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3 Regd. No. S 2227/63 64 BHATIA SABHA CHARITABLE TRUST Regd. Office : B 1/15 16, Malka Ganj, Delhi Admn. Office : 5, Ist Floor, Pusa Road, New Delhi , Ph. : W. : E : centralbhatiasabha@gmail.com BHATIAS DESCENDANTS OF LORD KRISHNA Vol. 55 OCTOBER-DECEMBER 2018 No.2 President PRAVEEN BHATIA 5, FIRST FLOOR, PUSA ROAD NEW DELHI Phone : (M) pbhatia2004@hotmail.com Secretary General AJAY KUMAR BHATIA 2309, SECTOR-9 FARIDABAD Phone : (M) advakbhatia@gmail.com Vice President YUGESH BHATIA 506, Ashoka Estate Building 24, Barakhamba Road Connaught Place, New Delhi Ph. : ADVERTISEMENT TARIFF Back cover pages (Colour) Rs. 6000/ Inside cover pages (Colour) Rs. 5000/- Inside front cover page (Colour) Rs. 6000/- Inside cover half page (Colour) Rs. 3000/- Inside full page (B/W) Rs. 3000/- Inside Half page (B/W) Rs. 2000/- Note : Payment of advertisement is required to be made in advance. MEMBERSHIP FEE ¼lnL;rk 'kqyd½ 1. Annual subscription Rs. 500/ okf"kzd 'kqyd IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES¼fons'k esa½ 1. Annual subscription US$ 100/ okf"kzd 'kqyd CONTENTS Page No. 1. Managing Committe 4 2. President Message 5 3. Message, Articles & Advertisement & Collection Received 6 to Matrimonial ( Boys & Girls ) Membership Form & Matrimonial Service Form Treasurer JANAK BHATIA Q-9, Sector-12, Noida Phone : Joint Secretary Cum Editor SUBHASH BHATIA 2358, Sector-9, Faridabad Ph. : Misspelt wordings may be regretted Advertisement, Subscription, Donation should be sent by Cheque/Draft/Cash in the name of Central Bhatia Sabha (Regd.) to : 1. Praveen Bhatia, President 2. Ajay Kumar Bhatia, Secy. General Printed, Published by Shri Amar Nath Bhatia, on behalf of Central Bhatia Sabha (Regd.) and Printed at Hindustan Offset Press, A 26, Naraina Industrial Area, Phase II, New Delhi Phone : and Pubished at B 1/15 16, Malka Ganj, Delhi Phone : OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

4 CENTRAL BHATIA SABHA (REGD.) MANAGING COMMITTEE ( ) S.No Name Designation Address Phone No. 1 Sh. R. L. Bhatia Patron E-18, Sainik Farms, New Delhi Sh. K.L.Bhatia Patron 34/5 East Patel Nagar, New Delhi Sh. Pran Nath Bhatia Patron 15, Poorvi Mrg, Vashant Vihar, New Delhi Sh. R. S. Bhatia Patron 305, Ambica Vihar, New Delhi Sh. R.P. Bhatia Patron C-4A/47C, Janak Puri, New Delhi Sh. Amar Nath Bhatia Patron G-183, Preet Vihar, Delhi Sh. Ravi Bhatia Chairman 81, Hemkunt colony,level-1new Delhi Sh. Parveen Bhatia President W-12/30,DLF City, Phase-111, Gurgaon Sh. Ajay K. Bhatia Gen. Secretary 2309, Sector-9, Faridabad Sh. Yugesh Bhatia Vice President 506,Ashoka Estate Building, Connaught Place New Delhi Sh. Subhash Bhatia Joint Secretay Cum Editor 2358, Sector-9, Faridabad Sh. Deenesh Bhatia Vice President 1J-16A, NIT, Faridabad Sh. Janak Bhatia Treasurer Q-9, SECTOR-12,NOIDA Sh. Rajiv Bhatia Executive G-183, Preet vihar, Delhi Sh. Harish K. Bhatia Executive A-69, Vivek Vihar, Phase-2, Delhi Sh. Virender Bhatia Executive 3-C,Narain Singh Park Assandh Road, Panipat Sh. Anil Bhatia Executive Bhatia Electronics, Rohtak Sh. Narinder Bhatia Executive Bhatia Sweet House,Goal Market Mandi Govind, Garh, Punjab Sh. Vikas Bhatia Executive DELITE HOTEL, FARIDABAD Sh. Parveen Bhatia Executive Dayanand Model School, Vivek Vihar, Delhi Sh. Surender K. Bhatia Executive B-155, Maharana Pratap Enclave, Pitampura, Delhi CO-ORDINATOR 22 Sh. Santokh Singh Bhatia 6502,Gali No 2, Har Govind Nagar, Ludihana Sh. Pankaj Bhatia 2358,Sector-38-C, Chandigarh Sh. Sanjay Bhatia 118,Akaash Ganga Apartment, Jaipur Sh. Deepak Bhatia 3-E/41, NIT, FARIDABAD OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

5 PRESIDENT S MESSAGE Dear members of Bhatia Samaj, I take this opportunity to address my fellow Bhatia Samaj members and their families from this desk. It s easy to take freedom for granted when we haven t had to fight for it when it has never been taken from us. On the threshold of our 70th Republic Day, maybe we should take a moment to reflect if we ve justified our freedom as citizens of India, and as a community that India looks up to. The very birth of our community is contributed to a fight for freedom as our forefathers risked their lives to escape the tyrannical barbarians and death in order to keep our holy fire burning and uphold the freedom of their religious identity. Republic Day celebrates the coming into effect of the Indian Constitution which sets the framework of Indian laws, governmental principles/procedures, citizens duties and more importantly our Fundamental Rights the basic human freedoms universally applicable to all Indian citizens irrespective of race, religion, caste, economic status or gender. Ever wonder while there is always someone somewhere screaming louder than Arnab Goswami about how his/her/their Fundamental Rights are being undermined/abused, we ve yet to come across people agitating or frenzied with guilt about not having delivered their Fundamental Duties. Sound familiar yet? As a community, we have put a revolutionary spin on social reformist Tilak s famous line, with, Entitlement is my birthright and I shall have it!! Yes we ve reduced the privilege of freedom into the mediocrity of entitlement. Our ancestors fought for freedom repeatedly first, as Persians who had to escape religious persecution to retain the freedom to live and practice our glorious Zoroastrian religion; and later, as Indians who had to ward off the British to live with freedom and dignity as citizens of an independent, democratic nation. And after all that it boils down to this? A country constantly in political/communal turmoil; and a community disunited in thought, word and deed. OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

6 Surely we can do better than that, and what better time to start than now, when India celebrates New Year 2019 and especially exceptional Republic Day. I humbly request you to come forward and contribute generously to help us in making BHATIA BHAWAN a reality and a step towards unity and progress. Happy New Year 2019, Lohri, Makar Sakaranti and a very Happy Republic Day! Jai Hind PRAVEEN BHATIA President All members get to gether meeting of Central Bhatia Sabha (Regd.) to be Held Date : (Sunday) at am Place : Dayanand Model School, Block-B, Vivek Vihar, Delhi-95, Phone : , Agenda 1.To Review the Last Year Proceedings 2. To Discuss Bhatia Bhawan At Malka Ganj Strenghten the Organisation. 3. To Discuss to enroll more area co-oridinators to strenghten the organisation. 4. Participation of Young Members 5. How to Mobilise the Activities of CBS All Members Are Requested to Attend the meeting. General Secretary OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

7 nqczyrk gh lelr lel;kvksa dh tm+ gs 'kfdr leiuu lekt gh jk"vª 'kjhj dks fujksx j[k ldsxk dk'k! Lokeh foosdkuun dh bl psrkouh dk eez jk"vª le> ikrka tks gekjh lexz tkfrds l`f"vdrkz vksj j{kd gs] gekjs iwoztkasds mikl; gsa pkgs mugsa fo".kq dgsa] ;k f'ko ;k 'kfdr ;k i'kqifr ;s dksbz Hkh gks lxq.k ;k fuxq.kz] lkdkj ;k fujkdkj] ftugsa gekjs iwoz&iw:"kksaus,d lf}iz cgq?kk cnfur* eu=k:iesa tkuk vksj iqdkjk] os viuk vuur izse ysdj gekjs vunj izos'k djas&gekjs Åij vius 'kqhkk'khokzndh o"kkz djsa] rkfd mudh d`ikls ge,d nwljs dks le> ldsa] og gesa,d nwljs ds fy, lpps Lusg] lr;ds fy, rhoz izse ds lkfk dk;z djus dh izsj.kk nsa vksj Hkkjr dh vè;kfred muufr dss fy, fd;s tkus okys bl egk&dk;zds vunj gekjs O;fDrxr ;'k] O;fDrxr LokFkZ vfkok O;fDrxr xksjo dh v.kqek=k vkdka{kkvksa dks Hkh izos'k u djus nsaa ge vu; ns'kksa ls viuh rqyuk djsa izkphu dky esa gekjs ns'k esa vè;kfred Hkkodh vr;f/d muufr gqbz FkhA ge vkt mlh izkphu xksjoa xkfkk dks Lej.k djsaa fdurq lqnwj vrhr dh egkurk dk vfr'k; fparu djus esa Hkkjh [krjk ;g gs fd dgha ge uohu dk;ks± fd fy;s iz;ru djuk cun u dj nsa vksj dsoy vius izkphu xksjo ds Lej.k&dhruZ esa gh larks"k ekudj vius dks lozjs"b u le&>us yxsaa bl [krjs ls gesa lko/ku jguk gksxka Hkkjr ds fy;s vius vur% dj.k esa vxk?k izse dks ysdj viuh lelr ns'k HkfDr vksj iwoztksa ds izfr vxk?k J¼k ds jgrs gq, Hkh esa viuk ;g fopkj dnkfi ugha R;kx ldrk fd vu; jk"vªksa ls gesa cgqr dqn lh[kuk gsa gesa lcds pj.kksa esa csb dj f'k{kk xzg.k djus ds fy, gj le; rrij jguk pkfg, D;ksafd] è;ku j[kks] fd gj dksbz gesa egku f'k{kk ns ldrk gsa fdurq lkfk gh ;g Hkh u Hkwyuk pkfg, fd lalkj dks ge Hkh dksbz egku~ f'k{kk ns ldrs gsaa Hkkjr ls ckgj ds ns'kks ls laca/ tksm+s fcuk gekjk dk;z ugha py ldrka blls foijhr OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

8 fopkj&j[kuk gekjh ew[kzrk Fkh vksj mlh ds n.m&lo:i gesa gtkjksa o"kksz rd nklrk Hkksxuh im+ha Hkkjrh; eflr"d ds orzeku iru dk,d cgqr cm+k dkj.k ;g Hkh gs fd u rks geus fons'kksa esa tkdj viuh phtksa dh muls rqyuk dh vksj u gh geus lalkj ds vu; {ks=kksa dh xfr&fof/;ksa dk vè;;u fd;ka mldh ;Fks"V ltk gesa fey pqdha vr% vc vkxs ml Hkwy dks ge u nqgjk;saa ^^Hkkjrh;ksa dks Hkkjr ds ckgj dgha ugha tkuk pkfg,** bl izdkj ew[kzrkiw.kz fopkj fujs cpdkus gsa mudh lnkloznk ds fy;s diky&fø;k dj nksa ftruk vf/d rqe Hkkjr ds ckgj ds vu;ku; ns'kksa esa?kweksxs] mruk gh rqegkjs vksj rqegkjs ns'k ds fy;s fgrdj gksxka ;fn rqeus foxr lsdm+ksa o"kksz esa Hkh ;g fd;k gksrk rks rqe vkt Hkkjr ij 'kklu djus ds bpnqd izr;sd jk"vª ds pj.kksa ij fxjus dh flfkfr esa fn[kk;h u nsrsa ftank jguk gs rks folrkj djks thou dk igyk vksj Li"V y{k.k gs folrkja ;fn rqe ftunk jguk pkgrs gks rks rqegsa iqsyuk gh gksxka ftl {k.k rqe thou dk folrkj cun dj nksxs mlh {k.k ls tku ysuk fd e`r;q us rqek dks?ksj fy;k] foifùk;k rqegkjs lkeus gs esa ;ksjksi vksj vesfjdk x;k FkkA eq>s ogka tkuk im+k] D;ksafd jk"vªh; thou ds 'kqhk tkxj.k dk ;gh rks y{k.k gs&folrkj bl iqutkzxflr jk"vªh; thou ds vkurfjd folrkj us gh eq>s nwj ogka iqsad fn;k vksj lgl=kksa vu; mlh ekxz ij iqsads tk;saxsa esjs 'kcnksa dks è;ku ls lquksa ;fn ;g jk"vª FkksM+k Hkh thfor gs rks ;g gksdj jgsxka vr,oa ;g folrkj gekjs jk"vªh; thou ds iqu:rfkku dk loz iz/ku y{k.k gs vksj blh folrkj ds lkfk&lkfk ekuo Kku dh len`f"vxr iwath dk lexz fo'o ds mrfkku esa gekjk tks ;ksxnku gksuk pkfg, Fkk og ckgjh fo'o esa igaqp jgk gsa vksj ;g dksbz u;k dke ugha gsa vki yksxksa esa ls ftudh ;g?kkj.kk gks fd fgunw vius ns'k dh pkj nhokjh ds Hkhrj gh fpjdky ls im+s jgs gs] os Hkkjh Hkwy dj jgs gsa bldk vfkz gs fd rqeus viuk izkphu okm~e; ugha i<+k gsa rqe us vius tkrh; bfrgkl dk Bhd&Bhd vè;;u ugha fd;k gsa gjsd jk"vª dks vius vflrro j{kk ds fy;s nwljksa dks dqn nsuk gh gksxka rqe thou nksxs rks ikvksaxs HkhA nwljs ls ikvksaxs rks mlds ewy; Lo:i vu; lhkh dks nsuk Hkh gksxka ge lgl=kksa o"kks± ls thfor gs] ;g,d,slk rf; gs ftls ge vlohdkj ugha dj ldrs vksj tks,d xw<+ iz'u cu dj gekjh vksj fugkjus yxrk gsa bldk,dek=k mùkj ;gh gs fd ge lnso ckgjh nqfu;k dks migkj nsrs jgs gsa ew[kz Hkys gh pkgs tks lkspsa fdurq Hkkjr us lnso /ez] n'kzu] Kku vksj vè;kfredrk dk gh mipkj fn;k gsa OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

9 vlrq] gesa Hkkjr ds ckgj tkuk gh gksxk vksj viuh vè;kfredrk ds cnys esa tks dqn os ns ldsa mls xzg.k djuk gksxka vkre txr ds perdkjksa ds cnys ge muls HkkSfrd txr ds perdkjksa dk fofue; djsaxsa ge lnso muds f'k"; gh ugha cus jgsaxs] vfirq xq# Hkh cusxsa lehkko ds vhkko esa dhkh fe=krk ugha gks ldrh vksj ogka lekurk ugha jg ldrh tgka,d i{k lnso f'k{kd cuk jgs vksj nwljk i{k lnso mlds pj.kksa esa csbsa ;fn rqe vaxzst vksj vesfjdu tkfr ds leku Lrj ij igq puk pkgrs gks rks rqegsa muls f'k{kk izkir djus ds lkfk lkfk mugsa fl[kkuk Hkh gksxka vc Hkh vkxkeh cusd 'krkfcn;ksa rd lalkj dks fl[kkus yk;d rqegkjs ikl cgqr dqn gsa if'pe ls Hkh lh[ksaxs ;fn ge Åij mbuk pkgrs gsa rks gesa ;kn j[kuk gksxk fd gesa if'pe ls vusd ckrsa lh[kuh gsa ik'pkr; ns'kksa ls gesa vusd f'kyi vksj fokku lh[kus gksaxsa vr% ;g vè;kfredrk gh,slh pht gs tks rqegsa lalkj dks fl[kkuh gsa 'kk;n nwljh tkfr;ksa ls gesa HkkSfrd Kku] laxbu&dyk] fofhkuu 'kfdr;ksa mi;ksx dh dyk laxbu {kerk;sa rfkk FkksM+s ;Ru ls vf/d ykhk izkir djus dk 'kkl=k vkfn ckrsa xzg.k djuh gksaxha vuqdj.k gh lh;rk ugha gs nwljs dk vuqdj.k djuk lh;rk ;k muufr dk y{k.k ugha gsa ;g,d nwljk ikb gs tks gesa lnso Lej.k j[kuk gksxka ;fn esa Lo;a dks jktk dh iks'kkdesa ltk ywa rks D;k esa brus ls gh jktk cu tkåaxk\ 'ksj dh [kky vks<+dj x/k dhkh 'ksj ugha gks ldrka dk;jrkiw.kz vuqdj.k dhkh muufr dk dkj.k ugha cu ldrka ;g fu'p; gh euq"; ds?kksj v?k% iru dk y{k.k gsa tc euq"; Lo;a ls gh?k`.kk djus yxrk gs rc le>uk pkfg;s fd e`r;q mlds }kj ij vk igqaph gsa tc dksbz euq"; vius iwoztksz ds ckjs esa gh yfttr gksus yxs rc le> yks fd mldk vur vk x;ka esa ; fi fgunw tkfr dk,d ux.;?kvd gw fdurq eq>s viuh tkfr ij xoz gs] vius iwoztksa ij xoz gsa esa Lo;a dks fgunw dgus esa xoz dk vuqhko djrk gwaa eq>s xoz gs fd vki yksxksa dk,d rqpn lsod gwaa rqe ½f"k;ksa dh larku gks] rqegkjk ns'koklh dgykus esa esa viuk xksjo le>rk gwaa rqe mu egku ½f"k;ksa fd oa'kt gks tks lalkj esa vf}rh; jgs gsa vu;ksals ysa] fdurq mls vkrelkr~ dj ysa vr,o] vkrefo'oklh cuksa vius iwoztksa ij xoz djks] muds uke ls yfttr er gksvks] vksj vuqdj.k OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

10 er djksa tc dhkh rqe nwljs ds vaxwbsa ds uhps ncksxs] rqe viuh Lok?khurk [kks csbksxsa ;gka rd fd ;fn vè;kfred {ks=k esa Hkh ;fn rqe dsoy nwljksa ds vkns'kkuqlkj pyksxs rks?khjs&?khjs rqegkjh lelr izfrhkk fpuru izfrhkk Hkh lekir gks tk;xha vius iq:"kkfkz ls viuh vkarfjd 'kfdr;ksa dks fodflr djksa fdurq vuqdj.k er djksa gka] nwljksa ds ikl vxj dqn Js"B gsa rks mls xzg.k dj yksa vksjksa ds ikl ls Hkh gesa dqn lh[kuk gh gsa cht dks /jrh esa nks vksj mls i;kzir fev~vh] gok rfkk ty iks"k.k ds fy;s nksa fdurq tc og cht iks/k curk gs],d fo'kky o`{k esa ifj.kr gks tkrk gs rks D;k og fev~vh jgrk gs] gok curk gs] ty izrhr gksrk gs\ ugha] og cht] fev~vh ty vkfn tks Hkh inkfkz mlds pkjksa vksj Fks muls viuk iks"k.k&jl [khapdj viuh izd`fr ds vuqdwy,d fo'kky o`{k dk :i /kj.k dj ysrk gsa ;gha rqegkjk vkn'kz jguk pkfg,a pkgs tgka ls vpnh ckrsa yks lpeqp! gesa vu;ksa ls vusd ckrsa lh[kuh gs vksj] tks lh[kuk ugha pkgrk] og rks igys gh ej pqdka egf"kz equ us?kks"k.kk dh Fkh% ^^J¼k iwozd uhp ls Hkh vpnh fo k yks] pk.mky ls Hkh ije /ez yks vksj uhp dqy ls L=khRu dks xzg.k djsaa** vr% vksjksa ds ikl ls tks dqn vpnk ikvks] vo'; lh[kksa fdurq mls bl izdkj yks fd og rqeesa vkrelkr~ gks tk;sa dgha rqe gh ijk;s u cu csbksa Lo;a dks bl Hkkjrh; thou?kkjk ls ckgj er fudyus nksa,d {k.k ds fy, Hkh ;g er lkspks fd fdruk vpnk gksrk ;fn lc Hkkjrh; fdlh vu; tkfr ds leku [kkrs ihrs vksj ns'k&hkw"kk /kj.k djrsa Hkkjrh; thou&/kjk dks vck/ cgus nks dqn o"kks± esa cuh vknr dks NkssM+us esa fdruh dfbukbz gksrh gs] ;g rqe HkyhHkkafr tkurs gksa Hkxoku gh tkurs gksaxs fd fdrus 'krlgl=k o"kks± ls ;g fof'k"v jk"vªh; thou&lzksr rqegkjs jdr esa,d fo'ks"k fn'kk dh vksj cg jgk gsa bls os ijefirk gh tku ldrs gs fd rqegkjs [kwu ds vunj fdrus gtkj o"kksz ls ;s laldkj tes gq;s gs vksj D;k rqe ;g dguk pkgksaxs fd HkkxhjFkh dh ;g izp.m /kjk tks vius xuro; leqnz ds yxhkx fudv igaqp pqdh gs] vc iqu% fgekp; esa vkus vkfn lzksr fgef'k[kjksa ij okfil tk ldsaxh\ ;g vlehko gs!,slk djus dk iz;kl djksxs rks ;g [kf.mr gks tk;sxha OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

11 vr,o] bl jk"vªh; thou&/kjk dks iwozor~ cgus nksa bl 'kfdreku /kjk dh izxfr esa ckèkd vcjks?kksa dks gvkvksa] mldk ifk iz'klr djks] mldk izokg 'kq¼ djks vksj rc viuh LokHkkfod xfr ls ;g vkxs c<s+xka rhkh ;g jk"vª viuh lokzxh.k muufr djrs gq;s vius vfure y{; dh vksj c<+sxka ge Hkkjroklh cgqr izdkj lsa fons'kh HkkokiUu gks x;s gsaa ;s fons'kh Hkko gekjs jk"vªh; /ez ds thou&jl dks?kwls Mky jgs gsa ge vkt bruk finm+s gq;s D;ksa gs\ D;ksa geesa ls fuuukous izfr'kr yksx iw.kr;k fons'kh fopkjksa vksj Hkkoksa ls Hkjs gq,\ bugsa gesa iqsaduk gh gksxk ;fn ge lalkj ds vu; jk"vªh dh n`f"v esa Åaps mbuk pkgrs gsa fdlh dk nks"k ugh] vius deks± dks nks"k nks osnkfurd gksus ds ukrs ge ;g fu'p;iwozd tkurs gs fd vxj igys ge gh vius dks gkfu u igqapk;s] rks lalkj esa dksbz,slh 'kfdr ugha tks gesa gkfu igqapk ldsa Hkkjr dh,d iapeka'k tu&la[;k eqlyeku cu xbza nl yk[k ls vf/d O;fDr bzlkbz gks x;sa ;g fdldh Hkwy gs\ iz'u ;g gs] ^bu yksxksa ds fy;s] ftugksaus viuk /ez R;kx fn;k gs] geus fd;k gh D;k Fkk \ os eqlyeku cus gh D;ksa\** vr% fdlh dks nks"k u nsa] cfyd vius deks± dks gh nks"k nsaa nqczy 'kjhj dks gh jksx lrkrs gs tm+okn vfkok blykeckn] bzlkb;r ;k lalkj dk vu; dksbz Hkh ^okn* ;gka dnkfi liqy ugha gks ldrk Fkk] ;fn rqe Lo;a muds fy;s njoktk u [kksy nsrsa dksbz dhvk.kq ekuo&'kjhj ij rc rd vkde.k ugha dj ldrk tc rd fd og 'kjhj gh ikideks±] cqjs HkksT;,oa vlaxe vkfn ds dkj.k nqczy vksj ifrr u gks x;k gksa LoLFk euq"; dk lc rjg ds fo"kzys dhvk.kqvksa ds chp esa jgus ij Hkh cky&ckadk ugha gks ldrka blh izdkj tc dhkh jk"vªh;&thou nqczy gks tkrk gs] rhkh lhkh izdkj ds jksx&thok.kq ml jk"vª ds 'kjhj esa?kwl tkrs gs vksj mlds jktuhfrd] lkekftd,oa 'ks{kf.kd vfkok cksf¼d thou dks :X.k cuk nsrs gsa vr,oa mldh fpfdrlk ds fy, gesa bl chekjh dh tm+ rd igqapuk pkfg;s vksj jdr dks lelr v'kq¼rkvksa ls eqdr jduk pkfg;sa bldk,deso ekxz ;gha gksxk fd euq"; dks cyoku cuk;sa] mlds jdr dks 'kq¼ djsa vksj 'kjhj dks iq"v djsaa rkfd og lelr jksx&thok.kq dk izfrjks?k dj mugsa izkftr dj ldsa cunqvksa! gesa ;g tkudj yfttr gksuk pkfg;s fd os vf/dka'k oklrfod nks"k] ftuds fy;s fons'kh fgunw&jk"vª dh fuunk fd;k djrs gs] gekjh viuh nsu gsa Hkkjr dh vu;ku; tkfr;ksa ds flj ij OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

12 vusd vokafnr vijk?kksa dks ykus esa ge gh dkj.k cus gsa ;g gkl;klin flfkfr ge fdruh gkl;klkn flfkfr dks izkir gks x;s gs\ ;fn dksbz Hkaxh] Hkaxh ds :i esa gh fdlh ds ikl vkrk gs rks mls Iysx ds leku nqrdkjk tkrk gsa fdurq tc dksbz iknjh dqn eu=k i<+dj mlds flj ij FkksM+k ty fnm+d dj mldk /ez&ifjorzu dj ysrk gs vksj mls,d dksv iguk nsrk gs] pkgs og fdruk gh iqvk gks vksj rc ;fn og dv~vj ls dv~vj fgunw ds dejsa esa izos'k djs rks eq>s,slk dksbz O;fDr ugha fn[kkbz nsrk tks mls rqjur csbus fy, dqlhz u ns vksj rikdls mlls gkfk u feyk;sa blls fomecuk vksj D;k gks ldrh gs\ tjk irudh foxr Ng&lkr 'krkfcn;ksa dk Lej.k djks tc fd iw.kz o;ld lsdm+ksa O;fDr o"kks± rd dsoy ml fo"k; ij cgl djrs jg x;s fd os ikuh dk fxykl nkfgus gkfk ls fi;sa vfkok ck;sa gkfk ls] gkfkksa dks rhu ckj ekatk tk; vfkok pkj ckja eksfydrk] rstflork,oa fd;k'khyrk dk vhkko,sls yksxksa ls] tks bu {kf.kd iz'uksa ij rdz&fordz djus esa gh viuk leiw.kz thou xqtkj nsa vksj tks mu ij vfr ikf.mr;i.kz n'kzuksa dh jpuk dj Mkysa] rqe D;k vis{kk dj ldrs gks\ ;g eflr"d thou dh mpp&rj lel;kvksa dk fopkj djus esa vlefkz gks tk; rc le>uk pkfg;s fd ;g mldh nqczyrk dk y{k.k gs] mldh eksfydrk iw.kzr% u"v gks pqdh gsa eflr"d fcydqy 'kfdrghu gks x;k gs] mldh xfr'khyrk] fpuru&'kfdr u"v gks pqdh gs vksj fiqj og NksVh ls NksVh lhek ds Hkhrj gh pddj yxkus dh dksf'k'k djrk gsa vkt gesa,d vksj og euq"; fn[krk gs tks ik'pkr; Kku&:ih eafnjkiku ls muer gksdj vius dks lozk le>rk gsa og izkphu ½f"k;ksa dh galh mm+k;k djrk gsa mlds fy, fgunqvksa ds lc fopkj fcydqy okfg;kr pht gs] fdunw n'kzu 'kkl=k cppksa dh cksyh gs] vksj fgunw /ez ew[kksz dk dqlaldkj ek=k gsa nwljh vksj],d og vkneh gs tks f'kf{kr rks gs ij,d izdkj ls ikxy gsa og fcydqy fhkuu /jk ij pyrk gs] gj,d NksVh lh ckr dk vyksfdd vfkz fudkyus dk iz;ru djrk gsa viuh fofp=k tkfr ;k nso&nsfo;ksa ;k xkao ls lecu/ j[kus okys ftrus dqlaldkj gs muds fy, nk'kzfud] vè;kfred rfkk cppksa dks lqgkus okys vfkz mlds ikl loank gh ekstwn gsa mlds fy, izr;sd xzke; dqlaldkj osnksa OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

13 dh vkkk gs] vksj mldh le> esa mugsa dk;z :i esa ifj.kr djus ij gh jk"vªh; thou fuhkzj gsa rqegsa bu lcls cpuk pkfg;sa nqczyrk ds y{k.k gj ckr esa yqdk&fnih djuk vksj dqlaldkj&;s lnk nqczyrk ds gh fpug~ gksrs gsa ;s voufr vksj e`r;q ds fpug~ gsa vr,oa muls cps jgksa cyoku cuks vksj vius isjksa ij [kms+ gksa lalkj esa vusd izdkj dh vn~hkqr,oa vk'p;ztud olrq, gsa izd`fr ds ckjs esa vkt gekjh tks?kkj.kk,a gs] mudh rqyuk esa ge mugsa vfr izkd`r dg ldrs gs] ijurq muesa ls,d Hkh xksiuh; ugha gsa bl Hkkjr Hkwfe ij ;g dhkh izpkfjr ugha gqvk fd /ez&jkt; ds lr; xksiuh; fo"k; gs] vfkok ;g fd fgeky; dh ciqhzyh pksfv;ksa ij clus okyh xqir lfefr;ksa ds gh fo'ks"k vf/dkj gsa va/fo'okl nwj djks ;s xqir lfefr;ka dgha Hkh ugha gsa bu dqlaldkjksa ds ihns er nksm+ksaa oklrfodrk ;g gs fd gekjs ikl cgqr lkjs dqlaldkj gs] gekjh nsg ij cgqr ls dkys /Ccs rfkk gkfudkjd?kko gs & budks dkvdj] phjiqkm+ dj,dne fudky nsuk gksxk] u"v dj nsuk gksxk] ij buds u"v gksus ls gekjk /ez] gekjk jk"vªh; thou] gekjh vkè;kfedrk u"v ugha gksxh cfyd blls gekjs /ez ds ewy rro vvwv jgsaxs vksj ftrus gh ;g dkys /Ccs fudkys tk;saxs mrus gh vf/d txexkgv ds lkfk esa ewy rro pedrs jgsaxsa bugha ij MVs jgksa 'kkjhfjd nqczyrk gekjs mifu"kn~ fdrus gh cm+s D;ksa u gks] vu;ku; tkfr;ksa dh rqyuk esa gekjs iwoz&iq:"k ½f"kx.k fdrus gh cm+s D;ksa u gksa] esa vkils Li"V Hkk"kk esa dg nsrk gwa fd ge nqczy] vr;ur nqczy gsa lcls igyh nqczyrk gs gekjk 'kkjhfjd nqczyrka ;g 'kkjhfjd nqczyrk de ls de gekjs,d frgkbz nq%[kksa dk dkj.k gsa ge vkylh gs] ge dk;z ugha dj ldrs gsa lozizfke gekjs ;qodksa dks cycku cuuk gksxka /ez ihns vk;sxka gs esjs uo;qod cu/qx.k] rqe vyoku cuks&;gh rqegkjs fy;s esjk mins'k gsa xhrk&ikb djus dh vis{kk rqe iqqvcky [ksyus ls LoxZ ds vf/d lehi igqapksxsa esaus vr;ur lkgliwozd ;s ckrsa dgha gs] vksj budks dguk vr;ko';d gs] dkj.k] esa rqedks I;kj djrk gw A OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

14 l'kdr 'kjhj ls gh ^xhrk* le> ldksxsa cyoku 'kjhj vksj etcwr iqv~bksa ls rqe xhrk dks vf/d le> ldksxsa 'kjhj esa rktk jdr gksus ls rqe Jhd`".k dh egrh izfrhkk vksj egku~ rstflork dks vpnh rjg le> ldksxsa ftl le; rqegkjk 'kjhj rqegkjs isjksa ds cy n`<+rkiwozd [km+k gksxk] rc rqe mifu"kn~ vksj vkrek dh efgek HkyhHkkafr le>ksxsa ge cgqr lh ckrsa rksrs ds leku cksyrs gs] ij rnuqlkj vkpj.k ugha djrsa bl izdkj dgdj Hkh u djuk gekjh vknr gks xbz gsa bldk dkj.k D;k gs\ 'kkjhfjd nksczy; gh bldk izeq[k dkj.k gsa bl izdkj dk nqczy eflr"d dqn ugha dj ldrk] gedks vius eflr"d dks cyoku cukuk gksxka gesa [kwu esa rsth vksj Luk;qvksa esa cydh vko';drk gs & yksgs ds iqv~bs vksj iqksykn ds Luk;q pkfg;s] u fd nqczyrk ykus okys vlaxr fopkja ;g nkuoh bz";kz blds flok gekjs Hkhrj,d vksj cm+k nks"k gsa vkf[kj ;g fgunw&jk"vª vius vn~hkqr cqf¼cy,oa vu; xq.kksa ds jgrs gq, Hkh [k.m&[kf.mr D;ksa gqvk\ esjk mrj,d gh gs & bz";fd dkj.ka bl vhkkxh fgunw tkfr ds leku lalkj esa dgha Hkh yksxksa esa,d nwljs ds izfr bruh nkuoh bz";kz ugha jgha dgha Hkh yksx,d nwljs ds ;'k vksj izfr"bk ds izfr brus bz";kzyq ugha jgs vksj ;fn dhkh rqegsa if'pe dh ;k=kk dk volj fey ldk rks ik'pkr; ns'kksa esa bl Hkkouk ds vhkko dk vuqhko rqegsa lozizfke gksxka Hkkjr esa rhu O;fDr Hkh dsoy ik p feuv ds fy, vkil esa fey dj dk;z ugha dj ldrsa ;gka izr;sd lùkk ds fy, la?k"kz djrk gsa] ftlds ifj.kkelo:i vkxs pydj laiw.kz laxbu ladv esa im+ tkrk gsa 'kfdr jgl;,drk vksj laxbu esa fufgr gsa eq>s ½Xosn lafgrk dh,d ½pk ;kn vk xbz] tks lnk è;ku esa j[kus ;ksx; gsa mlesa dgk x;k gs fd ^^rqe lc yksx,d eu gks tkvks] lc yksx,d gh fopkj ds cu tkvks] D;ksafd izkphu dky esa,d eu gksus ds dkj.k gh nsorkvksa us cfy ikbz gsa ^^laxpnèna loa&nèoa la oks eukafl tkurke~~a nsok Hkkxa ;Fkk iwozs br;kfna nsork euq"; }kjk blhfy;s iwts x;s fd os,d fpr FksA,d eu gks tkuk gh lekt ds xbu dk jgl; gsa bldk D;k dkj.k gs] vfkok og dksu lh olrq gs] ftlds }kjk dqy pkj djksm+ vaxzst iwjs 30 djksm+ Hkkjrokfl;ksa ij 'kklu djrs gs\ bl iz'u ds mùkj esa euksfokku D;k dgrk gs\ ;gha] fd os pkjksa djksm+ OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

15 Hkkjrokfl;ksa ij 'kklu djrs gsa\ bl iz'u ds mùkj esa euksfokku D;k dgrk gs\ ;gha] fd os pkjksa djksm+ euq"; viuh&viuh bpnk 'kfdr dks,d=k dj nsrs vfkkzr 'kkfdr dk vuur Hk.Mkj cuk ysrs gs vksj rqe rhl djksm+ euq"; viuh&viuh bpnkvksa dks,d nwljs ls i`fkd fd, jgrs gksa cl ;gha bldk jgl; gs fd os de gksdj Hkh rqegkjs Åij 'kklu djrs gsa vr,oa ;fn Hkkjr dks egku~ cuuk gs] bldk Hkfo"; mttoy cukuk gs] rks blds fy, vko';drk gs laxbu djus dh vksj fc[kjh gqbz bpnk 'kfdr;ksa dks,d=k djus dha ;fn rqe ^vk;z* vksj nzfom] czkã.k vksj vczkã.k tsls rqpn fo"k;ksa dks ysdj rw&rw] esa&esa djrs jgksxs&>xm+s vksj ikjlifjd fojks/ Hkkodks c<+kvksxs&rks le> yks fd rqe ml 'kfdr&laxzg ls nwj gvrs pys tkvksxs] ftlds }kjk ^^jr dk Hkfo"; leiw.kz% mlh ij fuhkzj djrk gsa cl bpnk&'kfdr;ksa dks dsunzhhkwr vksj 'kreqa[kh 'kfdr;ksa dks,deq[kh djus esa gh jgl; fnik gqvka /ez ds vk/kj ij fuekz.k fdlh Hkh nwljs ns'k dh vis{kk Hkkjr dh lel;k;sa vf/d tfvy vksj xq#rj gsa tuexrhksn] /ez] Hkk"kk] 'kklu&iz.kkyh & ;s gh,d lkfk fey dj,d tkfr dh l`f"v djrs gsa gekjh,dek=k lfeeyu&hkwfe] gekjs ijeijkxr /kfezd fopkj gs& gekjk /ez gsa,d ek=k lk?kkj.k Hkwfe ogha gs] vksj mlh ij ls geas tkfr dk laxbu djuk gksxka ;ksjksi esa jktuhfrd fopkj gh tkrh;,drk dk dkj.k gsa Hkkjr ds Hkfo"; laxbu dh igyh 'krz ds rksj ij mldh /kfezd,drk dh gh vko';drk gsa ns'k Hkj esa,d gh /ez lcdks Lohdkj djuk gksxka,d gh /ez ls esjk D;k eryc gs\ ;g ml rjg dk,d gh /ez ugha] ftldk bzlkb;ksa] eqlyekuksa ;k ;ks¼ksa esa izpkj gsa lkozyksfdd fl¼kar nsdj thou dks fu[kkjsa ge tkurs gs] gekjs fofhkuu leiznk;ksa ds fl¼kur rfkk nkos pkgs fdrus gh fofhkuu D;ksa u gksa] muesa dqn fl¼kur,sls gs tks lhkh leiznk;ksa }kjk Lohd`r gsa vlrq gekjs leiznk;ksa esa dqn,sls lk/kj.k fl¼kur vo'; gs ftudks Lohdkj djus ij gekjs /ez esa vn~hkwr fofo/rk ds fy;s xqatkb'k gks tkrh gs vksj lkfk gh fopkj vksj LoPNUn thou&fuokzg ds fy;s gesa leiw.kz Loh/hurk izkir gks tkrh gsa ge yksx] dels de os] ftugksaus bl ij fopkj fd;k gs] ;g ckr tkurs gs] vksj vius /ez OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

16 ds ;s thouizn lk/kj.k rro ge lcds lkeus yk;sa vksj ns'k ds lhkh L=kh&iq:"k] ckyd&cq¼ mugsa le>s rfkk thou esa ifj.kr djsa&;gha gekjs fy;s vko';d gsa ;gha gekjk iz/ku dk;z gsa /ez gh Hkkjrh;,dkRerk dk vk/kj ge ns[krs gs fd,f'k;k esa vksj fo'ks"kr% Hkkjr esa tkfr] Hkk"kk] lekt lecu/h lhkh ck/k,sa /ez dh bl,dhdj.k&'kfdr ds lekus mm+ tkrh gsa ge tkurs gs fd Hkkjrh; euds fy;s /kfezd vkn'kz ls cm+k vksj dqn Hkh ugha gsa /ez gh Hkkjrh; thou dk ewyea=k gs] vksj gesa lcls de ckèkk okys ekxz esa gh liqyrk izkir gksxha ;g dsoy lr; gh ugha fd /kfezd vkn'kz ;gka lcls cm+k vkn'kz gs] fdurq Hkkjr ds fy;s dk;z djus dk,dek=k lehkko; mik; ;gh gsa igys ml ifk dks lqn`<+ fd;s fcuk] nwljs ekxz ls dk;z djus ij mudk iqy?kkrd gksxka blh fy;s Hkkoh Hkkjr&fuekZ.k dk igyk dk;z] og igyk lksiku] ftls ;qxksa ds bl Hkkjr :ih egkpy ij [kksndj cukuk gksxk & /kfezd,drk ykuk gsa vè;kfred 'kkfdr;k laxfbr gksa ;g f'k{kk ge lcdks feyuh pkfg, fd ge fgunw&}sroknh] fof'k"v}zroknh ;k v}zroknh vfkok nwljs leiznk; ds yksx] tsls 'kso] os".ko] ik'kqir vkfn fhkuu&fhkuu ersfd gksrs gq, Hkh vkil esa dqn lkeku; Hkko Hkh j[krs gs vksj vc og le; vk x;k gs fd vius fgrds fy,] viuh tkfr ds fy;s ge bu rqpn Hksnksa vksj fooknksa dks R;kx nsaa lpeqp ;s >xm+s fcydqy okfg;kr gs] gekjs 'kkl=k budh fuunk djrs gs] gekjs iwoz iq:"kksaus buds cfg"dkjdk mins'k fn;k gs] vksj os egkiq:"kx.k ftuds ge oa'kt dgykrs] ftudk [kwu gekjh ulksa esa cg jgk gs] vius cppksa dks FkksM+s ls Hksn ds fy, >xm+rs gq, ns[k&dj mudh?kksj?k`.kk dh n`f"v ls rkd jgs gsaa Hkkjr dh fofhkuu vè;kfred 'kfdr;ksa,dhdj.k gh Hkkjr dh jk"vªh;,drk dk,dek=k mik; gsa ftuds gn~;ksa ds rkj,d gh vè;kfred Loj esa ca?ks gq, gs muds lfeeyu ls gh Hkkjr esa jk"vª ;k tkfr dk laxbu gksxka Collected by Late Ram Bhaj Ji Bhatia From Magazine "ik pt.; ik pt.;" Date January 14, 1963, OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

17 cjkcjh ubz uosyh cgw 'kkyw vius dejs esa ysvh gqbz Nr ij VdVdh yxk, vius loky dk tokc <wa< jgh gs] ij mldh ut+j Nr ds tkyksa esa my>dj jg xbz gsa mls Lej.k gks vk;ka mldh lgsfy;ksa us fgnk;r nh Fkh fdlh Hkh lwjr esa vius ifr ds ik o u NwukA lkl us,d ckj dgk Hkh Fkk] ysfdu og fdruh pqlrh ls bls Vky x;h Fkh & ;g lkspdj vc mls gsjkuh gks jgh FkhA lgsfy;ksa dh ;g ckr Hkh dke dh fudyh fd ifr dks mlds uke ls cqykuka tc og eq>s uke ls cqyk ldrk gs rks esa D;ksa ugha uke ys ldrh\ eq>s vkt rd ;g Hkh le> ugha vk;k fd iruh dh mez ifr ls nks&rhu lky NksVh gh D;ksa vpnh ekuh tkrh gsa dgha blesa Hkh vksjr dks nckdj j[kus dk "km~;a=k rks ugha\ lksprs&lksprs og vkt ds izlax ij vk xbza vkt uk'rs es tc og ifr ds lkeus rhljk ijkabk ijksl jgh Fkh] rks ifr us /hjs ls dgk] ^,d di pk;a* rhkh lkl cksy im+h] ^;s rhu ckj dg pqdk gs] rw pk; D;ksa ugha nsrh\* lqudj mldk fnekx HkUuk x;k FkkA rhuksa dks ekywe gs fd ifr us pk; ds fy,,d gh ckj dgk FkkA 'kkyw ls jgk ugha x;ka jlksbz ls pk; ykrs le; og cksyh] ^lklw ek ] D;k vkidh lkl us Hkh vkids lkfk,slk lywd fd;k Fkk vksj vxj og xyr Fkk rks ;g xyrh dc rd pyrh jgsxh\* lqudj lkl dh vk [kksa esa vaxkjs Hkj x, Fks] ysfdu eqag ij rkyk yx x;k FkkA cgw dks ;kn vk;k] mlus dgha i<+k Fkk & ^vksjrksa dh xqykeh lklksa ds cy ij dk;e gsa* lksprs&lksprs og >Vds ls mbh & bu tkyksa dks og gvkdj jgsxha v'kksd HkkfV;k djuky OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

18 ek &csvk laokn lqcg csvk ek ] esa MkWDVj ds ikl x;k FkkA oks dgrk gs fd---- cw<+h ek & (ykbh ds lgkjs pykrh gqbz) igys eq>s csbus ns] [km+s gksdj fnekx dke ugha djrka csvk & blesa dke u djus dh dksu&lh ckr gs\ esjs ikl bruk odr ugha gsa nksigj ek & pk; cukus yxk gs rks ;s crzu er ysa NksVs okys,yehfu;e ds irhys esa cuk ysa csvk & fdl esa cukåa] ;g eq> ij NksM+ nksa cuuh rks pk; gh gsa ek & esaus blh irhys esa jkr dks nw/ xez djuk gs] blfy, dgk gsa 'kke csvk & ekrkth] vki FkksM+h nsj vkjke dj yksa vhkh ekyh dkiqh nsj ckn vk,xka ek & vxj esa lks xbz] rks mbdj <ax ls ckr ugha dj ikåaxha csvk & ;s D;k ckr gqbz! irk ugha vkius vius dks,slk D;ksa cuk j[kk gs! jkr ek & nw/ dh irhyh NksVs okys pwygs ij vksj gyds lsad ij jf[k;ksa csvk & pk; cuk jgk gw ] lkfk esa lsad iqqy djds nw/ Hkh mcky nwaxka dqn rks eq>s Hkh irk gksxka ek & rw ugha tkurk] nw/ vksj csvs ns[krs gh ns[krs gkfk ls fudy tkrs gsaa v'kksd HkkfV;k djuky OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

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28 ,d fonkbz ;g Hkh cm+h gh nq[kn lwpuk gs fd iz[;kr jkw;y fcymlz yqf/;kuk ds Jh esgjpan HkkfV;k th ds cm+s lqiq=k Jh foøe HkkfV;k dk dsoy 47 o"kz dh vyi vk;q esa nsgjknwu esa 27 vxlr] 2018 dks fu/u gks x;ka iatkc ;qfufozlvh pamhx<+ ls,e-,- euksfokku rd f'kf{kr Jh foøe HkkfV;k us 25 o"kz dh vk;q esa firk ds lkfk fctusl dh ckxmksj lahkkyh] rks ekuks,d ubz ;qok lksp dh ygj nksm+ xbza lcls igys mugksaus vius 10&12 ds ilzuy LVkiQ dks dksbh vksj dkj eqgs;k djkbza vius firk dks Hkh,slk djus dks dgk] D;ksafd mudh cnksyr gh ge le`n~/ gq, gsa fiqj foøe us yqf/;kuk esa vkyh'kku tsu eafnj cuok;ka eafnj&vªlv ls ekywe gqvk fd foøe us muls,d :i;k Hkh ugha fy;ka ysfdu eafnj dh rjiq ls vokmz vius firk dks fnyok;ka foøe xjhc&ijoj FkkA mls tgk nhu&nqf[k;ksa dk irk pyrk] ogk igq prs] MkWDVj ds ikl ys tkdj bykt djkrsa dbz xjhcksa dh 'kknh foøe HkkfV;k us djkbza if{k;ksa vksj tkuojksa dh lsok djuk muds LoHkko esa FkkA ysfdu vius firk dh rjg gh ijksidkj ds ;s dke pqids ls djrs Fks] 'kksckth ls nwj dk Hkh oklrk ugha FkkA vius djuky dk;zdky ds nksjku os firk dks dke ugha djus nsrs FksA dgrs Fks fd vc vki fjvk;j gksdj vkjke iqjekvksaa blh chp,d pijklh fjvk;j gqvka foøe us ikik ls mldh isa'ku yxkus dks dgka vkt og pijklh 5000: eghuk isa'ku ik jgk gsa ;gk crk nsa fd jkw;y fcymlz yqf/;kuk] rks'kh fuvfo;j izk-fy- jkw;y isjkmkbt+ o lkxj jruk djuky vkfn miøeksa ds lapkyd&funs'kd Jh esgjpan HkkfV;k ds cm+s lqiq=k FksA foøe HkkfV;k] vafre fnuksa esa nsgjknwu esa gksvy dk fuekz.k djk jgs FksA foøe tc fdlh fuekz.k dk izkstsdv ysrs Fks rks ud'ks ds lkfk gh izkstsv ds isls Hkh lkfk gh ns nsrs FksA mudh bzekunkjh dh otg ls yksx buds ihns gksrs Fks fd foøe tks dgs og Bhd gsa foøe dh izsj.kk ls gh esgj pan HkkfV;k th us lkxj jruk djuky ds fudv yxhkx 1000 xt txg viuh rjiq ls HkkfV;k fcjknjh ds fy, nsdj] HkkfV;k osyiqs;j lkslk;vh djuky ds lkfk feydj HkkfV;k Hkou dk fuekz.k djok;k tks mudh ijksidkj&o`fùk dk 'kkunkj mnkgj.k gsa Lo;a esgjpan HkkfV;k dks fodkl ds 'kkunkj dk;ksa ds fy, gkbzdksvz dslh-ts-vkbzea=kh lr;ukjk;.k n~okjk rfkk vksloky xzqi (davslk xkm+h) ykbv vkdszt+ (eflzmht+ xkm+h) lfgr HkkfV;k fcjknjh yqf/;kuk vkfn ls dbz vokmz fey pqds gsa Lo- foøe HkkfV;k vius ihns nks gksugkj csfv;ka NksM+ x, gsa cm+h csvh duqfiz;k ch-,-&2 dh Nk=kk gs vksj djkvs esa vc rd pkj xksym esmy ys pqdh gsa mls ikap&ikap yk[k ds buke dukmk ls vksj mùkjk[kam ds rrdkyhu eq[;ea=kh gjh'k jkor ls fey pqds gsa mm+hlk ds eq[;ea=kh ds gkfkksa Hkh,d Lo.kZ ind fey pqdk gsa NksVh csvh dfo'kk us esfvªd esa 98-6 izfr'kr vad ysdj ifjokj o {ks=k dk uke jks'ku fd;k gsa bl ân; fonkjd nq%[k dh?km+h esa bz'oj ls izkfkzuk djrs gs fd fnoaxr vkrek dks vius pj.kksa esa LFkku ns vksj lelr ifjokj dks nq%[k lgus dh 'kfdr iznku djsa MkW- v'kksd HkkfV;k iwoz laj{kd OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

29 eklweksa dks ;ksu 'kks"k.k ls cpkus dh tax ym+ jgh es?kk u, nksj esa ;qokvksa ds fy, vpnh f'k{kk dk eryc vpnh uksdjh gksrk tk jgk gs] ysfdu dqn,sls Hkh gsa tks lekt lsok dks gh lc dqn le>rs gs vksj ns'k&lekt ds fy, felky cu tkrs gsaa baxysam ls ekuokf/dkj esa eklvj fmxzh ys pqdh jktsanz uxj dh es?kk HkkfV;k uks ekg esa gh 70 Lo;alsodksa dks rs;kj djrs gq, uks gtkj ls vf/d eklweksa dks ;ksu 'kks"k.k ds f[kykiq tkx:d dj pqdh gsaa os clrh o Ldwyksa esa tkdj cppksa dks xqm vksj csm Vp ds ckjs esa crk jgh gsa es?kk HkkfV;k us crk;k fd Lukrd ds ckn os i<+kbz ds fy, baxysam pyh xbza ogka mugksaus dbz xsj ljdkjh lalfkkvksa ds lkfk feydj cppksa dks ;ksu 'kks"k.k ds f[kykiq tkx:d djus dk dke fd;k bl nksjku mugasa dbz vuqhko gq,a mugksaus tkuk fd bl laca/ esa i;kzir tkudkjh ds vhkko esa cpps ;ksu 'kks"k.k dk f'kdkj curs gsaa es?kk crkrh gs fd rhkh mugksaus Bku fy;k fd ns'k yksvdj og eklweksa dks bl rjg rs;kj djsxh fd os ;ksu 'kks"k.k dk f'kdkj u gksaa ekuo vf/dkj esa eklvj fmxzh iwjh gksus ds ckn es?kk Lons'k yksvh vksj eklweksa dks tkx:d djus ds fe'ku esa tqv xbza mugksaus lcls igys clrh esa jgus okys cppksa dks xqm o csm Vp dh tkudkjh nsuh 'kq: dha 'kq:vkr esa mugsa cppksa dks le>us vksj mugsa le>kus esa fnddr gqbza blds ckn mugksaus cppksa dks laxhr] dfork,a o [ksy ds ekè;e ls Hkh xqm+ os csm Vp crkuk 'kq: fd;ka blls cppksa dk Hkh :>ku c<+ka es?kk us crk;k fd igys mugksaus cppksa dks tkx:d djus dk dke vdsys gh 'kq: fd;ka ckn esa bl eqfge ls vksj Hkh yksx tqm+rs x,a vkt es?kk ds lkfk 70 ls Hkh vf/d Lo;alsod tqm+s gq, gsa es?kk vhkh mùkjh fnyyh uxj fuxe ds djksyckx tksu ds Ldwyksa esa tkdj cppksa dks tkx:d djrh gsa bl Øe esa os cppksa ds vfhkhkkodksa ls Hkh ckr djrh gsa es?kk us crk;k fd lekt esa cpps vdlj ;ksu 'kks"k.k dk f'kdkj gksrs gsa gekjh fteesnkjh curh gs fd ge mugsa lqjf{kr lekt nsas vksj eklweksa dks nfjanks ls cpk,aa es?kk us eklweksa dh Bhd ls dkmaflfyax o mugsa U;k; fnykus ds fy, oks,dl iqkamms'ku dh LFkkiuk dh gsa blls MkWDVj] izksiqslj] odhy vksj vu; {ks=kksa ds fo'ks"kk tqm+s gq, gsa] t:jr ds fglkc ls fu%'kqyd dkuwuh fpfdrlh; lykg nsrs gsa OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

30 Human Relationship Every person big or small is better than the other in someway or the other. The better person should transfer his knowledge to the other or do something for the betterment of the others. Human Relationship....is the... Success of Life No matter where we are, in the family or office the human relations play vital role, here are some salient points to avoid or resolve tensions in human relationships... Never think too big of yourself and that you are great. Get rid off your ego. Avoid loose talks and foresee the consequences of unnecessary and meaningless talks. Compromising attitude must be always yours. What you think or say may not always be right. Therefore should not indulge in adamant arguments. Avoid narrow mindedness. Do not loose your credibility by passing on false information here and there without knowing the real facts. Superiority complex should not exist in you. Expect things, but only to the extent which is possible. Over expectation causes disappointment. Restrict talk; do not discuss everything to others. Do not believe every thing that you hear. You may hear many things but do not believe everything. Identify silly things and do not exaggerate those. Try to be flexible and adjustable, never be stubborn on an opinion. Do not misunderstand others; try to notice their genuine opinion, action and dealings. Be courteous and give due respect to others. Be pleasant to others even when you are busy. Do not behave as if you don't have time to express smile and pleasant words. Avoid being ill-mannered in front of others. Behave in a cultured manner and talk pleasantly. Jai Parkash Bhatia Ludhiana OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

31 Importance of PAN Card A unique alphanumeric identity which is allotted to each taxpayer is the Permanent Account Number (PAN). It is a 10 digit no. which is provided by the Central Board of Direct Taxes. Presently it is one of the most important documents which acts as financial identity proof for wach of monetary transactions. Whether you have to buy a car or invest in property fill income tax return PAN has become mandatory. It gives a key to track the financial transactions which being above the taxable limits is not eveded by the individuals. Added benefit is that PAN No. remains unaffected even if you change your address throughout the country. Documents Required for New PAN Application by an individual Indian Citizen (FORM 49A) Proof of Identity (any one of the following document can be submitted as identity proof) Copy of Voter's Identity Card Ration card with the applicant's photograph. Copy of passport. Copy of driving license. Arm's license Copy of Aadhar Card Issued by Unique Identification Authority of India. In case of PAN Card application for minors, any of the above documents either for parents or the minor can be submitted as proof of Identity. Address Proof (any one of the following document can be submitted as Address proof) Copy of electricity bills. Copy of landline. bills Copy of broadband connection bill. Bank account statements. Credit card statements. Passport Passport of spouse Voter Identity card with photograph. Driving license. Domicle certificate issued by government. Aadhar card issued by Unique identification Authority of India. If submitting copy of one of the first five documents, the documents should not be more than three months old. OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

32 Proof of Date of Birth (any one of the following document can be submitted as date of birth proof) Birth Certificate Issued by the Municipal Authority or any office authorized to issue Birth and Death Certificate by the Registrar of Birth and Deaths or the Indian Consulate. Pension Payment order. Marriage certificate issued by Registrar of Marriages. Matriculation certificate. Passport Driving License ; or Domiclle certificate Issued by the central or state governement Affidavit signed before a magistrate Stating the date of birth. Documents Required for PAN Application by a Foreigner / NRI (FORM-49AA) Proof of Identity (any one of the following document can be submitted as Identity proof) Copy of Passport or Copy of person of Indian Origin card issued by the Indian Government or Copy of overseas citizenship of India card issued by the Indian Government. Copy of other national or citizenship Identification Number or Taxpayer Identification Number duly attested by Apostille or by Indian Embassy or High Commission or Consulate in the Country where the PAN applicant is located. Address Proof (any one of the following document can be submitted as Address Proof) Copy of Passport Copy of person of Indian Origin card issued by the Indian Government or Copy of overseas citizenship of India card issued by the Indian Government. Copy of other national or citizenship Identification Number or Taxpayer Identification Number duly attested by Apostille or by Indian Embassy or High Commission or Consulate in the Country where the PAN applicant is located. Copy of bank account statement in the country of residence. Copy of non-resident external bank account statements in India. Copy or registration certificate which is issued by Foreigner's Registration Office and shows Indian address Copy of Visa granted by the foreign country and / or copy of appoitment letter issued by an indian company and original certificate of Indian Address Issued. Note : The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has tightened the rules for remitting money abroad under the Liberalised Remittance scheme (LRS) and has made PAN mandatory for anyone using this scheme. Earlier PAN was not insisted upon for transaction up to $ The annual LRS Limit per Individual was raised in 2015 from $1,25000 to $ 2, OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

33 GURU GOVIND SINGH JI Champion of Hindu National Unity The Bharatiya awakening and spirit of resistance to denationa- lising influences of the foreign Muslim rule which began with Vidyaranya, the, spiritual guide of the founder of Vijayanagar empire, Ramanuj and Ramanand, had its prophets in every part of the country. In North-Western Bharat it was led by Guru Nanak Dev Ji who was the first of a long line of great leaders of thought and action who created a new faith and a robust confidence in the oppressed and suppressed people of this part of the country. Guru Govind Singh Ji who was the last of this magnificent line of Guru's brought this movement for national awakening to a climax and gave it the organisaitonal strength needed for breaking the shackles of foreign rule. Born in 1666 at Patna to Mata Gujri, the devoted wife of the ninth Guru, Shri Tegh Bahadur, Govind Rai had the benefit of early training befitting the role he had to play in his later life. Guru Teg Bahadur became martyr to the cause of national awakening while Govind Rai was only a stripling of ten. It created the deepest impression on his young mind. He became convinced that the righteous cause of Hindu Dharma for which his father gave his 'life needed the backing of force to meet the challenge of Mughal oppression. No wonder, therefore, that he became a devotee of Durga, the "Shakti Rupa" of God. He resembled his great contemporatary of Deccan, Shivaji in this as in many other respects. Both idolised strength individual and collective as a necessary instrument to meet the challenge of foreign oppressor. But unlike Shivaji, Guru Govind Singh Ji was soldier, saint and scholar at the same time. He was Samarth Ram Das and Shivaji woven in one. He created a pholosophy of action and then set himself to put it into action. The "Khalsa" was the instrument he, forged for the purpose, He created the "Panj Piyaras" the five beloved, like the four Agnikul Rajputs, through baptism of blood. They became the model for the Fraternity of saint soldiers he created to carry his mission of saving his Desh.and Dharma from the deadly clutches.: of the' foreign opperessors, to the logical end.. Like the Mavlas who became the 'effective instrument for the fulfilment of the similar mission of Shivaji in the Deccan, OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

34 four of the five "panj piyaras" belonged to lower castes of Hindu society. Their dedication to the cause made the" beloved of the highest and thus' helped in creating that equality and unity of outlook in the Khalsa which is so indispensable to a fighting force. His injunction' to the members of the Khalsa to wear long hair (Kesh) Comb (Kangha), half pants (Kacha) iron bangle (Kara), and sword (Kirpan) popularly known as the five K's, has come to be variously interpreted by later his torians and disciples of the Gurus. There has been an attempt,to give religious 'sanctity to these five external syrnbols. They have in fact, now come to be regarded as the distinctive marks of a Sikh" which distinguish him from a non-sikh. But in their origin these external...marks seem to Have been dictated by the practical needs of the situation; to meet which the Khalsa had been created. Long hair knotted on the head served as a protection against sword attack on the head in an age when sword was still the main weapon, of offence. It incidentally gave its wearer more stature and militant look. It may also have been the result of a desire, as suggested by S. Khushwant Singh, to give a disunctive look to the members of the Khalsa, which would make it impossible for them to deny their faith and evade persecution. It also may be due to Govind Singh ji's regard for his favourite deity Durga, who is always portrayed with long flowing hair to give her an awe-inspiring look. Perhaps Guru Ji also wanted the Khalsa to wear a fearful look which may inspire awe in the Muslim soldiers and tribesmen from North- West with whom they had to contend. In any case beard and long hair have since become the main distinction between the Khalsa and the rest of the followers of the Gurus, including Guru Govind Singh ji, who have come to be called Shehj Dharis. It is easy to explain the other K's. Comb was necessary to keep the long hair in order, half trousers made for agility in work and movements, the iron bangle on the right arm served as a defence against a blow on the arm aimed at disabling the soldier; and carrying of sword requires no explanation. May be Guru Govind Singh ji, a great scholar of Sanskrit as he was, had been influenced' in deciding upon these external symbols by the description of a section of Raja Nishidh's army found in "Nal Champu" of Tri vikrarn Bhatt according to which his foot soldiers wore long hair knotted on the head, broad iron bangles on their fore-arm, and half trousers and carried swords in their hands. There has been going on an attempt on the part of certain interested leaders' and writers to interpret the creation of the "Khalsa" by Guru Govind Singh ji as a move to create a new religion distinct and different from prevailing Hinduism. This is not warranted by facts. Guru Govind Singh OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

35 ji's writings eloquently speak against any such insinuation. All through his life he regarded the Khalsa to be a "panth", a sect, a warring sect,. created for the protection of Hindu Dharma, as is clear from his following proclamation: liqy txr esa [kkylk iafk xkt txs /ez fganw ldy HkaM Hkkts May Khalsa Panth flourish in the world; may Hindu Dharma awake, and all falsehoods wither. He did try to create esprit de corps and a sense of confidence in the Khalsa by declaring that the Khalsa shall rule the land. That was rendered necessary by the situatron, to meet which the "Khalsa" was created. In this respect the,. Khalsa" was then comparable to "Round Heads" of Cromwell who. like the Khalsa believed that they were the chosen instruments of God to establish the reign of Christ on earth. That sort of religious fervour and faith was necessary to create in the Khalsa the self confidence needed to face the odds. That also explains Guru Gobind Singh ji's proud faith In his men-"i will make a sparrow fight a hawk and a single soldier fight a legion." fpm+;ka uky esa ckt ym+koka rka esa xksfoun uke /jkoka lok yk[k ls,d ym+koka Today when we celebrate the birthday of this great national hero we must try to comprehend the national as against the sectarian character of his life and mission. He created the Khalsa to act as the spearhead of the Hindu society, of which it was a part and parcel. He lived and died a Hindu. a devotee of Durga, a Protector of cows and of the sacred thread and a life-long crusader against the foreign Mughal rule and its allies. He wrote his best known works Dasham Granth and Vichitra Natak -in Hindi. perhaps in prophetic anticipation of the role that Hindi has been called upon to play a vehicle of the national unity of Bharatvarsh- Let us, therefore, while paying our tribute to the memory of the great Guru remember the spirit that prompted him to create the Khalsa. Let us understand the. true character of the Khalsa and adore it as an instrument for the defence of our Dharma and our Motherland. Collected by Late Ram Bhaj Ji Bhatia From Magazine "Organiser" Date January 26, 1956, OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

36 BIG'Announcements for MSMEs Prime Minister lists out 12 New Policies The Prime Minister declared schemes, many announcements in the interest ofmsmes. From entire nation, the entrepreneurs are appreciating an exciting and encouraging step taken by Central Govt. The all recommendations and declarations are given as follows: Minutes Loan - Prime Minister said that the first step taken by the government was to launch the 59-minute loan sanction portal, which will allow easy and quick credit up to Rs.l lakh to small businesses. 2. Computerized Random Allocation & a Time Frame - 48 hours max will be given to file report for any inspection to an inspector, and they won't decide which factory to go on their own. Computerized random allocation will decide which inspector goes where. 3. Loan Option - Loan option for GST registered firms will now be available through the GST portal its~lf. For the exporters seeking loans' on- pre-shipment and post shipment, the rebate has been increased from 3% to 5%. 4. Cash Flow Certainty - It will now. be mandatory for companies with a turnover of more than Rs. 500 crore to join Trade Receivables e-discounting System (TReDS) so that MSMEs do not face trouble in cash flow, stated Narendra Modi. 5. Interest Concession - Government to raise interest concession on loans for MSME exporters to 5% from 3%. PM Modi also requested large companies to clear bills of MSMEs expeditiously, Over 72,000 MSMEs have been granted loans through this portal, said Modi. 6. Quick Loan Access - Government launches quick' loan access scheme for up to Rs.I crore for MSME sector. 2% rebate for loans up to Rs.I crore for GSTregistered MSME. 7. MSME's Led bywomen-mandatory for PSUs to procure up to 3 per cent from MSMEs leg by women. 8. Trade Receivables and e-discounting Systems All companies with turnover of more than Rs. 500 crore would have to now come on Trade Receivables e- Discounting System (TReDS) platform so that there is no cash flow problem for MSMEs... OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

37 9. Pharma Clusters for MSMEs - PM Modi said that government will set-up Pharma clusters for MSMEs. Centre to bear 70% of setup cost. He also said that the Govt. is to offer Rs. 6,000 crore technology up gradation package for MSMEs. 10. Government e-marketplace - Government e-marketplace platform procurement mandatory for AIIPSEs. 11. Environmental Laws - Easing compliance with environmental rules, MSMEs will need single air - and water clearance and just one consent to establish a factory. 12. Relaxation in Labor Laws - MSMEs will have to file just one annual return on eight-labor laws ana 10 central rules. Modi added that an ordinance has been promulgated to simplify levy of penalties for minor offences under the Companies Act. Janak Bhatia, Treasurer eerk,oa ykshk O;fDr] inkfkz] fø;k vkfn esa jkx] eerk gksus ls lkalkfjd cu/u vf/d ls vf/d n`<+ gksrk pyk tkrk gsa ftu inkfkks±] O;fDr;ksa vfkok fø;k;ksa esa eerk dk xgjk lecu/ gks tkrk gs] mldks euq"; viuk Lo:i gh ekuus yx tkrk gsa tsls&/u esa eerk c<+ tkus ls mldh izkfir esa euq"; dks cm+h izluurk gksrh gs] vksj esa /uoku gw *,slk vfhkeku gks tkrk gsa /u ds uk'k dks og viuk uk'k ekuus yx tkrk gsa ykshk c<+us ij og /u dh izkfir ds fy, vu;k; o ikidez djrk gsa fiqj ykshk bruk c<+ tkrk gs] fd mlds Hkhrj ;g n`<+ fu'p; cu tkrk gs] fd >wb] div] csbzekuksa ds fcuk /u ugha dek;k tk ldrka mls ;g fopkj ugha vkrk fd iki ls dek;k /u rks 'kjhj ds lkfk ;gha NwV tk,xk] fdurq /u dekus ds fy, fd, >wb] div] csbzekuh br;kfn rks esjs lkfk tk,saxsa lk?kd izk;% dgrs gsa fd lrlax lqurs le; rks bu nks"kksaa ds R;kx dh ckr le> esa vkrh gs] fdurq O;ogkj esa vkus ij,slk ugha gksrka bu nks"kksa dks NksM+uk rks pkgrs gsa] fdurq ;s NqVrs ughaa bu nks"kksa ds u NqVus dk [kkl dkj.k gs] lkalkfjd lq[k ysus dh bpnk ^tsls ;fn dksbz fo"kkdv ymwvksa dh febkl rks ysuk pkgs] fdurq fo"k ls cpuk pkgs] rks ;g lehko ugha gsa gjh'k dqekj HkkfV;k foosd fogkj OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

38 How to get Rs.l Crore MSME' Loan in 59 Minutes: A step-by-step guide The initiative is aimed at promoting automation, reducing the lengthy loan approval.process and frequent visits to bank branches. Details of the loan- The loan amount will be between Rs 10 lakh and 1 crore. The rate of interest (RoI) starts from 8%. After the approval in principle of the application, the loan amount will be disbursed in 7-8 working days. There is no mandatory requirement for collateral as the online portal is directly connected to the Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises scheme. For registration, the borrower does not need to make any payment. A borrower whose proposal matches the products of lenders and who wants to receive an approval in principle will. be required to make a nominal payment of Rs. 1,000 plus applicable taxes. There is no fee for the registration, but once the applicant's proposal matches the bank's products, 'the borrower will have to be submitting a fee of Rs. 1,000 plus taxes. Documents you require- Bank account details- A six-month bank statement is required to be submitted in PDF format. e-kyc paper- A digitized version needs to be uploaded. Income tax details- Income tax return" for three years arc required in XML format. Income tax codes and e-filing details are also required. GST Details- The applicant will be asked to provide his GST ID user name and password. Ownership Details- Applicants will be required to' furnish ownership papers of their ventures. Applicants will also be required to furnish 'personal and educational details. Step-by-step guide for. registration and approval: 1. Go to Official Website - The applicant will have to go to the official website, First, complete the sign-up process. Type in your name, -id and mobile number. After this click "Get OTP". - OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

39 2. OTP Type the OTP sent to your number. Tick the I agree. box then click 'Proceed'. 3. Basic questions You will be prompted to answer a few basic.questions on the next screen. After ticking all the boxes, select "I am a registered MSME and I agreewith the above: selected point' and click 'Proceed'. 4. GST details - On the next' screen enter your GST details, like number, username and password. Next, you can provide your tax returns in XML format or login with your ITR. details like PAN and date-of incorporation. 5. Bank statements- You have two options: either you can upload bank. statements or log in with your net banking credentials. You will be asked about the directors' details. Fill the company's address and then proprietor's details. 6. Purpose of loan - One last step: Furnish the purpose of your loan. Fill the details of previous loans you may have taken. 7. Select the Bank- Among the given list of banks, select the bank through which you want your loan amount to be processed. 8. Convenience Fee- Pay the convenience fee of Rs 1,000 plus taxes. 9. Done- Once the fee is paid, you can download your approval letter. Sh. Janak Bhatia (Treasurer, C.B.S.) OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

40 'kksd lekpkj Jherh larks"k HkkfV;k iruh Lo- vkse izdk'k th HkkfV;k fuoklh fodkl iqjh] ubz fnyyh dk fu/u fnukad dks gks x;ka Lo- larks"k HkkfV;k dk mbkyk fnukad dks Jh d`".k lukru /ez efunj tudiqjh ubz fnyyh esa fd;k x;k] ftlesa fj'rsnkjksa rfkk fcjknjh ds yksxksa us fnoaxr vkrek dks J¼katfy vfizr dha ftlesa lsuvªy HkkfV;k lhkk dh vksj ls l- tloar flag HkkfV;k th (iwoz dks"kkè;{k) us fnoaxr vkrek dks HkkoHkhuh J¼katfy nha Lo- larks"k HkkfV;k th cgqr /kfezd izo`fr dh efgyk FkhA bl volj muds csvs Jh nhid HkkfV;k th us lsuvªy HkkfV;k lhkk dks nku ds :i esa Hkst gsa lsuvªy HkkfV;k lhkk mudh vkhkkjh gs rfkk ijefirk ijekrek ls izkfkzuk djrh gs fd fnoaxr vkrek dks vius Jh pj.kksa esa LFkku nsaa Jh iwju pun th HkkfV;k fuoklh uchdjhe ubz fnyyh dk LoxZokl fnukad dks 88 o"kz dh vk;q esa gks x;k gsa Lo- HkkfV;k th cgqr gh ftunkfny rfkk /kfezd izo`fr ds O;fDr FksA Lo- HkkfV;k th dk mbkyk fnukad ,l-Mh- gfj efunj Ldwy uch djhe esa gqvka ftlesa cm+h la[;k esa fj'rsnkj rfkk fcjknjh ds yksx miflfkr FksA lsuvªy HkkfV;k lhkk dh vksj ls l- tloar flag HkkfV;k th (iwoz dks"kkè;{k) us fnoaxr vkrek dks HkkoHkhuh J¼katfy nha bl volj ij Lo- HkkfV;k th ds pkjksa iq=kksa Jh jes'k HkkfV;k] Jh fnus'k HkkfV;k] Jh jtuh'k HkkfV;k rfkk Jh izoh.k HkkfV;k us fhkuu&fhkuu /kfezd rfkk lkekftd lalfkkvks a ds fy, nku fudkyka ftles a lsuvªy HkkfV;k lhkk dks 500@& :i;s nku ds :i esa izkir gq,a lhkk 'kksd lrair ifjokj dh vkhkkjh gs rfkk ijefirk ijes'oj ls izkfkzuk djrh gs fd fnoaxr vkrek dks vius Jhpj.kksa esa LFkku nsa OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

41 e/qj Le`fr Jh lqjsunz HkkfV;k th (dk;zdkfj.kh lnl;] ls-hkk-l-) rfkk Jh eukst HkkfV;k th us vius iwt;firk Lo- ns'k cu/q HkkfV;k th dh e/qj Le`fr esa lsuvªy HkkfV;k lhkk dks mudh 21oha iw.; frffk ds volj ij :i;s dh jkf'k nku ds :i esa Hksth gsa Lo- ns'kcu/q HkkfV;k th iq=k Lo- x.kir jk; HkkfV;k th dk tue dks ikfdlrku esa gqvka Lo- HkkfV;k th iw.kz lekt lsoh rfkk dezb O;fDr FksA blfy;s vyi vk;q esa gh oh 1949 esa jk"vªifr Hkou esa dk;zjr gq, rfkk iwjh fu"bk ls lsok djrs gq, 1988 esa voj lfpo (jk"vªifr Hkou) ds in ls lsok fuo`r gq,a lhkk muds nksuksa iq=kksa ds vkhkkjh gsa Jh izoh.k HkkfV;k th dks ekr`'kksd n;kuun ifcyd Ldwy foosd fogkj ds Jh izoh.k HkkfV;k th dh iwt; ekrk th Jhefr iq"ik HkkfV;k th /eziruh Lo- fc'kehkj ukfk HkkfV;k th dk fnukad dks 83 o"kz dh vk;q esa fu/u gks x;ka mudk vfrae laldkj iw.kz osfnd fjfr ds vuqlkj fd;k x;ka mudh Le`fr esa 'kkafr ;K,oa J¼katfy lhkk lkseokj dks n;kuun ekwmy Ldwy foosd fogkj esa leiuu gqbz] ftlesa lhkk egkea=kh Jh fou; vk;z th lfgr fudvorhz vusd vk;z lektksa,oa vk;z lalfkkvksa ds inkf/dkfj;ksa us igqapdj vius J¼k lqeu vfizr fd;sa lsuvªy HkkfV;k lhkk dh vksj ls Jh izoh.k HkkfV;k th (iz/ku] ls-hkk-l-) us fnoaxr vkrek dks J¼k lqeu vfizr fd,a bl nq%[kn volj ij Lo- ekrk th ds lqiq=k Jh izoh.k HkkfV;k th,oa iq=kh vatyh HkkfV;k rfkk dfork HkkfV;k us fhkuu&fhkuu /kfezd rfkk lkekftd lalfkkvksa ds fy, nku fudkyka ftlesa lsuvªy HkkfV;k lhkk dks dh jkf'k nku ds :i esa izkir gq,a lhkk mudh vkhkkjh gsa Lo- ljkst HkkfV;k th dh 17 oha iq.; frffk fnukad ds volj ij muds ifr Jh lqjusnz HkkfV;k] lqiq=k Jh lqfer HkkfV;k rfkk iks=k euq HkkfV;k us lsuvªy HkkfV;k lhkk dks dh jkf'k nku ds :i esa HksaV dh gsa Lo- ljkst HkkfV;k dk tue fnukad esa gqvka og cgqr e/qj Hkk"kh rfkk lektlsoh efgyk FkhA og MkWú jke euksgj yksfg;k gkwlihvy] fnyyh esa dk;zjr Fkh rfkk mudk fu/u dk;zdky ds nksjku gqvka lhkk muds ifjokj dk vkhkkj O;Dr djrh gsa OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

42 MATRIMONIAL LIST OF BOYS S. No. & Months DELHI CONTACT PERSON PARTICULARS 1-DELHI Sh. Subhash Bhatia 30 yrs. 5'.6" 07/2018 Dilshad Garden, Delhi BA Ph. : ,000/- p.m (Asstt. Manager) 2-DELHI Sh. Jitender Kumar Bhatia 30 yrs. 5'.1" 07/2018 Bersarai, Delhi B.Tech Ph. : Lac p/a 3-DELHI Sh. R.K. Mehta 29 yrs. 5'.8" 07/2018 Rani Bagh, Delhi BA Ph. : ,000/- p.m (MNC Gen Pack) 4-DELHI Sh. Narender Khattar 26 yrs. 5'.10" 07/2018 Rani Bagh, Delhi B.Com Ph. : ,000/- p.m (Own Shop) 5-DELHI Sh. Onkar Bhatia 27 yrs. 5'.11" 07/2018 Krishna Nagar, Delhi B.Com Ph. : ,000/- p.m (Mass Comm.) 7-DELHI Sh. B.P. Bhatia 29 yrs. 5'.11" 07/2018 Paharganj, Delhi B.Tech Ph. : Lac p/a (Pvt. Job) 8-DELHI Sh. Ravinder Bhatia 30 yrs. 5'.7" 07/2018 Dilshad Garden, Delhi 9th Pass Ph. : ,000/- p.m (Pvt. Job) 10-DELHI Sh. Mukesh Bhatia 34 yrs. 5'.4" 07/2018 Geeta Colony, Delhi 12th Pass Ph. : ,000/- p.m (Business) 12-DELHI Smt. Veena Bhatia 35 yrs. 5'.0" 07/2018 Krishna Nagar, Delhi 8th Pass Ph. : ,000/- p.m (Pvt. Job) OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

43 S. No. & Months CONTACT PERSON PARTICULARS 13-DELHI Sh. Gulshan Bhatia 31 yrs. 6'.0" 07/2018 Rohini, Delhi B.Tech Ph. : ,000/- p.m (Pvt. Job) 14-DELHI Sh. J.K. Bhatia 28 yrs. 6'.2" 07/2018 Rohini, Delhi B.A. Pass Ph. : Lac p.m (Log Manager Sydney) 15-DELHI Sh. Rakesh Bhatia 33 yrs. 5'.9" 07/2018 Pratap Nagar, Delhi BBA Ph. : Lac p/a (Job in Hydrabad) 16-DELHI Sh. Surender Bhatia 29 yrs. 5'.8" 07/2018 Rohini, Delhi BA, MCS Ph. : /- p.m. (Job in Gurgaon) 16-DELHI Sh. Sudhir Kumar Bhatia 30 yrs. 5'.11" 12/2018 H.No. 64, IIIrd Floor, Sec.-24, Rohini English (Hons.) DU Ph. : , Lac p.a. (American Exp.) 16-DELHI Mrs. Tyagi (Mother) 29 yrs. 5'.11" 12/2018 B.Tech Comp. Science Ph. : (Working Arizona on H1B Visa) 16-DELHI Sh. S.C. Bhatia 31 yrs. 6'.0" 12/ , Anupam Apptt. MB Road, N.D.-68 BE (Electronics & Telecommunication) Ph. : (udaybhatia_24@yahoo.co.in) 10.5 Lac p.a. (Analyst in a Private Company) KOLKATA 1-KL Sh. Arun Kumar Bhatia 32 yrs. 5'.9" 07/2018 P-393, Parnashree Pally, Next to SBI B.Tech Electronics & Instrumentation Behala Kolkata 40,000/- p.m (Banker in SBI) Ph. : , FARIDABAD 1-FARIDABAD Sh. Davender Bhatia 28 yrs. 5'.7" 07/2018 B-798, Sector-49, Faridabad CA Ph. : ,50,000/- p.m vibhabhatia798@gmail.com Working in Co. (Loccitane) OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

44 MATRIMONIAL LIST OF GIRLS S. No. & Months CONTACT PERSON PARTICULARS DELHI 1-DELHI Sh. Anil Bhatia 27 yrs. 5'.2" 07/2018 Vikas Puri, Delhi B.Ed, M.A. Ph. : ,000/- p.m (Pvt. Job) 2-DELHI Sh. Kailash Bhatia 31 yrs. 5'.0" 07/2018 Avantika, Rohini, Delhi B.Com / Account Course Ph. : ,500/- p.m (Pvt. Job) 3-DELHI Sh. R.P. Pandey 35 yrs. 5'.0" 07/2018 Chander Nagar, Krishna Nagar M.B.A., B.Com Delhi 5 Figure Ph. : , Self Employee 4-DELHI Sh. Subash Bhatia 27 yrs. 5'.4" 12/2018 Dilshad Garden, Delhi B.Com, B.Ed, NTT Ph. : ,000/- p.m. (Job in School) FARIDABAD 4-DELHI Sh. C.P. Chugh 34 yrs. 5'.4" 12/2018 Faridabad, Haryana B.E. & MBA, Working Digital Marketing Consultant Ph. : , chugh@gmail.com GHAZIABAD 1-GHAZIABAD Sh. Amit Arora 37 yrs. 149 cms 07/ , L-Block, Sector-12 Double (M.A.) Pratap Vihar, Ghaziabad 23,000/- p.m Ph. : , Job in Kotak Mahindra Bank UP 1-UP Sh. Vijender Bhatia 25 yrs. 167 cms 07/ , Patel Nagar MA/NET/JRF Doing PhD in Eco. Muzaffar Nagar, UP 28,000/- p.m Ph. : , cavinibhatia@gmail.com OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

45 CENTRAL BHATIA SABHA (REGD.) Admn. Office : 5, Ist Floor, Pusa Road, New Delhi , Ph. : Website : centralbhatiasabha@gmail.com FULL NAME FATHERS/HUSBAND S NAME... DATE OF BIRTH (AGE)... PROFESSION... RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS... OFFICE ADDRESS... CONTACT NOS :...RESIDENCE... MOBILE... ID :... Cheque No Dated...drawn on.... for Rs...enclosed. MEMBERSHIP FORM Signature of the Member Note : Annual subscription for CBS membership Rs. 500/- be sent through Crossed Cheque to Central Bhatia Sabha, Delhi along with the form duly filled in by the Member at : 5, Pusa Road, 1st Floor, New Delhi OR By remitting to saving bank A/c Annual subscription of Rs. 500 in favor of Central Bhatia Sabha (Regd.) saving account no , Bank Name : PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK, GURUDWARA ROAD, KAROL BAGH, NEW DELHI IFSC Code : PUNB OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

46 CENTRAL BHATIA SABHA (Regd.) Admn. Office : 5, Ist Floor, Pusa Road, New Delhi , Ph. : Website. : centralbhatiasabha@gmail.com FREE MATRIMONIAL SERVICE 1. Name of the Boy / Girl (in Block Letters) Sub Caste Whether Manglik or Not Age (in years) Height (in cms.) Education Extra Qualifications (if any) Profession / Occupation Ward...Working at Monthly income of ward (Rs.) p.m Brothers & Sisters : Brothers... (Married...) Sisters... (Married...) 11. Father s name (in Block letters) Father s occupation Address for Correspondance......Pin/Code Telephone : Office...Residence... HEIGHT TABLE cm cm cm cm cm cm cm cm cm cm cm cm cm cm cm cm cm. NOTE : APPLICANTS ARE REQUESTED TO INFORM WHEN- EVER MARRIAGE IS SOLEMNISED FOR ANY QUERY CONTACT MR. S.K. BHATIA OCTOBER-DECEMBER, BHATIA PRAKASH

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