If you can dream it 
you can do it

©Rohit Baranval 
 

#Motivation #motivation_for_life #onelife  #Har #my #Life #Good #day

Koi bhi sapna apni aaukat ke hisab se mat dekho upar wale ki aaukat ke hisab se dekho aisa kuch ni hain jo tumhe nahi mil sakta is duniya mein kabhi average mat rha crazy socho alag socho sochna jaruri hai hamesa apni soch ko logo ke bich main rakhne se mat daro ye soch ke ki vo isko chota  sochenge jo aapke ideas ko chota sochenge vo aage ja ke us ideas ko bara hote dekhenge 🔥

©Yashveer beng
 

Talking to people has been a difficult task for 
me these days: saying hello, giving them my
 ideas, or just checking on them, any kind
 of conversation wears my soul down. It exhausts
 me. I feel like my words are only limited these
 days, so I use it wisely on two things: first is for 
my job, and second, is for the thoughts that are
 meant to be inscribed through my writings. I
 feel like being shut down, but this time, not by
 the world—by my own self; and I do not
 know when this will end. 

But &#039;though I feel so tired, I won&#039;t resort to 
self-destruction anymore—I was once on 
that phase, thank God, it was just a phase. And
 I don&#039;t want to go back to doing it again.
 But if one day I would, I will keep on reminding 
myself that we should stop before it&#039;s too late.
 I have enough pain inside of me, I no longer
 need any additional torment to carry.

©purvarth

I may not be known ever
to my own human species
may be never with these ideas,
Of which my mind is pregnant.
Or shall I change my ink to crowd flattery?
Write love, politics, God or adultery?

For i think i have arrived little too soon,
To deliver what my pregnant mind had concieved.
Or shall I borrow ink from traders of words
To delay my going back?
And find myself standing in a queue,
Waiting to be applaused like a trader&#039;s jack.

or shall I marry?

©Naz Rat

Every girl may not to be queen
 for her husband
But She is always princess
 to her father

©Stylish Jatti

आशा करते हैं आप को नोजोटो पसंद आ रहा है | अपनी पोस्ट सोशल मीडिया पर शेयर करे और नोजोटो को टैग ज़रूर करें ❤️  
Don’t forget to share your post on social media & tag Nojoto. 
                Waiting for your next post. 🙏 

Read a lot of poetry. If you want to write poetry, start by reading poetry. ...

Listen to live poetry recitations. ...

Start small. ...

Don&#039;t obsess over your first line. ...

Embrace tools. ...

Enhance the poetic form with literary devices. ...

Try telling a story with your poem. ...

Express big ideas.

©Mukesh  Kumar

Priortize Your Thoughts and Ideas as soon as you can otherwise all these  will start polluting your peace of mind.

©Ajay kumar

Happier You. 
#Happiness 
#choice
#life
#love
#khaultisyahi 
#Live 
#spreadhappiness 

Whether you have woken up today feeling
stressed, anxious, tired or happy and content
with your lot there&#039;s no better way to start the
day than practicing gratitude and counting your
blessings 
 Here are five ideas to get you
started: -
 What am I grateful or appreciative for
today? 
- What can I cultivate and create today? -
Who am I grateful to have in my world? -
 What
moments in my life make me smile? -
 What can I
see out of my window or in my garden that
makes my world richer?

©KhaultiSyahi
 

What do you do while conversing with anyone? 

#Life

Yes, I generate content ideas
out of conversations.

But I don&#039;t do conversations
merely to generate
content ideas.

©Hardik Lashkari

All those who breath have great ideas.

It is only those who start working
on them after breathing,
contribute to the society&#039;s terrain.

©Swechha S

#poojapatelpoetry #affableworship #Nojoto #nojotoenglish

Where there is darkness,
There is always a source of calmness... 
Darkness is not always brings Negativity,  
Sometimes its brings ideas and hope too...

©Pooja Patel

Our feelings are shaped by circumstances and situations that are usually beyond our control. We let our mind to govern us, our ideas become words, and words become deeds. I&#039;ve been fortunate in not being imprisoned by the mind. I&#039;ve fallen, injured, and broken myself.
But, rather than regret and remorse, I&#039;m willing to pursue the path of love, compassion, understanding, and empathy. I can&#039;t live with hatred, it&#039;s too much of a burden for me.

©Singing Star

Debate: How Babasaheb Ambedkar Rejected the Word &#039;Dalit’ 
Caste: The word reflects the stigma attached to caste – and the humiliating degradation of human personality.
“But if thought corrupts language, language can also corrupt thought.”
– George Orwell
What B.R. Ambedkar thought of the word ‘dalit’ is an important question. Considering its implications for the ‘education, organisation, agitation’ and overall progress of the people who aspire to follow him, it demands solemn deliberation and engagement.
Today, let us all analyse ‘What B.R. Ambedkar Thought of the Word ‘Dalit’,the political use of the word.There&#039;s always a contesting opinions which exist among the followers of Babasaheb Ambedkar; one stands against, and the other stands for, the use of ‘dalit’. 
It evokes a judicial order to illustrate the schism, but there seems to be a misunderstanding with the issue.  
“In 2018,” an article on THE WIRE writes, “some dalits also petitioned the Supreme Court of India to ban the word ‘dalit  and instead replace it with ‘Scheduled Caste’. However, the Supreme Court rejected the Union government’s circular. The word continues to be contested”. 
In reality, the Supreme Court in February 2019 rejected a plea challenging the Centre’s circular advising the media against using ‘dalit’ to refer to members of the Scheduled Caste. The plea had said that the word ‘dalit’ is a self-chosen name, used as a “positive self-identifier and as a political identity”. The petitioner, advocate Sriram Parakkat, who represented a group of individuals and organisations working for ‘dalit’ rights, said the name represented the people who have been affected by the caste system and the practice of untouchability. However, a bench of Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi and Justice Sanjiv Khanna, said the petitioners could approach the “appropriate authorities” as it was “not interested in entertaining this petition.”
Although the issue is no longer contested by the state, it continues to be contested in the popular political discourse and within the movement. 
One faction, which believes it is holding fast to Ambedkarite ideas and actions, consciously rejects the word ‘dalit’ as a degrading marker of their identity. On the other hand, those who advocate ‘dalit’ politics believe their use of the word is also linked to the ideology and politics of Dr. Ambedkar and other harbingers of socio-political emancipation.
Now ask to yourself :To Be or Not to Be a ‘Dalit’?
The latter group rely on certain sparse historical facts that seem to justify the use of the word ‘dalit’. This quest often explores the words used by Jotiba and Savitribai Phule. They also invoke the rare use of the word by Dr. Ambedkar himself. 
But does the mere use of the word by the pioneers of social emancipation provide sufficient political, social and cultural justification for its use today? In particular, is the scant usage of the word by Dr. Ambedkar enough reason to justify using the term ‘dalit’ as the marker of an identity and movement?
The question is all the more relevant because Dr. Ambedkar’s own rare use of the word reflects his own belief that the depressed classes should not be identified by names that degrade their social-being and show them as lower compared to other socio-political classes.
Though defenders of ‘dalit’ try to validate their own use of the word by pointing to its limited use in Dr. Ambedkar’s spoken Marathi, they ignore the fact that whenever he used the word, it was just a simple translation of the term ‘depressed classes’, which he used as the socio-political category for the community. Some of these direct translations are mentioned in THE WIRE.
Here, the point to note is that, unlike the ‘Dalit Panthers’ and the other proponents of the word ‘dalit’, Dr. Ambedkar hardly used it.
This conscious rejection of the word ‘dalit’ in Dr. Ambedkar’s writings clarifies his thoughts on the word and also on its politics. He never used ‘dalit’ as a marked political category, unlike many contemporary advocates of the word. In fact, they have kept the word as a political category in all languages. Against this, Dr. Ambedkar was conscious of progressing positively from the cultural category of “Bahishkrut” (outcaste) to “Prabuddha” (enlightened) and from the political category of the “Depressed Classes” to the “Republican”.
‘There have also been many Ambedkarite thinkers who have constantly refuted the dalit name. Unfortunately, it is popular because of its perpetual usage in academia, the media and electoral politics.’ 
In the light of this, the attempt to seek validation from Dr. Ambedkar’s rare use of the word ‘dalit’ seems to be a case of clutching at straws.
But there is more: Dr. Ambedkar’s own awareness of the politics of naming had led him to admonish the use of what he called “stinking labels”.The word ‘dalit’ is a part of nomenclature. It is the name used to denote a particular community. As mentioned above, it is also the name used to classify this community into a political category. As is accepted by almost all the proponents of dalit politics, the word itself possesses negative force – invoking the horrors of caste by constantly reminding people of their weaker or degraded status in the society. One has to carry the stain of caste while bearing this stigmatised political category of the word ‘dalit’. In fact, this negative carriage of the filth of caste is misunderstood as a positive force by many. In contrast to the political literature that highlights and celebrates the negative force associated with the word ‘dalit’, Dr. Ambedkar was conscious of the need to repudiate the negative politics attached to nomenclature. 
In the Annihilation of Caste, he says, 
“It is common experience that certain names become associated with certain notions and sentiments, which determine a person’s attitude towards men and things. The names, Brahmin, Kshatriya, Vaishya and Shudra, are names which are associated with a definite and fixed notion in the mind of every Hindu. That notion is that of a hierarchy based on birth. So long as these names continue, Hindus will continue to think of the Brahmin, Kshatriya, Vaishya and Shudra as hierarchical divisions of high and low, based on birth, and act accordingly. The Hindu must be made to unlearn all this. To continue the old name is to make the reform futile. To allow this Chaturvarnya, based on worth to be designated by such stinking labels of Brahmin, Kshatriya, Vaishya, Shudra, indicative of social divisions based on birth, is a snare. There is no doubt; in my opinion, that unless you change your social order you can achieve little by way of progress.”
In his May 1936 speech, ‘What Path to Salvation’, Dr. Ambedkar notes,“The names that depict your caste are considered so filthy that even their utterance is enough to create a vomiting sensation in the heart of Hindus. Thus, by calling yourself a Chokhamela instead of a Mahar, you try to deceive people. But, you know, people are not deceived. Whether you call yourself a Chokhamela or a Harijan, people understand what you are. By your actions, you have proved, the necessity of a change in name. Then I would like to ask you, if you feel the need of change in your name, what objection should there be for the change of religion? Changing a religion is like changing a name. Change of a religion followed by the change of name will be more beneficial to you.”

Babasaheb,an epitome of knowledge and humility.JAI BHIM.

©Rituparna

learning inspires creativity
Creativity gives ideas
Thoughts gives knowledge
Wisdom exalts you 
💥💥

©Rajamani

In Life i didn&#039;t Look for Overnight Success...! 

What i did is - 

Consistency, 
Dedication, 
Learn, 
Commincate, 
Up-Skill, 
Think, 
Ideas, 
Helping Hand&#039;s, 
Trust and Build... 

Definitely you ll be successful one day...!

©Nävéèñ Gn

#Good 
#Morning 
#Love 
#motivate 
#Sa 
#standAlone  Ramkumar Tulsi sahani अमित साहू Zarna dayma शादाब खांन &amp;#039;शाद&amp;#039;

G – Get Up
O – Open Ur Eyes
O – Out Of Ur Bed
D – Day has Risen
M – Merry Life
O – Old Dreams come true
R – Rise &amp; Shine
N – New Friends
I – Ideas of Life
N – New Future
G – GooD Day to you

©Mohit Athankar

Have a 5 Year plan in life ~ 2022 - 2026

Write it down.
Write your ideas.
Write your vision.
Write down important invents 
Which are going to happen in your life in this 5 years.
Write where you want to see yourself after 5 years.

Once this is done
Split the 5 Year plan in 5 stages/steps
And do things that will helps you to achieve You&#039;re goals.
i.e. Learn Skills, Mental Health, Achieving your target year by year.

1) 2022 Set Target ~ Achieve It
2) 2023 Set Target ~ Achieve It
3) 2024 Set Target ~ Achieve It
4) 2025 Set Target ~ Achieve It
5) 2026 Set Target ~ Achieve It

In each year try to be a better person
And after this when you will look back after 5 years you will be proud 
of yourself, once you&#039;re proud make an another 5 year plans 
and continue this for the rest of your life.

In this way you can predict your future
And be prepared for it.

©Mahesh Hiwale

Sometimes we may question who we are
To do things.
We may be new to something
Or complete beginners
And sometimes we may experience 
The dull, thudding dissatisfaction
Of not being where we want to be
Feeling unsettled, uncertain and unsure 
And a nudging urge 
That we are meant for something more. 
We may lack the bravery to share our creations or ideas with the world 
We may lack the confidence to put ourselves out there
We may feel doubtful 
And we may question our worth and abilities.
However, it can be reassuring to be reminded 
Of the vast array of people
Who once felt as we did
And yet, still mustered the courage 
To show up and express themselves fully.
Those you admire
Were once beginners 
Those who are now experts
Were once novices 
And those who are now magnificent 
Were once mediocre  
And those who are now excellent
Once lacked experience.
It is through consistency
And regular effort 
That you follow your dreams 
And what brings them into reality 
Is your willingness to try 
And your bravery to begin. 
As while everyone has dreams and visions
What sets those that are successful apart 
Is their ability to act upon them
And bring them into reality.

©purvarth

April Fool&amp;#039;s Day
#AprilFoolsDay2021 
#April 
#April_Fool_Day 
#Happiness 
#full 
#love
#Family 

Some call it APRIL FOOL but
 for you and your beloved family 
I wish  APRIL FULL of .................

APRIL full of God&#039;s *Blessings*
APRIL full of God&#039;s *Health*
APRIL full of God&#039;s *Favour*
APRIL full of God&#039;s *Mercy*
APRIL full of God&#039;s *Joy*
APRIL full of God&#039;s *Greatness*
APRIL full of God&#039;s *Abundance*
APRIL full of God&#039;s *Goodness*
APRIL full of God&#039;s *Honour*
APRIL full of God&#039;s *Progression* in life
APRIL full of God&#039;s productive *Ideas*
APRIL full of God&#039;s *Purposes* for your life.
APRIL full of God&#039;s *Promotion*
APRIL full of God&#039;s *Help*
APRIL full of *Financial Breakthrough*
APRIL full of God&#039;s *Goodies* of life
APRIL full of a *Closer Walk* with God

 I once again wish you and your beloved family
 a month of FULLNESS
 in every thing in your lives 💚💜🧡💛❤💙🖤

©KhaultiSyahi
 

Being a teacher you have to think out of the box if you don&amp;#039;t know how to create students interest towards learning so believe me y

Being a teacher you have to think out of the box if you don&#039;t know how to create students interest towards learning so believe me you are not good teacher at all. Being a teacher you should have creative mind and passionate towards learning because teacher is also a student. A Teacher  spends his whole life to learn new skills and ideas about teaching learning process.It depends only on teacher that how he or she can make his classroom effective.
A good teacher is not a person who has knowledge 
but a person who can make understand basic concepts to his students.

Bhupendra Rawat

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