People are responsible for Bodh Gaya says activist Manmohan Gupta

Mahabodhi Temple in Bodh Gaya blast could have been avoided if people were vigilant said social activist Manmohan Gupta who is the chairman of Gandhi Vichar Manch located at Malad, Mumbai. 

"When incidents like these happen, we hold police responsible. Such incidents happen because we are not vigilant. We are always thinking about ourselves and are not concerned about earth and nation. People should be vigilant and should report to police if they see something wrong. Police and government cannot reach every street. We should have love for the nation. If citizens report such activities to police, nefarious people cannot carry out such actions," says Manmohan Gupta.

Radhe Maa Trust commences book donation drive with Mukesh Khanna

Mumbai .: Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru Maa Charitable Trust (Proposed)  conducted a book donation drive in the presence of Mukesh Khanna, popularly known as Shaktimaan amongst the kids, at Sodawala Municipal School, Borivali (West),Mumbai on 10 July, 2013. “The initiative is part of the trust’s efforts to provide better education facilities to children of all sections of society,” said Sanjeev Gupta, a devotee of Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru Maa.

The trust donated notebooks, toys, sketch pens, drawing books and pens to hundreds of student from Std. I to Std VII. The students, teachers and staff of the school were delighted to receive the wonderful gift. Overwhelmed by the glimpse of their hero Shaktimaan, the students danced on Bollywood numbers, recited poems and sang beautiful songs. The volunteers of Radhe Maa Trust shared many light moments with the students. 

The kids were excited to speak to their hero who gave them important lessons on personal hygiene. “If you wish to be Shaktimaan, brush your teeth twice a day, bathe regularly and always wash your hands before having a meal,” Mukesh Khanna (Shaktimaan) told the students who were all smiles.

Sodawala Municipal School provides education to thousands of students in several languages including Kannada, Tamil, Hindi, Marathi and English.

Princess Shirin –the new item girl of Bollywood

Princess Shirin is following the foot prints of big established heroines she is also game for item numbers.She has done an item number of Sasia Productions’s film, ‘Blind People’.It’s Produced & Directed by Hare Mohan Verma .If eyewitnesses are to be believed, Princess Shirin has set the Thames on fire and her performance will catapult her into the rank of top item girls. The item song’s catchy lyric, “Meri Joban Ki Khidki Khuli Hai Aao Rajaji…”. The song is cheoreographed by Pappu Khanna.Tarannum Malik has rendered her sexy voice to the song and Dilip Sen is the Music director. Blind People is scheduled to release after rainy seasons

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Princess Shirin gave more innumerous stage shows around the world. She Says, “I am sure people will like my dance and song. I am very happy & I thanks Sasia Productions. I am not averse to films but I won't do it for the sake of just doing. Role must be good enough to get me in. Or Item song in big banners film".

On 1st death anniversary of Dara Singh

Dara Singh, Wrestling Champion and Bollywood's Strong man

India's favorite Hanuman ji died on 12th July a year ago. The iconic Wrestler and Actor Sardar Dara Singh Randhawa died at the age of 84 after suffering from cardiac respiratory arrest at 7.30 Am. The other iconic actor Amitabh Bachchan tweeted, "Dara Singh ji passed away this morning.A great Indian and one of the finest humans.An entire eras of his celebrated presence gone!"

 Born on 19th November 1928 in Punjab, Dara Singh joined Pehalwani due to his physique which measures 6.2 feet and a weight of 132 kgs. He was invited by various princely states to display is wrestling skills. Later he went on to defeat some worldwide names in wrestling from US, which increased his popularity. He defeated American Lou Thesz and then went on to defeat the great Stanislaus Zbyszko.

He wrestled his final tournament in New Delhi (1983) where he announced his retirement. In 1996 he was inducted into the Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame.

 He began his movie career in Bollywood in 1952 with the movie Sangdil, played his first lead role in Babubhai Mistry's film King Kong (1962). He was often paired with Mumtaz. Near the end of 1980's he was a popular household name after he played the role of Januman in TV serial Ramayan. He played Hanuman in movies too. His last Hindi movie was Jab We Met and last Punjabi movie was Dil Apna Punjabi.

 Singh owns the Dara Studio at Mohali, District Mohali, Punjab. Dara Film Studio was founded in 1978. The Studio is operational from 1980 as a film studio. He produced and even directed films in Hindi and Punjabi. He acted in Tamil, Telegu,Malayam, Gujrati, Marathi,Bhojpuri and Haryanvi too.Overall he acted in more than a 150 films.
 Dara Singh became the first sportsman to be nominated to the Rajya Sabha and was in the position from 2003 and 2009. He was also president of the All India Jat Mahasabha.

Dara Singh was married twice. He had a son from his first marriage and from his second marriage he had five children including two sons and three daughters. One of his sons Vindu Dara Singh is a film and television actor.
Dara Singh's most coveted awards and accomplishments include National Wrestling Alliance: Canadian Open Tag Team Champion, with Yukon Eric; Rustam-e-Hind, 1954; Rustam-e-Punjab, 1966; and the Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame - Class of 1996.

 Dara Singh may have died but his legend lives on.