After the surrender of 90,000 soldiers of the Pakistani Army to the Indian Army in the Bangladesh war in December 1971, diplomatic relations were re-established between India and Pakistan through the Simla agreement.
An Indian diplomat was invited for dinner by a high- ranking Pakistani official.
After the dinner, the host lead the Indian diplomat to the toilet at his request.
Inside the toilet, the diplomat notices the photo of General Jagjit Singh Aurora,
the Indian hero of the Indo-Pak War of 1971 hung on the Toilet wall.
He returns but says nothing.
After a while, the curious Pakistani host asks,
"Did you see any photo in the toilet ?"
The diplomat admits,
"Yes I saw the photo of General Jagjit Singh Aurora on the wall"
The host’s mischief continued
"Do you find any problem with its placement ?"
The Indian diplomat answered,
"The placement is absolutely perfect.There is nothing that makes Pakistanis shit quicker, than seeing the picture of General Jagjit Singh Arora!!"
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The Bhagvad-Gita is the eternal message of spiritual wisdom from ancient Bharat. The word Gita means song, and Bhagvad means God, thus the "Song of God" 🙏🏻
2. Why is Bhagvad-Gita called a song if it is spoken?
Because it's rhyming meter is so beautifully harmonic and melodious when read perfectly
3. What is the name of this rhyming meter?
It is called Anustup and contains 32 syllables in each verse.
4. Who originally spoke the Bhagvad-Gita?
Lord Krishna
5. Where was the Bhagvad-Gita originally spoken?
In India, at the revered land of Kurukshethra
6. Why is the land of Kurukshethra so revered?
Because of benedictions given to King Kuru, by Brahma that anyone dying in
ARMY GENERAL WHO DEFIED THE PRIME MINISTER :
The year was 1959, the place was Amritsar. Some Indian Army officers and their wives went to the Railway station to see off one of their colleagues. Some goons made lewd remarks against the women and tried to molest them.
The Army officers chased the goons who took shelter in a nearby Cinema Theatre.
The matter was reported to the commanding officer, Col Jyothi Mohan Sen . On learning about the incident, the Col ordered the Cinema Hall to be surrounded by troops. All the goons were dragged out
and the leader of the goons, who so heady and drunk with power was none other than the son of the Chief Minister of Punjab, Pratap Singh Kairon, a close associate of the then Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru. All the goons were stripped to their underwear,
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She was born in Neuchatel, Switzerland to a Hungarian father and Russian mother. Her father, André de Maday, was a professor of sociology at Geneva University, while her mother, Marthe Hentzelt, taught at the Rosseau Institute.
In 1929, she met Vikram Khanolkar, a young Indian Army cadet undergoing training at Sandhurst, who had come to Switzerland for a break. She was still a teenager then; however, both fell in love although Vikram was much older than her.