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सीधी नजर हुयी तो सीट पर बिठा गए। टेढी हुयी तो कान पकड कर उठा गये।
सुन कर रिजल्ट गिर पडे दौरा पडा दिल का। डाक्टर इलेक्शन का रियेक्शन बता गये ।
अन्दर से हंस रहे है विरोधी की मौत पर। ऊपर से ग्लीसरीन के आंसू बहा गये ।
भूंखो के पेट देखकर नेताजी रो पडे । पार्टी में बीस खस्ता कचौडी उडा गये ।
जब देखा अपने दल में कोई दम नही रहा । मारी छलांग खाई से “आई“ में आ गये ।
करते रहो आलोचना देते रहो गाली मंत्री की कुर्सी मिल गई गंगा नहा गए ।
काका ने पूछा 'साहब ये लेडी कौन है' थी प्रेमिका मगर उसे सिस्टर बता गए।।
इति
The Poet
काका हाथरसी
Kaka Hathrasi
1906 · 1995
Prabhu Dayal Garg, globally renowned as Kaka Hathrasi, fundamentally legitimized Hasya Ras or humorous poetry as a serious instrument of social reform. Born in 1906 in Hathras, Uttar Pradesh, he adopted a stage persona that brought unparalleled joy and stinging satire to millions of Indians. At a time when literary poetry was often dense and inaccessible, he wrote verses that made the common man laugh uproariously while quietly dismantling political corruption, social hypocrisies, and bureaucratic absurdity. He founded the magazine Sangeet, heavily contributing to the preservation of Indian classical music alongside his poetic pursuits. The government of India awarded him the Padma Shri in 1985 for his monumental cultural contributions. Passing away in 1995, he left behind a literary tradition that ensures laughter remains a potent weapon. He proved that the sharpest truths are often delivered with a smile.
Paired Painting
Coronation of Lord Rama
The Coronation of Lord Rama, known as the Ram Rajyabhishek, represents the culmination of the epic Ramayana. After his victory over the demon king Ravana and his return to Ayodhya, Rama is rightfully crowned as the king. In this luminous depiction, we witness the divine couple, Rama and Sita, seated upon the golden throne, surrounded by the faithful Hanuman and the devoted brothers of Rama. This artwork is not merely a composition of figures: it is a spiritual testament to the ideal of Ram Rajya, a kingdom defined by righteousness, justice, and prosperity. It captures a moment of profound harmony where the heavens and the earth converge to celebrate the restoration of Dharma.
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