264: SHIQURDU 31

 

 

171

पूछा मैंने खुदा से,

अंदर मेरे ये कैसा शोर है,

हंस कर खुदा बोला,

खुला आसमान, चांद, तारे चाहत है तेरी,

पर बन्द दीवारों को सजाने पर तेरा जोर है,

 

 

172

एक सुकून की तलाश में जाने कितनी

बेचैनियाँ पाल ली,

और लोग कहते हैं की हम बड़े हो गए

हमने जिंदगी संभाल ली।

 

 

173

इसी का नाम जिन्दगी है

कुछ दबी हुई ख्वाहिशे, कुछ मंद मुस्कुराहटें

कुछ खोए हुए सपने, कुछ अनसुनी आहटें

 

 

174

मैं न कोई मसीहा, न कोई रहनुमा हूँ,

मैं अपनी ही आवाज़ हूँ.. मैं अपनी ही सदा हूँ

मैं अपना ही गुनाह हूँ.. मैं अपनी ही सज़ा हूँ

 

 

175

बोल उठती है तस्वीर भी,

मन से इबादत कर देखिये

होगा  तुमको भी किस्मत पे अपनी नाज़

सिर झुका कर देखिये

 

  • Shiqurdu is a collection of thoughts. Although an odd-sounding name felt appropriate for the collection.

 

  • These are simplified quotes in Hurdu (Hurdu being a mix of Hindi and Urdu akin to Hinglish i.e., Hindi and English). Although in some cases the language has been simplified attempt has been made to retain the thought and the poetic flavor.

 

  • These thoughts have been picked up from various publications. Credit goes to all the original writers who penned down these deep-meaning messages.

 

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256: SHIQURDU 30

 

166

किसी के चेहरे से उसके अंदर देखना

जैसे

किनारे पे बैठकर समंदर देखना

 

 

167

कद बढ़ा नहीं होता , ऐड़ियां उठाने से

ऊंचाईया मिलती हैं, सर झुकाने से

 

 

168

सुकून

उस चाहत का मिल जाना

जिसके बाद कोई चाहत न हो

 

 

169

ऐ  खुदा ऐसी नियत दे  दे

किसी को प्यासा जो देखू तो

दरिया हो जाऊं

 

 

170

आसान  जिन्दगी,  जिन्दगी नही होती

बिना थके जो मिल जाये,

वो मंजिल, मंजिल नही होती

 

  • Shiqurdu is a collection of thoughts. Although an odd sounding name, but felt appropriate for the collection.

 

  • These are simplified quotes in Hurdu (Hurdu being a mix of Hindi and Urdu akin to Hinglish i.e., hindi and english). Although in some cases the language has been simplified but attempt has been made to retain the thought and the poetic flavor.

 

  • These thoughts have been picked up from various publications. Credit goes to all the original writers who penned down these deep meaning messages.

 

 

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255: Chat with Mr Ashtosh Garg of TBCY (The Brand Called You)

 

 

Had an interesting Interview with well-known Mr Ashtosh Garg (Chairman, Guardian Pharmacy and Book Author – details at the end of the post) of “The Brand Called You’.

 

‘The Brand Called You’ is a Media Tech global platform that brings you Leadership Lessons, Knowledge, Experience, and Wisdom from leading personalities from diverse backgrounds across the World. These are individuals who have contributed significantly to making the World a better place.

 

The link to the video is below:-

 

For issue-based viewing please click on the links below:-

  1. Introduction.  (00.00).
  2. Things done right during the journey in the Air Force (01.05).
  3. Learnings and Challenges. (02.08).
  4. Leadership Style. (03.11).
  5. Balakot Strikes. (05.30).
  6. Technology and warfare. (08.25).
  7. Space Warfare. (11.30).
  8. Cyber Warfare. (13.28).
  9. Highway operations. (15.36).
  10. China (19.07).
  11. Our preparedness level as compared to 1962 (22.05).
  12. Pakistan (24.30).
  13. Motivation level of our troops and qualitative factors. (27.30).
  14. Future of Warfare. (30.28).

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Mr Ashutosh Garg

Chairman, Guardian Pharmacy and Book Author

Ashutosh Garg, an MBA worked for ITC Limited for 17 years, leaving in 1995 as Managing Director of one of the ITC group companies, based in Singapore. Thereafter he spent 8 years in the aerospace industry. He founded Guardian Pharmacy in India in 2003 and grew it to the second-largest pharmacy chain in India. He also brought GNC as a partner to India. He exited the company he founded in August 2016.

Ashutosh served as a director of the GAVI Vaccine Alliance for 8 years. He is Chairman of Bizdome, a Startup Incubator of the Indian Institute of Management, Rohtak. He has also served on the Advisory Council of the Centre for Policy Research and continues to serve on the boards of several companies.

He was recognized as a Global Leader for Tomorrow by the World Economic Forum, Switzerland. He is an active member of the Young Presidents’ Organization and is the Chairman-elect for YPO Gold, South Asia for the period 2017 – 19.

He has written 5 highly acclaimed bestsellers titled “The Buck Stops Here – my journey from manager to entrepreneur”; “The Corner Office”; “Reinvent Reboot Rewire. Managing Retirement in the 21st Century”; “The Buck Stops Here – Learnings of a Startup Entrepreneur” and “An Eye for an Eye”. He writes regularly for various online publications like Times of India, Business Insider, Inc., Entrepreneur, The Quint, and Big Decisions.

An avid golfer, he plays the Indian flute and enjoys reading and listening to Indian classical and vocal music.

 

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