E circular No.SKA/14 ' 9-12-2022 Reg: 1. Slp (civil) no. 21206 of 2017 – our federation vs LIC & Union of India – (up-gradation pension) 2. Pending matters with DFS Dear Friends, The current week has been full of uncertainties. In the matter of hearing of our case in Supreme court, the prediction of most of the legal Pandits went off the way. Even our assumptions, including that of our Advocate on Record, went wrong. We assumed, since the date of hearing of our case has been fixed by the Bench and not the registrar, our case would be 100% heard. So we got alert. As Shri M. Arunachalam ji and Shri V K.Jain ji were not In a position to move out of their houses , I asked Sri Basudeb Das ji from Kolkata to join me at Delhi for briefing the AOR and the new Sr. counsel Sri V. Ramkrishnan ji. Let me reiterate here again that our Patron Sri G.N. Sridharan ji has helped us a lot in getting enga
Chapter 69: Nârada Muni's Vision of Krishna in His Household Affairs (1-6) S' rî S'uka said: 'Hearing that Lord Krishna had killed Naraka [see 10.59 ] and that He alone had married so many women, Nârada wanted to see that with his own eyes [and thought]: 'How wonderful it is that He with a single body is married to that many women, at the same time in sixteen thousand separate residences being alone with each of them.' Thus eager to take a look the sage of the gods came to Dvârakâ, the place so flowery with its parks and pleasure gardens resounding with the noise of flocks of birds and swarms of bees. Blooming blue lotuses [indîvaras], day-blooming ones [ambhojas], white esculent ones [kahlâras], moonlight-blooming lotuses [kumudas] and water lilies [utpalas] filled the lakes where the sounds were heard of swans and cranes. There were nine hundred thousand palatial mansions embellished with crystal glass, silver and great emeralds, that were splendi