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Janak Yadav, who?

Namaste, I am Janak Kumar Yadav, blogger and moderator for the blog - JANAK YADAV (dot com) from India.

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WHO AM I?

I am a Graduate in Finance (Honours) from the University of Calcutta. I live in Howrah City, offshore to Kolkata - the India's City of Joy.

My ancestral home is in Gorakhpur - Current Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mahant Yogi Adityanath's Jila Gorakhpur, remember!

I am fond of reading just anything that feels worth gaining knowledge from. Listening to music, especially Ghazal and Sufi songs (Classical Genre) is my favorite. Whereas, my hobby is to collect Sim Cards. I have a bunch of them, do send me your old junk sim cards if you can.

Dreamt of becoming a Radio Jockey but later found that my fingers speak better than my mouth. Thus entered the blogging arena with my Office Of Words i.e, my blog without any specific niche but just with a multilingual aspect of Hindi and English. I write and share what I feel like my readers want to read or know through my website.

You know what, 'What a life' changed to a better website title prospect 'Straight from Janak'. Later I finally settled as per the domain URL - www.janakyadav.com on which I have been blogging on since years. Pun intended, only with respect to the blog archive.

My blog is a dynamic place to express my views & opinions, share my thoughts & experiences along with the memoirs from my life; vividly revolving around India, People & Society, it's traditions, customs, and rituals due to my eagerness to do creative content photography.

I blog here to share through my photography, actually "Smartphone Photography".
I feel glad to present to you, my selective words and photographs together. With always in mind to hearing more from you.

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All The Best,

JANAK YADAV DOT COM

If I had two extra hours in a day,I would......

Picture courtesy-Internet Now a days,every person's life is so busy and so hectic that we do not get time for other things.Even we do not get much time to complete our pending works on the same day or other day.In this way,the pending works get clotted and becomes a huge mountain to climb upon . I was thinking that in these busy hours of work or study,if I get two more extra hours in a day, what will I do ? Whether I will spend them in completing my pending works of getting a new Ration Card,as we have from shifted from the rented house to our own home on the other side of the town,or will I go to meet some of my friends and relatives with whom I never find time to meet,though they are in the same town . I have got other options also to spend my time,like meeting and having fun with my old classmates hovering around Kolkata or visiting my old area ...

India, donate in support to Wikipedia today to serve you free for years to come

On Monday, today, on an auspicious day of Rakhi Purnima aka Rakshabandhan and also the last Somwar (Monday) of the auspicious month of sawan in 2020 for us Hindus, I was seeking for some information and opened up Wikipedia. I saw this message on top of the webpage. What caught my attention was the blue background (unfamiliar User interface than that of the website) and the popped up message requesting to all users from India. Wikipedia is humbly asking we Indians to donate in support of their initiative of ad-free service for years to come. We, the Indians, should join our hands in this donation initiative ignoring that even Wikipedia is not correct all the times. Check these screenshot below: Wikipedia asking for donations to all readers of India: 👇Screenshot 1👇 👇 Screenshot 2👇 As we can see the Wikipedia donation request in the above screenshot for users of the India. Wikipedia is asking We, the Indians to donate g...

Viewing 51 Feet Tall Lord Shiva Statue at Bangeshwar Mahadev Mandir in Howrah, Eastern India.

One of it's kind in Eastern India, this 51 feet tall Lord Shiva statue was unveiled by Honorable President Of India Shri Pranab Mukherjee on Sunday, December 13, 2015. The President along with his team and Governor of West Bengal Keshari Nath Tripathi visited the famous temple ' Natun Mandir' aka ' Naya Mandir' which means 'Newest Temple' in English, i.e, Seth Banshidhar Jalan Smriti Mandir or Bangeshwar Mahadev Mandir in Howrah early morning on Sunday. FYI, the Shiva Temple rests in between Howrah Railway Station and Salkia's Bandhaghat area exactly on Salkia School Road which is both way connected to Kolkata either by road or by river through Golabari-Armenian Ferry Service as well as Bandhaghat-Ahiritola Ferry service too. It would hardly take an hour to reach the landmark if you are connecting the nearby dots I mentioned above during peak traffic hours. First Day of inaugurating the tallest ever lord Shiva in Eastern India at Bangeshwar...

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