripped the supply. So a one-man show by, say, Rohatgi can run up billings of Rs 40 crore, the same as a mid-sized corporate law firm like Titus and Co that employs 28 juniors. The big law firms such as AZB or Amarchand & Mangaldas or Luthra & Luthra have to do all the groundwork for the counsel, from humouring the clerk to ensure the A-lister turns up on the hearing day to sourcing appropriate foreign judgments in emerging areas such as environmental and patent laws. "We are partners in this. There are so few lawyers and so many matters," points out Diljeet Titus.
As the trust between individuals has broken down, governments have questioned corporates and corporates are questioning each other, and an array of new issues has come up. And as the government has weakened, the courts have become stronger. The lawyer, says Sundaram, with the flourish that has seen him pick up many Dhurandhares and Senakas at pricey art auctions, has emerged as the modern day purohit.
Each purohit is head priest of a particular style. Says Karanjawala, "Harish is the closest example in today's bar to Fali Nariman; Rohinton has the best law library in his brain; Mukul is easily India's busiest lawyer while Manu Singhvi is the greatest multi-tasker." Salve has managed a fine balancing act where he has represented Mulayam Singh Yadav and Mayawati, Parkash Singh Badal and Amarinder Singh, Lalit Modi and Subhash Chandra and even the Ambani brothers, of course in different cases. Singhvi is Sonia Gandhi's go-to-guy on most legal issues, whether it is citizenship or filing a case against a publication.
Jethmalani is the man to call for anyone in trouble. In judicial circles he is known as the first resort for the last resort. Even Jethmalani's junior Satish Maneshinde, who came to Mumbai in 1993 as a penniless law graduate from Karnataka, shot to fame (and wealth) after he got bail for Sanjay Dutt in 1996. Now he owns a plush office in Worli and has become a one-stop shop for celebrities in trouble, from getting bail for Rakhi Sawant when a youth committed suicide after she called him namard (impotent) to representing Salman Khan in a drunken driving case.
With wealth come perks. In 1992, Karanjawala and Desai were chatting in the Supreme Court car park when former law minister Ashoke Sen zipped by in his Fiat. "What Ashoke, small car?" asked Desai to which Sen replied, "In Bangla we have a saying: known Brahmins need not wear the sacred thread." Now the car park is filled with Bentleys, Mercedes and at the very least, an upmarket Toyota. The symbols of success include a holiday home in Goa, Souzas on the office walls, shopping expeditions to Bond Street (where they can expect to bump into other lawyers). As Salve says, "Only Brioni and Canali make boring suits for lawyers, the blacks and dark greys." Also the pens, the watches, and in Arun Jaitley and Rohatgi's case, the jamewars. Then there is the public profile, amplified by talking head status on tv channels every other night.
Most of the prized lawyers such as Salve, Jethmalani, Sundaram and Rohatgi do some pro bono work as well, if the cause is right. But in all this, the pil bar has come crashing down, upheld only by men such as Rajeev Dhavan and Prashant Bhushan. "I subsidise my pil work by taking on commercial cases, which I needed when I had to send my daughters to study in the US," says Dhavan. In many cases, it's the take-off point for a job in the government like Indira Jaising's work with Mumbai's homeless pavement dwellers which has got her the additional solicitor general's job. As Dhavan notes, the dense gravity of private marketing lawyering has created black holes in activist lawyering.
Says an angry Sorabjee, "To charge Rs 30 to 40 lakh per day is nothing short of extortion. It is no excuse to say that the client can afford it. Lawyers are professionals, not tradesmen in a market place. I get mad if a client says fees are no question. You think you can buy me? You can charge heavy fees but not extortionist fees." The octogenarian constitutional expert charges Rs 2 lakh per appearance as opposed to the going rate of Rs 2.5 lakh to Rs 5 lakh charged by younger lawyers. Sometimes, if the court breaks for lunch at 1 p.m. and the matter has come up for hearing at 12.45, the lawyer even bills the client for two separate appearances.
In Mumbai, for instance, veteran criminal lawyer Majid Memon charges Rs 2 lakh simply for securing bail in a sessions court. There are those who recall him coming to the tada court in 1996 on an old scooter. He now drives a Mercedes. In Chennai, Arvind Datar charges anything between Rs 50,000 and Rs 5 lakh per appearance.
As for the chartered flights, they all claim that this is a necessity rather than a privilege. "The advocates come to us with that offer (of chartered flights). It's not flaunting of power but the idea is to return the same day from a badly connected destination, says Singhvi, putting on his most earnest expression. Rohatgi complains of being claustrophobic on small planes. "During peak hours, chartered flights don't get preference over commercial," he adds with the jaded fatigue of a seasonal traveller.
There is a reason for this exorbitant fee structure. In recent years, the stakes in corporate litigation have hit the roof, as in the Rs 12,000-crore Vodafone vs the Income Tax department case. Moreover, the legal fraternity argues that when clients don't mind paying investment bankers fees worth millions of dollars, then why are only lawyers coming up for censure? The fate of several crucial corporate battles hangs on the slender thread of which matter is listed before which court and which lawyer would work there. "Why should we earn less than the CEO of a big corporation?" asks Sundaram. Except that this CEO often goes on to become a minister in the government-law as a profession offers immense mobility-and deal with the same organisations he once represented.
Most corporate bosses also have their legal favourites. For instance, Nusli Wadia's favourite lawyer is Fali Nariman who hates "skullduggery"; ITC's was Desai but he has since been replaced by Salve; the late Madhav Rao Scindia's family favours Singhvi. Of course, the Ambani brothers too have their chosen legal soldiers: while Anil's first choice is usually Rohatgi, his brother opts for Salve. As does Ratan Tata. The Birlas go with Sen. Many have created mini-dynasties, whether it is Singhvi, Salve or Rohinton Nariman.
"Sometimes, it's the thrill of the forensic complexity that counts, not winning or losing," says Singhvi. He recalls how during the Ambani gas case, a friend called and asked him, "The stocks are fluctuating wildly. You're the oracle: which way will it go?" Singhvi laughed and said he had no idea. Salve agrees. "Mukesh called me that morning and said we have done our best. The rest is up to God," he recalls. 
However, Rohatgi who appeared for Anil says, "I had a premonition we would lose. But Anil thought otherwise." Salve adds, "After the judgment, Mukesh was too choked to speak. Nita said they had one more request. I should handle the media. She said, Harish bhai bahut negativity ho gaya. There should be no loose comments." Clearly a lawyer's brief is not just limited to courtrooms.
Ironically, it was during the Battle of the Brothers last year that Salve told the Supreme Court how Mukesh Ambani had told him about the millions of dollars demanded by laptop consultants just to create holding companies, resulting companies and other such complexities. Quick to retort, Rohatgi had quipped, "Is this how Salve justifies his high fees?" Grinning, a sheepish Salve said, "I plead guilty on my behalf and on behalf of my colleagues." But it was Justice R.V. Raveendran who had the last word, "The only difference between Salve and the consultants is the laptop." And perhaps the Bentley, the BMW and the Mercedes.

Love,
Smit

Making a Baby

Making a baby. This is hilarious!

There is not one dirty word in it, and yet it is funny!--

The Patel’s in the US, Hari and Sarla, aka Harry and Sally, were unable to conceive children and decided to use a surrogate father to start their family. 
On the day the proxy father was to arrive,Harrybhai kissed Sallyben goodbye and said, 'Well, I'm off now. The man should be here soon.' 
Half an hour later, just by chance, a door-to-door baby photographer happened to ring the doorbell, hoping to make a sale. 
'Good morning, Ma'am', he said, 'I've come to...' 

'Oh, no need to explain,' Sally cut in, embarrassed, 'I've been expecting you.' 
'Have you really?' said the photographer. 'Well, that's good. Did you know babies are my specialty?' 
'Well that's what Harry and I had hoped Please come in and have a seat !.After a moment she asked, blushing, 'Well, where do we start?'
Leave everything to me. I usually try two in the bathtub, one on the couch, and perhaps a couple on the bed. And sometimes the living room floor is fun. You can really spread out there.'
'Bathtub, living room floor? No wonder it didn't work out for Harry and me!' 
'Well, Ma'am, none of us can guarantee a good one every time. But if we try several different positions and I shoot from six or seven angles, I'm sure you'll be pleased with the results.' 
'My, that's a lot!', gasped Mrs. Patel.
'Ma'am, in my line of work a man has to take his time. I'd love to be in and out in five minutes, but I'm sure you'd be disappointed with that.' 
'Don't I know,' said Mrs.Patel quietly.

The photographer opened his briefcase and pulled out a portfolio of his baby pictures. 'This was done on the top of a bus,' he said. 
'Oh, my God!' Mrs.Patel exclaimed, grasping at her throat.
'And these twins turned out exceptionally well - when you consider their mother was so difficult to work with.'
'She was difficult?' asked Mrs. Patel.

'Yes, I'm afraid so. I finally had to take her to the park to get the job done right. People were crowding around to get a good look'.
'A good look?' said Mrs. Patel, her eyes wide with amazement.
'Yes', the photographer replied. 'And for more than three hours, too. The mother was constantly squealing and yelling - I could hardly concentrate, and when darkness approached, I had to rush my shots. Finally, when the squirrels began nibbling on my equipment, I just had to pack it all in.' 
Mrs.Patel leaned forward. 'Do you mean they actually chewed on your, uh...equipment?'
'It's true, Ma'am, yes.. Well, if you're ready, I'll set-up my tripod and we can get to work right away.'
'Tripod ?'

'Oh yes, Ma'am. I need to use a tripod to rest my Canon on. It's much too big to be held in the hand very long.'
Mrs.Patel fainted!

Love,
Smit

Business is Business

One day in a school in London , a teacher said to a class of 5-year-olds, "I'll give 10 pounds to the child who can tell me who was the most famous man who ever lived."

An Irish boy put his hand up and said, "It was St.Patrick." The teacher said, "Sorry Paddy, that's not correct."

Then a Scottish boy put his hand up and said, "It was St. Andrew." The teacher replied, "I'm sorry, Hamish,that's not right either."

Then a Jewish boy put his hand up and said "David", the Buddhist boy said "Gautama Buddha" and the Muslim boy said "Mohammed". They all were not successful.

Finally, a Gujju boy raised his hand and said, "It was Jesus Christ." The teacher said,"That's absolutely right, Jignesh, come up here and I'll give you the 10 pounds that I promised."

As the teacher was giving Jignesh his money, she said,"You know Jignesh, since you're a Patel, I was very surprised you said Jesus Christ."

Jignesh replied, "Yes. In my heart I knew it was Krishna , but Business is Business!"

enjoy.......


Love,
Smit

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

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‘ркЧુркЬрк░ાркд ркЕркиેркХ рк╡рк░્рк╖ો рккાркЫрк│ рккркбી ркЬрк╢ે.’
‘рк╡િркиાрк╢ркиી рк╣ркЬુ ркдો ркЖ рк╢рк░ૂркЖркд ркЫે….’
ркЖрк╡ા ркиિрк░ાрк╢ાркЬркиркХ ркЙркж્ркжркЧાрк░ો ркеркХી ркЪોркдрк░ркл рк╡ાркдાрк╡рк░ркг рк╡ркзાрк░ે ркЧркоркЧીрки ркеркИ рк░рк╣્ркпું рк╣ркдું. ркЧુркЬрк░ાркдркиી ркЦркоીрк░рк╡ંркдી ркк્рк░ркЬા ркЖ ркмркзાркиી рк╕ાркоે ркХркИ рк░ીркдે ркЯркХી рк╢ркХрк╢ે ? рк╣рк╡ાркоાં ркк્рк░рк╢્рки ркШુркорк░ાркдો рк╣ркдો. ркмрк╕ рккૂрк░рккાркЯ ркжોркбી рк░рк╣ી рк╣ркдી. ркЕрк▓્рк▓ркб рк╣рк╡ાркиી рк▓рк╣ેрк░ркЦીркУ ркоાрк░ા ркЙркжાрк╕ ркЪрк╣ેрк░ાркиે ркЪૂркоી рк░рк╣ી рк╣ркдી. ркдેркиા ркоુрк▓ાркпрко рк╕્рккрк░્рк╢ркиા рк╕ркерк╡ાрк░ે рк╣ું ркиિркж્рк░ાркжેрк╡ીркиા рк╢рк░ркгે ркЬркИ рк░рк╣્ркпો рк╣ркдો…
ркмрк╣ાрк░ рк╢ોрк░ркмркХોрк░ рк╣ркдો. рк╡ાркдાрк╡рк░ркг ркХોрк▓ાрк╣рк▓ркоркп рк╣ркдું. ркоાркгрк╕ોркиી ркЪрк╣рк▓рккрк╣рк▓, рклેрк░િркпાркУркиા ркЕрк╡ાркЬો, рк▓ાркИркЯોркиો ркк્рк░ркХાрк╢ рклેрк▓ાркИ рк░рк╣્ркпા рк╣ркдા. рк╡ાркдાрк╡рк░ркгркоાં ркЙрк▓્рк▓ાрк╕ рк╡рк░્ркдાркИ рк░рк╣્ркпો рк╣ркдો. ркмрк╕ ркКркнી рк░рк╣ી ркЧркИ рк╣ркдી. ркиркЬીркХркиા ркЧрк▓્рк▓ા ркЙрккрк░ркеી рк╕ુંркжрк░ рклિрк▓્ркоી ркЧીркд рк╣рк╡ાркоાં рк░ેрк▓ાркИ рк░рк╣્ркпું рк╣ркдું :
‘ркЖркЬ ркоૈં ркЬрк╡ાрки рк╣ો ркЧркИ рк╣ું
ркЧુрк▓ рк╕ે ркЧુрк▓િрк╕્ркдાрки рк╣ો ркЧркИ рк╣ું.
ркпે ркжિрки, ркпે рк╕ાрк▓ ркорк╣િркиા…
ркУ ркоિркЯ્ркЯુ ркоિркпાં…. ркнૂрк▓ેркЧા ркоુркЭркХો ркХркнી ркиા….’
ркоાрк░ી ркЖંркЦ ркЕркЪાркиркХ ркКркШркбી ркЧркИ рк╣ркдી. ‘ркХркпું ркЧાрко ркЖрк╡્ркпું ркнાркИ…. ?’ ркмાрк░ીркиી ркмрк╣ાрк░ ркдાркХркдાં ркЦુрк▓્рк▓ાркоાં ркКркнેрк▓ા ркоાркгрк╕ркиે рккૂркЫ્ркпું.
‘рк╕ાркоркЦિркпાрк░ી. рк░ાркдркиા ркмે рк╡ાркЧ્ркпા ркЫે.’ ркдેркиા ркЙркЪ્ркЪાрк░ркоાં ркХркЪ્ркЫી рк▓рк╣ેркХો рк╣ркдો.
‘ркЪા ркорк│рк╢ે ?’ ркоાрк░ાркеી рк╕рк╣рк╕ા ркк્рк░ркдિркк્рк░рк╢્рки ркеркпો.
‘рк╣ા…рк╣ા ркХેрко ркирк╣ીં ? ркЖрк╡ો ркиે ркЖрккркгે рк╕ાркеે рккીркП. рк╣ું рккркг ркдркоાрк░ી ркмрк╕ркиો рккેрк╕ેрки્ркЬрк░ ркЫું.’
ркоркиે ркдેркиી ркЖркд્ркоીркпркдા рк╕્рккрк░્рк╢ી ркЧркИ. ркЕркоે ркмંркиે рк╡ાркдે рк╡рк│ркЧ્ркпા.
‘рк╢ું ркХрк░ો ркЫો ?’
‘ркнૂркЬркоાં ркзંркзો ркЫે – ркЯ્рк░ાрки્рк╕рккોрк░્ркЯркиો…’
‘ркнૂркХંрккркеી ркХોркИ ркиુркХрк╢ાрки….?’
‘ркиા рк░ે ркиા. рк╣ркдું ркеોркбું ркШркгું, ркмાркХી ркнркЧрк╡ાркиркиી ркжркпા ркЫે…’ ркдેркиા ркЕрк╡ાркЬркоાં ркЧркЬркмркиી ркЦુркоાрк░ી рк╣ркдી. ркЪાркиી рк╕ાркеે ркиાрк╕્ркдો рккркг ркЖрк╡્ркпો. ркоркЬા ркЖрк╡ી ркЧркИ. рккૈрк╕ા ркЖрккрк╡ા ркоેં ркЖркЧ્рк░рк╣ ркХрк░્ркпો.
‘рк░рк╣ેрк╡ા ркжો рк╕ાрк╣ેркм… ркдркоે ркЕркоાрк░ા ркорк╣ેркоાрки ркЧркгાркУ…. ркорк╣ેркоાрки ркПркЯрк▓ે ркнркЧрк╡ાрки. ркЖрк╡ી рк╕ેрк╡ા ркХрк░рк╡ાркиો ркоોркХો рклрк░ી ркХ્ркпાрк░ે ркорк│рк╢ે ?’ ркдેркгે рк╣рк╕ркдાં рк╣рк╕ркдાં ркмિрк▓ ркЪૂркХрк╡ી ркжીркзું. ркмрк╕ рк╕્ркЯાрк░્ркЯ ркеркИ. ркоркиે ркеોркбુંркХ ркЧркоркдું рк╣ોркп ркдેрк╡ું рк▓ાркЧ્ркпું.
‘ркПркХ્рк╕ркХ્ркпુркЭ ркоી….’ ркПркХ рк╕ુંркжрк░ рк▓ાркЧркдી ркпુрк╡ркдી ркоркиે ркХрк╣ી рк░рк╣ી рк╣ркдી ркЕркиે ркоાрк░ી рк╕ંркоркдિркиી рк░ાрк╣ ркЬોркпા рк╡ркЧрк░ ркЬ ркоાрк░ી ркмાркЬુркиી ркЦાрк▓ી рк╕ીркЯркоાં ркмેрк╕ી ркЧркИ. ркдેркгે ркоોрк╣ркХ рк╕્ркоાркИрк▓ ркЖркк્ркпું. ркЕркбркзી рк░ાркд્рк░ે – ркЖ рк░ીркдે ркПркХ рк╕ુંркжрк░ ркпુрк╡ાрки рк╕્ркд્рк░ી ркПркХрк▓ી ркоુрк╕ાрклрк░ી ркХрк░ે ркдે ркоાрк░ે ркорки ркирк╡ાркИркиી рк╡ાркд рк╣ркдી. рк╣ું ркШркбીркнрк░ рк╡િркЪાрк░ркдો рк╣ркдો.
‘ркЕંркЬાрк░ркоાં ркЕркоાрк░ું рк░િрк▓ીрклрк╡рк░્ркХ ркЪાрк▓ે ркЫે. ркЕркоે ркПрки.ркЬી.ркУ. ркдрк░ીркХે ркХાрко ркХрк░ીркП ркЫીркП. рк░ાркЬркХોркЯркеી ркЖрк╡ркдાં рк╣ркдાં ркЕркиે рк░рк╕્ркдાркоાં рк╡ાрк╣рки ркмркЧркб્ркпું… ркмрк╕ ркорк│ી ркЧркИ, ркдркоાрк░ી ркмાркЬુркоાં рк╕ીркЯ ркорк│ી ркЧркИ….’
ркдે ркЦркбркЦркбાркЯ рк╣рк╕ી рккркбી.
‘ркбрк░ ркиркеી рк▓ાркЧркдો ?’
‘рк╢ાркиો рк╡рк│ી ?’ ркдે ркмોрк▓ી.
‘ркнૂркХંрккркЧ્рк░рк╕્ркд рк╡િрк╕્ркдાрк░, ркмેрк╣ાрк▓ рк▓ોркХો….’
‘ркиા рк░ે ркиા. ркПркоાં ркбрк░рк╡ાркиું рк╢ું ? ркЖркЦો ркжિрк╡рк╕ ркЕркиેркХ рк▓ોркХો рк╕ાркеે ркХાрко ркХрк░рк╡ાркиું ркеાркп, ркирк╡ા ркЕркиુркнрк╡ો, ркХાркоркиી рк╕ાрк░્ркеркХркдા…. рк╕ાркЪું ркХрк╣ું ? ркоાрк░ા ркЬીрк╡ркиркиા ркЖ рк╕ુંркжрк░ ркжિрк╡рк╕ો ркЬркИ рк░рк╣્ркпા рк╣ોркп ркдેрк╡ું ркЕркиુркнрк╡ું ркЫું….’ ркдેркгે рккૂрк░ું ркХрк░્ркпું.
ркоાрк░ી рк╕ાркоે ркЬોркИ рк░рк╣ેркдાં ркдે ркмોрк▓ી, ‘ркдркоે ?’
‘рк╕рк░ркХાрк░ી ркЕркзિркХાрк░ી ркЫું. рк░ાрк╣ркд ркХાркоркЧીрк░ી ркоાркЯે ркЖрк╡્ркпો ркЫું….’
‘ркУрк╣ો. ркПрко ркХрк╣ો ркиે ркоોркЯાрк╕ાрк╣ેркм ркЫો, ркдркоાрк░ે рк╡рк│ી рк╢ું ркЪિંркдા….’ ркдેркгે ркоાрк░ો ркЖркд્ркорк╡િрк╢્рк╡ાрк╕ рк╡ркзાрк░ркдાં ркХрк╣્ркпું. ркоркиોркорки рк╣ું ркоાрк░ી ркЬાркдркиે ркзિркХ્ркХાрк░ી рк░рк╣્ркпો рк╣ркдો. ркХ્ркпાં ркЕркЬાркг્ркпા ркк્рк░ркжેрк╢ркоાં ркПркХрк▓ા рк╣ાркеે ркЖркиંркжркеી ркЭркЭૂркоркдી ркЖ ркдрк░ુркгી ? ркЕркиે ркХ્ркпાં ркЕркЬંрккાркЧ્рк░рк╕્ркд ркЪрк╣ેрк░ે рк╕рклрк░ ркХрк░ркдો рк╣ું !
рк╡рк╣ેрк▓ી рк╕рк╡ાрк░ે ркЕંркЬાрк░ ркжેркЦાркпું. ркЙркдાрк░ાркиું рк╕્ркерк│ ркжૂрк░ркиી ркПркХ рк╢ૈркХ્рк╖ркгિркХ рк╕ંрк╕્ркеા рк╣ркдી. рк╕ાркбા ркжрк╕ рк╕ુркзીркоાં ркдૈркпાрк░ ркеркИ ркСрклિрк╕ркоાં рккрк╣ોંркЪ્ркпો. ркдркоાрко рк╕્ркЯાрклркоિркд્рк░ો ркорк│рк╡ા ркЖрк╡્ркпા.
‘рк╡ેрк▓ ркХрко рк╕рк░ ! рк╣рк╡ે ркмркзું ркмрк░ાркмрк░ ркЫે. рк░ાрк╣ркд рк╕ાркоркЧ્рк░ીркиું рк╡િркдрк░ркг ркЪાрк▓ુ ркЫે. рк╕рк╣ાркпркиા ркХેрк╕ો ркдૈркпાрк░ ркЫે. ркХોркИ ркоુрк╢્ркХેрк▓ી ркиркеી….’ ркмркзાркиી ркУрк│ркЦાркг ркеркИ. рк╣ું рккркг ркХાркоркоાં рккрк░ોрк╡ાркпો. ркоોркбી рк╕ાંркЬે ркмрк╣ાрк░ ркиીркХрк│્ркпો. ркХркЪેрк░ી ркзркоркзોркХાрк░ ркЪાрк▓ркдી рк╣ркдી. рк░ાркд્рк░ે ркЬрко્ркпા ркмાркж рккાркЫો ркХркЪેрк░ીркоાં ркЖрк╡્ркпો. рк╣ркЬુ рккркг рк▓ોркХો ркХાрко ркХрк░ркдા рк╣ркдા. ркоાрк░ા ркжિрк╡рк╕ો ркЖ рк░ીркдે рккрк╕ાрк░ ркерк╡ા ркоાંркб્ркпા. ркжૂрк░ ркЦૂркгાркоાં ркПркХ ркХрк░્ркоркЪાрк░ી ркЯેркмрк▓ркоાં ркоાркеું ркиાркЦી рк╕ркдркд ркХાрко ркХрк░ркдો рк╣ркдો. рк╣ું ркЖрк╡્ркпો ркдે ркжિрк╡рк╕ркеી ркоેં ркдેркиે ркЖ рк░ીркдે ркЬ ркЬોркпો рк╣ркдો.
‘ркХોркг ркЫે ркП ркнાркИ ?’ ркоાрк░ાркеી рккુркЫાркИ ркЧркпું.
‘рккંркб્ркпાркнાркИ ркЫે. ркнૂркХંрккркоાં ркПркоркиું ркШрк░ рккркд્ркиી ркЕркиે ркмાрк│ркХો рк╕ркоેркд ркзрк░ાрк╢ркпી ркеркИ ркЧркпું. ркдેркоркиા ркмે рк╕ркЧા ркнાркИркУ ркнૂркХંркк рк╡ркЦркдે ркЕંркЬાрк░ркиા ркмркЬાрк░ркоાં ркЧркпા рк╣ркдા. рк▓ાрк╢ рккркг ркорк│ી рк╢ркХી ркирк╣ીં… ркЖ ркоાркгрк╕ે ркХાркоркоાં ркжિрк▓ рккрк░ોрк╡ી ркжીркзું ркЫે. ркПркХ рккркг рк░ркЬા рк▓ીркзી ркиркеી. ркЖрк╡ા ркдો ркЕркиેркХ ркоાркгрк╕ો ркдркоркиે ркЬોрк╡ા ркорк│рк╢ે….’ рк╣ું ркП ркХрк░્ркоркЪાрк░ીркиી рк╕્ркеિркдркк્рк░ркЬ્ркЮркдાркиે ркЬોркИ рк░рк╣્ркпો. ркоાрк░ે ркЬાркгે рк╣ркЬુ ркШркгું рк╢ીркЦрк╡ાркиું рк╣ркдું !
‘ркЕркм્ркжુрк▓ ркдું ркХ્ркпાં рк░рк╣ે ркЫે ?’ ркоાрк░ી рк╕рк░ркХાрк░ી ркЧાркбીркиા рк╕્ркеાркиિркХ ркб્рк░ાркИрк╡рк░ркиે ркоેં рккૂркЫ્ркпું.
‘рк╕ાрк╣ેркм, ркЬેрк╕рк▓ркдોрк░рк▓ркиી рк╕ркоાркзિркиી ркмાркЬુркоાં ркЕркоાрк░ા ркЭૂંрккркбાં ркЫે.’
‘ркдркиે ркХોркИ рк▓ાркн ркорк│્ркпો ркХે ркирк╣ીં ?’
‘ркиркеી рк▓ીркзો рк╕ાрк╣ેркм.’
ркоркиે ркирк╡ાркИ рк▓ાркЧી, ‘ркПркЯрк▓ે ?’ ркоેં рккૂркЫી ркиાркЦ્ркпું.
‘рк╕ાрк╣ેркм…. ркЕркоાрк░ે ркЭૂંрккркбાрк╡ાрк│ાркиે рк╢ું ркиુркХрк╢ાрки рк╣ોркп ? ркЦુркжાркиી ркорк╣ેрк░ркмાркиીркеી ркЕркоે ркмркЪી ркЧркпા ркП ркоોркЯી рк╡ાркд ркЫે. ркЬેркиે ркдркХрк▓ીркл рккркбી рк╣ોркп ркдે ркоркжркж рк▓ે… ркЕркоાрк░ાркеી ркиા рк▓ેрк╡ાркп….’
‘ркдાрк░ા ркоા-ркмાркк рк╢ું ркХрк░ે ркЫે ?’
‘ркоркЬૂрк░ી ркХાрко… ркжрк╣ાркбીркП ркЬાркп…. ркЦાркзેрккીркзે рк╕ુркЦી ркЫીркП, рк╕ાрк╣ેркм….’ ркдેркгે ркЧાркбીркиે ркм્рк░ેркХ ркоાрк░ી, ‘рк╕ાрк╣ેркм, рк╕ોркбા рккીрк╡ી ркЫે ? ркоркиે ркпાркж ркХрк░рк╢ો…..’
рк╣ું ркдેркиો ркЬીрк╡ркирк░рк╕ ркЬોркИ рк░рк╣્ркпો рк╣ркдો. ркЭૂંрккркбીркоાં рк░рк╣ેркдા ркЖ ркоાркгрк╕ркоાં ркЖркЯрк▓ી ркЕркоીрк░ાркд ркХ્ркпાંркеી ркЖрк╡ી рк╣рк╢ે ? ркоркиે ркЬાркгે ркПркХ рккркЫી ркПркХ ркк્рк░рк╕ંркЧો ркШркбી рк░рк╣્ркпા рк╣ркдા. ркоркиે ркПрк╡ું ркжркврккркгે рк▓ાркЧી рк░рк╣્ркпું рк╣ркдું ркХે ркоાрк░ે ркжિрк▓ ркжркИркиે ркоркиે ркорк│ેрк▓ા ркХાркоркоાં ркЦૂંрккી ркЬрк╡ું ркЬોркИркП. ркоાрк░ા ркЕંркдрк░ркоાં ркХોркИ ркЕркЬркм ркк્рк░ркХાрк░ркиી рк╕рк░рк╡ાркгીркУ рклૂркЯી рк░рк╣ી рк╣ркдી. ркоાрк░ાркоાં ркЧркЬркмркиો ркмркжрк▓ાрк╡ ркЖрк╡ી ркЧркпો рк╣ркдો 
Love,
Smit

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Business Man (True Story)

A business executive was deep in debt and could see no way out.

Creditors were closing in on him. Suppliers were demanding payment. He sat on the park bench, head in hands, wondering if anything could save his company from bankruptcy.

Suddenly, an old man appeared before him. "I can see that something is troubling you," he said. After listening to the executive's woes, the old man said, "I believe I can help you."

He asked the man his name, wrote out a check, and pushed it into his hand saying, "Take this money. Meet me here exactly one year from today, and you can pay me back at that time."

Then he turned and disappeared as quickly as he had come.

The business executive saw in his hand a check for $500,000, signed by John D. Rockefeller, then one of the richest men in the world!

"I can erase my money worries in an instant!" he realized. But instead, the executive decided to put the uncashed check in his safe. Just knowing it was there might give him the strength to work out a way to save his business, he thought.

With renewed optimism, he negotiated better deals and extended terms of payment. He closed several big sales. Within a few months, he was out of debt and making money once again.
Exactly one year later, he returned to the park with the uncashed check. At the agreed-upon time, the old man appeared. But just as the executive was about to hand back the check and share his success story, a nurse came running up and grabbed the old man.

"I'm so glad I caught him!" she cried. "I hope he hasn't been bothering you. He's always escaping from the rest home and telling people he's John D. Rockefeller."

And she led the old man away by the arm.

The astonished executive just stood there, stunned.
All year long he'd been wheeling and dealing, buying and selling, convinced he had half a million dollars behind him.

Suddenly, he realized that it wasn't the money, real or imagined, that had turned his life around. It was his newfound self-confidence that gave him the power to achieve anything he went after.

Love,
Smit

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Prasoon Joshi

Before 6 years i was watching one of my most fav. show on "MUKABALA" on NDTV. The topic was "Does people forgotton laughing?" 3 guests are sajid khan, ashok chakradhar and prasoon joshi.

At that time i first seen in my life person who is not allowing to speak to giants like sajid khan and ashok chakradhar. He was speaking so fluently with such a grace and great words with such a control on language.

He started his carrier in advt. u can never forget the ad "coke kitne ka hai? paanch" and "thanda matlab coca cola". He has really gives tags and ads which no one can replace.

After great work done in advertisement he had written some most beautiful songs in bollywood history.

Rang De Basanti : One of great film ever made in bollywood.there was big big role of music of this movie to make it hit. and all songs r orsam and place u to other world

If we start with title song. the words r just fire up.our heart is pumping bit fast and it feels like we are living in great india

next song is paathshala. it surely shows our youth. "chahere ki kitabe hai ham wo padhne ate hai ye surat teri meri mobile library" suppose to give full crietera what indian youth is thinking

"Aja sanj hui mujhe teri fikar" song is just make my mind feeling happy when i m coming back to home in evening. He has written the heart of mother with so so beautiful words.and his son's answer to him.

"khalbali hai khalbali " song shows the real passion when we fine our way to live and decide our destination and then there is junoon to reach that particular point and that's khalbali is there in heart.It is time when u r converting ur self from college boy to proffeisonal.

"roo-ba-roo" and when u really being a robaro with ur task what great words from prasoon sir..

"tu bin bataye"song which gives u most romantic feeling."tu jo gungunaye meri to dhun hai wahi"
wow yaar what a words....

And if u still think that he is not had done any great work then listen
taare zameen par..
how simply he had shown abot childeren and compare them with "aauns ki bunde"and "buzurgo ke dil ki dua"

jame raho song also shows work culture of a day. where he compare 2 type of people so easily yet so greatly. hats off to him

And if Prasoon sir didnt done any of above work and just made this song then he will be as great as he is now
ya i m talking abot song that touches hearts of all of us

Main Kabhi Batlata Nahin
Par Andhere Se Darta Hoon Main Maa
Yun To Main,Dikhlata Nahin
Teri Parwaah Karta Hoon Main Maa
Tujhe Sab Hain Pata, Hain Na Maa
Tujhe Sab Hain Pata,,Meri Maa

Bheed Mein Yun Na Chodo Mujhe
Ghar Laut Ke Bhi Aa Naa Paoon Maa
Bhej Na Itna Door Mujkko Tu
Yaad Bhi Tujhko Aa Naa Paoon Maa
Kya Itna Bura Hoon Main Maa
Kya Itna Bura Meri Maa


Jab Bhi Kabhi Papa Mujhe
Jo Zor Se Jhoola Jhulate Hain Maa
Meri Nazar Dhoondhe Tujhe
Sochu Yahi Tu Aa Ke Thaamegi Maa

Unse Main Yeh Kehta Nahin
Par Main Seham Jaata Hoon Maa
Chehre Pe Aana Deta Nahin
Dil Hi Dil Mein Ghabraata Hoon Maa
Tujhe Sab Hai Pata Hai Naa Maa
Tujhe Sab Hai Pata Meri Maa

Main Kabhi Batlata Nahin
Par Andhere Se Darta Hoon Main Maa
Yun To Main,Dikhlata Nahin
Teri Parwaah Karta Hoon Main Maa
Tujhe Sab Hain Pata, Hain Na Maa
Tujhe Sab Hain Pata,,Meri Maa
HATS OFF to u sir..

Saturday, January 15, 2011

ркнૂંрк╕ી ркиાркЦ્ркпું ркПркХ ркиાрко…. – ркоીркирк▓ ркжрк╡ે

рк╕્ркХૂрк▓ркмрк╕ ркКркнી рк░рк╣ી, ркПркХ ркЦркнે рк╡ૉркЯрк░ркмૅркЧ, ркмીркЬે ркЦркнે ркдૂркЯેрк▓ા рккркЯ્ркЯાрк╡ાрк│ી рк╕્ркХૂрк▓ркмૅркЧ ркПркХ рк╣ાркеркоાં рк▓ркЯркХркдી ркЯાркИ, ркмીркЬા рк╣ાркеркоાં рклાркЯેрк▓ું ркЖркИ-ркХાрк░્ркб рк▓ркИркиે ркиીркХી ркоાંркб ркиીркЪે ркКркдрк░ી. ркмрк╕ ркКрккркбી ркЧркИ. рк░ોркЬ ркдો ркКрккркбркдી ркмрк╕ркоાંркеી ‘ркиીркХી ркмાркп’…. ‘ркЖрк╡ркЬે ркиીркХી’, ‘ркиીркХી ркЯાркЯા’ркиા ркЕрк╡ાркЬો ркЧાркЬркдા рк╣ોркп. ркЖркЦી рк╕ોрк╕ાркпркЯીркиે ркЦркмрк░ рккркбી ркЬાркп : ркиીркХી ркЖрк╡ી ркЧркИ. рккрк░ંркдુ ркЖркЬે рки ркдો ркмрк╕ркоાંркеી ркХોркИ ркЕрк╡ાркЬ ркЖрк╡્ркпો, рки ркиીркХીркП рк╣ાрке рк╣рк▓ાрк╡્ркпો. ркЬાркгે ркХોркИркП ‘рк╕ાркпрк▓рки્рк╕ ркк્рк▓ીркЭ’ркиું ркмોрк░્ркб рки ркмркдાрк╡્ркпું рк╣ોркп ркдેрко ркЬрк░ા рккркг ркЕрк╡ાркЬ ркХрк░્ркпા рк╡િркиા ркмાрк░ીркоાંркеી ркмрк╣ાрк░ ркбોркХાркдાં ркоાркеાંркУркиે рк▓ркИркиે ркмрк╕ ркЪાрк▓ી ркЧркИ.
ркиીркХી ркд્ркпાં ркЬ ркКркнી рк░рк╣ી ркЧркИ, ркмрк╕ ркЬે ркдрк░ркл ркЧркИ рк╣ркдી ркП ркдрк░ркл ркЬોркпા ркХрк░ркдી. ркХркжાркЪ ркмрк╕ рккાркЫી ркЖрк╡ે, ркЖрк╡ીркиે ркиીркХી рккાрк╕ે ркКркнી рк░рк╣ે ркЕркиે ркмાрк░ીркоાંркеી ркбોркХાркдાં ркоાркеાં ркЦિрк▓ркЦિрк▓ાркЯ рк╣рк╕ркдાં рк╣рк╕ркдાં ркмૂркоો рккાркбે : ‘ркиીркХી, ркПркк્рк░િрк▓рклૂрк▓ ! ркиીркХી ркПркк્рк░િрк▓рклૂрк▓ !’ рккોркдે ркмрк╕ркоાં ркЪркбી ркЬાркп, ркЦркбркЦркбાркЯ рк╣рк╕ી рккркбે ркЕркиે ркЖркЦી ркмрк╕ркоાં ркЪાрк░ેркмાркЬુ рк░ંркЧркмેрк░ંркЧી рклુркЧ્ркЧાркУ ркКркбрк╡ા ркоાંркбે, ркмркзાં ркжોркбી ркжોркбીркиે рклુркЧ્ркЧાркУ рклોркбрк╡ા ркоાંркбે ркЕркиે ркзркоાрк▓ркорк╕્ркдી, ркзркоાркЪркХркбી ркоркЪી ркЬાркп ркмрк╕ркоાં ! рккркг ркмрк╕ ркдો рккાркЫી рки рк╡рк│ી. ркиીркХીркП рк╡ાંркХા рк╡рк│ીркиે ркмрк╕ ркЖрк╡ે ркЫે ркХે ркХેрко ркдે ркЬોркпા ркХрк░્ркпું.
‘ркПркп ркХાркмрк░, ркХેрко ркЕрк╣ીં ркКркнી ркЫે ? ркШрк░ે ркиркеી ркЬрк╡ું ?’ рк╣ેркоા ркЖрки્ркЯી рк╕્ркХૂркЯрк░ ркКркнું рк░ાркЦીркиે рккૂркЫркдાં рк╣ркдાં. ркиીркХીркП ркЬрк░ા рк╣рк╕ી, ркиીркЪે ркоૂркХેрк▓ી рк╕્ркХૂрк▓ркмૅркЧ ркКંркЪркХીркиે ркзીрк░ે ркзીрк░ે ркЪાрк▓рк╡ા ркоાંркб્ркпું. рк╣ેркоા ркЖрки્ркЯીркиો ркКંркбો рк╢્рк╡ાрк╕ ркЕркиે ‘ркмિркЪાрк░ી ркЫોркХрк░ી ! ркмાрккркиા рккાрккркиી рк╕ркЬા…..’ ркЬેрк╡ો ркЧркгркЧркгાркЯ ркиીркХીркиી рккીркаркоાં ркЪોંркЯી ркЧркпા, ркжિрк╡ાрк│ી рккрк░ рк╣ાркеркоાં рк╕рк│ркЧркдો рклркЯાркХркбો ркЪોંркЯી ркЧркпો рк╣ркдો ркдેрко ркЬ.
ркиીркХીркП ркЧркгી ркЧркгીркиે рккркЧрк▓ાં ркнрк░рк╡ા ркоાંркб્ркпાં. рк╕ાркд рккркЧрк▓ાં рккૂрк░ાં ркеાркп ркХે ркЕркиુркиું ркШрк░. рккркЫી ркдрк░ркд ркЬ рк╕્ркЯ્рк░ીркЯ рк▓ાркИркЯркиો ркеાંркнрк▓ો, ркП рккркЫી ркорк▓ркпркиું ркШрк░, рккркЫી рк░рк╕્ркдો, рк░рк╕્ркдો ркХ્рк░ોрк╕ ркХрк░ો ркХે ркдрк░ркд ркЬ рккોркдાркиું ркШрк░. ркиીркХી ркЕркЯркХી ркЧркИ, рккોркдાркиું ркШрк░ ? рккોркдાркиા ркШрк░ркиી ркмрк╣ાрк░ ркдો ркиેркИрко ркк્рк▓ેркЯ рккрк░ рккркк્рккાркиું ркиાрко рк▓ркЦ્ркпું ркЫે, рк╕ોркиેрк░ી ркиેркИрко ркк્рк▓ેркЯ рккрк░ ркХાрк│ા ркЕркХ્рк╖рк░ркеી. ркП рккркк્рккાркиું ркиાрко ркЬેркоркиે ркеોркбા ркжિрк╡рк╕ોркеી рккોркдે ркорк│ી ркЬ ркиркеી. ркП рккркк્рккાркиું ркиાрко, ркЬેркиે рк▓ркИркиે ркЖркЬે рк╕્ркХૂрк▓ркоાં ркЕркиે ркмрк╕ркоાં ркоાрк░ાркоાрк░ી ркеркИ ркЫે. ркЖркЬ рк╕ુркзી ркЬે ркиીркХીркП ркХркжી ркХોркИ рк╕ાркеે ркмોрк▓ાркЪાрк▓ી ркХрк░ી ркиркеી ркП ркиીркХીркП ркЖркЬે рккркк્рккાркиા ркиાркоркиે рк▓ીркзે ркоાрк░ાркоાрк░ી ркХрк░ી ркЫે. ркиીркХીркП рккોркдાркиી рк╕ાркИркХрк▓ рккрк░ рк╕્ркЯિркХрк░ рк▓ркЧાрк╡ેрк▓ું ркЫે : ‘ркоાркп ркбેркбી рк╕્ркЯ્рк░ૉંркЧેрк╕્ркЯ’ ! ркЕркиે ркП ркиાрко ркЖркЬે ркЦાрк░ી рк╢ીંркЧркиાં рклોркдрк░ાં ркКркбркдાં рк╣ોркп ркдેрко ркЖркЦો ркжિрк╡рк╕ ркЕрк╣ીંркдрк╣ીં, ркЬ્ркпાંркд્ркпાં ркКркбркдું рк░рк╣્ркпું ркЫે. ркиркеી ркЬрк╡ું ркШેрк░, ркиીркХીркиે ркеркпું.
рккркг ркШેрк░ рки ркЬાркп ркдો ркХ્ркпાં ркЬાркп ? ркЕркиુркиે ркд્ркпાં ркЬркдી рк░рк╣ે ? ркЕркиુркиાં ркорко્ркоી ркдો рккોркдાркиે ркХેркЯрк▓ું рк╡рк╣ાрк▓ ркХрк░ે ркЫે ! ркП ркоркиે ркирк╣ીં рк░ાркЦે рккોркдાркиે ркШેрк░ ? рккркг ркЖрки્ркЯી рккૂркЫે ркХે ркХેрко ркШેрк░ ркиркеી ркЬркдી, ркдો рккોркдે рк╢ું ркЬрк╡ાркм ркЖрккрк╢ે ? рккોркдે ркЕркиુркиી ркмрк╣ેрки рк╣ોркд ркдો ркХેрк╡ું рк╕ાрк░ું ркеાркд ? ркдો ркЖркЬે ркЖ ркоાрк░ાркоાрк░ી рккркг рки ркеркИ рк╣ોркд. ркиીркХીркП ркШрк░ ркдрк░ркл рккркЧрк▓ું ркШрк╕ркб્ркпું. ркШрк░ ркЖрк╡ે ркЬ ркирк╣ીં ркдો ? рккોркдે ркЪાрк▓્ркпા ркЬ ркХрк░ે, ркЪાрк▓્ркпા ркЬ ркХрк░ે, рк╕ોрк╕ાркпркЯી, рк░рк╕્ркдા, рк╢рк╣ેрк░, ркмркзું ркУрк│ંркЧીркиે ркЬંркЧрк▓, ркиркжી, рккрк░્рк╡ркд рккрк╕ાрк░ ркХрк░ીркиે ркЪાрк▓ркдી ркЬ рк░рк╣ે. ркЬ્ркпાં ркХોркИ ркПркиે ркХрк╣ે ркирк╣ીં ркХે ‘ркдાрк░ા рккркк્рккા…..’
‘ркЖркЬે рккેрккрк░ркоાં рккેрк▓ો рклોркЯો ркдાрк░ા рккркк્рккાркиો ркЫે ркиે ?’
‘ркХેрк╡ી рк╡ркЯ ркоાрк░ркдી рк╣ркдી ркоોркЯી ркЧાркбીркоાં ркмેрк╕ીркиે, рккркг ркПркиા рккркк્рккા ркдો….’
‘ркоાрк░ી ркорко્ркоીркП ркХрк╣્ркпું ркЫે ркиીркХી рк╕ાркеે ркирк╣ીં рк░ркорк╡ાркиું. ркПркиા рккркк્рккાркдો…..’ ркиીркХીркП ркХાрки рккрк░ рк╣ાрке ркоૂркХી ркжીркзા. ркПрк╡ું ркмркиે ркХે ркШрк░ рккાрк╕ે рккрк╣ોંркЪે ркиે ркШрк░ ркЬ ркЦોрк╡ાркИ ркЬાркп ркдો ? рккркг ркШрк░ ркХંркИ ркЦોрк╡ાркдું рк╣рк╢ે ? ркХેрко рки ркЦોрк╡ાркп ? ркШркгી рк╡ркЦркд рк╢ાрк░્рккркирк░ ркЕркиે рккેрки્рк╕િрк▓ ркиркеી ркЦોрк╡ાркИ ркЬркдાં ? ркХ્ркпાં ркорк│ે ркЫે рккાркЫાં ? рккркЫી ркорко્ркоી ркирк╡ાં ркЕрккાрк╡ે ркЬ ркЫે ркиે ? ркдે ркЬ рк░ીркдે ркШрк░ ркЦોрк╡ાркИ ркЬાркп ркдો рккркЫી ркирк╡ું ркШрк░ ркорк│ેркиે ? ркдેркоાં рккркк્рккા рккркг ркирк╡ા ркЬ рк╣ોркп ркиે ? рккркг ркиા ркнркИ, ркШрк░ ркЦોрк╡ાркИ ркЬાркп ркП рки ркЪાрк▓ે, ркШрк░ ркнેркЧી рккાркЫી ркорко્ркоી рккркг ркЦોрк╡ાркИ ркЬાркп ркдો ? ркиા, рк╣ં…ркЕં…, ркорко્ркоી ркдો ркП ркЬ ркЬોркИркП. ркПркЯрк▓ે ркШрк░ ркЦોрк╡ાркиો ркк્рк▓ાрки ркХૅрки્рк╕рк▓.
ркиીркХી ркЖркЧрк│ рк╡ркзી. рккркг…. ркорко્ркоીркиે ркЖ ркЦркмрк░ рк╣рк╢ે ? рк╕્ркХૂрк▓ркоાં ркмркзાં ркХેрк╡ી рк╡ાркдો ркХрк░ркдાં рк╣ркдાં ? ркП ркмркзાંркиે ркдો ркХેркЯрк▓ાркп ркжિрк╡рк╕ркеી ркЦркмрк░ рк╣ркдી, рккેрккрк░ркоાં ркдો ркЖркЬે рклોркЯો рккркг ркЖрк╡ી ркЧркпો, ркдો ркорко્ркоીркиે ркЦркмрк░ рки рк╣ોркп ркПрк╡ું ркмркиે ? ркЦркмрк░ ркЬ рк╣ોркп. ркорко્ркоીрк▓ોркХોркиે ркдો ркмркзી ркЬ ркЦркмрк░ рк╣ોркп. ркнાркдркиો ркПркХ ркжાркгો ркУркЫો ркЦાркзો рк╣ોркп ркдો рккркг ркорко્ркоીркиે ркЦркмрк░ рккркбી ркЬાркп ркЫે. ркдો ркЖркЯрк▓ી ркоોркЯી рк╡ાркд ркорко્ркоી рки ркЬાркгркдી рк╣ોркп ркПрк╡ું ркдો ркмркиે ркЬ ркирк╣ીં ркиે ? ркдો ркорко્ркоી рк╣рк╡ે рк╢ું ркХрк░рк╢ે ? ркиીркХી ркШрк░ рккાрк╕ે ркЖрк╡ીркиે ркКркнી рк░рк╣ી. ркжрк░рк╡ાркЬે ркиેркИрко ркк્рк▓ેркЯ рк▓ркЧાрк╡ેрк▓ી рк╣ркдી. ркЖ ркк્рк▓ેркЯ рк▓ркЧાрк╡ી ркд્ркпાрк░ે рккૂрк░рк╡ ркХેрк╡ું ркмોрк▓ેрк▓ો : ‘ркЬાркдે ркЬ ркХાрк│ા ркЕркХ્рк╖рк░ркоાં рккોркдાркиું ркиાрко ркЪીркдрк░ી ркжીркзું ркЫે.’ ркорко્ркоી ркП рк╡ркЦркдે ркХрккркбાркеી ркиેркИрко ркк્рк▓ેркЯ рк▓ૂркЫркдી рк╣ркдી, ркЧુрк╕્рк╕ે ркеркИ ркЧркИ : ‘рккૂрк░рк╡, ркП ркдાрк░ા рккркк્рккા ркЫે.’
‘рккркк્рккા ? ркоાркп рклૂркЯ !’ рккркЧ рккркЫાркбркдો рккૂрк░рк╡ ркЕંркжрк░ ркЬркдો рк░рк╣ેрк▓ો. ркЖрко рккркг рккૂрк░рк╡ рккркк્рккા рк╕ાркеે рк╡ાркд ркХрк░ркдો рк╣ોркп ркПрк╡ું ркиીркХીркП ркЬોркпું ркиркеી. рккોркдે ркдો ркХેркЯрк▓ી ркорк╕્ркдી ркХрк░ે, ркзркоાрк▓ ркХрк░ે, рккркк્рккાркиી рккીрка рккрк░ ркЧોрк│ ркоાркЯрк▓ું ркмркиીркиે ркЧોркарк╡ાркИ ркЬાркп, ркЪрк╢્ркоાં рк╕ંркдાркбી ркжે, ркоોркмાркИрк▓ ркЫુрккાрк╡ી ркжે, рккોркдાркиી ркмркзી ркЬ ркбિркоાрки્ркб рккૂрк░ી ркХрк░ાрк╡ે. ркорко્ркоી ркП рк╡ркЦркдે рк╣рк╕્ркпાં ркХрк░ે, ркЪૂрккркЪાркк, ркХંркИ ркЬ ркмોрк▓ે ркирк╣ીં. ркЕркиે рккૂрк░рк╡ ркдો ркЬાркгે ркмрк╣ેрк░ોркоૂંркЧો. ркПркгે рккркк્рккા рк╕ાркеે ркорк╕્ркдી ркХрк░ી рк╣ોркп ркПрк╡ું ркпાркж ркиркеી. рккોркдે ркдો ркПрк╡ું ркЬ ркоાркиркдી ркЖрк╡ી ркЫે ркХે ркоોркЯાркнાркИ ркдો ркЖрк╡ા ркЬ рк╣ોркп, ркоૂંркЧા, ркоીંрквા, рк╡ાркдે рк╡ાркдે ркоોрквું ркЪркбાрк╡ркиાрк░ા, ркЪркдрк░ા. ркдો рккркЫી…. ркиીркХીркиે ркЕркд્ркпાрк░ે рк╡િркЪાрк░ ркЖрк╡્ркпો – рккркк્рккા рки рк╣ોркп ркд્ркпાрк░ે ркдો рккૂрк░рк╡ ркХેркЯрк▓ી ркорк╕્ркдી ркХрк░ે ркЫે ! ркорко્ркоીркиે ркКંркЪркХીркиે ркЧોрк│ ркЧોрк│ рклેрк░рк╡ે, рккોркдાркиી рккોркиી ркЦેંркЪીркиે ркЫોркбી ркиાркЦે, ркЪркХрк▓ી, ркмિрк▓ાркбી ркХрк╣ીркиે ркЪીркбрк╡ે, ркЦૂркм рк╣рк╕ે ркЕркиે рк╣рк╕ાрк╡ે. рккркг рккркк્рккાркиી рк╣ાркЬрк░ીркоાં ? ркеીркЬી ркЬાркп, ркл્рк░ીркЭркоાંркеી ркмрк╣ાрк░ ркХાрквેрк▓ા ркмркЯрк░ ркЬેрк╡ો. рккркк્рккા ркмрк╣ુ ркЯ્рк░ાркп ркХрк░ે ркПркиી рк╕ાркеે рк╡ાркд ркХрк░рк╡ાркиી, рккркг ркП ркдો ‘рк╣ં’, ‘ркКં’, ‘ркиા’, ‘рк╣ા’, ‘ркЕંрк╣ં’ рк╕િрк╡ાркп ркЬрк╡ાркм ркЬ рки ркЖрккે ркиે ! ркХેрко ркЖрк╡ું ?
ркдે ркжિрк╡рк╕ે ркжાркжા-ркжાркжી ркЖрк╡ેрк▓ાં. рккૂрк░рк╡ ркжાркжીркиે рккркЧે рк▓ાркЧ્ркпો ркдો ркжાркжી ркЬેрк╡ું ркмોрк▓્ркпાં ркХે, ‘ркЕрк╕рк▓ ркмાркк рккрк░ ркЧркпો ркЫે !’ ркдો рккૂрк░рк╡ ркХેрк╡ો ркЕркХрк│ાркИ ркЧркпેрк▓ો ? ркЕркиે ркжાркжાркЬી рккркг ркЦિркЬાркИ ркЧркпેрк▓ા : ‘ркдркоркиે ркмોрк▓рк╡ાркиું ркХંркИ ркнાрки ркЫે ? ркЖрк╡ા ркбાрк╣્ркпા ркжીркХрк░ાркиે ркПркиા ркмાркк рк╕ાркеે’… рккркЫી ркоркиે ркЬોркИ ркПркЯрк▓ે ркХેрко ркПркХркжрко ркЬ ркЪૂркк ркеркИ ркЧркпેрк▓ાં ркмркзાં. ркХેрко ркЖрк╡ું ? ркХ્ркпાંркХ ркПрк╡ું ркдો ркиркеી ркиે ркХે ркЖ ркмркзાં ркХંркИркХ ркПрк╡ું ркЬાркгે ркЫે ркЬેркиી рккોркдાркиે ркЦркмрк░ ркиркеી. ркиીркХીркиે ркеркпું рккોркдાркиે ркЖрк╡ો рк╡િркЪાрк░ ркдો ркХ’ркжી ркиркеી ркЖрк╡્ркпો.
ркП ркжિрк╡рк╕ે рккૂрк░рк╡ ркЕркЪાркиркХ ркЬ рк╣ોрк╕્ркЯેрк▓ркеી ркЖрк╡ી ркЪркбેрк▓ો. ркЬркоркдી рк╡ркЦркдે ркиીркХી ркЯેркмрк▓ рккрк░ рккркк્рккા рк╕ાркеે ркорк╕્ркдી ркХрк░ркдી рк╣ркдી. ркорко્ркоી ркмે ркжિрк╡рк╕ркеી ркоૂંркЧી рк╣ркдી. ркЬркоркдાં ркЬркоркдાં рккૂрк░рк╡ркиે ркЕંркдрк░ાрк╕ ркЧркпો. рккркк્рккાркП ркПркиે рккાркгીркиો ркЧ્рк▓ાрк╕ ркзрк░્ркпો, рккૂрк░рк╡ે рки рк▓ીркзો. ркорко્ркоીркП ркКркнાં ркеркИркиે рккૂрк░рк╡ркиો рк╡ાંрк╕ો рккંрккાрк│્ркпો ркиે рккાркгી рккાркпું. рккркк્рккાркиો ркЕрк╡ાркЬ ркКંркЪો ркеркИ ркЧркпો рк╣ркдો : ‘рк╣ркЬી ркЫોркХрк░ાંркиે ркоાрк░ી рк╡િрк░ુркж્ркз ркЪркбાрк╡.’
ркорко્ркоી ркзીрк░ેркеી ркмોрк▓ેрк▓ી : ‘ркЬркоркдી рк╡ркЦркдે ркЕрк╢ાંркдિ рк╕ાрк░ી ркирк╣ીં.’ рккркк્рккાркП ркЯેркмрк▓ рккрк░ ркЬોрк░ркеી рк╣ાрке рккркЫાркбેрк▓ો. ркиીркХીркиે рккрк╣ેрк▓ી рк╡ркЦркд рккркк્рккાркиો ркбрк░ рк▓ાркЧેрк▓ો. рк╣ાркеркоાંркеી ркжાрк│ ркнрк░ેрк▓ી ркЪркоркЪી ркЫркЯркХી ркЬркИркиે ркнીંркд рккрк░ ркЕркеркбાркпેрк▓ી. ркорко્ркоી ркзીрк░ા ркЕрк╡ાркЬે ркмોрк▓ેрк▓ી : ‘ркЕркд્ркпાрк░ рк▓ркЧી ркдો ркмркзું рк╕рк╣ી рк▓ીркзું, рккркг ркЪркХрк▓ી рккીંркЦркдાં ркиીркХી ркпાркж рки ркЖрк╡ી ?’
‘ркЪૂ…ркк…’ рккркк્рккાркиા ркЖ ркЕрк╡ાркЬે ркиીркХીркиે ркеркерк░ાрк╡ી ркжીркзેрк▓ી. рккркг ркорко્ркоી ркдો ркзીрк░ા ркЕрк╡ાркЬે ркмોрк▓ркдી ркЬ рк░рк╣ેрк▓ી : ‘ркоркиે ркЪૂркк ркХрк░рк╢ો, рккркг ркХ્ркпાં рк▓ркЧી ркЫુрккાрк╡ી рк╢ркХрк╢ો ? ркХ્ркпાрк░ેркХ ркдો…..’ ркорко્ркоીркиું рк╡ાркХ્ркп рккૂрк░ું ркеાркп ркдે рккрк╣ેрк▓ાં ркдો рккркк્рккાркиી ркеાрк│ી рк╕ીркзી ркЕрк░ીрк╕ાркоાં ркнркЯркХાркИркиે ркиીркЪે рккркбી, ркЕрк░ીрк╕ો ркЯુркХркбાркУркоાં рк╡рк╣ેંркЪાркИ ркЧркпો. ркиીркХીркиે рккркк્рккા ркЕрк░ીрк╕ાркоાં ркжેркЦાркпા ркЯુркХркбે ркЯુркХркбે. ркиીркЪે ркЬркорк╡ાркиું рквોрк│ાркпેрк▓ું, ркПркиા рккрк░ рккркЧ ркоૂркХી рккркк્рккા рккોркдાркиા рк░ૂркоркоાં ркЬркдા рк░рк╣્ркпા, ркзркбાрко ркжркИркиે ркмાрк░ркгું ркмંркз ркеркИ ркЧркпું.
ркиીркХી ркХрко્рккાркЙрки્ркбркиો ркмંркз ркжрк░рк╡ાркЬો ркЦોрк▓ીркиે ркЕંркжрк░ ркЖрк╡ી. ркорко્ркоી ркмાрк░ркгાંркоાં ркЬ ркКркнી рк╣ркдી.
‘ркЖрк╡ી ркЧркИ ркоાрк░ી ркжીркХрк░ી !’ ркХрк╣ેркдી ркорко્ркоીркП ркПркиે рк╡рк╣ાрк▓ ркХрк░્ркпું ркЕркиે ркПркиી ркдૂркЯેрк▓ી ркмૅркЧ, рклાркЯેрк▓ી ркЯાркИ ркЬોркИ рккૂркЫ્ркпું : ‘ркЕрк░ે рк╡ાрк╣, ркЖркЬે ркдો ркЭાંрк╕ીркиી рк░ાркгી ркмркиી рк╣ркдી ркХે рк╢ું ?’ ркиીркХી ркмોрк▓્ркпા рк╡િркиા ркЬ ркЦુрк░рк╢ી рккрк░ ркмેрк╕ી ркЧркИ. ркорко્ркоીркП ркиીркХીркиે ркоાркеે рк╣ાрке рклેрк░рк╡рк╡ા ркоાંркб્ркпો. ркиીркХીркП ркорко્ркоીркиી ркХркорк░ркоાં ркмે рк╣ાрке ркнрк░ાрк╡ી ркПркиા рккેркЯ рккрк░ ркоાркеું ркоૂркХી ркжીркзું. ркПркиે ркеркпું ркПркиા ркоркиркоાં ркХંркИркХ ркЬાркоી ркЧркпું рк╣ркдું ркП ркЯીрккે ркЯીрккે ркУркЧрк│ી рк░рк╣્ркпું ркЫે. ркорко્ркоી ркЫે ркд્ркпાં рк▓ркЧી рккોркдે рк╡િркЪાрк░рк╡ાркиી рк╢ી ркЬрк░ૂрк░ ркЫે ? ркЕркиે рк╣ીрк░рк╡ા, ркЖрк▓ોркХ, ркжીрккા, рк░ીркоા ркнрк▓ેркиે ркЧркоે ркдે ркХрк╣ે. ркоાрк░ા рккркк્рккા ркдો ркХેркЯрк▓ા рк╕ાрк░ા ркЫે. ркХેркЯрк▓ા ркмркзા рк▓ોркХો ркПркоркиે ркорк│рк╡ા ркЖрк╡ે ркЫે. рккાркЫા ркЬે ркорк│рк╡ા ркЖрк╡ે ркдે рккોркдાркиે рк╡рк╣ાрк▓ рккркг ркХрк░ે ! ркиે рккૂркЫે : ‘ркдાрк░ું ркиાрко рк╢ું ркЫે ?’ рккોркдે ркЬрк╡ાркм ркЖрккે ркдે рккрк╣ેрк▓ાં ркдો рккркк્рккાркиે ркХрк╣ેрк╢ે : ‘ркЕрк╕рк▓ ркдркоાрк░ા ркЬેрк╡ી ркЬ рк▓ાркЧે ркЫે !’ ркЕркиે рккркк્рккા ркХેрк╡ું рк╣рк╕ી рккркбે ! рк╣рк╕ркдા рккркк્рккા ркХંркИ ркПрк╡ા рк╣ોркп ? рккેрккрк░ркоાં рккે’рк▓ું рк▓ркЦ્ркпું ркЫે ркПрк╡ા ? ркЕркиે ркзાрк░ો ркХે рккркк્рккા ркПрк╡ા рк╣ોркп ркдો ркорко્ркоી ркПркоркиા рккрк░ ркЧુрк╕્рк╕ે рки ркеાркп ? рккોркдે ркХે рккૂрк░рк╡ ркЬૂркаું ркмોрк▓ે ркХે рккрк░ીркХ્рк╖ાркоાં ркХૉрккી ркХрк░ે ркдો ркорко્ркоી ркХેрк╡ી ркЦિркЬાркп ркЫે ? ‘ркЬૂркаું ркирк╣ીં ркмોрк▓рк╡ાркиું, ркЪોрк░ી ркирк╣ીં ркХрк░рк╡ાркиી. ркнркЧрк╡ાрки ркЖрккркгркиે ркХ’ркжી ркоાркл рки ркХрк░ે.’ ркЬો ркорко્ркоી ркЕркоркиે ркЖрк╡ું ркХрк╣ેркдી рк╣ોркп ркдો рккркк્рккાркиે рк░ોркХે ркирк╣ીં ? рк░ોркХે ркЬ. рк╣ં… ркПркЯрк▓ે ркмркзાં ркЬે ркоાркгрк╕ркиી рк╡ાркд ркХрк░ે ркЫે ркП ркоાрк░ા рккркк્рккા рки рк╣ોркп, рки ркЬ рк╣ોркп. ркиીркХી ркЬрк░ા рк╣рк│рк╡ી ркеркИ, ркПркиા ркоોં рккрк░ рк╕્ркоિркд ркЖрк╡્ркпું.
ркПркиે рк╣рк╕ркдી ркЬોркИркиે ркорко્ркоી рккркг рк╣рк╕ી : ‘ркЖркЬે ркХ્ркпા ркпુркж્ркзркиા ркоેркжાркиркоાં рк▓ркбрк╡ા ркЧркпા рк╣ркдા ?’
ркиીркХી ркХрк╣ે : ‘ркЖркЬે ркдો рк╕્ркХૂрк▓ркоાં ркЕркиે ркмрк╕ркоાં ркмркзે ркЬ рк▓ркбાркИ ркеркИ, ркмોрк▓ !’
‘ркХેрко ркнાркИ, ркмркзે рк▓ркбрк╡ું рккркб્ркпું ?’
ркиીркХી рккાркЫી рк╡િркЪાрк░ркоાં рккркбી ркЧркИ. ркЖ ркорко્ркоી ркдો рк╣рк╕્ркпાં ркЬ ркХрк░ે ркЫે. ркмркзાંркП рккેрккрк░ рк╡ાંркЪ્ркпું ркдો ркорко્ркоીркП ркирк╣ીં рк╡ાંркЪ્ркпું рк╣ોркп ? ркиીркХી рклрк░ી рк╡િркЪાрк░ркдા рк╡ંркЯોрк│ркоાં ркШુркорк░ાркдી ркКંркЪે ркЪркбрк╡ા рк▓ાркЧી. рккркг ркорко્ркоીркП рк╣ાрке рк▓ંркмાрк╡ીркиે ркПркиે ркиીркЪે ркЙркдાрк░ી рк▓ીркзી.
‘ркмોрк▓ ркмેркЯા, рк╢ું ркеркпું рк╣ркдું ркмрк╕ркоાં ркиે рк╕્ркХૂрк▓ркоાં ?’ ркорко્ркоીркиો ркЕрк╡ાркЬ ркЬાркгે ркз્рк░ૂркЬркдો рк╣ркдો.
‘ркП ркдો ркдું ркоાрк░ી рк╕્ркХૂрк▓ркоાં ркнркгркдી рк╣ોркп ркиે ркдો ркЦркмрк░ рккркбે.’
ркорко્ркоી ркХрк╣ે : ‘рккркг ркоાрк░ે рк╢ું ркХрк░рк╡ા ркдાрк░ી рк╕્ркХૂрк▓ркоાં ркнркгрк╡ું рккркбે ?’ ркиીркХી рк╕ркоркЬી ркЧркИ. ркорко્ркоી рк╡ાркд ркЙркбાркбી ркжેрк╡ા ркоાркЧે ркЫે.
‘ркдાрк░ે ркнркгрк╡ાркиું ркиркеી, ркЦાрк▓ી ркзાрк░рк╡ાркиું ркЫે.’
‘рк╕ાрк░ું, ркЪાрк▓, ркзાрк░ી рк▓ીркзું, рккркг ‘ркП’ркоાં ркХે ‘ркмી’ркоાં ?’
ркиીркХી ркЕркХрк│ાркИ – ‘‘ркв’ркоાં ркмрк╕ ? рк╣рк╡ે рк╡ркЪ્ркЪે рки ркмોрк▓ીрк╢. рк╣ાં, ркдો ркдું рк╕્ркХૂрк▓ркоાં ркнркгркдી рк╣ોркп, ркмркзાં ркЯીркЪрк░ ркдાрк░ાં рк╡ркЦાркг ркХрк░ркдાં рк╣ોркп, ркдાрк░ે ркмрк╣ુ ркмркзાં ркл્рк░ેрки્ркбркЭ рк╣ોркп. ркЕркиે ркПркХ ркжિрк╡рк╕ ркдું рк╕્ркХૂрк▓ рккрк╣ોંркЪે ркиે ркЬુркП ркХે ркХોркИ ркдાрк░ી рк╕ાркеે ркмોрк▓ркдું ркиркеી, ркмркзાં ркдાрк░ી рк╕ાркоે ркдાркХી ркдાркХીркиે ркЬુркП ркЫે, ркмે ркЯીркЪрк░ ркдркиે ркЬોркдાં ркЬોркдાં рккાрк╕ ркеાркп ркЫે, ркЕрк░ે, рккાркгીрк╡ાрк│ાં ркоાрк╕ી рккркг ркдркиે ркИркЧ્ркиોрк░ ркХрк░ે ркЫે, ркдો ркдркиે ркХેрк╡ું рк▓ાркЧે ?’
ркорко્ркоી ркЧંркнીрк░ ркеркИ ркЧркИ. ркиીркХી ркЬрк░ા рк╡ાрк░ ркЪૂркк рк░рк╣ી. рккркЫી ркзીрк░ે ркзીрк░ે ркмોрк▓рк╡ાркиું рк╢рк░ૂ ркХрк░્ркпું : ‘ркПркЯрк▓ું ркирк╣ીં, рккાркЫાં ркПрк╡ું рккркг ркХрк╣ે ркХે ркдાрк░ા рккркк્рккા ркдો……’ ркиીркХીркиું рк╡ાркХ્ркп ркЕркзૂрк░ું рк░рк╣ી ркЧркпું. ‘ркдો ркдркиે ркЧુрк╕્рк╕ો рки ркЖрк╡ે ? ркдું ркмркзાં рк╕ાркеે рк▓ркбે ркирк╣ીં ? рккાркЫા ркк્рк░િрки્рк╕િрккрк▓рк╕рк░ ркПркоркиી ркЪૅрко્ркмрк░ркоાં ркмોрк▓ાрк╡ીркиે ркХрк╣ે, ркорко્ркоીркиે ркХрк╣ેркЬે, рк╣ркоркгાં ркеોркбો рк╕ркоркп ркдркиે рк╕્ркХૂрк▓ рки ркоોркХрк▓ે. ркб્рк░ાркИрк╡рк░ ркЕંркХрк▓ ркХрк╣ે, рк╣рк╡ે ркЖ ркмрк╕ркоાં ркирк╣ીં ркЖрк╡ркдી. ркЕркиે ркмોрк▓, ркмркзાં ркЖ рк╕ાંркнрк│ીркиે рк╣ી…рк╣ી….рк╣ી…. рк╣рк╕્ркпાં ркХрк░ે.’
ркиીркХી рк╢્рк╡ાрк╕ рк▓ેрк╡ા ркЕркЯркХી. ркорко્ркоી ркПркХркжрко рк╕્ркЯૅркЪ્ркпૂ. рк╣ીрк░рк╡ા ркЕркиે ркЪૈркдાрк▓ીркП рккોркдાркиે ркЬ્ркпાрк░ે рк╡ાркд ркХрк░ી ркХે рккркк્рккાркиું ркиાрко рккેрккрк░ркоાં ркХેрко ркЖрк╡્ркпું ркЫે ркд્ркпાрк░ે рккોркдે рккркг ркЖрк╡ી ркЬ ркеркИ ркЧркИ рк╣ркдી ркиે ! рк╢ો-ркХેркИрк╕ркоાં ркЧોркарк╡ેрк▓ી рквીંркЧрк▓ી ркЬેрк╡ી. ркП ркЬ рк╡ркЦркдે ркЖрк▓ોркХ рккркг ркХંркИркХ ркмોрк▓ેрк▓ો. ркиીркХીркиે рк╕ંркнрк│ાркпું рки рк╣ркдું. рккркг ркП рккркк્рккા рк╡િрк╢ે ркЬ ркмોрк▓ેрк▓ો. ркиીркХીркиે рк░ркбрк╡ું ркЖрк╡ркдું рк╣ркдું. рккркг рк░ркбી рки рк╣ркдી. ркЖрк╡ી ркЬ ркмેрк╕ી рк░рк╣ેрк▓ી. ркЙрккрк░ркиા ркжાંркдркеી ркиીркЪેркиો рк╣ોрка ркжાркмી, ркоુрка્ркаી ркнીંрк╕ીркиે. ркорко્ркоીркП ркПркХ рк╡ркЦркд ркЪાркбિркпો ркмркдાрк╡ેрк▓ો, рки рк╣ાрк▓ે, рки ркЪાрк▓ે. рккોркдે рккркг ркмેрки્ркЪ рккрк░ ркПрк╡ી ркЬ ркЦોркбાркИ ркЧркпેрк▓ી. ркЕркиે рк╣рк╡ે ркорко્ркоી рккркг. ркиીркХીркП ркЬોркпું, ркорко્ркоીркиી ркоુрка્ркаી ркПркХркжрко ркХркбркХ ркмંркз ркЫે, ркЬાркгે рк╢્рк╡ાрк╕ рк▓ેрк╡ાркоાં ркдркХрк▓ીркл ркеркдી рк╣ોркп ркдેрко ркорко્ркоીркиું ркЧрк│ું ркКંркЪું ркЬркИ рк░рк╣્ркпું ркЫે, ркиાркХркоાંркеી ркХોркИ ркЕрк╡ાркЬ ркиીркХрк│ી рк░рк╣્ркпો ркЫે, ркЖંркЦો ркЙрккрк░ркиીркЪે ркерк╡ા рк▓ાркЧી ркЫે ркЕркиે рк╣рк╡ે ркирк│ ркЦોрк▓ીркП ркЕркиે рк╕ુрк╕рк╡ાркЯા ркоાрк░ркдા ркЕрк╡ાркЬ рк╕ાркеે рккાркгી ркиીркХрк│ે ркдેрко ркЧрк│ાркоાંркеી ркиીркХрк│ркдા ркЕрк╡ાркЬ рк╕ાркеે ркорко્ркоીркиી ркЖંркЦોркоાંркеી рккાркгી рккркбрк╡ા рк▓ાркЧ્ркпું. ркорко્ркоીркП ркЯેркмрк▓ рккрк░ ркоાркеું рквાрк│ી ркжીркзું, ркПркиો рк╡ાંрк╕ો рк╕ркдркд ркКંркЪોркиીркЪો ркерк╡ા рк▓ાркЧ્ркпો. ркиીркХીркиે рк╕ркоркЬાркпું ркирк╣ીં рк╣рк╡ે рк╢ું ркХрк░рк╡ું ? ркП ркорко્ркоીркиી ркиркЬીркХ ркЧркИ, ркорко્ркоીркиે ркоાркеે рк╣ાрке рккрк╕ાрк░рк╡ા рк▓ાркЧી. ркорко્ркоીркП ркиીркХીркиે ркЦркнે ркоાркеું ркоૂркХી ркжીркзું. ркиીркХી ркорко્ркоી ркмркиી ркЧркИ, ркорко્ркоી ркиીркХી. ркиીркХીркП рклાркЯેрк▓ાં ркпુркиિрклૉрк░્ркоркеી ркорко્ркоીркиાં ркЖંрк╕ુ рк▓ૂркЫ્ркпાં. ркорко્ркоી ркиીркХીркиે рккркХркбીркиે ркмેрк╕ી рк░рк╣ી. рккોркдાркиા рк╡ркдી ркЖркЦી ркжુркиિркпા рк╕ાркеે рк▓ркбી ркЖрк╡ેрк▓ી ркиીркХીркиી рккોркдે ркУрк╢ીંркЧркг рк╣ોркп, ркПрко ркдે ркмેркаી рк╣ркдી. ркиીркХી ркорко્ркоીркиે ркоાркеે рк╣ાрке рклેрк░рк╡ркдી рк░рк╣ી. ркеોркбી рк╡ાрк░ે ркорко્ркоીркП ркиીркХીркиે ркиркЬીркХ ркЦેંркЪીркиે ркЪૂркоી рк▓ીркзી ркЕркиે ркХрк╣્ркпું : ‘ркЬા ркмેркЯા, ркпુркиિрклૉрк░્рко ркмркжрк▓ીркиે рк╣ાрке-ркоોં ркзોркИ ркЖрк╡.’
ркиીркХી рккોркдાркиા рк░ૂркоркоાં ркЖрк╡ી. рк╕ાркоેркиી ркнીંркдે рк╢ો-ркХેркИрк╕ркоાં ркЧોркарк╡ેрк▓ા ркЯેркбી ркмેрк░, ркЯાркИркЧрк░, ркЬીрк░ાркл, рк╣ાркеી, рк▓ркЯркХркдો рк╡ાંркжрк░ો, ркЭૂрк▓ркдો рккોрккркЯ, ркмркзી ркЬ рквીંркЧрк▓ીркУ, ркЬાркгે ркПркиે ркЯીркХી ркЯીркХીркиે ркЬોркИ рк░рк╣્ркпાં рк╣ркдાં. ркЕркЪાркиркХ рк╡ાંркжрк░ાркП ркХૂркжркХો ркоાрк░્ркпો, ркиીркХીркиા ркоાркеાркоાં ркЯрккрк▓ી ркоાрк░ી, ркЬીркн ркХાрквી рккોркдાркиી ркЬркЧ્ркпાркП рккાркЫો рк▓ркЯркХી ркЧркпો. ркмркзાં рк░ркоркХркбાંркУркоાં ркЬીрк╡ ркЖрк╡્ркпો, ркмркзાં ркзркХ્ркХાркоુркХ્ркХી ркХрк░рк╡ાં рк▓ાркЧ્ркпાં, ркмૂркоો рккાркбрк╡ા рк▓ાркЧ્ркпાં, ‘ркиીркХીркиા рккркк્рккા……’ рк╢ોрк░ркмркХોрк░ркоાં рккркЫીркиા рк╢ркм્ркжો ркбૂркмી ркЬркдા рк╣ркдા. ркзીркоે ркзીркоે ркмркзાં ркЯોрк│ે рк╡рк│્ркпાં, ркПркХркоેркХркиો рк╣ાрке рккркХркбીркиે, ркЧોрк│ рк╡рк░્ркдુрк│ ркмркиાрк╡ી ркЯોрк│ાркП ркиીркХીркиે ркШેрк░ી рк▓ીркзી, ‘ркИркд્ркдે ркИркд્ркдે рккાркгી, ркЧોрк│ ркЧોрк│ ркзાркгી; ркИркд્ркдે ркИркд્ркдે рккાркгી. ркЧોрк│ ркЧોрк│ ркзાркгી’ ркХрк░ркдું рк╡рк░્ркдુрк│ ркиркЬીркХ ркиે ркиркЬીркХ ркЖрк╡ркдું рк╣ркдું. ркиીркХી ркмрк╣ાрк░ ркиીркХрк│рк╡ા ркоркеркдી рк╣ркдી, рккркг ркиીркХрк│ાркдું рки рк╣ркдું. ркиીркХીркиે ркЧૂંркЧрк│ાркоркг ркерк╡ા рк▓ાркЧી. ркП ркиીркЪે ркмેрк╕ી рккркбી. ркЕркЪાркиркХ ркмркзાં ркоોрквાં ркмркжрк▓ાркИ ркЧркпાં. ркЖрк▓ોркХ, рк╣િрк░рк╡ા, рк░ીркоા, рк╣ેркоા ркЖંркЯી, ркк્рк░િрки્рк╕િрккрк▓рк╕рк░, ркб્рк░ાркИрк╡рк░ ркЕંркХрк▓, ркЯીркЪрк░ – ркмркзાં ркЧોрк│ ркЧોрк│ рклрк░ркдાં рк╣ркдાં. рккркк્рккા ркиીркЪે рккркбેрк▓ા рк╣ркдા, ркПркоркиી ркиીркЪે ркжркмાркдી ркЬркдી ркХોркИркиી ркХોркорк│ ркЪીрк╕ рк╕ંркнрк│ાркдી рк╣ркдી. ркиીркХી рккрк░рк╕ેрк╡ે рк░ેркмркЭેркм ркеркИ ркЧркИ. ркПркХ рк╡ркЦркд рккрк░ીркХ્рк╖ાркоાં ркПрк╡ો ркжાркЦрк▓ો рккુркЫાркпેрк▓ો ркЬે ркЯીркЪрк░ે ркнркгાрк╡્ркпો рки рк╣ркдો. ркд્ркпાрк░ે ркЖрк╡ું ркЬ ркеркпેрк▓ું, рки ркЬрк╡ાркм ркЦркмрк░ рк╣ркдો, рки ркжાркЦрк▓ો ркЧркгрк╡ાркиી рк░ીркд. рккркЫી ркдો ркЯીркЪрк░ે ркжાркЦрк▓ો рк╕ркоркЬાрк╡ેрк▓ો. ркЖ рк╡ркЦркдે ркХોркиે рккૂркЫે ?
‘ркиી….ркХી….’ ркорко્ркоીркиી ркмૂрко рк╕ંркнрк│ાркИ. ркиીркХી ркЬрк▓્ркжી ркЬрк▓્ркжી рк╣ાркеркоોં ркзોркИркиે ркмрк╣ાрк░ ркЖрк╡ી. ркЯીркЪрк░ે ркжાркЦрк▓ો рк╕ркоркЬાрк╡ркдાં ркХрк╣ેрк▓ી рк╡ાркд ркпાркж ркЖрк╡ી, ‘ркХ્ркпાрк░ેркХ рк░ркХрко ркЦોркЯી рк╣ોркп ркдો ркжાркЦрк▓ાркиો ркЬрк╡ાркм ркорк│ркдો ркиркеી. ркПрк╡ા ркжાркЦрк▓ા рккрк░ ркЪોркХркбી ркоાрк░ી ркжેрк╡ાркиી.’
ркиીркХી ркиીркЪે ркЖрк╡ી ркдો ркорко્ркоી рк░ૂркоркиી рк╡ркЪોрк╡ркЪ ркКркнી рк╣ркдી. ркПркиી ркПркХ ркдрк░ркл рккркк્рккાркиા рк░ૂркоркиું ркмંркз ркмાрк░ркгું рк╣ркдું, ркЬ્ркпાં ркЕંркзркХાрк░ ркХેркж рк╣ркдો. ркмીркЬી ркдрк░ркл ркЕркЬрк╡ાрк│ાркиા ркзોркз ркиીркЪે ркирк╣ાркдી рк╣ોркп ркПрк╡ી ркиીркХી ркКркнી рк╣ркдી. ркорко્ркоીркП ркШркбીркХ ркмંркз ркмાрк░ркгાં ркдрк░ркл, ркШркбીркХ ркиીркХી рк╕ાркоે ркЬોркпું. рккркЫી ркзીрк░ે ркзીрк░ે рккોркдાркиી ркЦુрк░рк╢ી рккрк░ ркЖрк╡ીркиે ркмેркаી. ркиીркХીркиા ркоркиркоાં ркдે ркжિрк╡рк╕рк╡ાрк│ી ркШркЯркиા ркЭркмркХી ркКркаી. ркП рк╡ркЦркдે ркиીркХી рк░િркХ્рк╖ાркоાં рк╕્ркХૂрк▓ ркЬркдી, ркПркХ рк╡ркЦркд рккાркЫાં ркЖрк╡ркдી рк╡ેрк│ા рк░િркХ્рк╖ાрк╡ાрк│ાркП ркиીркХીркиે ркЖркЧрк│, рккોркдાркиા ркмે рккркЧ рк╡ркЪ્ркЪે ркмેрк╕ાркбેрк▓ી. ркШેрк░ рккрк╣ોંркЪ્ркпાં ркд્ркпાрк░ે рккркк્рккા ркжрк░рк╡ાркЬે ркЬ ркКркнેрк▓ા, рк╕ાંркЬે ркнાркЧ્ркпે ркЬ ркШેрк░ рк░рк╣ેркдા рккркк્рккાркиે ркЬોркИркиે ркиીркХી ркжોркбેрк▓ી. рккркг рккркк્рккાркП ркдો ркЬાркгે ркПркиે ркЬોркИ ркЬ рки рк╣ркдી. ркП ркдો рк░િркХ્рк╖ા рккાрк╕ે ркЧркпા, ркб્рк░ાркИрк╡рк░ркиે ркЦેંркЪીркиે ркмрк╣ાрк░ ркХાркв્ркпો ркЕркиે ркПркХ рк▓ાрклો ркоાрк░્ркпો ркХે рккેрк▓ો ркиીркЪે ркЧркмркбી рккркб્ркпો. рккркЫી ркдો ркд્рк░ркг-ркЪાрк░ рк▓ાркд ркоાрк░ી. рккોркдે ркдો ркПрк╡ી ркЧркнрк░ાркИ ркЧркпેрк▓ી ркХે ‘ркорко્ркоી’ркиે ркоાંркб ркмૂрко рккાркбી рк╢ркХેрк▓ી. ркорко્ркоી рккркк્рккાркиો рк╣ાрке рккркХркбીркиે ркЕંркжрк░ рк▓ркИ ркЧркпેрк▓ી ркд્ркпાрк░ે рккркг рккркк્рккા ркмૂркоો рккાркбркдા рк╣ркдા : ‘рк╣рк░ાркоркЦોрк░ ркоાрк░ી ркжીркХрк░ીркиે ркЦોрк│ાркоાં ркмેрк╕ાркбે ркЫે.’ ркорко્ркоી ркЪૂрккркЪાркк ркКркнી рк░рк╣ી, рккркЫી ркЬркдાં ркЬркдાં ркмોрк▓ркдી ркЧркИ, ‘ркоાркдાрккિркдાркиાં ркХрк░્ркоોркиી рк╕ркЬા рк╕ંркдાркиોркП ркнોркЧрк╡рк╡ી рккркбркдી рк╣ોркп ркЫે.’ ркиીркХીркиે ркорко્ркоીркиી рк╡ાркд ркдો рки рк╕ркоркЬાркИ, рккркг рккркк્рккા ркоાркЯે ркк્рк░ાркЙркб рклીрк▓ ркеркпેрк▓ું. ркП рккркк્рккા ркЖрк╡ા ?
ркиીркХીркиે ркорко્ркоીркиી ркХрк╣ેрк▓ી рк╡ાрк░્ркдા ркпાркж ркЖрк╡ી. рккોрккркЯркиે ркЧрк│ે ркмાંркзેрк▓ો ркжોрк░ો ркЫોркбી ркиાркЦો ркдો ркП рк░ાркХ્рк╖рк╕ ркмркиી ркЬાркп. ркиркХ્ркХી рккркк્рккા рккркг ркШрк░ркиી ркмрк╣ાрк░ ркЬાркп ркд્ркпાрк░ે ркжોрк░ો ркЫોркбી ркиાркЦે ркЫે. ркиркеી ркЬોркИркдા ркЖрк╡ા рккркк્рккા. ркП рккોркдાркиા рк░ૂрко ркдрк░ркл ркжોркбી, ркмે-ркд્рк░ркг рккркЧркеિркпાં ркЪркбીркиે рккાркЫા рк╡рк│ીркиે ркЬોркпું. ркорко્ркоીркиે рк▓ાркЧ્ркпું : ркиીркХી ркПркХркжрко ркЬ ркоોркЯી ркеркИ ркЧркИ ркЫે. ркиીркХી ркиીркЪે ркЖрк╡ી ркд્ркпાрк░ે ркПркиા рк╣ાркеркоાં ркХрк▓рк░ркмૉркХ્рк╕ рк╣ркдો. ркПркгે ркХાрк│ા ркХрк▓рк░ркоાં ркм્рк░рк╢ ркмોрк│ી ркмંркз ркмાрк░ркгાં рккрк░ ркоોркЯી ркЪોркХркбી ркоાрк░ી, ркЖ ркмાркЬુркиા ркЖркЧрк│િркпા рккрк░ ркдાрк│ું ркоાрк░ી ркжીркзું. ркмૅркЧркоાંркеી ркмркзી ркиોркЯ, ркмુркХ્рк╕ ркмрк╣ાрк░ ркХાркв્ркпાં. ркЬ્ркпાં ркЬ્ркпાં ркП ркиાрко рк╣ркдું ркд્ркпાં ркХાрк│ો рк░ંркЧ рк▓ркЧાркбી ркиાрко рквાંркХી ркжીркзું. рк╕્ркХૂрк▓ркиા ркЖркИ ркХાрк░્ркб ркЕркиે ркбાркпрк░ીркоાંркеી рккркг ркиાрко ркнૂંрк╕ી ркиાркЦ્ркпું.
ркиીркХીркП ркЬોркпું, ркорко્ркоી ркЦુрк░рк╢ી рккрк░ ркЬ ркмેркаી ркЫે. ркП ркорко્ркоી рккાрк╕ે ркЧркИ. ркорко્ркоીркиો рк╣ાрке рккркХркбીркиે ркКркнી ркХрк░ી. ркиીркХી ркЕркиે ркорко્ркоીркиો рккркбркЫાркпો ркмંркз ркмાрк░ркгાંркиે рквાંркХી ркжેркдો рк╣ркдો. ркиીркХી ркмંркз ркмાрк░ркгાં ркдрк░ркл рккીрка ркХрк░ીркиે ркорко્ркоી рк╕ાркеે ркЙрккрк░ ркЪркбી ркЧркИ

Love,
Smit

Monday, January 10, 2011

Just Stay - Nice Story

Just Stay
A nurse took the tired, anxious serviceman to the bedside.  

"Your son is here," she said to the old man. 

She had to repeat the words several times before the patient's eyes opened.

Heavily sedated because of the pain of his heart attack, he dimly saw the young uniformed Marine standing outside the oxygen tent. He reached out his hand. The Marine wrapped his toughened fingers around the old man's limp ones, squeezing a message of love and encouragement.
The nurse brought a chair so that the Marine could sit beside the bed. All through the night the young Marine sat there in the poorly lighted ward, holding the old man's hand and offering him words of love and strength.  Occasionally, the nurse suggested that the Marine move away and rest awhile. 
He refused. Whenever the nurse came into the ward, the Marine was oblivious of her and of the night noises of the hospital - the clanking of the oxygen tank, the laughter of the night staff members exchanging greetings, the cries and moans of the other patients.
Now and then she heard him say a few gentle words. The dying man said nothing, only held tightly to his son all through the night.
Along towards dawn, the old man died. The Marine released the now lifeless hand he had been holding and went to tell the nurse. While she did what she had to do, he waited.
Finally, she returned. She started to offer words of sympathy, but the Marine interrupted her.
"Who was that man?" he asked.
The nurse was startled, "He was your father," she answered. 
"No, he wasn't," the Marine replied. "I never saw him before in my life."
"Then why didn't you say something when I took you to him?"
"I knew right away there had been a mistake,
but I also knew he needed his son, and his  

son just wasn't here.
 
When I realized that he was too sick to tell
whether or not I was his son,
knowing how much he needed me, I stayed."        I came here tonight to      find a Mr. William Grey.      His Son was Killed in Iraq      today, and I was sent to      inform him. What was this      Gentleman's Name?
  
     The Nurse with Tears in      Her Eyes Answered,      Mr. William Grey.............

The next time someone needs you ... just be there.
Stay 
**************
 WE ARE NOT HUMAN BEINGS GOING THROUGH A  TEMPORARY SPIRITUAL EXPERIENCE.
WE ARE SPIRITUAL BEINGS GOING THROUGH A TEMPORARY HUMAN EXPERIENCE.
PLEASE PASS THIS ON AND GOD BLESS YOU!
THIS IS WHAT WE ARE PUT ON THIS EARTH TO DO ANYWAY.  RIGHT ? 
HAVE A GREAT DAY AND BLESS SOMEONE ELSE IN SOME LITTLE WAY TODAY!


Love,
Smit

Friday, January 7, 2011

Shame Media : Aarushi Case

FRIDAY, JULY 11, 2008

AARUSHI...

16th may 2008, 10:00 am.
on all leading channels.
"ji haan hum aapko live dikha rahe hai noida me kis tarah 1 ghar me raat ko ek 14 saal ki masum ladki ka khoon ho chucka hai aur naukar farrar hai. Is khabar par hamari nazar bani rahegi hum lout te hai 1 chote se break ke baad"
Ya Aarushi talwaar was killed on 15th may and all news channels had blamed talvaar's servent hemraaj for this murder. After 2 days they get body of hemraj from terrace of talvaar's house. 

After few days Noida police come with all inspection and tell that Mr. talvaar is killer of Aarushi and hemraj. now this is really sudden for all over india. How can father kill his own child? They blame that his father has relation with someother lady and aarushi knows that so he killed her. WHAT THE F***? After this Aarushi's mother nupur talwaar was on all leading news channels that they were happy family.

After all this controvercy case was hand over to C.B.I. Now before C.B.I. solve this case. our great(!!!) news channel solved case. and this time they question on aarushi's character.One news channel get sms done on last night by Aarushi and showed that on national tv. now plz that is enough u cant have rights to show any one's personal msgs on national tv.

Even after this news channel has said lot lot lot bad and worst things about her and her family.
Hats off to talwaars.
Aarushi may ur soul rest in peace.

God bless u whereever you are.



Today is 7th January 2011 After approx 2 and half years of Aarushi murder case, CBI has given closure report for this course by saying that they are not having enough evidence. The above blog i wrote on 11th July 2008. Feeling that now as case moved to CBI. They will find something real. But nothing has happen. They have done same crap and we are still at same place. 

I just watched debate on one news channel related to that case, where managing editors of 2 giant news channel, IBN 7 and AajTak are saying that whatever they had done at that time is correct. Now is it correct to show her sms or scraps of orkut on National News Channel. What effect that gives to other people? 

All leading news channels have came with their own theory to solve that case since then. One news channel said, She had affair with their domestic servant so her father killed both. Other news channel said, Her father having affair with other woman, and aarushi come to know that so he killed her. One other news channel said, other domastic servant try to rape on aarushi and Hemant come to save her so that servant kill both of them.

Now whatever story any news channel had run. but they all play with character of aarushi.. They said all nonsense thing about that girl on national channel. and we all watched it.

If media is bad, Our police and CBI are worst. They all come up with their own theory. They done trials of murder and try to see how it happens and our great media showed that live. They arrest servant, then aarushi's father and then close report, saying they are not having specific evidence. but they think aarushi's father is murderer.


I don't know who killed aarushi. but I certainly know that we people, we all, had killed humanity. 

Feeling shamed.

Love,
Smit