Today is kumara shashti, festive day,worshiping kuamaraswamy gives benific results for unmaried girls.
M.v.sharma
Astrolger
Saturday, 13 July 2013
Thursday, 11 July 2013
Astro message
Dakhsanaya punyakalam is going to start on 16th july at 3:47 pm, it is known as kataka sankramanam.
so the punyakala srats from 3:48 am before sankramanam. Holly bath in the river or sea, pithru tharpanam,
danam,etc.
M.V.SHARMA
ASTROLOGER
Rains in INDIA
Uttarakhand's Kedarnath after repeated attempts to airdrop supplies for them failed due to inclement weather, officials said Tuesday.
The NDRF team, which is in Kedarnath Valley after the mid-June flash floods and landslides, is left with just one day's ration and some of the members have taken ill in the past one day, official sources said.
The rescue team has not received supplies for the last five days owing to poor weather. Several attempts by the state government to airdrop supplies were aborted Monday as inclement weather and continued rains grounded air traffic, added the sources.
KK Tamta, nodal officer of the health department stationed in Guptakashi, said that doctors with the NDRF team told him about outbreak of diseases. Of the 74 members, at least 40 were suffering from diarrhoea and gastroenteritis (inflammation of the stomach and intestines), he said.
"At Guptakashi, ration and medicines are awaiting to be airdropped to Kedarnath for the past two days," an official said.
"Two special planes full of ration, medicines and other material were not able to fly out Monday owing to poor visibility and bad weather," said Subhash Kumar, chief secretary of the hill state.
The weather can imperil the team's wellbeing, admitted an official, adding that a 15-member team of the army's Sikh Regiment has been sent from Rudraprayag to help the rescuers in Kedarnath Valley.
A team of trained mountaineers will also be dispatched to the valley from the Kalimath-Ukimath side Tuesday.
Officials said that 93 bodies have been cremated so far but lack of wood for funeral and inclement weather has been delaying the cremation of the remaining bodies.
"Several tonnes of wood, ghee and other things required to perform last rites of Hindus were to be airdropped in the Kedar Valley but the operations have been hit by fog and rains," an official involved in the operations said.
Meanwhile, torrential rains have killed at least seven people in other parts of the hill state in the last two days. Apart from this, cloud bursts have flattened over a dozen houses in Chamoli. Four bridges have also been washed away, officials said.
Four people, all labourers, were killed in Dwarikhal area of Pauri Garhwal when they were clearing a road, while three people -- two children and a woman -- died when a wall of a house in Vikas Nagar area of the state capital Dehradun collapsed. The Mandakini river also washed away five shops in Agastyamuni.
The Ganga river is in spate in Haridwar and Rishikesh and many villages are flooded. The Rishikesh district administration has alerted people living on the riverside of an impending flood as the Ganga is flowing well above the "warning mark" of 339 metres and is likely to breach the 339.70 metres danger mark Tuesday.
Authorities have ordered evacuation of people from the Chandrabhaga and Mayakund areas. The Met department has forecast heavy rains in the state Tuesday.
Hundreds were killed and thousands went missing after torrential rains battered Uttarakhand last month.
The NDRF team, which is in Kedarnath Valley after the mid-June flash floods and landslides, is left with just one day's ration and some of the members have taken ill in the past one day, official sources said.
The rescue team has not received supplies for the last five days owing to poor weather. Several attempts by the state government to airdrop supplies were aborted Monday as inclement weather and continued rains grounded air traffic, added the sources.
KK Tamta, nodal officer of the health department stationed in Guptakashi, said that doctors with the NDRF team told him about outbreak of diseases. Of the 74 members, at least 40 were suffering from diarrhoea and gastroenteritis (inflammation of the stomach and intestines), he said.
"At Guptakashi, ration and medicines are awaiting to be airdropped to Kedarnath for the past two days," an official said.
"Two special planes full of ration, medicines and other material were not able to fly out Monday owing to poor visibility and bad weather," said Subhash Kumar, chief secretary of the hill state.
The weather can imperil the team's wellbeing, admitted an official, adding that a 15-member team of the army's Sikh Regiment has been sent from Rudraprayag to help the rescuers in Kedarnath Valley.
A team of trained mountaineers will also be dispatched to the valley from the Kalimath-Ukimath side Tuesday.
Officials said that 93 bodies have been cremated so far but lack of wood for funeral and inclement weather has been delaying the cremation of the remaining bodies.
"Several tonnes of wood, ghee and other things required to perform last rites of Hindus were to be airdropped in the Kedar Valley but the operations have been hit by fog and rains," an official involved in the operations said.
Meanwhile, torrential rains have killed at least seven people in other parts of the hill state in the last two days. Apart from this, cloud bursts have flattened over a dozen houses in Chamoli. Four bridges have also been washed away, officials said.
Four people, all labourers, were killed in Dwarikhal area of Pauri Garhwal when they were clearing a road, while three people -- two children and a woman -- died when a wall of a house in Vikas Nagar area of the state capital Dehradun collapsed. The Mandakini river also washed away five shops in Agastyamuni.
The Ganga river is in spate in Haridwar and Rishikesh and many villages are flooded. The Rishikesh district administration has alerted people living on the riverside of an impending flood as the Ganga is flowing well above the "warning mark" of 339 metres and is likely to breach the 339.70 metres danger mark Tuesday.
Authorities have ordered evacuation of people from the Chandrabhaga and Mayakund areas. The Met department has forecast heavy rains in the state Tuesday.
Hundreds were killed and thousands went missing after torrential rains battered Uttarakhand last month.
Wednesday, 3 July 2013
About Me
Sri Melluri Venkateshwara Sharma is the president of Centre for astro medical science and services-(ayurveda-medicine astrology) and also the vice president of jyothisha vignana peetham. I was born on 20.07.1955 and has studied BA(sociology) and MA (astrology).
We are well known for the following
- Founder of Center For Astro Medical Science and Services (Ayurveda-Medicine Astrology)
- Astrology (True Predictions )
- Vastu
- Muhurtas
- Devatha Prathista
- Shanti-Homas, Gruha Dosha
- Social Services
- Hindu Sampradayas- Vedic Karmas
Center For Astro Medical Science and Services
Our beloved country
Bharat is very ancient and enriched with abudent spiritual knowledge and devine
power. Since ages we are follewing uninterrupted, broken and lofty traditions
and customs.Hindu view of life is essentially spritual and soul searching. We bileave
in the fruits or consequences of the previous birth; Ours is Karma philosophy.
Our needs in the present birth bear fruits in the next birth. Therefore our
motherland is Karma Bhoomi. The Vedas, Upanishads and Puranas specify certain
norms, moral values and rites to keep us on the path of Dharma. Hence it is our
sacred duty to project, preserve and propogate vedic knowledge.
In order to perform
this duty it has been decided to establish a vedic Vidhyalaya in the premises
of 30 acres at Tarakavanam, Vill. Chukkapur, near Amangal, Talakondapally, Mdl,
Mahabubnagar Dist.Learned scholars will teach vedas-Smarta-to devoted purpils
in this Vidyala. We are striving with dedication to build the above Ashram in a
unique way amid natural sorroundings,scenic beauty, salubrious, and peaceful
atmosphere. The Ashram will spread over in a vast area of 30 acres. The salient
features of the ashram are given below:
The salient features
of the ashram are given below:
- It
is our tradition to respect elders.Accordingly a rest resort for old
people is proposed to be established withh all facilities. Efforts will be
made to provide spiritual solace.
- it
will be our endeavour to setup a research center to combine the ancient
hindu astrological and medical knowledge and mitigate the sufferings of
ill health.
- Nava
graha temples will be built in vedic way
- Astrology
will be depicted through flora and fauna. Medicinal plants will be grown.
in short an astrological laboratory or research centre will be
established.
- Yogic
classes will be conducted.Meetings, Seminars, discourses and prayers will
be held to spread the vedic knowledge
- A
library and a reading room will be established with mostly books on Vedic
Vigyan.
- Medical
Facilities willl be available round the clock
- Visitors
to the ashram will be provided with the boarding and lodging facilities.
- Nityanandanam
scheme will be implemented.
- Cultural
and educational activities imbibing the vedic knowledge and culture will
be organised
- Other
social services will be provided
- It
is intended to perform a Maha yagna in the ashram under the benign
auspiced of Vedic scholars for the welfare and praogress of our country.
- Yogic
classes will be conducted.Meetings, Seminars, discourses and prayers will
be held to spread the vedic knowlde
· We have undertaken this gigantic project to
preserve, protect and propogate our ancienct indian culture and vedic vigyan.
In this noble, pious and Himalayan effort we seek your healthy cooperation,
assistance and munificent donations in cash or kind.
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