Sanatan Bharat

The Voice of Spiritual Bharat

Google in sky now

First it was the Internet, then came the Earth and now sky, Google has spread its wings and went live in skyp with the launch of Google Sky.

With Google Sky you could be able to explore sky in the same manner as you did with Google Earth, but alas there are no humans to ogle at :) It would be just stars, light and darkness with barren lands, cold and hot planets and distance qasers beaming their mysterious lights.

Google sky will be a blessing for those budding sky watchers who couldn’t afford a Hubble in their backyard.

And guess what you don’t need to wait anymore for the cloudless night to stare in the sky. Google Sky is available 24×7x365.

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Bharatvarsha Slide Show

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Bhangra Music - The soul of Bharat

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12 Hindu Pilgrims died in a stampede in Panchmahal

As per reports 12 Hindu Pilgrims have died and scores injured in a stampede during a religious festival at the hilltop temple of the Goddess Mahakali in Panchmahal near Ahmadabad in Gujarat.

Hindu pilgrims will never learn the lesson and authorities/organizers of religious festivals continue to turn blind eyes to the importance of safety. This is not the first time that such incident has happened. It keeps on happening each and every year.

The responsibilities of such incidents lie with authorities who fail to regulate the influx of pilgrims in such places. Most of the Hindu shrines/temples are situated on either hilltops or in narrow places or high on snowy mountains and access to these places are not only narrow but also difficult. Add thousands, sometimes millions, of pilgrims flocking to these places all at same time and you will get an idea of a catastrophic incident waiting to happen.

It is not too difficult to organize and regulate the flow of pilgrims. Best example is last Mahakumbh at Prayag. It went smoothly without any incident and it is more than miracle in itself. Considered to be the largest gathering of human race at any single place, Mahakumbh was more than triumph for the authorities. Organizing such small gathering as in Panchamahal could not have been a difficult task.

Given the history of such incidents authoriti4es should have taken necessary steps to prevent such fatal incidents happening. Don’t forget that most of such pilgrims come from rural area and have no common sense of following any rules of safety and in such cases it is up to the authorities to provide complete safety.

The authorities responsible for such incident should be punished and lesson should be learn from this event to take care of organizing such events with all safety precautions.

All said well, is there anyone listening to me?

Om Shanti!!!

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The beginning of beginning

In Hindu’s philosophy there is no beginning and no end. “Brahmand”, the Universe, is said to be a continuous unending journey without any start and without any end.

The meaning of word “Sanatan” is eternal, which would be a transliteration rather than true meaning. Most of Sanskrit words can’t find a true meaning in Western languages.

Sanatan Bharat is the place where I’ll be starting my journey to the next phase of my life, the destination of which still remains unknown to the world.