25 साल छोटे गुरु के शिष्य, जिनके सामने झुका अकबर भी… 20 बार हरिद्वार जाने वाले वैष्णव संत कैसे बने सिखों के तीसरे गुरु वैष्णव मत में विश्वास रखने वाले अमर दास को हरिद्वार की यात्रा खासी पसंद थी और वो वहाँ अक्सर तीर्थाटन के लिए जाया करते थे। कम से कम उन्होंने 20 बार हरिद्वार की यात्रा की। इन्हीं …
Read More »Bappa Rawal Biography: Mewar Dynasty Ruler
Born: 713 AD, Eklingji Died: 753 AD, Eklingji Parents: Nagaditya Reign: 728 CE – 753 CE Bappa Rawal was one of the most powerful and famous rulers of the Mewar Dynasty. Although a surviving member of the Guhilot clan, Prince Kalbhoj (his actual name) who came from Atri clan did not continue the family name of seven generations when he …
Read More »When did Congress vote Labour Day a federal holiday?
On June 28, 1894, President Grover Cleveland signed legislation that had been rushed through Congress, declaring Labor Day a national holiday, to be observed the first Monday in September. When did Congress vote Labour Day a federal holiday? Since 1883, Labor Day had been celebrated at local and state levels. Matthew Maguire, later the secretary of Local 344 of the …
Read More »What is History & Origin of Labour Day?
International Workers’ Day is the big celebration on the world level and it is celebrated to commemorate the 4th of May of 1886, the Haymarket affair (Haymarket Massacre) in the Chicago. It is the big event of that year when workers were on the general strike for their eight-hour workday and police were doing their job of dispersing the general …
Read More »Labour Day Slogans For Students and Children
Labour Day Slogans For Students and Children: Labour Day is also known as May Day. It is celebrated every year on 1st of May and declared as national holiday corresponding to the International Workers’ Day (celebrated in many countries all over the world as international labour movement). It was started celebrating annually after the violent strike of labors in 1886 …
Read More »I Hear America Singing: Labour Day Poem
Walt Whitman hears America singing; do you? Classic poem published in 1860, where every man and woman has a voice that is unique, yet is part of the overall fabric of the America. I hear America singing, the varied carols I hear, Those of mechanics, each one singing his as it should be blithe and strong, The carpenter singing his …
Read More »Where did east meet west in the United States?
Where did east meet west in the United States? One of the great dates in the opening up of the American West was 10 May 1869, for it was then that the transcontinental railway became a reality. In 1862 President Abraham Lincoln took the decision to build the railway despite the civil war between North and South. An Act of …
Read More »Brave New World Beckons in Child-friendly Villages
Brave New World Beckons in Child-friendly Villages: Razia Sultan’s eyes sparkle. Just 11, she is already a mix of power-lady and princess. Nothing in her mien gives away the fact that the eldest of nine siblings toiled for four hours every day after school to stitch footballs in Meerut for two years till 2004. Child-friendly Villages But Razia’s come a …
Read More »Which state first granted Labour Day legal status as holiday?
Which state first granted Labour Day legal status as holiday? Oregon passed on February 21, 1887 the first legislation in the country to officially recognize the “workingman’s holiday”. Labor Day was first celebrated five years earlier, on Tuesday, September 5, 1882 in New York City. The Central Labor Union urged other labor organizations to recognize the holiday, which was moved …
Read More »Daughter of a MP tea seller becomes a flying officer in IAF
Anchal Gangwal, the daughter of a tea seller in MP becomes a flying officer in Indian Air Force, awarded the President’s plaque Aanchal Gangwal is one of the 19 women officers who were commissioned by the Indian Air Force (IAF) in the combined Graduation Parade (CGP) ceremony at Dundigal in Hyderabad on Saturday (June 20, 2020). She had left two …
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