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By vikas gaonkar 5:33 am

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  1. hina sharma says

    thanks vikas for reading my post and leaving your comment

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  2. BABA SHERGiLL says

    Deep Se Jyoti Mili,
    Seep Moti Se khili,
    ujjala se………….
    andhera mithi…….
    Deep parv se……..
    Aapki prit mili……..

    In this deewali…
    Goddess LAXMI…..
    INTER YOUR HOME…….
    WITH FULLFILL OF WEALTH…..
    AND BRINGS…
    HAPPY,
    HEALTHY,
    WEALTHY &
    PROSPERITIES
    IN YOUR LIFE……&
    A Very-very happy
    DHANTERAS..
    NARAKCHOUDAS..
    AND DEEPAWALI…..
    To you and family…….

    From: SHERGiLL & FAMILY..

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  3. aekanki says

    Hi frnd

    Diwali ke shubh tyoharo pe meri taraf se aap ko aur parivar ko bahut bahut badhai shubhkamana…

    Pyaar se pragtayein deep nayi aas ke…
    Ujjawal bhawishya ki aur badhe kadam vishwas se…

    HAPPY DIPAWALI

    regards,
    khyati… :)

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  4. asha says

    good morning ……..thank uuuuuuuuuuuu 4 ur wonderfulllll words on my blog……have a gr8 day n tc. regards

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  5. tanya krekova says

    very nice post

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  7. aekanki says

    Hi Vikas ji
    thank you so much for your wishes… :)
    regards
    khyati… :)

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  8. asha says

    good morning vikas ji…….thanx a lot 4 ur wonderfullllll words on my blog…………….i m gr8fulllllllllllll 2 u……..keep visiting n commenting on my work……….have a good day n tc. regards!asha dubey

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  9. manisha says

    “The minute you think of giving up any relation,

    think of the reason why you held it so long”

    …Good morning and have a nice day.

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  10. rajeshkumar ram says

    Hi Vikas, thanks for your visit and comments…..wish you all the best!

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  11. tanya krekova says

    hi,

    very nice morning.

    ur blog is marvelous,

    very good about india, chatisgarh, and imaginary poetry

    i love ur blog.

    thanks for bloging

    keep it writing

    bye

    with warm regards,

    tanyakrekova@yahoo.in

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  12. Think Tank says

    Yes, what you say is very true…

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  13. kim agrawal says

    Mere blogs ke liye samay dene aur unpar prerak tippanya darj karane kaa shukriya.jankar prasannata hui ki aap bhi Raipur se hi hai aur ek sanvedanshil vyaktitw ke dhani hain. sath hi aadivasiton par adhyayan aur chintan se bhi sarokar rakhate haibn…………….
    kim.

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  14. aekanki says

    hello….. again thanks a lot for ur cmmnt on my recent post. have a lovely sunday ahead… :)

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  15. asha says

    thanx a lot 4 ur appreciation n beautifulllllllll words on my blog……………i m gr8ful 2 u…….. keep visiting n commenting on my work. regards

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  16. keshav singhal says

    Welcome!
    You have done a good start by creating this iLand. Post good write-ups. Make friends. Share knowledge. Help and motivate people.
    Keep visiting my iLand … and keep commenting too.

    With good Wishes,
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  17. GeetAnjaLi says

    Thanks for nice inspiring words sir….. Good day …tc
    …..Geet

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  18. SHERGiLL kanwar says

    Dear VIKAS. HI n HI!!!!!!
    How R U … I Think Funtash…
    Dear. I have Posted an Article
    In Occasion Of Gandhi Jyanthi.
    Title ” A Letter From Baba To Bapu”
    In Massages Categories,, In reguestion Of You…
    So Dear Visit In And Send Me Your Precious Comments on
    My Article…

    SHERGiLL

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  19. asha says

    thanx a lot 4 ur wonderfullllll words on my blog……… i m gr8fullll 2 u….keep visiting n commenting on my work……have a good day n tc. regards

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  20. Aameen Khan says

    Dear Vikas thanks for your beautiful words.

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  21. Sami Ahmed says

    HI VIKAS, thanks for ur message and wishes…

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  22. Prabha Mishra says

    ~~ thanks so much ~~

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  23. Think Tank says

    Only because of Gandhiji, he came to be interested in politics and came to fight for freedom. So we can take it that he lacked “inner instinct”.

    After a generation or two, the real “rich man’s disease” was aroused in his family and now the family is all about its lust for power. Gandhiji was a Saint. And you know, Sainthood doesn’t have inheritance based on blood or genes. Inheritance of sainthood is in their disciples – a shishya takes the position of a teacher – not his son. Hence, the real Gandhi’s family suffered…

    What do you think about this?

    Regards,
    Rahul

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  24. Think Tank says

    Very good observation :) But I think it is not about daughter Vs son thing. Though in politics sons have better chances of getting swayed away when they get infected with pride and start abusing power while daughters are always insecure about their inheritance, and by nature they are more loyal too and hence are more likely to remain on the lineage.

    This is more about the values the two families inculcated.

    Both Gandhiji and Nehruji went abroad to study. Gandhiji started fighting for the poor there in Africa itself. What he did in India was continuation of his work. He kept growing, spiritually, and was almost a Saint when he departed.

    Nehru was the son of a landlord. They had migrated out of Kashmir a long time back, so we can suspect he had lost his roots to some extent. He was a rayis, a rich man’s son. He enjoyed life and when he came back to India, started his practice as a money making thing.

    (contd..)

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  25. asha says

    thanx a lot ur wonderfullllllllllllll words on my blog.keep visiting. have a good day n tc. regards

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  26. aekanki says

    Hi thanks a lot for ur precious comment on my blog. haan aaj kal mobile sms k zamaane me khat… kuch outdated sound karta hai par… agar aap me likhne ki kala hai to d most romantic way to express ur love towards ur loved ones.
    Thanks for visiting my iland… :)

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  27. laxmi nair says

    thanks vikas for ur visit amd ur comment..after all life is a dream..a very bitter sweet dream..

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  28. Pinaki Pandit says

    Thanx Vikas, thanks for your visit and your thoughts in comments on the post ‘the world a village’

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  29. ramnath rajaram says

    Hi
    U have done a Great Work by creating this iLand……People visiting this page wl learn many things……thanks….

    Always be happy always wear a smile..not because life is full of reasons to smile but ur smile itself is the reason for many others to smile

    Regards,

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