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पाने कि चाहत में एक उमर बीत गया है, और आप अभी भी कुछ न कुछ पाने कि चाहत में है,। किमपि प्राप्तुं इच्छायां सम्पूर्णं जीवनं व्यतीतम्, भवन्तः अद्यापि किमपि प्राप्तुं इच्छायां सन्ति । An entire lifetime has passed in the desire to achieve something, and you are still in the desire to achieve something. Dhnyvaad Har Har Mahadev ©Mohan raj #Life lessons An entire lifetime has passed in the desire to achieve something, and you are still in the desire to achieve something.

पाने कि चाहत में एक उमर बीत गया है, और आप अभी भी कुछ न कुछ पाने कि चाहत में है,। किमपि प्राप्तुं इच्छायां सम्पूर्णं जीवनं व्यतीतम्, भवन्तः अद्यापि किमपि प्राप्तुं इच्छायां सन्ति । An entire lifetime has passed in the desire to achieve something, and you are still in the desire to achieve something. Dhnyvaad Har Har Mahadev ©Mohan raj #Life lessons An entire lifetime has passed in the desire to achieve something, and you are still in the desire to achieve something.

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Kuch chatpata .. sham kain samay ©Arunabh Bordoloi Something tangy in the evening.. #Food #foodie #Foodlovers #foodforthought #foodiesofinstagram #FoodPhotography #FoodStories

Kuch chatpata .. sham kain samay ©Arunabh Bordoloi Something tangy in the evening.. #Food #foodie #Foodlovers #foodforthought #foodiesofinstagram #FoodPhotography #FoodStories

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"Something is rotten in the state of Denmark." This famous line was spoken by Marcellus in William Shakespeare's famous play Hamlet. Here, ‘state’, doesn’t mean ‘condition’ but ‘nation’ or ‘kingdom’. Considering the murky manner in which this country is being governed, nowadays, the above quote applies perfectly to 'the state of India'. ©HintsOfHeart. #Something is rotten in the state of India.

"Something is rotten in the state of Denmark." This famous line was spoken by Marcellus in William Shakespeare's famous play Hamlet. Here, ‘state’, doesn’t mean ‘condition’ but ‘nation’ or ‘kingdom’. Considering the murky manner in which this country is being governed, nowadays, the above quote applies perfectly to 'the state of India'. ©HintsOfHeart. #Something is rotten in the state of India.