Thursday, April 15, 2010
Friday, January 15, 2010
NEED HELP:
City: KOLKATA
Branch Name: SALT LAKE KOLKATA
Account Type: Savings Bank Account
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Wednesday, January 13, 2010
SARASWATI PUJA, Bengali's Valentine day....CoMiNg SoOn,,,
After a long break, this is the new session of my blogging. I'm very irregular about this.Tody I'm going to write about the Saraswati puja, "BANGALI ER BOSONTO" ..
In our primary school level, we wrote about the essay about Saraswati Puja. So we have enough idea about it. But this is just for recalling those things and something about Hindu mythology.
Bengalis, who first find a mention in the atharvaveda around 1000 BC, are the most ardent followers of the goddess Saraswati who is arguably the mother of the Vedas according to Hindu mythology.
Bengalis worship Goddess saraswati on the day of ‘Vasant Panchami’ (the spring festival) which is actually the fifth day of the ‘Magha’ month of the Hindu calendar. As per Hindu mythology, on this day,Goddess Saraswati, daughter of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati was born.
Saraswati Pooja is normally enacted during morning hours amidst chants of ‘mantras’ and ‘shlokas’. Pooja is performed by using sandlewood, ghee and burning of ‘agarbattis’ and incenses of various types. The idol of the deity is wrapped in a white sari, she holds ‘Veena’, an Indian string instrument and books in her four hands and sits on a white lotus, a symbol of purity while having a white swan as ‘Vahana’ a sign of righteousness! Among other fruits, ‘Kool’ or Plums are offered to the goddess and later eaten as ‘Prasad’. Bengalis don’t eat Plums before Saraswati Puja as an age-old belief. ‘Palash’ flower blooming in the spring season forms an integral part of this Pooja. |
Some moments of last year(2009) saraswati puja:
Barir pujo:
This day is like a reunion to us. So we all are waiting for this.
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Sunday, October 04, 2009
MY WORK:
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Saturday, October 03, 2009
BLOOD DONATION
- A patient needs blood after a major accident in which there is loss of blood.
- No major surgery is performed without blood as there is bound to be blood loss.
- On an average, for every open heart surgery about 6 units of blood is required.
- In miscarriage or childbirth, cases the patient may need large amount of blood to be transfused for saving her life and also the child's.
- For patients with blood diseases like severe Anaemias especially Aplastic Anaemias, Leucaemias (blood cancer), Haemophilia (bleeding disorder), Thalassemia etc. repeated blood transfusions are the only solution.
- In many other situations like poisoning, drug reactions, shock, burns, blood transfusion is the only way to save precious human life.
(1) PROFESSIONAL DONORS - They sell their blood, which is of very poor quality and can
transmit very dangerous diseases to the recipient. It is illegal to take blood from any professional donor.
(2) REPLACEMENT DONATION - Healthy relatives and friends of the patient give their blood, of any group, to the blood bank. In exchange, the required number of units in the required blood group is given.
(3) VOLUNTARY DONATION- Here a donor donates blood voluntarily. The blood can be used for any patient even without divulging the identity of the donor. This is the best type of blood donation where a motivated human being gives blood in an act of selfless service.
Any person within the age group of 18 - 60 years with a body weight as minimum 45 kgs, and having hemoglobin content as minimum 12.5 gm%.
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School reunion 2009
20 th September 2009, the day of recollecting the sweet memories.
Please fill up the form
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Wednesday, September 30, 2009
My messLIFE
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