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Sunday, January 23, 2011

What is your age........!

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First is the best. I am one among. I am very happy after my retirement
January 27, 2011 8:58 PM

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Saturday, January 22, 2011

Concert - T.V. Sankaranarayanan

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CELL NO FOR Railway PNR INQUIRY

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Indian Railways in collaboration with Google is now providing a 10 digit mobile number.

Just SMS your PNR number on this mobile number and instantaneously you will get your ticket's current status along with all other journey related details.
The number is 97733-00000 . 

NO need to prefix 0 or +91.

Best of all, you don't pay a premium charge for any of this, just the price of a standard SMS. 

STORE THE NUMBER IN YOUR  PHONE.
sent by Mr. Bhaskaran Sivaraman 
Blogger Hemalatha said...
Very useful info. Thanks and Regards
January 22, 2011 3:01 PM
Anonymous P.Ganesan said...
Thank You very much Sir. This information and other plethora of useful nuggets given painstakingly by you is touching several hearts. With regard to the music offered by you for us lazy people, a seperate thanksgiving note is due and shall be given shortly. Thank you Sir, once again. Regards Ganesan Pancharatnam
January 22, 2011 4:54 PM
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Equivalent Hindusthani and Carnatic Raagaas

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In continuation of "Music therapy", articles, I am posting here the equivalent Carnatic Music Raagas to Hindusthani raagas, so that you can refer this as ready reckoner as and when required.

Hindusthani Raga Melam Carnatic Ragam
Kalyani 65Mesa Kalyani
Bilaval 29Dheera Sankarabaranam
Kamas 28Hari Kambodhi
Bhairav 15Maya Malava Gowlai
Bharavi 8Hanuma Thodi
Asaveri 20Nata Bhairavi
Thodi 45Subha Pantuvarali
Poorvi 51Kama Vardhani
Marwa 53Gamashrama
Kapi 22Karahapriya
Adhput Kalyan 29Niroshta
Alaya Bilaval 29Bilahari
Ambika 59Dharmavathi
Anand 65Anand
Ahi Mohini 20Bhairavi
Abohi Kannada 22Abohi
Indumathi 51Indumathi
Odaiva Bilaval 29Lalitha
Kamaji 28Kamaji
Kamala Manohari 27Kamala Manohari
Kara 28Dhana Kapi
Kalavathi 16Chakravaham
Karabi 22Hindusthan Kapi
Girija 15Vasantha
Kusuma Ranjani 15Gowlibandhu
Kedara Natta 29Kedar
Kedara Natta 46Shatvitha Margani
Kokila Pancham 8Prabhu Priya
Gopi Kamboji 22Jaya Narayani
Gopika Vasantham 20Gopika Vasantham
Kousika Dhwani 29Takka
Gowri 15Gowri
Gouda Sarang 29Gouda Sarang
Kount Giri 22Pushpalathika
Kount Giri 22Sudha Dhanyasi
Champak 28Balahamsa
Champakali 64Kedakapriya
Chanchaldas Malhar 22Arohanam: Madhyamavathi
Avarohanam:
Chandra Kauns 22Varam
Chaaya 65Bekada sarang
Sudha Kalyan 65Mohanam
Chapa kantarav 20Chapa Kandarava
Thakka 8Dhanyasi
Dhanashri 8Dhanyasi
Dhanashri 20Abheri
Dhanashri 29Karnataka Deva Gandhari
Darbari Kanada 20Darbari Kanada
Tilang 36Vedhantagamana
Tilang 28Tilang
Thilakkamodh 27Nalinakanthi
Deepak 51Deepaka
Durga 29Sudha saveri
Durga 22Mathuradwani
Durga 22Varam
Desh 28Kedara gowlai
Desh Kaut 28Desiya gowlai
Desakshi 28Bilahari
Deshkar 29Mohanam
Devaranji 15Devaranji
Thodi 39Varali
Nandh 65Nandh
Natabhairav 27Sarasangi
Nagavari 28Nagasvaravali
Narayani 28Narayani
Natakuranji 28Natakurinji
Pahadi 29Pahadi
Palasi 29Pushpalathika
Panchama Malkosh 22Pushpalathika
Panchama Malkosh 20Jayanthasree
Parasu 15Parasu
Pasupathipriya 28Durga
Patdeep 22Patdeep
Balamanjari 22Balamanjari
Pahar 22Kanada
Bangala Bhairav 15Kannada Bangala
Basant 15Vasantha
Basant Mukhari 15Vasantha Mukhari
Pativari 28Chaya Tarangini
Pativari 28Sama
Bagesree 22Bagesree
Bagesree 22Sudha Bhairavi
Bagesree Kanada 22Kanada
Brindavani Saranga 22Pushpalathika
Prathapavarali 28Prathabha Varali
Bhipas 15Bhipas
Bhipas 15Bowli
Bhipas 53Purvi Kalyani
Peelu 22Pilu
Bhimplas 29DhBhimplas, Abheri
Pulinthika 28Raga Panchamam
Purya 21Karnataka Deva Gandhari
Purya Dhanasree 53Hamsanandhi
Purya Dhanasree 53Kamavardhini
Purvi Kalyani 53Purvi Kalyani
Purvi 15Purvi
Bhoop 65Mohanam
Bhoop Kalyani 65Mohana Kalyani
Bhairagi Bhairav 2Revathi
Behag 29Behag
Manmatha Sarang 22Madhyamavathi
Madumath Sarang 22Madhyamavathi
Madhuranjani 36Gambiranattai
Madhuranjani 36Nattai
Madhuvanthi 59/td>Dharmavathi
Malarani 60Hamsanadham
Manohari 22Manohari
Marga Behag 65Sudha Kosalam
Malkali 20Malkali
Malkosh 8Hindolam
Manavi 22Manavi
Mand 29Mand
Multani 45Kamakasamantham
Megaranji 15Megaranji
Yaman Kalyan 65Yamuna Kalyani
Ravi Chandrika 28Ravichandrika
Rudrapriya 22Rudrapriya
Lavanthi 29Sudha saveri
Lalith 17Surya lalith
Lalith Panchamam 15Lalitha Panchamam
Lankadhahan Sarang 22Sree
Lankadhahan Sarang 22Kanakavarali
Lankadhahan Sarang 22Sudha velavali
Varati 52Padalambari
Varati 52Hamsanandhi
Vibhavari 2Revathi
Vyjayanthi 59Varatta
Jayit 53Gamashrama
Jayit Kalyani 28Mohanam
Jay Jay vanthi 22Dwijavanthi
Jayanthi 22Jayanthasena
Jeevanpuri 20Jonpuri
Janjooti 28Janjooti
Janjooti 28Navroj
Jogit 15Paadi
Jogiya 15Malahari
Sanch 65Sunada vinodini
Sahana 22Sahana
Saindavi 22Saindavi
Sindhura 22Salaka Bhairavi
Sankara 29Sankara
Sankara Mohan 29Sankara Mohan
Shobavari 20Suthradari
Shrikalyani 65Sarasvathi
Sudha Bipas 65Mohanam
Surya Kauns 23Kamala
Sudha Bilaval 29Sankarabaranam
Sudha Kalyan 29Mohana Kalyani
Sindhu Bhairavi 10Sindhu Bhairavi
Salanga 63Skanda Manorama
Sohini 53Hamsanandhi
Surutti 28Surutti
Hamir Kalyani 65Hamir Kalyani
Hamsadhvani 29Hamsadhvani
Hamsa Kalyani 29
Arohanam: 
29 Hamsadhvani
Avarohanam:
65 Kalyani
Hamsa Narayani 51Hamsa Narayani
Hema Kalyani 29Begada
Hemanth 29Hemanth
Hindol 65Sunada vinodini
Sunadha vinodini 28Hindusthan Kapi
Blogger RK said...
Hello Sir, I have very limited knowledge of music. However, I find quite a bit of inconsistencies in this equivalency list. Can you help clarify this?

1) Carnatic Meca Kalyani must be equivalent to Hindustani Yaman. Article mentions Hindustani name as "Kalyani" which I am not sure is usage terms.
2) Hindustani Kalavathi is mentioned as being equivalent to Carnatic Chakravaham. But I thought Carnatic Valachi is a more accurate equivalent.
3)Same raga is mentioned with multiple equivalents (Thodi = Subhapantuvarali, but also = Varali)
4) Puriya Dhanashree is mentioned as being equivalent to Hamsanandhi. In my limited knowledge Hindustani Puriya Dhanashree is equivalent to Carnatic Panthuvarali. And Carnatic Hamsanandhi is equivalent to Hindustani Sohini (I think)

Since lot of people are inspiring knowledge from this blog, I request you to verify the source of this equivalency table.
January 23, 2011 11:31 AM
Blogger hvaidya said...
Thank you Mr. R.K.

You may be aware that these days most of the source of knowledge we acquire are from Internet, which is easy to take and publish. I have done this, similarly from an Internet source. I will be happy if you quote the references from where you arrived your information, to enrich my knowledge and also of  the readers of this blog, to enable them to understand and assess
January 23, 2011 11:11 PM

Blogger sooriya said...

r/sir, yaman is actually is equal to our mecha kalyani with a very thin & negligible variation;there is no kalyani in hindusthani, but we have carnatised yaman kalyan as yamuna kalyani. then kalavathi is valachi straight. likewise ahirbhairav is chakravaham straightly. and sohni is hamsannandi exactly.thanq
November 24, 2011 9:26 PM
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Friday, January 21, 2011

Naadaswaram - Jaishankar

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  2. http://www.mediafire.com/?5qcuaf6cf8kkvq4 Nannu brovani  
  3. http://www.mediafire.com/?qn82n2tixu5gvd8 Saamajavargamana 
  4. http://www.mediafire.com/?gc9bgn9k1d39wj4 Vallabha  
  5. http://www.mediafire.com/?4wnanah9n8nwycf Vaa muruga vaa  
  6. http://www.mediafire.com/?vre2wu5ty5dps6f Vandanamu 
  7. http://www.mediafire.com/?7cd5w318ctfdfah Ksheerasaagara  
  8. http://www.mediafire.com/?vhz38pv8ecuy3pn Ranjani 
  9. http://www.mediafire.com/?dnzkljy29n3v55g Ayyapann avadharitha 
  10. http://www.mediafire.com/?qhj4biogjg8fv35 Sukhi evvaro 
  11. http://www.mediafire.com/?tqi02hdbtog4abv Theeraadha vilaiyaatu pillai 
  12. http://www.mediafire.com/?oi9kd45ioo5iwi0 Jagadhodhaarana  
  13. http://www.mediafire.com/?ss5l3sn2gr7z745 Seesaganga 
  14. http://www.mediafire.com/?7ym2tunoiayv9f2 Govardhana 
  15. http://www.mediafire.com/?fnzaha7q2tscz08 Thavil thani avarthanam
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Dynasty politics is about protecting ill-gotten wealth

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The recent finding by Patrick French (India: A Portrait) is that more than two-thirds of the under-40 members of the Lok Sabha are hereditary and many of them are hyper-hereditary, based on their dynasty. Actually many of us forget that since 1885, members of the Motilal Nehru family have presided over the Congress party for 39 of its 125 years. Motilal Nehru was president for two years, Jawaharlal Nehru for nine, Indira Gandhi for eight, and Rajiv Gandhi for seven. Sonia Gandhi holds the record both within the dynasty and the party by having the longest, unbroken tenure of 13 years and is still going strong. The party has become a family enterprise and a non-family man like Narasimha Rao is not even recognised as a former prime minster. Following this tradition, we have Agatha Sangma from Megahalya to Omar Abdullah in Jammu and Kashmir to MK Alagiri in Tamil Nadu, inheriting the political throne.

The important point here is not about the national agenda of these political parties but their functioning and control. Whether it is DMK or the Shiv Sena, where the family battles have come out in open, or the NCP, where the heir apparent has been anointed — the issue is the family business called political parties. It is important to mention that Tamil Nadu is a pioneer of this model wherein the interests of the state, party, government, and people are subsumed for the welfare of the family enterprise. Like in all businesses, it is required to delineate the nature of the business model adopted by these family enterprises. In any business, particularly listed business, the shareholders’ wealth maximisation is the main objective. Unfortunately, these regional parties are not listed on the stock exchanges and hence the correct market valuation may not be available. But the total wealth declared by these leaders (including that of their multiple wives!) during election time in the form of affidavits can be a guide for the net worth of the enterprise.

The preliminary expenses here are related to rabble-rousing on caste or language or pro-poor issues. Another method is to promise largesse in the form of free electricity, free TV, free cinema, free rice, to be paid for by the state exchequer. In this model, the actual business entity need not worry about expenses since post-power, there will be a continuous revenue stream. The family business has to be conducted through various functional departments called commerce, agriculture, irrigation, roadways, education, power, and so on. Some are low-volume, high-margin centres like land allotment or C'Wealth Gamea or second generation mobile telephony spectrum, where one project can earn up to thousands of crores. Other business units, like elementary education, which is a large-scale transfer industry, are low-margin but high-volume business.

Every teacher transferred may provide only thousands of rupees, but the numbers are large. The family also needs to take care of the interests of other families (sub-regional or other caste parties), hence the creation of strategic business units. In this model, the expenses are borne by the government but revenues are enjoyed by the family. It is a win-win model that does not have any comparable international example. The time-frame for maximising the family wealth is specified after one election and that differentiates it from the other regular business models. Due to the short time span, the family can and does become rapacious and they need continuous extraction of higher bribes to meet their collective greed. The turnover and attrition among supporters is also high, since their aspirations also grow. Hence, the need to create powerful entry barriers as well as exit costs.

But if you or your children opt out of politics, then you cannot be a “dacoit capitalist” anymore since your ability to formulate policies is gone and there could even be vendetta by the current rulers. So make sure your son/daughter/wives/sambandhis (children’s in-laws) are in some business unit or the other. Will this business model meet its nemesis? Not for some years yet. One reason it will flourish is the increasing importance of land as a factor of production. In the 60s, capital was scare and land was easily allotted. Now capital is available, even from global sources, but land is scarce and that is the strength of these families. Control of land and its allotment is the primary sonrise (pun intended!) industry. To that extent, the family business will flourish. With further fragmentation, many family enterprises will be either in a merger and acquisition mode or in a small business-smaller reach mode. In such situation, some can go sick. Second, due to the greed of some of these families, the margins demanded from projects may exceed the cost of the project.

The future of India is ironically linked with these 40-50 families with their capacity for rabble-rousing along and their rapaciousness and greed. Let us celebrate our grass-root democracy that enhances such “family values”.
Received from R.Vaidyanathan, Bangalore 
Blogger Hemalatha said...
Just a small interpretation - Not only multiple wives, but also multiple live-in companions and their family members.
January 21, 2011 10:31 PM
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Blogger BHASKARAN19 said...
Oh Super Ms Hemalatha,apt comment -probably unexpected comment from you - gaining confidence - i think it is a wake up call to India - I am trying to recollect what A.B Vajpayee has said in 1974 when India was facing turmoil - thanks to Allahabad Judgement and ruthless Indira's emergency that followed -" I still have great confidence we have a bright future" that became true and the whole country knows what happened in 1977 has become history.
January 22, 2011 6:45 AM
Blogger Hemalatha said...
I think that they are taking the Nation's "Pledge" in the literal sense and making it a reality. My actual worry is - At the way these people's family is expanding, one day we all might become brothers and sisters and whom will our grandchildren and greatchildren marry ?
January 22, 2011 7:41 PM
Anonymous Anonymous said...
If India is to continue shining we have to eliminate imposters at all levels. It is our fault!. I agree that often we have to choose between two evils. I congratulate the author. Efforts like this will definitely help remedy the situation.
January 30, 2011 7:46 PM
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Thursday, January 20, 2011

Concert - Abhishek Raghuram

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    Blogger satyam said...
    sir you are doing laudable service to Goddess Saraswathi by posting many music concerts of eminent artists. May i humbly request u sir to mention the names of the accompanying artists.. their contribution to the concert, needless to mention, is of immense importance.. satyam
    January 30, 2011 10:49 AM

    Anonymous Anonymous said...
    This concert also had a brilliant Latangi raga alap with Mari vere with breathtaking swaras by Abhishek. The accompanists were Akkarai and Neyveli Narayanan and it took place at Narada Gana Sabha Mini Hall on a Sunday during the Dec 2010
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    vigi said...









    Thank you very much sir for sharing this concert. AR is an incredibly talented kid and I am very exited about hearing him grown and mature like a TNS in the coming years.
    November 1, 2011 11:42 PM 






    vigi said...









    Thanks very much for sharing this concert. Clearly this blog is a labor of love.

    AR is a very talented kid and I look forward to hearing him-all grown and mature like a TNS.
    November 1, 2011 11:44 PM 


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    Music Therapy !!!

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    Music can play an effective role in helping us lead better, fruitful lives. Listening to specific kinds of music at specific times of the day has been shown to be helpful in maintaining good health. Indian music, with its many Ragas, is known to be particularly therapeutic value. The curative power of music emanates from the resonance of certain ragas on hormonal and glandular functions which produce secretions that keep the body balanced and infection free.

    I am posting the equivalent raagas of Hindusthani and Carnatic music separately, for the benefit of those who do not know Hindusthanai raagas.

                        RAAG - MAALAA


    Ahir Bhairav    		 
    Indigestion
Rheumatic
ArthritisHypertension
    Asavari 
    to build confidence
    Bageshri 
    insomnia
    Basant Bahar 
    Gall Stones (Cholecystitis)
    Bhairavi 
    Rheumatic Arthritis
Sinusitis
encourages detachment
    Bhim palas 
    Anxity, Hypertension
    Brindabani Sarang 
    Depression
    Chandrakauns 
    Anorexia
    Darbari 
    Sedetive
    Darbari Kanada 
    Headache
Asthama
    Deepak 
    Indigestion 
Anorexia 
Hyperacidity 
Gall Stones(Cholecystitis)
    Gujari Todi 
    Cough
    Gunakali 
    Rheumatic Arthritis  
Constipation  
Headache  
Piles or Hemorrhoids
    Hindol 
    Rheumatic Arthritis , Spondilitis
Backache 
Hypertension
    Jaunpuri 
    Intestinal Gas 
Diarrhoea  
Constipation
    Jaijawanti 
    Rheumatic Arthritis  
Diarrhoea  
Headache
    Kafi 
    Sleep disorders
    Kausi Kanada 
    Hypertension   
Common Cold
    Kedar 
    Headache  
Common Cold  
Cough 
Asthma
    Khamaj 
    Sleep disorders
    Madhuvanti 
    Piles or Hemorrhoids
    Malkauns 
    Intestinal Gas
    Malhar 
    Asthma
    Marwa 
    Indigestion   
Hyperacidity
    Nat Bhairav 
    Indigestion   
Rheumatic Arthritis  
Colitis
    Puriya 
    Colitis   
Anaemia  
Hypertension
    Puriya Dhanashri 
    Anaemia
    Ramkali 
    Colitis    
Piles or Hemorrhoids
    Shree 
    Anorexia   
Common Cold  
Cough 
Asthma
    Shudh Sarang 
    Anorexia     
Gall Stones (Cholecystitis)
    Shyam Kalyan 
    Cough     
Asthma
    Sohani 
    Headache
    Yaman 
    Rheumatic Arthritis

    One of the readers, Mr. T.L.Subramniam has sent me, series of articles on this subject. I will be adding them under this head. Readers are requested to be on the look out.

    Courtesy: Ayurveda for you

    Blogger cvsmuthy said...
    Great! A commendable contribution. Hats off and a BIG THANKS
    January 21, 2011 12:50 PM
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    Tuesday, January 18, 2011

    Ariyakudi Ramanuja Iyengar

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    1. http://www.mediafire.com/?lxpd73uulkggo02 Akshayalinga vibho 
    2. http://www.mediafire.com/?ppd09j967lajwrr Endharo 
    3. http://www.mediafire.com/?66a3bekejz346y8 Endhuku - Sankarabaranam 
    4. http://www.mediafire.com/?lrn8dup90gp8n7o Evvari bodhana  
    5. http://www.mediafire.com/?e6ytyr7wo86cza4 Intha sowkya - Kaapi 
    6. http://www.mediafire.com/?tfdh2q36gftu11d Karuna - Devagandhari 
    7. http://www.mediafire.com/?030hh6ouvzn6uqx Nannu paalimpa - Mohanam 
    8. http://www.mediafire.com/?4zp08175lphxb1c Nee bhajana - Naayaki 
    9. http://www.mediafire.com/?dv2c4aj5o2z4sgj Ne pogadukunte  
    10. http://www.mediafire.com/?b6i0pd3cr4n2k5r Ninnukori  
    11. http://www.mediafire.com/?97uq7a3hq12njgq Paalinchu Kamakshi 
    12. http://www.mediafire.com/?ubqhmx6xujcxsc6 Rajuvedala  
    13. http://www.mediafire.com/?mp6nfq5vpni3v67 Ramanatham bajeham 
    14. http://www.mediafire.com/?xovox06wu21b6og Sadbhaktiyu 
    15. http://www.mediafire.com/?7g8ajfcioc9jink Sri Subramanyaaya - Kaambodhi 
    16. http://www.mediafire.com/?8bdooz2c88tu79p Telisirama   
    17. http://www.mediafire.com/?qw25vyn5kj35i9g Thiruppaavai
    18. http://www.mediafire.com/?ktdnmoudmunno9u Vaadera - Panthuvarali  
    19. http://www.mediafire.com/?9nzfxmqf2hh9y5u Viruththam fwd by Thiruppavai
    20. http://www.mediafire.com/?xvg9h7r2j7x9pzr Yaarendru Raaghavanai
    To be continued 
    Blogger r b subramanian said...
    Dear Sri Hariharan, Item No.19[Ariyakkudi], is some instrumental music, instead of viruththam followed by Thiruppavai. Please check it up. Thanks and regards
    January 22, 2011 6:05 AM
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    Blogger hvaidya said...
    Dear Mr. RBS, I have corrected it. How am I to thank you for such promptness in making this blog is perfect !
    January 22, 2011 2:59 PM
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