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जगदम्बे आहीं अवलम्ब आहीं – Jagdamb Ahin Avlamb Ahin – Khagaria Wali Bhouji – Angika film Songs – Video

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जगदम्बे आहीं अवलम्ब - खगड़िया वाली भौजी - फिल्म के गाने - Jagdamb Ahin Avlamb Khagariya Wali Bhouji

अंगदेश.कॉम, ‘अंगदेश’ क्षेत्र की संस्कृति, भाषा, इतिहास, व्यंजनों, त्योहारों, पर्यटन आदि का प्रतिनिधित्व करती है और बढ़ावा देती है. अंगदेश.कॉम, अंगदेश की इस प्राचीन सभ्यता और संस्कृति को एक जगह सहेजकर इसे फिर से विश्वभर में पहुँचाने का एक प्रयास भर है.

अगर आप किसी भी स्वरुप में हमारे इस प्रयास में आप अपनी भागेदारी करना चाहते हैं तो आप सादर आमंत्रित हैं| आपका सहयोग मिले, तो हम फिर से अपनी हजारों साल पुरानी अंगदेश की गौरवान्वित सभय्ता को पुनर्जिवित कर सकते हैं |

बेगुसराय में चल – Begusarai Mein Chal Gailay Goli – Khagaria Wali Bhouji – Angika film Songs – Video

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बेगुसराय में चल - खगड़िया वाली भौजी - अंगिका फिल्म के गाने - Begusarai Main - Khagariya Wali Bhouji

अंगदेश.कॉम, ‘अंगदेश’ क्षेत्र की संस्कृति, भाषा, इतिहास, व्यंजनों, त्योहारों, पर्यटन आदि का प्रतिनिधित्व करती है और बढ़ावा देती है. अंगदेश.कॉम, अंगदेश की इस प्राचीन सभ्यता और संस्कृति को एक जगह सहेजकर इसे फिर से विश्वभर में पहुँचाने का एक प्रयास भर है.

अगर आप किसी भी स्वरुप में हमारे इस प्रयास में आप अपनी भागेदारी करना चाहते हैं तो आप सादर आमंत्रित हैं| आपका सहयोग मिले, तो हम फिर से अपनी हजारों साल पुरानी अंगदेश की गौरवान्वित सभय्ता को पुनर्जिवित कर सकते हैं |

हम तो बस आपके हैं – Hum To Bas Aapke Hain Ghuran Peer Baba – Khagaria Wali Bhouji – Angika film Songs – Video

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हम तो बस आपके हैं - खगड़िया वाली भौजी - फिल्म के गाने - Hum To Bas Aapke Hain - Khagariya Wali Bhouji

अंगदेश.कॉम, ‘अंगदेश’ क्षेत्र की संस्कृति, भाषा, इतिहास, व्यंजनों, त्योहारों, पर्यटन आदि का प्रतिनिधित्व करती है और बढ़ावा देती है. अंगदेश.कॉम, अंगदेश की इस प्राचीन सभ्यता और संस्कृति को एक जगह सहेजकर इसे फिर से विश्वभर में पहुँचाने का एक प्रयास भर है.

अगर आप किसी भी स्वरुप में हमारे इस प्रयास में आप अपनी भागेदारी करना चाहते हैं तो आप सादर आमंत्रित हैं| आपका सहयोग मिले, तो हम फिर से अपनी हजारों साल पुरानी अंगदेश की गौरवान्वित सभय्ता को पुनर्जिवित कर सकते हैं |

हमरो पति हमरे रहते – Hamro Pati Hamre Rehte – Khagaria Wali Bhouji – Angika film Songs – Video

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हमरो पति हमरे रहते - खगड़िया वाली भौजी - फिल्म के गाने - Hamro Pati Hamre = Khagariya Wali Bhouji

अंगदेश.कॉम, ‘अंगदेश’ क्षेत्र की संस्कृति, भाषा, इतिहास, व्यंजनों, त्योहारों, पर्यटन आदि का प्रतिनिधित्व करती है और बढ़ावा देती है. अंगदेश.कॉम, अंगदेश की इस प्राचीन सभ्यता और संस्कृति को एक जगह सहेजकर इसे फिर से विश्वभर में पहुँचाने का एक प्रयास भर है.

अगर आप किसी भी स्वरुप में हमारे इस प्रयास में आप अपनी भागेदारी करना चाहते हैं तो आप सादर आमंत्रित हैं| आपका सहयोग मिले, तो हम फिर से अपनी हजारों साल पुरानी अंगदेश की गौरवान्वित सभय्ता को पुनर्जिवित कर सकते हैं |

खगड़िया वाली भौजी – Khagaria Wali Bhouji – Khagaria Wali Bhouji – Angika film Songs – Video

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खगड़िया वाली भौजी - खगड़िया वाली भौजी - अंगिका फिल्म के गाने - Khagariya Wali Bhauji - Udit Narayan

अंगदेश.कॉम, ‘अंगदेश’ क्षेत्र की संस्कृति, भाषा, इतिहास, व्यंजनों, त्योहारों, पर्यटन आदि का प्रतिनिधित्व करती है और बढ़ावा देती है. अंगदेश.कॉम, अंगदेश की इस प्राचीन सभ्यता और संस्कृति को एक जगह सहेजकर इसे फिर से विश्वभर में पहुँचाने का एक प्रयास भर है.

अगर आप किसी भी स्वरुप में हमारे इस प्रयास में आप अपनी भागेदारी करना चाहते हैं तो आप सादर आमंत्रित हैं| आपका सहयोग मिले, तो हम फिर से अपनी हजारों साल पुरानी अंगदेश की गौरवान्वित सभय्ता को पुनर्जिवित कर सकते हैं |

अंगिका छठ गीत – ११ गीतों का संग्रह – 11 Chhath Songs Collection

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प्रभु हम्में छेलौं तोरो आस में – Prabhu Hamma Chhelon Toro Aas Main – अंगिका भजन – Angika Bhajan

तोरे वास्ते हमर प्रभु – Tore waaste hammar Prabhu – अंगिका भजन – Angika Bhajan

तोरे हम्में कहै छेलौं – Tore Hammain kahai Chhelon – अंगिका भजन

जैंहो गंगा के पानी – Jainhow Ganga ke Pani – KHAGARIA VALI BHOUJI – Movie Audio Song

खगड़िया वाली भौजी – Khagaria Wali Bhauji – Title Song – KHAGARIA VALI BHOUJI – Movie Audio Song

राजा करे छि हम तोरे से प्यार – Raja Karai Chi Hum Tohre Se Pyar – KHAGARIA VALI BHOUJI – Movie Song Audio

कर्ण – अंग के असली नायक (Karna – The real hero of Anga)

On Diwali, gamblers take the "auspicious" name of Yudhisthir before starting the game. How this patron of gamblers who told lies throughout his life has come to be known a s dharmaraj (Protector of religion) and how Karna, who did not even hesitate to give away his life in charity has been deprived of honour, are questions requiring careful consideration. Ironically, historians, writers of Purans and great poets have ignored Karna, who imbued the nation with enthusiasm, strength, self - respect and love for truth, and have established Yudhisthir as a pillar of the nation by showering upon him epithets like Dharmaputra (Son of Religion) and Dharmaraj (Ruler of Religion). Our ancient guides inadvertently, if not deliberately, declared as ideal men certain persons whose charachters were no better than a false weight or measure. Yudhisthir is one of them. Poets Exalted the Honest People In the begining of Hindu culture, poets exaplted the honest people. The portrayls of Harish …

वसंत पंचमी (Vasant Panchami / Saraswati Puja)

Saraswati is the goddess of learning, art and crafts. According to her different specialities she is known by different names like Bakdevi, Biraj, Sarada, Brahmi, Satarupa, Mahasweta, Sarbasukla, Prithudar, Bagiswari and, of course, Saraswati. This festival is held on the month Magh (January - February). It is a festival celebrated by the youth, particularly students who invoke the blessing of the goddess for success in learning, art and crafts. Through out Ang-Pradesh Saraswati Puja is celebrated in all educational institutions as well as homes. The images of goddess of learning are worshipped. According to the Matsya Purana, Saraswati evolved from the mouth of Brahma. Such was her beauty and grace that Brahma pursued her. As she fled in different directions a head appeared and so Brahma is attributed with five heads. She was the most unique creation of Brahma. Saraswati is our equivalent of classical goddess Minerva and also the Teutonic Goddess Fira. The moon and the lotus…

दीपावली (Deepawali/Diwali)

The festival of lights is celebrated in the month of Kartik (October - November) on Krishna Chaturdasi. The moon rotates around the earth in 28 days. We have fourteen days of light and fourteen days of darkness, Krishna Chaturdasi is the darkest night of the dark period. It is associated with the cult of Kali. The mythological background of this festival is many and varied. It is said that when Rama returned to Ayodhya after defeating Ravana in Lanka, the people of Ayodhya celebrated the event with lights and fireworks on Krishna Chaturdashi. In the month of Kartik, Narakasura, a demon, took into captivity all the gopinis ,(shepherdesses) of Brindavan and Mathura. Krishna was furious and in his anger he killed Narakasura. All the gopinis were rescued. The event was celebrated with lights and fireworks all over Mathura and Brindavan. Yet again the story goes that the Gods wanted the 'Amrit Kumbha' so as to get the elixir of life and conquer death. They joined the demons in thi…

तिल संक्रांत (Makar Sankranti / Til Sankranti / Tilba Parab)

A festival of sweet preparation of chewra, dahi, tilkut,laduwa and tilba celebrated in Ang - Pradesh as Til - Sankranti. Makar Sankranti is also observed as a festival among certain classes. On this occasion, the participants and believers eat rice flakes, curd and sweets made of til. Also known as Tila Sankranti, the festival marks the beginning of the summer season. People believe that from this day on, the days become longer and the heat of the sun also increases. Every year it is observed on the 14th of January. People celebrate it by giving offerings to the poor.

नागपंचमी (Nagapanchami)

Popularly known as the festival in honour of snakes, it is celebrated during the bright fortnight of the month of Shravana. In the celebration, in the South images of Snakes are crafted in cowdung on either side of the entrance to the house as a mark of welcome to snake God and offering of milks are given in the holes around the house. The festival is widely observed by the women folk who seek protection from the snakes otherwise known as Nagas.It begins with a fast. Bathing fairs are held on the banks of rivers.

दुर्गा पूजा (Durga Puja / Dasahra)

YA DEVI SARVA BHUTESHU SAKTI RUPENA SANSHISTHA NAMASTHESAYEE NAMASTRESAYEEÂ NAMASTRESAYEE NAMO NAMAH. Smiling blue skies trimmed with fleecy white clouds, gentle breeze, warm sunshine and the 'kash' flowers usher in the month of Aswin (September - October). It is the time for Durga Puja, bringing with it new hope to thepeople og Ang-Pradesh. Preparations and expectations culminate in the Puja days, Shashti, Saptami, Ashtami and Nabami. The beat of drums, the clash of cymbals, the ringing of bells, dances before the image of Durga, incense wafting in the air, all form an integral part of Durga puja. All too soon it is Vijayadashmi the day when the images are taken in a procession and immersed in the river. Associated with the Puja, cultural functions and melas (fairs) are held. These melas create mass contact and develop various folk arts and cottage industries. Durga was a Puranic Goddess. In the Puranas, the struggle between the Gods and demons or 'asuras' is mentioned. Th…

रामनवमी (Ramnavami)

The nine day celebration during bright fortnight of Chaitra month marks the birth ceremony of Lord Rama. The worship starts with morning ablations, chanting of Vedic mantras dedicated to Vishnu and offering of flowers and fruits to God. Excerpts from Ramacharitamanas extolling the glory of Rama are recited.Ramnavmi brata is considered as one of the five most important Vratas of the ancient time and everybody is obligated to observe the brata as it is the sole means of worldly happiness and salvation.

गणेश चतुर्थी (Ganesh Chaturthi / Vinayak Chaturthi)

Vinayak Chaturthi is set apart for the sole worship of Ganesh, the common deity of all Hindus. As he is supposed to be very fond of rice puddings, these dishes are cooked on a very large scale in every Hindu house and offered to the God, to be consumed by the members of the family, after the worship is over. A fresh image of Ganesh in clay is made and worshiped on this day. One hundred and eight different names of this God are repeated after the preliminary ceremonies and 108 different flowers are thrown in worship over them. Vinayaka or Ganesh is the eldest son of Shiva and Parvati, or of Parvati only, according to the following legend, as he sprang from the dirt of her body. Shiva had gone from home and Parvati was left alone on the Kailasa; she wished to have a bath and not liking the idea of any person entering the house then, she rubbed her body with her hands and from the dirt that rolled off produced a figure to which she gave life and named Ganesh. She then asked Ganes…

तीज (Teej)

Teeja is celebrated during the monsoon months of shravana to commemorate the event of Parvati leaving the home of her parents as a bride and lord Shiva's visit to fetch her. The festival is extremely popular among the women in North India . Married women visit their parent's home to celebrate this festival. It is an occasion on their part to sing in the praise of Parvati whose devotion to her husband was exemplary. Married women beautifully dressed pray to Parvati for marital bliss. Parvati clad in red and gold, borne on a palanquin is taken out in procession. Teej in Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Maharastra is observed as Haritalika. This is observed in the month of Bhadrapad. For three days the brata is observed with fastings. During the festivity they offer painted coconuts and fruits to friends and goddesses as thanksgiving. Once the ritual is over, normally jaggery and rice patolis steamed in banana leaves and a sweet made from coconut milk and rice and mixed vege…