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It is the fortune of merapahad portal that a great writer, social worker, Uttarakhand State Agitator and a man of multi-skilled Shri Bhishma Kukreti ji has joined us.  Though, he is thousands  km away from Uttarakhand in Mumbai but his heart beats for Uttarakhand only, that is why has been involved various Uttarakhadi activities.

Shri Bhishma Kukreti ji will write articles under this thread on literature and other issues. I am sure you would appreciate his articles and enrich your knowledge.

M S MEHTA

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A brief Introduction about Shri Bhishma Kukreti JI,
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Bhishma Kukreti

Born on 10th September 1952, (24 gate Bhadrapad)

Village : Jaspur, Dhangu ,Gangasalan,  Pauri Garhwal

Mother : Smt Damayanti Dabral Kukreti

Father Shri K. R. Kukreti

Academic Education:
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• Up to 8th Standard in Garhwal
• B Sc Honors (First B.Sc. Honours in Botany from Dehradun from Meerut University) from Dehradun
• M.Sc. (Botany) from Dehradun
• His research papers of M Sc thesis from France and in national journal of India. He is credited to discover a new species of Batrichosperm and many sub species of Oedigonium from Dehradun district  

Professional Qualification:
• Diploma in Marketing and Business management
• Diploma in Export and Import Management
Moved to Mumbai in 1974.

PROFESSION: Sales, Marketing, Branding and Advertising; worked at higher management cadre with famous Brands like Murphy, Videocon , Kenstar, Safewell and Safeway in Mumbai
Travel: He is well traveled all over India and many countries abroad as Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland, Holland, Britain, China, Honkong and Macao.
SOCIAL WORKS:

1. He is the one of the five initiators who started Uttarakhand Movement in Mumbai and spread it all over Mumbai
2. He was connected with an elite Garhwali social club Shail Suman
3. He is the initiator of Uttarakhand Mailing Group in Mumbai Published works

English Language:
Book: The Attentive Branding of Seasonal Consumer Durables
 
ARTICLES
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Published more than fifty articles on marketing, branding, advertising, Internet marketing and self branding in

• USP-AGE
• Advertising Express
• Marketing Mastermind
• Effective Executive
• E-Business
• Global Business Review ( A Journal)
• RBI Journal

2- Published more than ten articles in Garhwal Post a premium English weekly on “ Export from Uttarakhand”  Internet and Mailing Group More than fifty articles published on various Internet sites about Garhwali-Kumauni languages and personalities Garhwali language . Famous for his provocative and bold articles and perceived as controversial writer
 
STORIES:
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 More than fifteen stories published in various periodicals of Garhwal. His stories are either satirist or about the suffering of Uttarakhandi women in Garhwal or in pardesh
Satire: he was regular contributor of Garhwali daily Garh Aina till it stpped publishing and his colun Inai Unai ki/Kheer Man loon wee very famous. Hiss best column was Ghaprol (Chaotic discussion/debate). There would be 1000 and more articles published by him in many periodicals.

Cartoons : He published more than 600 cartoons in various periodicals , mainly in Garh Aina on daily basis

Crossword: he is the first creative who started Garhwali language crossword
Criticism : He also does criticism on Garhwali literature and renowned literature  personality Abodh Bandhu Bahuguna put him in ‘Garhwali  Alochana ke Navaratna (Nine gems of Garhwali criticism)”. His longest critic is “ Awa Garhwali Bhasa tain Moran se Bachawa”

Hindi language
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Book : Garhwal ki Lok Kathaen

Stories; About twenty stories are published

Articles: More than one hundred fifty articles related to Uttarakhand andolan, Importance of Internet or Digital divide in Uttrakahnd and Uttarakhand ke Paryatan Ki Parikalpana ( it ran three years as serial columns in Shail Vani Kotdwara)
                        
 Contact on E-Mail bckukreti@gmail.com
Telephone: 022, 28383574
  
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                           About Bhishma Kukreti


Born in village-Jaspur, Malla Dhangu, Pauri Garhwal on 2/4/1952
Father- Late Shri Kali Ram Kukreti
Mother- Mrs. Damyanti Dabral Kukreti
Basic Education in Garhwal
M.sc.(Botany) from Dehradun Meerut University
Bhishma Kukreti has been engaged in Marketing and Sales Profession and worked with various great brands of India. He is also a Sales Trainer.
Visited Great Britain, China, Macau, Holland, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Belgium France,
                                                  Research Work
Four research papers published from international science journals on Oediogoniales of Dehradun
                                             Garhwali Language Literature
                                                             Books
–Kablat published in 2012 a satire and other prose collections
-Kavvak Kakdat – more than 600 satirical articles (2015)
- Characteristics, History of Modern Garhwali Poetry and Life sketch of more than 200 Poets in ‘Angwal ‘(2013)
-More than ten Forwarding Notes for Garhwali literature books
-English Garhwali Dictionary (A Photostat Edition)
                                                      Periodicals
*More than 1200 Satirical Articles published in periodicals
*More than 20 modern short stories published in various periodicals
*More than 600 Cartoons published in periodicals
* Garhwali Drama ‘Bakhron Gwer Bag’ 2003 published in Rant Raibar in series
*Salan Baten Lok Katha (folk Stories from Salan) – fifty folk stories published in Rant Raibar 2002-2003
* नै जमानौ गढ़वळि कथाकार, नै जमानो गढ़वळि कथौं कथा Characteristics and History of Modern Garhwali Short Stories and works of 2000 Story writers of 100 Languages across the world in Shailvani, Kotdwara (2012-2013)
*Initiated Criticism of Garhwali Books and published tens of critical works for Garhwali Literature
*Initiated Interview Literature genre in Garhwali and published Interviews in Garhwali language
*Initiated Crossword and other modern puzzle works in Garhwali
* Translated Ten Panchatantra stories
विदेशी भाषाओं के नाटकों का  गढ़वाली में अनुवाद


विलियम शेक्सपियर के नाटक अनुवाद
१- ओथेलो
२- जूलियस सीजर
३- मर्चेंट ऑफ वेनिस
४-हेमलेट
 लार्ड डुनसानी  के नाटक
५- अ नाईट  इन ऐन इन्न
 
६- पिगमैग्लिओन बर्नाड शा के नाटक
 
७-  द पिल्लोमैन - मार्टिन मैक्डोनाफ के नाटक
  सैमुअल बैकेट के नाटक
८-वेटिंग फॉर गाड
ऐलिस गर्सटनबर्ग के नाटक
९-ओवरटोन्स 
१०- द फोर्टीन
लिओनिड आन्द्रेव के नाटक


११ - द सर्पेन्ट्स टेल

१२ काल ऑफ़ द रिवोल्युसन
वाल्टर वाइक्स के नाटक
१३  - द वर्कर्स
१४  - द सालमौन ट्रिब्यूनल
ओक्टेव मिरब्यू के नाटक
१५  - इंटरव्यू
रॉबर्ट फ्रॉस्ट के नाटक
१६--डेथ ऑफ हायर्ड मैन
अंटोन चेखव के नाटक
१७- द बूर
जॉन लोगन के नाटक
१८ -रेड
जीन पॉल सार्त्रे के नाटक
१९ -नो  एक्जिट
ग्रेग वोवोज के नाटक
२०- ब्लडी मेरी
अंटोनी कावुड के नाटक
२१- ट्वेल्व डेज इन लाइफ ऑफ रॉकी
जॉन ओर्टन
२२-व्हट द बटलर सौ

          Garhwali Literature published in various periodicals and Internet medium

Total viewership as on 28/7/2014 at 11 A.M. is 7, 12347                                 
*More than 700 Satirical-Humorous articles published 
*A couple of Stories posted
*Ava Garhwali Seekhla (let us Learn Garhwali) -60 Chapters
* गढवाळ का नामी गिरामी लोक अर जाती(मलारि जुग बिटेन अब तलक ) a series in 35 chapters
*6 Bal Natak (6 Children Plays)
*Garhwali Vyanjan  ( Garhwali Cuisine )- More than 200 Ethnic Cosines
* हिजड़ो दुन्या articles in series
* Digitalization of Garhwali folk Literature –300 Folk Songs, 100 Mantra, Nath Sahitya
* Digitalization of 100 Modern Garhwali Poems
*Digitalization of a couple of Modern Stories and part of a Garhwali novel as
*गढ़वाळी ठाठ: गढवाली की प्रथम आधुनिक कहानी का कुछ भाग (प्रस्तुतीकरण)   
*गढ़वाली भाषा का प्रथम उपन्यास  का कुछ अंश  (प्रस्तुतीकरण)     
*Interviews with More than 25 Garhwali Writers (Likhabhent)
*Translation of Foreign Country Short Stories into Garhwali
*Translation of Kamsutra
* विपणन गुरु   a series about works of more than 50 Marketing Gurus
* प्रबंध शास्त्री a series about works of more than 50 Management Gurus

                            English Language Literature

                                                     Book
Branding of Seasonal Durable Products (2003)
                                                  Articles
*More than 50 Articles on Marketing, Branding, Advertisement and management in International Journals
* More than 10 Articles related to Uttarakhand published in Garhwal Post a daily published from Dehradun

                 Internet English Literature Publication
*More than 50 satirical articles
*-More than 1000 Articles about Characteristics of Garhwali Poems and life sketch Poets
* Characteristics and History of Garhwali Short Stories -more than 150 stories were reviewed
*Characteristics of Modern Garhwali Dramas –more than 100 Dramas reviewed
* More than 400 articles on Garhwali Folk Songs and Dances
* More than 100 articles on Garhwali Folk Mantras and Tantra
*More than 150 Articles on Garhwali folk Dramas
* Folk Sports of Garhwal- more than 20 articles
*More Than 100 Garhwali Folk Stories (English Version) posted
* More than 50 articles on Garhwali Folklores
*Branding of Uttarakhand a series
* Two Modern Garhwali Dramas by Lalit Mohan Thapliyal translated
* Own Garhwali Drama translation
* Many folk Songs were translated in English
*Many Garhwali Poems were translated
* Folk Songs, Folk Sayings of Rawain (Garhwal)- more than 60 articles

                        History of Uttarakhand

 *History of Uttarakhand from beginning
*History of Kumaon from 1000-1790
History of Garhwal and Haridwar from 1000 to 1804
*Miscellaneous Articles

                          Hindi Literature
                    Book
*Garhwal Ki Lok Kthayen
                     Other Literature
* Around 15 Modern Short Stories
* Uttarakhand Parytan Parikalpana – 150 articles published in Shailvani, Kotdwara 2007
*गढ़वाली भाषा में लोक कथा संसार और मुख्य संकलनकर्ता, Sankalp, Delhi
*आधुनिक गढवाली भाषा कहानियों की विशेषतायें और कथाकार, Sankalp, Delhi
*गढवाली भाषा में समालोचना /आलोचना/समीक्षा  साहित्य, Sankalp and Shailvani
*गढवाली भाषा साहित्य में साक्षात्कार की परम्परा Sankalp and Shailvani
* श्री नरेंद्र सिंह नेगी के गीतों में सामयिकता , Young Uttarakhand Souvenir
* आधुनिक गढ़वाली साहित्य में अनुवादित साहित्य
* आधुनिक गढ़वाळी कविता का संक्षिप्त इतिहास
* राजस्थानी, गढ़वाली-कुमाउंनी  लोकगीतों का तुलनात्मक अध्ययन a series published in Nirala Uttarakhand , Jaipur
* हीरा सिंह राणा का गीत संसार  में पहाड़ी मानवीय व भौगोलिक प्रकृति के प्रतीक और विम्ब
* आधुनिक गढवाळी साहित्य में महिला साहित्यकारों की महत्वपूर्ण  भूमिका
* उत्तराखंडी फिल्मों का संक्षिप्त इतिहास in Many Magazines and periodicals including Shailvani व अन्य उत्तराखंड फिल्म संबंधी लेख
* ढोल सागर के बारे में जानकारियाँ and Mantra published in Nirala Uttarakhand
* आधुनिक गढ़वाली नाटक इतिहास व समालोचना, Shailvani
* कुमाउंनी एवं गढ़वाली भाषा-व्याकरण का तुलनात्मक अध्ययन, Sankalp, Delhi

                              Hindi Internet Literature

*मध्य हिमालयी कुमाउनी, गढ़वाळी एवं नेपाली भाषाओं व्याकरण का तुलानाम्त्क अध्ययन a series for 60 chapters
*हरिद्वार , बिजनौर और सहारनपुर का इतिहास (क्रमगत माला )
* उत्तराखंड संदर्भ  में पर्यटन विपणन
* All above Offline Hindi Literature







 


 












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Great Garhwali Personalities-4
               Rajkumari Bisht : first female Garhwali stage artist and radio singer
                                                            By: Bhishma Kukreti
               History will always remember Rajkumari Bisht, born in Pauri Garhwali  as the first female who sang the song at Delhi and Lucknow Akashwani radio stations . She is the first female Garhwali who took part in many cultural music program and played many roles on the stage of such programs.
  She took part in Garhwali musical and cultural program in Agra (1946), Lucknow (1954 and 1962), Delhi (from 1963 to 1970), Mumbai (1966), Uttrakashi (197 and 1969) and Pauri (1965).
        Rajkumari Bisht is famous for taking lead for involvement of Garhwali women in cultural and stage program. She is very famous for playing effectively the role of Rami Baurani  in the famous Garhwali Nrityy Natika written by Baldev Prasad Sharma ‘Deen’ at various cultural program at various places of India. She got high praises from late Jag Mohan Singh Negi (former minister of Uttar Pradesh), Brigadier Juyal, and Dr. Kushala Nand Gairola. She got many prizes and appraisal from Garhwali social organizations across India.
        She became the inspirational institution for Garhwali females to come out for freely participation in cultural and drama Garhwali programs.
        She has been was always active Gadh-Kala Sangam Chandigarh to promote Garhwali culture, music and stage plays.
 Garhwalis are proud of a great migrated female Garhwali Rajkumari Bisht
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Great Garhwali Personality-17
                       Kushum Bisht :The heroine of first Garhwali Movie
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                Delhi has provided many artists of different arts for Garhwali language . Kushum Bisht is one of the such artists who contributed a lot for Garhwali drama, plays, cultural activities, singing,  and Garhwali cinema  . She is credited for bringing many audio cassettes of Garhwali songs . She is also first Garhwali movie female performer of first Garhwali movies Jagwal of Pareshwar Gaur .
                 Born in 1963, in Gidratu village of Patwalsyun, Pauri Garhwal.  She had god gifted performing ability for performing in drama . She acted in famous Garhwali dramas- Ardh Grameshwar, Fondyanath, Jank Jod, Mangan, Patrol, Jeetu Bagdwal, Gharjawain, Banji Gaudi 








Kusum Bisht recording the playback song of first ever Garhwali movie Jagwal
(Courtesy : Parashar Gaud,  http://cinema.prayaga.org/jagwal/0

Courtesy :http://www.merapahad.com/forum/films-of-uttarakhand/directory-of-uk's-songs-films/
She also acted in many Hindi stage plays as Apbhransh, Girgit, Nakab, Dhai Akshar Prem ka, Do Teer, Kalantar, , Kant Kala Kalakar , Kab Tak Jari Jaari Rahega, , Ek Pashani and Atithi.
She is not only a drama performer but is a very melodious singer too. She is first female singer of first Garhwal movie Jagwal. She had sung playback song for other films like Dhai and Rukma
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Garhwali literature-19

           Abodh Bandhu Bahuguna : The Sun Of Garhwali literature
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(This article is devoted to Shrimati  Sarju Devi Thapliyal Bahuguna wife of A B Bhauhguan . She had been the pillar as solid support and inspirational source for his becoming  Abodh Bandhu Bahuguna --the the sun of Garhwali literature. The author was fortunate to  to get her inspiring company for two days in Mumbai and one day in Delhi)
 To write about Abodh bandhu Bahuguna is not easy in short. He has written so much in Garhwali that Hemwati Nanadan Bahuguna Garhwal University published a tribute of 128 pages to describe great Garhwali language creative and the author can say that 128 pages are still lacking to detailing him .

Abodh bandhu Bahuguna writes about him in Garhwali
Unnis sau chaurasi vikram gram jahal chalansyun
Asad ki sangrand misread ji ka ghar ayun
 Abodh Bandhu Bahuguna was born on 15th June 1927 in Jhala village of Chalaansyun , Pauri Garhwal, Uttarakhand . His father’s name was Khimanand and mother’s name was bindra Devi Thapliyal Bahuguan . His wife Sarju Devi is the daughter of famous pundit Bhaj Ram Nutiyal of Sumadi . He expired in 2004 in Janakpuri, New Delhi, leaving behind his  wife, his son Ardhendhu , three married daughters and grand children
  He got his high school and secondary education from Pauri city- Garhwal, passed graduation and  passed  M.A in two subjects  ( Hindi and Political Science ) from Nagpur University.
                   The expert of every branch of Garhwali literature
  Abodh Bandhu Bahuguna has written literature in every segment of literature including jokes.  The author has already expressed his views that to describe his literature we require book and not article. Therefore, , the author will provide the names of book in this article to tell readers about his contribution in Garhwali literature:


Abodh Bandhu Augean (1927-2003)
                                                          Poetry

Bhumyal : Bhumyal is a first mahakavya (epic) of Garhwali language
Tidka: Is a collection of his satirist and humorous poems
Ran Mandan: the poems are of chivalry raptures with full of patriotism and inspiring ones
Parvati : there are 100 Garhwali rhymes in this marvelous collection of poems . Uttar Pradesh government awarded this collection of poetries
Ghol: Bahuguna is also credited to bring modernism in Garhwali poetic field. Here are his atukant (without rhyme) poems
Daisat: He was stern supporter of separate Uttarakhand and these poems are exposure of suppression of administration on the movement .
Kankhila: Abodh bandhu says that the poems of this volume are the extract of his won experiences of life
Shailodaya: The collection of conventional ad experimental Garhwali poems
                               Poetries for Children
Ankh-Pankh: is the poems for children and was awarded by Uttar Pradesh government
                                            Dramas
Mai Ko Lal: This play is about the non-violence movement of Shridev Suman
Chakrachal: The are twelve prose and four Geet-natika
 His famous drama is on the heroism of brave personality of our past Bhad madhosingh Bhandari and his sacrifice for Maletha Canal .
                                                Stories 
1-Katha Kumud : collection of short stories
2-Ragdwat : These are the collection of modern styles of stories with lot of experimentations
                                                     Novel
Bhugtyun Bhavishya : This novel is based on the struggle of Garhwali in migration after independent
                                                     Philology
Garhwali Vyakaran ki Roop Rekha : The introduction of Garhwali language grammar
                                                    On Folk Literature
1-Dhunyal : In Dhunyal, there are famous Garhwali folk song and a long introductory write up about folk songs of Garhwal
2-Katha ghuli Kuthghali: he published famous folk stories of Garhwal in gad myatiki Ganga
3-Lnagadi Bakari (Hindi ) : there are collection of famous Garhwali folk stories and he also wrote long commentary on Garhwali folk stories, which is a treasurer for Garhwali folk literature
                                         History and Critic of Garhwali literature
1-Gad Myateki Ganga :  In his editorial book he wrote history and progress of Garhwali prose from 8th century  till 1975. He wrote about the contribution style, subject about each  Garhwali prose writer and provide us the details of periodicals which became the instruments for progress of Garhwali prose
2-Shailvani: In this volume, Bahuguna takes us on the rout of history of Garhwali poems and the readers become surprised to know about the detailing by Bahuguna and can not be without saluting Bahuguna for his industrious research work
                          Travelogue, Memoir and Discussion 
Ek Kaunli Kiran: This prose a collection of his memoirs, miscellaneous articles , travel experiences, and discussion with Bhishma kukreti. The discussion and interview with Bhishma Kukreti open many unknown aspects of Garhwali society and Garhwali literature . He called this hot and long discussion between him and Bhishma Kukreti  as gem of Garhwali literature.
                              Introduction and Commentary on books
He has written commentary and introduction of books of many Garhwali writers as in Gathwani Gaun batin (a collection of poems of various Garhwali poets .)
                          Awards and facilitations
Lok Bharati Nagrik Samman in Gauchar Chamoli in 1979
Jaishri Samman by Garhwali Bhasha parishad Dehradun in 1984
Facilitation by Garhwali Bhasa Sangam of Tihri  in 1988
Gadhratna award  by Garhwal Bhratri Mandal Mumbai in 1991
Award by Garhwal Sarva hitaisani Sabah Delhi in 1999
Awarded by Jaimini Academy Panipat in 2ooo
Awarded by Surabhi Sanskriti Samiti Madhya Pradesh in 2001
Kavya Bhusan award by Bhartiya Sanskrit avam Sahitya Sansthan in 203
Uttar Pradesh Government awarded him thrice (1981, 1986 and 1989)
Hemvati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal university published 18 page tribute on his contribution in the name of Parvat Putra Abodh Bandhu Bahuguna
The above details of his published work make him “ The Sun of Garhwali Literature”
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Role of Non-Resident Uttranchalis (NRUs) in Uttranchal Tourism Development

                                             Bhishma Kukreti
          The migration is the first step of involvement of any society in becoming the part of global economy for the development of a region or nation. To develop the region, Uttranchalis have been migrating from its root to various other regions for a century. We should accept the real fact that the migration from Uttranchal will not stop but it will increase by manifold. We should not take the migration of human power from Uttranchal as the misfortune but a fortune for Uttranchalis because accepting the reality is the best way to adapt ourselves for the future competitiveness. If we do not accept the realism of migration, we shall live in the past and will not prepare our future generation to become the most competitive community to face the global competition.
      If the migration from Uttranchal is a reality, the attachment by the non-resident Uttranchalis with Uttranchal forever is another reality. The attachment with their roots by Uttranchalis will provide the same advantages, which provided the advantages to the migrated Jews.
      The economical & social development and fame of Uttranchal especially in foreign countries is very much essential for non-resident Uttranchalis because the development and fame of Uttranchal in other regions and countries provide the followings advantages and benefits to the NRUs:
The fame of Uttranchal is the strong media for enhancing the self-esteem or self-validating statement for the non-resident Uttranchalis.
The fame of Uttranchal in India and abroad provides a strong platform of identity for the NRUs. The identity is the strong tool of getting many jobs done easily.
The prosperous Uttranchal will be helpful in lessening the economical burdens on the Non-Resident Uttranchalis. Definitely, the poor brothers of Uttranchal increase the economical burdens on the Non-Resident Uttranchalis by many means.
The rich brother in Uttranchal will help the poor Non-Resident Uttranchali brother. In case of exigency, the Non-Resident Uttranchalis can get help from rich resident Uttranchalis. For this type of financial and economical help for the NRUs from native Uttranchal, it is essential that Uttranchal becomes richer than the present form.
Many Non-Resident Uttranchalis are prosperous economically but they do not get trusted base or platform for further investment. The prospering or developed Uttranchal will provide such Non-Resident Uttranchalis the most trusted medium for investment.
Many NRUs wish to return to their natives but do not find the suitable infrastructure there and could not fulfill their wish to return to Uttranchal. Developed Uttranchal is one of the important means to invite back many NRUs.
Non-Resident Uttranchalis can get all the benefits from the rich Uttranchal, which any non-resident human beings get the benefits from their rich natives.
                             Tourism as Back Bone of Uttranchal Economy
         The geographical, social and cultural aspects of Uttranchal direct that the tourism and associate industry is the backbone of Uttranchal economy. The richness among all the Uttranchalis will come by development of excellent tourism industry in Uttranchal. The state government took positive steps in planning and execution of tourism development in the state.
        For Mumbaikars, who are not aware about the plan and policy of Uttranchal government, the attached list will be an additional knowledge about the role of tourism for economical growth in the state. The attached list will also provide an outline the agenda of the state authorities for the growth of tourism in Uttranchal.
        To gain the above benefits from developed Uttranchal, the non-resident Uttranchalis may be a tool of enhancing the developing tourism in Uttranchal.
                      Role of Non-Resident Uttranchalis in Tourism development
      The non-resident Uttranchalis (NRUs) can contribute for speedy growth in tourism by many means. Surprisingly, their contributions for the growth of tourism in Uttranchal will not hurt the local sentiments of the present residing place or region of a NRU. The following means are a major means for contributing for speedy development of neo- tourism in Uttranchal:
Conceptual Contribution:
                            Any region ambitious to become a global power in the field of tourism requires a conceptual mentality in the society. Such society should acquire a global mentality and character and should have a clear vision of future tourism in the area. The society should acquire the specific characteristics for global competitiveness to create a global tourist destination. One of the characteristics of global mentality for creating an area as global travel destination is to reduce the dependency of on the government and should create self-built infrastructure for the tourism development of the region. There are many concepts, which help the society for becoming a global power in a specific field or many fields.
                            Our Uttranchal society requires aggression in acquisition of global mentality and characters. The non-resident Uttranchalis can popularize the global mentality and character among NRUs and the natives in Uttranchal by many means. Even, a casual talk among our village fellows or a simple message to the fellow brothers and sisters in Uttranchal by NRUs about creating Uttranchal, as global destination is enough to popularize the phenomenon of acquisition of global mentality and character in the society. As per a rough estimate, there will be a million of NRUs or two lakhs NRUs families out of Uttranchal. If a family sends a message of the need for globalization of tourism in Uttranchal in a year to a single family in Uttranchal, the two lakhs families in Uttranchal will be inspired for building Uttranchal as global power in tourism.
                            The NRUs should contribute their share by way of conceptual funding the region in the area of tourism. The intellectual funding by the NRUs was a strong medium for popularizing Uttranchal movement. Same way, the non-resident Uttranchalis can contribute by providing various old and new concepts in developing Uttranchal as a global tourist destination.
          Suggestion for building the infrastructures in an unknown but viable tourist destination by NRUs to the local authorities or fellow persons is a kind of conceptual contribution by NRUs to the development of tourist industry in Uttranchal.
 Enhancing Social Awareness:
                       Usually, the non-resident Uttranchalis are deeply involved in many activities of their villages. The NRUs can inspire their village-fellows to build tourist houses in each village of Uttranchal. Imagine! If each village in Uttranchal builds a community rest house or tourist house with moderate or modern facilities for tourists, many non-residents who usually, do not go for holidays in Uttranchal, will they not plan for holidaying in their villages. By having a village community owned rest house or tourist house in each village, many non-resident Uttranchalis can take their friend families of other region to their villages. This concept will help in enhancing the growth of tourism in Uttranchal.
                       The NRUs can inspire the native fellows of Uttranchal to build small or medium tourist infrastructures and destinations surrounding their villages to attract the tourists from plains of Uttranchal, Delhi or Uttar Pradesh.
Contribution by Investment in Tourism:
                          Many non-resident Uttranchalis are lucky enough to have spare money and they may invest in the tourism services in Uttranchal. The NRUs can invest directly in hotel industry, transport, sport, and hospitality or communication industry in Uttranchal.
                        Returning Uttranchal to start a Tourist Business in Uttranchal is an ideal contribution by a NRU.
Motivating Non-Uttranchalis for Investments:
                   The NRUs should motivate the non-Uttranchali investors in India and abroad, to invest for developing the infrastructures of Uttranchal tourism industry.
Opening Tourist Agency out of Uttranchal:
                      Many non-resident Uttranchali entrepreneurs can contribute their share in speedy tourism development in Uttranchal by opening tourist agencies or by becoming as operators. These agencies out of Uttranchal owned by NRUs may work for developing the network for inviting non-Uttranchalis as tourists for Uttranchal.
Acting as Promotional Medium or Source of Information:
                    Each NRU can become a medium of promotion for Uttranchal tourism by inspiring the non-Uttranchalis to visit Uttranchal for holidaying.
                    The NRUs should posses the details of tourist destinations and facilities in Uttranchal to distribute among non-Uttranchalis.
Public Relation Works or becoming Ambassador for Uttranchal:
                     The best medium of promotion is mouth-to-mouth publicity for the growth of tourism. The NRUs can contribute in developing tourism Uttranchal by writing articles about the Uttranchal tourist destinations in print media of other regions. The NRUs can contribute by showing slides or documentary films of Uttranchal tourist destinations to the various groups of non-Uttranchalis. For example, the NRUs of Mumbai can arrange a film show about Uttranchal tourism to the non-Uttranchalis at the time of Ganpati festival in Garhwal Darshan, Mumbai where hundreds of non-Uttranchalis come to watch the Ganpati idol and Ganpati-festive-event. Same way, with the help of Garhwal Vikas Mandal Mumbai, the residents of Garhwal Darshan can distribute the literature about Uttranchal tourist destinations to the non-Uttranchalis visiting the above site.
                Many non-resident-Uttranchalis are having access of internet facilities. These lucky Uttranchalis should send relevant messages about Uttranchal tourism to various agencies, portals and individuals in India and abroad.
Spreading Uttranchali Food and Souvenirs:
           One of the medium of popularizing the tourist destination is to popularize the food, drink and souvenirs of the destination. The NRUs should find the ways and means of popularizing the ethnical foods, sweets, drinks and souvenirs of Uttranchal among non-Uttranchalis.
Popularizing Uttranchali Literature, Art, Sport, and Music:
       The popularization of art, music and literature of a tourist destination plays a positive role in publicizing the tourist destination. The NRUs should take various steps in popularizing the literature, art, music and films related to Uttranchal. The conference arranged by Uttranchal Vichar Manch, Mumbai for the release of a novel Pandera written by Shri Rajeshwar Uniyal, wherein many non-Uttranchalis were invited, is one of the examples to popularize the regional literature, art or music among non-Uttranchalis.
      There is an urgent need of evolution for the works of late shri Mukandi Lal Barrister and Shri Gairola about Garhwal paintings. The popularization of Garhwali paintings and sculpture art abroad by NRUs is one of the ways to popularize Uttranchal as global tourist destination.
Producing Feature Films for International Audience:
     Many NRUs are busy in producing Garhwali or Uttranchali feature films. In my opinion, they should produce the Garhwali or Kumayan feature films for the international film festivals with the same budget. The releases of Garhwali feature films in the international film festivals will be a great help to the Garhwal for popularizing it as global tourist destination.
 Uttranchal Tourism in the Agenda of NRU Community Organizations:
      The non-resident Uttranchalis have established Uttranchali-community organizations in most of the Indian cities and regions abroad. There should be agenda of Uttranchal Tourism in the mission of each non-resident community organization. Time has come that the members (usually Garhwali and Kumayuni) of these organizations (usually Kumayuni and Garhwali) should enroll the non-residents of Dehradoon, Haridwar and Udham Singh Nagar (or non-pahadis of plains of Uttranchal) areas in their organizations too.
Today’s conference organized by Uttranchal Maha Sngh and including the subject of tourism for discussion is an example of including  agenda of tourism with other social tasks by a non-resident Uttranchali organization.
Holidaying in Uttranchal:
      One of the contributions of non-resident Uttranchalis is to go Uttranchal with their families for holidaying on regular basis.
Being Famous, Rich or Specialist:
   The first act for each non-resident Uttranchali is to become famous, specialist or rich. This act is the most important act of contributing to the society by an individual. The individual fame of Jaspal Rana, Mahendra Singh Dhooni in their fields is one of the contributions for uplifting Uttranchal Tourism by a non-resident Uttranchali.
       Every part of the society should contribute to develop its native place and present place. The NRUs should also find other means and ways for their contributions in building Uttranchal as global tourist destination
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Review of Uttarakhandi Periodicals-3
                A Collector’s Special Issue of Shailvani Kotdwara,2009 
                                                                    Bhishma Kukreti
      A  famous weekly published from Kotdwara, Pauri Garhwali , Shailvani publishes an annual special issue every year. The weekly dedicated this year issue to “ Developmental issues of Uttarakhand” . The author congratulates the Editor Prem Balodi and his team members Arvind Singh Bisht, Kusum Lata Gusain (Mumbai), R.S Negi( Mumbai), Sarswati Kukreti (New Mumbai), Rakesh M Sundariyal (Mumbai), J.P Dhashmana (Pauri), Rishi Kandwal ( Haridwar)  and ganesh bansal (Kotdwara) for binging 112 page issue.
  Most of the articles are related to developmental issues and are well researched issues.
 Editorial : Prem Balodi explained the role, importance and responsibilties of regional periodicals.
Uttarakhand ke Jal Srotra and unka Dohan: Renowned scholar, Dr K.P Juyal explained in simple words about watersheds , the reasons behind low under ground water capacity in Uttarakhand, He tells the application and implementing strategies for water harvesting and renewal of dried water sources .
Urja ke Vicidh Roop avam Uttarakhand ke Arthik Vikash men : Retired engineer Narayan Singh Bisht explicates the available energy sources and newer opportunities for new energy sources. He informs with data about the strategies for hydro electrical energy resources and their development in Uttarakhand .
Pahadon men Audyogik Vikash aur Karyaparak Shiksha :The learned education specialist Dr Prem lal Bhatt stresses on the importance, concerns, applying methodologies of appropriate and positive education and   training for initiation, sustaining, and development of self reliance industries in rural Uttarakhand .
Uttarakhand ki Murtikala men Audyogik Niyojan ka Praroop: The legendary historian and archeologist of Uttarakhand   Dr Yashvant Katoch enlightens us about the importance of sculpture art , the customs of sculpture art in Uttarakhand , art centers in Uttarakhand, temples or devalaya of Uttarakhand, raw materials and sources of sculpture industry, strategies and planning of sculpture industry in Uttarakhand, traing, training institutions , museums and the marketing strategies and tactics for sculpture business.
Uttarakhand ki Bhu Sampada avam Prakritik Sansadhanon ki Samuchit Upyogita ki Avasyakata: The honored  educationist Dr S P Badola suggests in details about the present status about negative exploiting features of natural resources in rural Uttarakhand and the devices of positive management and utilization of forest animals, forest produces, the ways and means from protection from wild animals, the policies and profit making approaches for farm lands of rural Uttarakhand.
 Pauri Garhwal men Paryatan Udyog Vikash ke Sambahawanayen :  Bhishma Kukreti explains that Pauri Garhwal is and Pithora Garh districts are the least developed districts of Uttarakhand in terms of external tourism .he provides the logical reasons for new thinking in developing tourisms in these two districts by presenting the example of Pauri Garhwali . He detailed the development of forest tourism, water based tourist attractions , agro tourism, religious places, sports, service industry based tourism as opening of technical schools etc in Pauri Garhwal.
Arthik Vikash ka Dridh Stambh: The veterinary expert Dr Nand Kishore Khanduri tries  to explain important aspects of development in rural Uttarakhand . However, the author feels that he confuses the readers and the article is unfocused in terms of subject.
Sidhpeeth : Sukhrau Mandir : Sidhbali Hanuman Temple is major tourist’s attraction. By explaining, about the importance and management of Sukrau mandir, pratap Singh Bisht is successful to inform the readers for visiting this  temple in their visit to Kotdwara.
Arthik Drishti se Himalayi Paryavaran hetu Vanon aur Ausadhi Padapon ka Mahatva:  The famous homeopathy physician and writer Dr Chandra Mohan Barhthwal showed the importance of plants, ecology and preservation of forests and forest management in true development of Uttarakhand
Hamare Prachin Enginneers: History and heritage provide the self esteem enhancement . Rishi Kandwal provided our mythological and real engineers of India as great architect and planner  Vishwakarma, Bridge makers Nal-Neel, Viman abhiyanta Bharadwaj Rishi, astronomic Nishkar sage, great astronomer Vishvamitra, civil engineer May Danav, agro-engineer Ghagh . This article is very interesting   and informative.
Nyaya ke Devta ‘Golu Dev’:  Most  of the place or nation branding expert state that the strong judiciary system is utmost necessary in industrialization and making the place famous . Detailing about ‘Golu Dev’ in Almoda, , Rachana Balodi stresses on the need of strong judiciary system for the development in Uttarakhand .
Mahila Sakhsarata avam Vikash: Dr Renu Gautam of H N Bahuguna Garhwal University make a strong point that without women empowerment, we should not dream complete development in UK . The erudite scholar  Gautam cautions  us about importance of women education  for women empowerment in Uttarakhand and proves her case with  statistics .
Sarva Shikhsha Abhiyan tatha Uttarakhand Rajya : Professor Arun Mishra pleads for 100 percent education in the state for multidirectional progress.
 Bharat nen Samajik Vaniki :  Forest resource management is one of the essential and central  aspects of evolutions in Uttarakhand .  Dr Saudhav Singh Rautela makes us understand the key role of social forestry in bringing  royalty in Utarakhand  .
Badhati Jansankhya and Ghatta Paryavaran: Dr Arun Bahuguna of H N B G University explicates about consequences of family planning in absolute development and environment purity.
                                    Stories, Poems and other Articles
       There are stories of Dr Khyat Singh Chauhan, Dr Asha Rawat , Saroj Negi, Kaishalya Jakhmola, , poems of Kusum Lata Gusain, Jagdish Devrani, Ved Prakash Maheshwari, Kailash Bahukhandi, Bhuwan Goswami, Renuka, bachan Singh Rawat, Arvind Bisht, Veena Vashishtha, Janki Prasad  Dhasmana, Dr Suresh Ravadi, hem Chandra Kukreti, Dr Prasant and articles of Dr dinesh Balooni, Kamal Vidyarthi and Dinesh Kukreti
    The printing and editorial show the hard work of Prem Balodi and his devotion in regional journalism .The special issue of Shailvani is appreciable and is not commendable but a collector edition  too.
Adress :
Shailvani
Devi Road, Shitavpur
Kotdwara
Pauri garhwal, Uttarakhand
Phone -Prem Balodi 01382, 223631
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                 More  Information about Literature of Kumauni and Kumaun
                                     Bhishma Kukreti
 I received following information about Kumauni Literature, periodicals being published from Kumaun or by Kumauni
1- Parampara an annual magazin
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2-Uttarakhand Najariya (Fortnightly periodical)
  Editor: A P Bharati
  Deexa Computer Institute
  Opp Central Bank of India
  Rudra Pur (Udham Singh Nagar )
3- Kumauni Hindi --Lokokti avam Muhavara Kosh
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                                  Need of Global Mentality
                                  Bhishma Kukreti
                            The future of Uttranchal lies in export of materials, human-power and concepts. The concept of globalize village is rooting deep down in India. The globalization means to gain the benefits of all types of available resources without disturbing the ecosystem and without destructing the culture suitable for the region. Export of excess material, human power or concept available in the region is one of the paths to take the benefits of globalization.
                       The export of materials, human power or concept will fetch the more profits when there is distinctive value additions in the above three aspects of export. The distinctive value addition in the materials, human power or concepts may come by being competitiveness. The competitiveness and leadership comes into the society by adapting global mentality. The global mentality means thinking for the opportunity first. The global mentality means making the future as the chief strategy and guiding force for the region and individuals. When Uttranchalis make the future as the chief strategy, the competitiveness will automatically take birth in their mind. Global mentality means to be aware about Uttranchalis competing with all other foreign country fellows.
                 The global mentality means to change the available materials into sellable items to the foreign countries and this requires the value addition technique. There are tens of products and concepts available in Uttranchal, which require value addition for the future. Take the example of conventional religious tourism of Garhwal and Haridwar areas. The religious tourism in Uttranchal requires a total change in formats and contents. The ultra new type of hospitality management (competitive with international cities nearby religious places such as Roma) nearby religious places is the requirements of Uttranchal. Now in global economical time, Uttranchal is not only competing with Indian religious destinations but also forcefully competing with countries as Malaysia or Thailand. Many young Uttranchalis took the career in computer science and got jobs abroad or in India with sizable salaries. However, the future is not so easy because the   countries as Pakistan, China, Romania, Hungary taking the business of  business process outsourcing (BPO) and knowledge process outsourcing (KPO)  vary seriously and investing  in these industries to become competitive. It clearly explains that Uttranchalis has to find a new tool of value addition in the present training system of computing science to compete with the new emerging countries in this field. The finding of new tool of value addition comes only by global mentality because global mentality creates sensitivity for the timely competitiveness. Global mentality of Uttranchalis means each Uttranchali understands that he/she is competing for future with a Ghana fellow or Canadian fellow and so on. In global economy, the competing arena for each Uttranchali is not limited to India but the whole universe is competing arena. As far as competition is concerned, no body will be spared in the competing arena of universe. Global mentality is the only surety of safe future for Uttranchalis.
                In global economy, the fight is never for today but the fight or competition is always for tomorrow. The free economy forces the regions of the universe to fight among themselves for future opportunities and not for the current opportunities. In liberal economy, the individual competitiveness or regional competency is judged by the equity generated for the future. The global mentality of individuals of the region like Uttranchal brings initiation for the future. Global mentality of Uttranchalis will bring transformation in the region for becoming competitive for the future. Future will be safe only after taking exclusive steps for the development of economic power of the region. Making future as main strategy of Uttranchal is the sign of global mentality.
           Infusion of global mentality is not an injection or a tablet, which can be provided by the government to its citizen. The infusion of global mentality or futuristic competency is a process and it is generated by the society itself. The talks, discussions and debates for ‘globalization and future as main strategy of Uttranchal’ at various forums and media is the only criteria to bring global mentality among Uttranchalis. The discussions for globalization and its benefits at various forums in various formats will percolate the adaptation of global mentality among all the Uttranchalis. The aim of discussions on globalization means to infuse the global mentality among all Uttranchalis.
                Uttranchalis can get best benefits out of globalization if they adapt mentality, attitude, outlook and approach of a chief executive operation of a multi national corporation. Surprisingly it is easy because just think about competency for the future and you adapt the global mentality.
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                          Knowledge Economy Frameworks
                                              Bhishma Kukreti
               The geographical and socio-cultural conditions of Uttranchal compel that the state should opt the non-traditional services for economic growth. The knowledge-based economy is one of the emerging tools for economic growth for states like Uttranchal in India. A Knowledge Economy (KE) is one that utilizes knowledge as the key engine of economic growth. The Uttranchal should acquire the knowledge for export, create, disseminate and use it effectively to enhance the state’s economic development.
          There are four basic frame works for knowledge economy for an area. The first pillar is called the economic the economic incentive and institutional establishment that provides conducive policies for efficient creation, dissemination and use of existing knowledge. The educated and skill work force should continuously advance and adapt their skills to efficiently create and use knowledge. The third requirement of knowledge economy is the effective inventive and pioneering systems of universities, institutions and other organizations of the state that can keep up with knowledge revolution and faucet into the growing accumulation of global knowledge and adjust it to the local requirements. The forth pillar in knowledge economy is to create modern and adequate infrastructure that can make easy the effective communication, dissemination and uses at the right and required places.
         The Uttranchal government, society and business communities should come forward to grow the knowledge economy. The knowledge economy may grow in the state by long-term investments in conventional and non-conventional educational institutions. The political leaders, administrators and society should understand that the future economical growth would come for the area from the knowledge work force. Hence the Uttranchal’s establishment should come forward to lure the national and international investors for creating new infrastructures in the field of education, technology and concepts.
      The international investors will take risks in creating infrastructure for knowledge industries in the state provided the Uttranchal government creates infrastructures for hardware, software, network, media for collection, storage, processing, transmission and presentation of information in the form of voice, data, text and images. The state government should come forward to lay down the policies for the information and communication technologies (ICT) infrastructure before the public so that the interested investors can invest in knowledge industry.
      The society and the pillars of establishment of Uttranchal should visualize the advantages and the need of knowledgeable Uttranchalis in the field of non-conventional education. In the nearest future, the education of an area should not only provide the degree holders but should provide the professionals of applied knowledge too. In near future the state, which is capable of creating a breed of applied knowledge professionals, would win the race of economic growth in India. This need of applied knowledge Uttranchali professionals suggests that Uttranchal government should set up an autonomous board for knowledge economy as it established a body for tourism development.
      The new education board should act like a business house and should come with new feasible policies for the state, which can reform the present education system and establish futuristic knowledge economy based education in Uttranchal. The Uttranchal cannot depend upon the conventional industries for its economic and social welfare but should find the non-conventional industries such as export of applied knowledge. The export and indigenous uses of applied knowledge depend upon understanding and acting upon the above-cited four pillars of knowledge economy.
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