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Old age remains curse

Undoubtedly, old age is intricate. It is wholly natural. After middle age, one enters old age. As a result, all the bodily unease begins to surround them for additional years of life. It is more often made by them more special by their usual thinking. Here, it would be safe to say definitely that they try to live their precious life in finer manner. Older people become weak or helpless. They are bound to seek the help of others who show a humane attitude towards them. In turn, they feel good about their kindness. It is relatively safer to say that utter dismay & weakness somehow bring sadness to them. One aged person said that the weakness of the human body is a curse, straightly. It is the most vital boon from the Almighty. If the bodily weakness surrounds the human body, it compels us at least to realise the importance of good health. Sound health keeps a man free of all negative vibes.  It has rightly been said that health is wealth. It cannot be negated at all. We start fee...
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BJP flays Congress for issues in Kashmir

In Jammu & Kashmir, the political parties are raising their issues rather pensively and slowly or even potentially. With the EC's complete election schedule there, the days are not drawing so close, BJP and its top leaders have stepped up their attacks on the opponent Congress party. Will such a stand to make a gain in the upcoming elections? 

If the Congress party comes forward to fight the polls, how can the BJP lag behind in its empathetic attempt to put its political points? Are these not relevant questions becoming popular on the electoral platform? 

In general, the demand for such emotional questions could be grasped either less heavily trend-driven or more issues laden by the people. Both vital political parties would finely search for a value of the questions. 

In this consequence, the BJP leader Amit Shah has chosen to devalue Congress by questioning the Congress party's position on renaming prominent places in Jammu and Kashmir, such as Shankaracharya Hill and Hari Hill, to names with Islamic connotations.

“Does the Congress want 'Shankaracharya Hill,' to be known as 'Takht-e-Suleiman,' and 'Hari Hill' as 'Koh-e-Maran'?” he wrote, using the narrative often employed by the BJP, which accuses its rivals of indulging in "appeasement politics."

Hari Parbat also known as Koh-e-Maran lies on the west of Dal Lake in Srinagar, in the UT of Jammu & Kashmir. This Mughal structure was built by an Afghan Governor Atta Mohammed Khan in the 18th century.

The Shankaracharya temple is housed in the Srinagar district on the hill known as Takht-e-Suleiman. It is at a height of 1100 ft.


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