Hindi Shayari, Quote and Poem

                               Sushant Singh Rajput   Sushant Singh Rajput   Sushant Singh Rajput  (21 January 1986 – 14 June 2020) was an Indian actor.Rajput started his career with television serials. [5]  His debut show was  Star Plus 's romantic drama  Kis Desh Mein Hai Meraa Dil  (2008), followed by a starring role in  Zee TV 's popular soap opera  Pavitra Rishta  (2009–11).     Bollywood actor  Sushant Singh Rajput  died by suicide in Mumbai on June 14. The actor, known for his work in films like Chhichhore, MS Dhoni The Untold Story, Detective Byomkesh Bakshy, was 34.      Sushant Singh Rajput's death prompted a lot of his co-stars and colleagues to call out the "Bollywood Privilege Club" and the nepotism rampant in the film industry. One of the names that got called out among the many prominent Bollywood personalities is that of Salman Khan. Salman Khan trended a great deal for one week on Twitter with Sushant Singh Rajput's fans rag

  Meaning of the Time   Time value is most important in life. Everyone has to respect and understand the time value because time can give the reaction of evil as well as good. Some persons understand the meaning and importance of life. Learn to enjoy every minute of your life. Be happy now. Don’t wait for something outside of yourself to make you satisfied in the future. Think of how precious is the time you have to spend, whether it’s at work or with your family. Every minute should be enjoyed and savored. The best proverb on time is “Time and tide wait for none.” It is better says by someone. Everyone should understand the value and importance of the time. Time is more valuable compared than money. Time is precious partly for the reason that we are all only allotted a certain amount of time in our lives, and so we need to make sure that we use it wisely. Nothing can stop the flow of time. Time once past cannot be brought back by any means.   Though the future is unse

  Chai    Whether masala,  Adrak (ginger) or elaichi (cardamom),  Chai  is loved in all its avatars by  Indian , who count it among their favourite beverages. In fact, for many, Chai is the perfect way to kick-start their day every morning.   “How many of you enjoy your cup of Indian chai ….it’s an immune booster on its own.Here’s the recipe  of  Tea : Ingredients 1 inch – Cinnamon stick 4 – Cardamom pods 3 – Cloves 3 – Black peppercorns 1/4tsp – Ginger 1/4tsp – Fennel seeds 1-2tsp – Loose tea leaves Method *Mix all ingredients together in a pan and wait until it boils nicely. *Cover the pan. Wait for two minutes and then strain. Now, Your Tea is ready for the perfect start of the day.   The Chai Culture in India In India, tea is much more than a drink to begin your day with. It has become an integral part of the culture and life of every Indian. In fact, if you take a walk around any local Indian road, you will definitely find chaiwallahs (tea sellers) s

                                          RAPE Rape  is the fourth most common crime against  women in India . [1] [2]  According to the 2018 annual report of the  National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), 33,356 rape cases were reported across the country, or an average of 91 rapes daily. [3] Of these, 31,320 were committed by perpetrators known to the victim (93.9% of the cases). [4]  As high as 27.8 per cent of victims were minors or below 18, the legal age of consent. [5]  India has been characterized as one of the "countries with the lowest per capita rates of rape". [6] [7] But the real figures are widely estimated to be much higher as a significant percentage of rapes go unreported. [8] [9]  The  government  also classifies consensual sex committed on the false promise of marriage as rape. [10]  The willingness to report rapes have increased in recent years, after several incidents received widespread media attention and triggered local and nationwide public protests. [11]

                                          RAPE Rape  is the fourth most common crime against  women in India . [1] [2]  According to the 2018 annual report of the  National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), 33,356 rape cases were reported across the country, or an average of 91 rapes daily. [3] Of these, 31,320 were committed by perpetrators known to the victim (93.9% of the cases). [4]  As high as 27.8 per cent of victims were minors or below 18, the legal age of consent. [5]  India has been characterized as one of the "countries with the lowest per capita rates of rape". [6] [7] But the real figures are widely estimated to be much higher as a significant percentage of rapes go unreported. [8] [9]  The  government  also classifies consensual sex committed on the false promise of marriage as rape. [10]  The willingness to report rapes have increased in recent years, after several incidents received widespread media attention and triggered local and nationwide public protests. [11]