Happy pongal celebrating messages

pongal celebrating messages

 

Pongal thirunaalum,
Thalaipongal thirunalum,
Pongivarum pongal pola
Engum pongattum magizhchi
Iniya pongal nalvaazhthukkal!

Udal Kalaipu

Udaluku Mattum

Manadhirku Endrum

Thevai Inippu

Ahdai Inaippadu

Thaan Pongalin Sirappu

Iniya Pongal Nalvazhthukkal!

Happy Pongal to all!
We thank sun for burning himself to save us.
We thank plants sacrificing their life for us.
And we thank all the creatures helping us to live in this world for some time.
Pot Rice to Sun
God Sugarcane to cow and ox
And milk to friends and family
have a happy pongal and a prosperous year ahead

As you joyfully celebrate the festival of Pongal and welcome the harvest season, this greeting is being sent your way, to wish you everything, that the occasion is meant to bring. Have a Happy Pongal.

Anaivarukkum INIYA PONGAL NAL VAZHTHUKKAL
Pongal Thirunal Ulaga Thamilargalin ore Vizha
Uzhavargalin Unnatha Thirunall
Kadavulukku Nandri Therivittu Pongalai Kondadungal!

 

 

PONGAL WISHES

As you joyfully celebrate the festival of Pongal and welcome the harvest season, this greeting is being sent your way, to wish you everything, which the occasion is meant to bring. Have a Happy Pongal!

ope you rejoice in the charm of your tradition! Wish you & your family a very Happy Bogi Pongal, Sury

Wishing that this festival brings good luck and prosperity and hoping that it is joyous, and fills your days ahead with happiness. Have a wonderful Pongal.

As you joyfully celebrate the festival of Pongal and welcome the harvest season, this greeting is being sent your way, to wish you everything, that the occasion is meant to bring. Have a Happy Pongal.

Wish you a happy and prosperous Pongal. May all your dreams come true. May the almighty bless you with health, prosperity and joy.

May this Pongal give you peace, happiness, prosperity and good health that you deserve and remove all the problems that is haunting you for a while. These are my sincere and heartfelt wishes for you on this auspicious day of Pongal. God bless you with all this things.

May Pongal fill your life with sweetness! May the sun radiate peace, prosperity and happiness in your life on Pongal and always! Like a bright and beautiful Kolam may your days be sprinkled with joy and happiness! May the Pongal bring in new hopes and good harvest for you!

Pongal marks joy and cheer and brings along everything that's best. May the festival of harvest season be one that brings along with it all that's best and everything you deserve. Have a memorable Pongal.

May The Sun God Shower His Warmth
On This Happy Day of PONGAL
May The SUGARCANE offer its SWEETNESS
On This Joyous Day Of Pongal

The day of Makar Sankranti marks
Transition of the sun into the zodiac Capricon
Symbolizing arrival of spring season
Happy Pongal 2015

As you celebrate Pongal with fun and feast
I wish you a great harvest and prosperity
In all those years to Come
Pongal Vazhthahakal

Pongal is a great Festival
May God sun bless you continues a
nd give your great harvest again and again
Happy Pongal

Lets wake up,
Lets we all prepare for the pongal,
All member of family be there…
And say..Pongal O Pongala together..
Its day of God Sun, day to worship him
And day to see the miracle…
The virtue of God Sun,
His rays those are spectacle…
Happy Pongal to you

Happy Pongal to all!
We thank sun for burning himself to save us.
We thank plants sacrificing their life for us.
And we thank all the creatures helping us
To live in this world for some time.

Wishing you a pongal
That brings you luck and prosperity
Brings you the blessings
Happy pongal.

Red sugar cane and saffron aplenty,
Flood of happiness to sweep our country.
Rise, rise milk rice – bring smile
to the face of the poor, so rise milk rice.
Happy Pongal 2015 …!
Pot Rice to Sun
God Sugarcane to cow and ox
Sweet rise to you and me
Good milk to friends and family
Happy Pongal 2015 …!
We thank sun for burning himself to save us,
We thank plants sacrificing their life for us and
We thank all the creatures helping us to live in this world for some
Happy Pongal 2015 …!
Red sugar cane and saffron aplenty,
Flood of happiness to sweep our country.
Rise, rise milk rice – bring smile
to the face of the poor, so rise milk rice.
Happy Pongal 2015 …!
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‘Pakistan-based groups planning attacks ahead of Obama visit’

 

 

 

A Home Ministry official said terrorists were waiting in eight locations along the International Border and the LoC to sneak into India.

Pakistan-based terrorist groups are continuously trying to infiltrate into Jammu and Kashmir by taking advantage of cross-border firing as they aim to carry out “spectacular attacks” ahead of U.S. President Barack Obama’s Republic Day visit to India, according to security agencies.

Quoting intelligence reports, a Home Ministry official said the terrorists were waiting for opportunity in eight locations along the International Border and the Line of Control to sneak into India to indulge in terrorist acts. 

“As per our information, the militants have the blessings of the highest authorities of Pakistan Army,” an official said.

The largest group comprises about 40 terrorists who are waiting at the launching pads just across the Samba sector in Jammu and Kashmir. There has been heavy exchange of firing between the BSF and Pakistan Rangers in this sector.

“The Pakistan-based groups are planning to carry out spectacular attacks ahead of Obama’s visit to India to attend the Republic Day parade,” the official said. 

Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday accused Pakistan of trying to push terrorists into Jammu and Kashmir and giving cover to such attempts by continuous firing along the border.

“No doubt about that,” Mr. Singh told reporters in New Delhi when asked whether the repeated ceasefire violations by Pakistani troops were to cover infiltration attempts by militants. 

Pakistan Rangers on Thursday targeted 13 border outposts in Samba sector in Jammu and Kashmir, a day after four of their men were killed in a sharp counter-attack following the death of a BSF jawan in cross-border firing.

 

Chennai: unsmart city?

The story of other cities

 

Delhi: There's an App for that
Earlier this year, the Delhi Police launched a mobile app to simplify the procedure for filing a complaint about a lost article. Using 'Delhi Police Lost Report', a person can report the loss of a passport or driver's licence without leaving their home. The app will automatically generate a digital acknowledgement letter with a signature that will be accepted by all legal agencies.

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Bangalore: Buses on the e-highway
Bangalore recently issued tenders for installing GPS devices in all of its public transport buses by mid-2015. A mobile app would also be launched soon for tracking the city's 6,500 buses in real-time.

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Ahmedabad: High five for public Wi-Fi
Gujarat's e-Nagar project was launched in February, 2014, and it provides a common portal for payment of all utility bills. Public Wi-Fi hotspots are set to be turned on in eight localities in Ahmedabad. The project is slated to be extended in phases to 53 other towns in Gujarat.

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Hyderabad: e-Seva to ease pain
In many ways the forerunner of many city government driven e-governance projects, e-Seva centres were launched in Hyderabad in 2006. Initially, a few government services like birth/death certificates and utility bill payments were processed. But over the years, the centres have morphed into an all encompassing pit stop for everything from payment of traffic fines and obtaining an FIR copy to making corrections in electoral rolls.

 

 

 

 

This week marks the deadline for states to submit their smart city nominees. With cities likely to compete for the tag based on past performance, Chennai's track record raises several concerns.

A sizable chunk of the city is stuck in the previous century, in some ways. A majority of Chennai’s residents still queue up outside a counter for everything from paying electricity bills and property tax to buying their monthly travel passes.

Though the internet user base has doubled in the last four years, and nearly half of the city’s residents are supposedly online, web-based government services are either non-existent or challenging to use. In a city of six million, the number of people who use online portals to pay bills is in the modest thousands.