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Anjana Doodh Dairy!

Anjana Doodh Dairy is a shop located on Jawahar Panna road near Ambedkar statue opposite to Ambi Wine Shop. It sells dairy products. The name is a Hindi name. Anjana means Unknown. Ranjana means without imagination. Jana means people. Imagination is related to people who can imagine. Doodh stands for milk. Cow, buffalo and goat are three animals most frequently used for milking purposes in Indian subcontinent. Cow’s milk is costlier than that of buffalo. Gandhi was recommended goat’s milk by a doctor because in order to digest milk you need a lot of exercise. Gandhi was suffering from indigestion. Dairy products are made of milk. If you have read so far you already know that we don’t practice economy of speech, leave alone any other type of moderation. For example: Doodh and Dairy in the same name are redundant. Ideally: it should be Anjana Dairy. My friend Aditya Dwivedi was merely a laid back lad of twelve years when he first introduced me to this dairy shop. It has stood through tests of time in this small city. This national highway leads to Khajuraho Group of Monuments or a national heritage recognised by the archeological survey of India. Rest of the pictures are representatives of zeitgeist and courtesy of Chhatarpur Madhya Pradesh: Baburam Chaturvedi Stadium Chhatarpur, Chai Vibhag Cafe, Late Madhava Prasad Mishra Memorial Tennis Ball Night Cricket Tournament April 2022 and Juice Corner on Satai road Chhatarpur. Needless to say: every picture is worth at least one thousand words. Hope you would like perusing and sharing it on social media sites. You can hire me for creation of taglines or content writing provided you are fair and square in paying your dues.

Chai Vibhag: What is possible with ten rupees?
What’s with MBBS?
Recognise anyone?
And…
Why badminton? Why not Cricket, Tennis, Football, Skating or Basketball?
A glass of juice: morning mango juice full of multivitamin: only for ten rupees.
What’s the catch? Third world country flies with bees!
Who’s BD Anuragi from Dev Raw? How’s this person linked to RFS26?
Art
Craft
Jog your memory: all answers are there!
Where are the records?
Why bother on a Wednesday morning in April?
Century?
Can you see Venus? Or Neptune?
Moon? Or East?
SBI Bada Malehera versus Champions Cricket Club Jhansi
Jhansi champion played two matches and then went back to where they came from: Jhansi
Who gives the verdict?
Still unable to find the dragon or the owner!

Bread and butter? No. Bread and water. Bought from Anjana Dairy.

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Roustabout!

1. I had a 15 minutes session on Data Science with Vaibhav who represents Business Toys. Vaibhav hails from Satara, Maharashtra. The session was for free from the firm.

2. He is currently located in Yeshwanthpur, Bangalore (Bengaluru.)

3. Data Science course would need 79999 rupees including GST. And a laptop or computer. Six months of one to one and half hours sessions would enable you to become a Business Analyst if you’re competitive enough.

4. Data Science has Machine learning and Deep learning.

5. Machine learning part needs knowledge of SQL, Python.

6. Deep learning platform is KERAS. It’s similar to Alexa by Amazon.

7. Foundation of machine learning is data recognition or pattern recognition. It’s extrapolated into descriptive analysis in deep learning via tensor imaging. The data has to be converted into visual models which can easily give information to businesses.

8. Why am I interested in Data Science? Because I am curious. Curiouser and curiouser.

9. Data is information. I asked him if it can be called energy. Switching from Computer Science to Physics.

10. His tone was moderate and he seemed like a good interlocutor.

11. This post might come across as an advertisement for Business Toys but it’s for my comprehension and to provide basic info to anyone interested.

12. Thanks Vaibhav and rest of the team!

A Tohu verse to celebrate the session:

Roustabout roundabout

Bout out of box

Index out of bound

Redound rebound

Underdogs will shine

Like vast effulgence of Grace!

Tacit jacitation

Chitta Ranjan January February

Clam round lambda unbound.

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Caravan!

It’s the world family day.

2. It’s something or the other everyday

I have been a nomad since my earliest lives. I belonged to one and to all. In every group I was the first one to break the sectarian bias. Though I favour Ramalinga vegetarian and vegan movements I can clearly understand why cannibalism and wrong turns exist

4. I only have my body and it’s microcosm as well as macrocosm. Contention point with siblings was always lack of any grounding regarding pursuit of family objectives. Why do neighborhood families have taller buildings: because they need them. Why does USA manufacture more weapons? I got accustomed to village life which had fresh air and plenty of space. Now technology which is incompatible with space is available only to very rich and very famous and yet they succumb to Cancer and other diseases. Ramalinga left with a fragrance of camphor in that room. Where did he go? He said he entered into all bodies. Didn’t all those who succumbed to Cancer or other diseases? No. Because their thirst and hunger lives on whereas Ramalinga or Gandhi left monuments which act as tome to me.

Is whole world really a family ?

Truth be told: adept is one who needs no food, water or respect nor company or help.

I have needs: clothes. Water. Entertainment. Events. Help. Company.

I can’t roam around this city without good clothes or a lot of food and water.

South East

Those who say the whole world is a family must decide first who or what is the world. I am the world and the family.

Those who haven’t attained pure body of gnosis and bliss have no right to say that the whole world is a family. They are serving a doctrine, a media house, a policy or a nation state or themselves to sell their shoddy goods.

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The Friend of the World: VishwaMitra!

1. International Nurse Day.

2. 12.5.2020=23=5.

3. Subha Nitya Yoga: auspicious.

4. Kaal sharp Yoga.

5. Gemini rises with Rahu.

6. Pluto, Jupiter, Saturn, Moon in Uttarashadha. Ruled by Sun.

7. Atmakaraka Moon being in the same sign Sagittarius in navamsa and lagna.

8. Sun with Moon in Navamsa: royal assignment. In Sagittarius: fall from a high place.

9. Saturn retrograde.

10. Nakul Yoni. Gorakhnath. Mangoose. Fourth legitimate son of Kunti: wife of Pandu and fifth in total including Karana the son of Sun.

11. I am reading a book on linguistics given by a neighbour who is pursuing his master’s in English literature. I read about work of Patanjali, Panini and Katayayna and name of Patanjali as a linguist amazed me. Panini is considered the prime linguist in Sanskrit with his Ashta dhyayi being the authoritative book on the subject.

12. It’s Jiddu Krishnamurti birthday. His saying: you’re the world was a confirmation in college in 2005. An Einstein in metaphysics: perhaps the only thinker contemporary to Rajneesh Osho who was respected by him. I read his biography by Pupul Jayakar. What pained me most?

A. The manner of his awakening. Nitai, his brother suffered along with him.

B. His demise: he realised in the very end: that despite being the world teacher and a 12 cylinder engine–he had to suffer before shedding off the mortal coil. UG kept criticizing him all through his life but he was a major influence.

International Nurse Day: my ashram head in Jagannath Ghat, Jnana Gudri told me: he had decided to remain a renunciate: then once he was admitted in a hospital because of an electric shock and wanted to marry the nurse because of the change of his heart. His guru venerated Ishvara Puri made him marry in his own caste: following tradition.

13. It rained a bit. I bought a new earphone. This is what North Eastern skies look like from my roof this morning at 9:23 AM as I listen to Spotify : Aum Namaha Shivaya by Vaishnavi Brassey and company with a wonderful background music. I am grateful for the tea I had this morning. The biscuits, the fresh air, this ability to share my experience with you via Word Press.

14. I am participating in a prayer meeting in my neighborhood with my friend AT. His grandfather, a retired principal and a renowned astrologer along with his cousins join to chant Gayatri Mantra. The guided meditation is in the voice of Pandit Shriram Sharma, the founder of All World Gayatri Parivaar. And Dr. Pranav Pandya, M.D. We meditate for world peace spreading positive vibrations to help speedy recovery of all of us. Vishwa Mitra is the Drishta of this vedic mantra. His name means a friend of world. I feel good by saying this prayer in a group. A group where my voice is one of many.