Warrier's Collage 17032021
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Daily COLLAGE
Wednesday
March 17, 2021
a) Origin & History of Sanskrit
https://youtu.be/fqEA12oolxI
b) Sadhana Panchakam*
https://youtu.be/NtTO7nI_vFc
(Link Selection: M G Warrier)
*Also see Manisha Panchakam at E
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Nice Day
🙏
M G Warrier
Adieu*
Bidding adieu is not so easy
To someone I grew up with
Not for a year or two
But for four long decades almost…
Taking out that sacred thread
Is not so easy
It is more than a part and parcel of my being
Not just a mere piece of identity
Not so easy
To forget entering into that big metal gate
As the mind, body and soul
Were so tuned over the years
To reach at nine in the morning by default !
To be away from the second home
Will be so difficult
Rest of the life will miss deeply
The security, comfort and respect I earned
The flash of pride and overwhelming joy
To join the premier institution is still glowing high
Not so easy to move ahead
Now that time has come to say good bye
Whatever and wherever I am today
It is all because of YOU
While counting my choicest blessings
I count YOU million times
And count myself among the fortunate few,
Superannuation will take me out of RBI
But taking out RBI from my inner being
Will not be so easy!
(*Poem by Sanjukta Dash, RBI, Bhubaneswar published in the current issue of
Without Reserve shared by J Santhanakrishnan. Thanks to JS from Collage 🙏)
A
Interaction
1) V R Chittanandam Cheñnai
"Praise the Lord'* was very hilarious. I am yet to stop laughing. Poor guy!"
Chittanandam
(* https://www.rd.com/jokes/religion/)
2) Vivek Amin Nagpur
"There is one fine example of positive thinking by P L Deshpande, a great Marathi writer
who made everyone happy with his Pen. Recently we celebrated his birth centenary.
Here it goes.
The writer use to say
" When I get up in the morning I get pain in my back, neck etc. I immediately thank God
'Thank you God, you gave me one more day to live' "
In the year 2000 when the famous writer passed away, Narsimha Rao attended his funeral at Pune.
The ex-PM was asked by a Reporter "How you feel on your friend leaving you forever? Rao replied
"Today P L made me cry"
(* Purushottam Laxman Deshpande (alternatively written as Pu La Deshpande,
8 November 1919 – 12 June 2000, popularly known by his initials ("Pu. La.") or
as P L Deshpande, was a Marathi writer and humorist from Maharashtra, India.
He was also an accomplished film and stage actor, script writer, author, composer,
musician (he played the harmonium), singer and orator. He was often
referred to as "Maharashtra's beloved personality".)
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