VEETHIKA is a double-blind refereed International journal (ISSN: 2454-342X)

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VEETHIKA-An International Interdisciplinary Research Journal (VEETHIKA)
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Frequency : Bi-Annual
ISSN : 2454-342X
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About The Journal
VEETHIKA is a double-blind refereed International journal (ISSN: 2454-342X) aims to arm its readership with the latest research and commentary in all areas humanities, languages, management and social social sciences, with an informed, inter-disciplinary approach. The journal invites papers from all social science, environment, language and management disciplines.

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ज़ल्द ही आप लोगों के बीच यह पुस्तक आ जाएगी । भाई Suryakant Nath एवं पूरी टीम को बधाई ।

कुछ था कि जो

होकर ही महसूस किया
न होने के फ़लसफ़े को
और यह भी कि
तुम आवेग के आगे
प्रेम के आगे 
अपनी मतलब परस्ती के बाद
टूंट की गूँज के बाद
बिना किसी अपराध बोध के
जब कभी फ़िर
चाहोगी तो
वो सब पुराना
पहले से कंही जादा
नया और चटक होकर
मिलेगा फ़िर तुम्हें
बिना किसी शिकायत के
तुम में डूबा हुआ
तुमसे ही पूरा हुआ
वो सब
जो बिखरा पड़ा है
टूटा और बेकार सा
उसी किसी कोने में
जहाँ कि
तुम लौटो कभी
या कि फ़िर पल दो पल
चाहो रुकना
खेलना
तोड़ना
या डूबना
ताकि उबर सको
मुस्कुरा सको
और कह सको कि
तुम्हें ज़रुरत तो नहीं थी पर
कुछ था कि जो
हो जाता तो
बेहतर था ।
सोचता हूँ
यह क्या था ?
यह क्या है ?
जो मेरे अंदर
तुम्हारे होने न होने से
परे है
लेकिन है
तुम्हारे लिये ही
जब कि तुम्हें
ज़रूरत नहीं है
और
कोई शिकायत भी नहीं ।
डॉ मनीष कुमार मिश्रा

होकर औरत ही

धूप सी सुनहली 
गर्म और बिखरी हुई 
सर्दियों सी कपकपाती 
ठिठुरती और सिमटी हुई 
बारिश की बूंदों सी टिपटिपाती
बरसती और भिगोती हुई
रात सी ख़ामोश
दिन के कोलाहल से भरी हुई
सीधी और सरल सी
नरम गरम और पथराई हुई
ज़िन्दगी सी
उलझी हुई
तुम जो सुलझाती हो
वो गाँठें
ख़ुद को बांधे
इतने बंधनों में
इतने जतन से
सालों
शताब्दियों
सहस्त्राब्दियों से
तुम
औरत होकर भी
नहीं नहीं
तुम औरत हो
और
होकर औरत ही
तुम कर सकती हो
वह सब
जिनके होने से ही
होने का कुछ अर्थ है
अन्यथा
जो भी है
सब का सब
व्यर्थ है ।
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मुझे मेरी तलाश है लेकिन

मुझे मेरी तलाश है लेकिन
लोग कहते हैं नासमझ हूँ ।
                    डॉ मनीष कुमार मिश्रा ।

नाटककार दयाप्रकाश सिन्हा - हर्षा त्रिवेदी पुस्तक आप सभी के लिये उपलब्ध है

होली के हुडदंग का

भंग छान सब मस्त रहें
काशी में शिव संग ।
होली के हुडदंग का 
यहाँ अनोखा रंग ।
शाहन का भी शाह फकीरा
फ़िरे घाट होइ झंट ।
बम बम बोल भक्त यहाँ
ठेउने पर पाखंड ।
बोल कबीरा के बोले
और झूमें तुलसी संग ।
हरफन मौला,छोड़ झमेला
यही बनारसी ढंग ।
रोम रोम पुलकित हो जाये
जब भी देखूं पावन गंग ।
बड़े बड़े बकैत यहाँ
अड़ीबाज हो करते जंग ।
पान चबाकर कुर्ता झारकर
बातों से करते दंग ।
लंकेटिंग की बात निराली
जादा तर अड्बंग ।
बना रहे ये रंग बनारस
हो ना टस से मस ।
सांड सुशोभित गलियों में
बच्चे फिरते नंग धडंग ।
मुर्दों का मेला ठेला
दाह हो रहे अंग ।
इच्छाओं को दाह कर
मुस्काते हैं मलंग ।
काशी की है बात निराली
अर्धचंद्र इसका अलंग ।
अड़ी खड़ी भोले त्रिशूल पर
उनको भी अति प्रिय ।
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डॉ मनीषकुमार सी. मिश्रा

यह जो बनारस है

ये जो बनारस है
धर्म कर्म और मर्म की धरा है
जिंदा ही नहीं
मुर्दों का भी जिंदादिल शहर है
धारा के विपरीत 
यही यहाँ की रीत है ।

यह जो बनारस है
कबीर को मानता है
तुलसी संग झूमता है
अड्बंगी बाबा का धाम
यह सब को अपनाता है ।

यह जो बनारस है
खण्ड खण्ड पाखंड यहाँ
गंजेड़ी भंगेड़ी मदमस्त यहाँ
अनिश्चितताओं को सौंप ज़िन्दगी
बाबा जी निश्चिंत यहाँ ।

यह जो बनारस है
रामलीला की नगरी
घाटों और गंगा की नगरी
मालवीय जी के प्रताप से
सर्व विद्या की राजधानी भी है ।

यह जो बनारस है
अपनी साड़ियों के लिए मशहूर है
हाँ इनदिनों बुनकर बेहाल है
मगर सपनों में उम्मीद बाकी है
यह शहर उम्मीद के सपनों का शहर है ।

यह जो बनारस है
बडबोला इसका मिजाज है
पान यहाँ का रिवाज है
ठंडी के दिनों की मलईया का
गजब का स्वाद है ।

यह जो बनारस है
माँ अन्नपूर्णा यहाँ
संकट मोचन यहाँ
कोई क्या बिगाड़ेगा इसका
यहाँ स्वयं महादेव का वास है ।

डॉ मनीषकुमार सी. मिश्रा

जवाहरलाल नेहरू के कार्यों की शोधपरक विवेचना

मित्रों

सादर प्रणाम ।

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    हमारे संपादक मण्डल के सदस्य आलेख देखने के बाद उसकी स्वीकृति अथवा अस्वीकृति के संदर्भ में आप को अवगत करा देगें । पुस्तक प्रकाशित होने पर उसकी एक प्रति आप को डाक द्वारा भेज़ दी जायेगी । आलेख लिखने के लिये उप विषय नीचे दिये गए हैं । इनके अतिरिक्त भी आप संपादक की अनुमति से किसी नए विषय का चुनाव कर सकते हैं ।

आप सभी के सहयोग की अपेक्षा है ।

Remembering Nehru

With Gandhi and Sardar Patel, Nehru formed the famous triumvirate which shaped the Indian nation-in-the-making during the freedom struggle and in its formative years immediately after independence. After Gandhi, he was the most popular Congress leader in India. His outstanding leadership during the freedom struggle and in the early years after independence was central to the consolidation of the new state and to the legitimacy of the Congress, which he led in the subsequent years till his death. As the prime minister between 1947 and 1964, no other Indian leader other than her daughter Indira has come close to his political longevity at the top. Because of his long reign, several of the seemingly bewildering contradictions of today’s India can also be traced to Nehru. 

It has been 125 years since Jawaharlal Nehru was born and 50 years since he died. He was the prime architect of modern India and her system of parliamentary democracy. In his understanding, parliamentary democracy was necessary for keeping India united as a nation. Given its diversity and differences, only a democratic structure which gives freedom to various cultural, political and socio-economic tendencies to express themselves could hold India together. He said, “This is too large a country, with too many legitimate diversities, to permit any so-called ‘strong man’ to trample over people and their ideas.”

At the same time, he was also a realist who recognized that parliamentary democracy was not something which could be consolidated overnight. It had to evolve and grow. It had to be absorbed by the people and demanded a great deal of investment in their political education. Mobilizing them and involving them in the task of nation-building was an arduous task when more than 70 percent of the people were illiterate.

Greatly admired within India during his lifetime, Nehru witnessed a precipitous fall in his reputation after his death. This accelerated in the 1980s and 1990s, when his ideas on the economy, on foreign affairs, and on social harmony all came under sharp attack. There was a vigorous campaign to free entrepreneurs from all forms of state control and regulation; a major, countrywide movement to redefine Indian secularism by making it more “Hindu” in theory and practice; and a clamour from the media and business elite to abandon India’s non-alignment in favour of an ever closer relationship with the United States.

India has experimented now with 20 years of anti-Nehruvian policies in economics, social affairs, and foreign policy. These radical shifts have shown mixed results. Creative capitalism is being increasingly subordinated to crony capitalism; aggressive Hindutva has led to horrific riots and the loss of many lives; and the United States has not shown itself to be as willing to accommodate India’s interests as our votaries of a special relationship had hoped.

Every country, and every generation needs icons and role models for mew generations. The west is very good at producing or discovering one periodically. We too have tried to emulate that but with sporadic and limited success. Nehru remains an obvious option. There is something remarkably enduring about his works and personality. Pity though that we have in a well meaning effort put him up on pedestals but only as a stone statute or congratulated ourselves after merely naming roads and buildings after him. But the real Nehru, particularly his scientific temper, has gradually disappeared from our political culture. In times of seemingly low ideology content and growing frustration with the system, yet great new opportunities opening up globally, a rediscovery of Jawaharlal Nehru could provide the meaning we are looking for.

Themes

1.       Nehru as Maker of Modern India.

2.       Nehru the Social Democrat

3.       Nehru and Indian Economy

4.       Nehru’s Political Thought/Philosophy

5.       Nehru and the Congress

6.       Nehru’s Foreign Policy

7.       Nehru and the Merger of the Princely States

8.       Nehru and the Reorganization of the States of 1956

9.       Nehru and the Issue of National Language 

10.   Nehru and Gandhi

11.   Nehru and Sardar Patel

12.   Nehru and Rajendra Prasad

13.   Nehru and Ambedkar

14.   Nehru and Maulana Azad

15.   Nehru and Jinnah

16.   Nehru and Operation Polo (annexation of Hyderabad)

17.   Nehru and Indian Secularism

18.   Nehru and Mounbatten

19.   Nehru and the Hindu Code Bill

20.   Nehru and the Kashmir Crisis

21.   Nehru and Sheikh Abdullah

22.   Nehru and the Minorities

23.   Nehru and China

24.   Nehru and the Tibetan Dilemma

25.   Nehru and His ‘Discovery of India’

26.   Nehruvian legacy

27.   Nehru and the NAM

28.   Nehru and the Issue of Human Rights

29.   Nehru and the gender question

30.   Nehru and the Masses

31.   Nehru and the children

32.   Nehru and Industrialization

33.   Nehru and the Scientific Temper

34.   Nehru and Partition of India

35.   Nehru and Gandhi’s Death

36.   Nehru and Affirmative Action in India

37.   Nehru in Films

38.   Nehru in Literature

39.   Nehru’s Writings

40.   Nehru and Communism

41.   Nehru and the West

42.   Nehru and Apartheid

43.   Nehru and the Blacks

44.   Nehru and the Indian Constitution

                                                   आपका

                                             डॉ मनीषकुमार सी. मिश्रा

                                             डॉ सूर्यकांत नाथ

हुनर मुझको ही न आया , अहसान करने का ,

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अभिज्ञान तुम्हारा अज्ञान तुम्हारा , आत्मीयता या अभिमान तुम्हारा ;
क्या हम माने मेरा सच क्या है , आलिंगन या अपमान तुम्हारा /

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हुनर  मुझको ही न आया , अहसान करने का ,
कैसे भरूंगा कर्ज , है प्यार कहने का /

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