Ghalib vs Iqbal vs Faraz vs Me

Zahid sharab peene de masjid mein beth kar,
Yaa woh jagha bata jahan Khuda nahin.
(Mirza Ghalib)

Masjid khuda ka ghar hai, peeney ki jagha nahin,
Kaafir ke dil mein ja, Wahan khudaa nahin.
(Allama Iqbal)

Kaafir ke dil se aya hoon mein yeh dekh kar,
Khuda maujood hai wahan, Par usey pata nahin.
(Ahmad Faraz)

Uskay dil mae b maujood hai khuda agar ye wo janta
Tou 'kaafir' ke naam se koun usay pehchaanta
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:By Me

apnī miTTī hī pe chalne kā salīqa sīkho, sañg-e-marmar pe chaloge to phisal jāoge

apne markaz se agar duur nikal jāoge
ḳhwāb ho jāoge afsānoñ meñ Dhal jāoge
ab to chehroñ ke ḳhad-o-ḳhāl bhī pahle se nahīñ
kis ko maalūm thā tum itne badal jāoge
apne parcham kā kahīñ rañg bhulā mat denā
surḳh shoaloñ se jo kheloge to jal jāoge
de rahe haiñ tumheñ to log rifāqat kā fareb
un kī tārīḳh paḌhoge to dahal jāoge
apnī miTTī hī pe chalne kā salīqa sīkho
sañg-e-marmar pe chaloge to phisal jāoge
ḳhwāb-gāhoñ se nikalte hue Darte kyuuñ ho
dhuup itnī to nahīñ hai ki pighal jāoge
tez qadmoñ se chalo aur tasādum se bacho
bheeḌ meñ sust chaloge to kuchal jāoge
ham-safar DhūñDo na rahbar kā sahārā chāho
Thokareñ khāoge to ḳhud hī sambhal jāoge
tum ho ik zinda-e-jāved rivāyat ke charāġh
tum koī shaam kā sūraj ho ki Dhal jāoge
subah-e-sādiq mujhe matlūb hai kis se māñgūñ
tum to bhole ho charāġhoñ se bahal jāoge

  👉  :  Iqbal Azeem
  Source : Rekhta.org

14 year old Gujarat student sign Rs 5 crore MoU with Govt for building drones

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Ahmedabad/Mumbai, January 14:
A 14-year-old boy wearing spectacles created a buzz at the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit on Thursday after he signed a Rs 5 crore-worth Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the state government on drone designed by him.
The boy identified as Harshwardhan Zala, a class 10 student, signed the big deal with the Department of Science and Technology, Government of Gujarat, to felicitate production of the drones designed by the young boy. The drone has impressed everyone at the summit which helps detect and defuse land mines on war fields.
According to Times of India, Zala has been working on his business plan and made three prototypes of the drones while his classmates are preparing for the upcoming board exams. Zala said that he started working on the drone project in 2016 and created a business plan too. The inspiration behind the project first struck Zala when he came to know that a large number of soldiers succumb to injuries sustained due to landmine blasts or while defusing them manually. The 14-year-old school going boy spent around Rs 5 lakh on the three prototypes of the drone. His parents shelled out approximately Rs 2 lakh for the first two prototypes, whereas he was granted Rs 3 lakh from the state government for the third prototype.
“The drone is equipped with infrared, RGB sensor and thermal meter along with a 21-megapixel camera with a mechanical shutter that can take high-resolution pictures as well,” Zala reportedly explained during the summit. The drone detects land mines and covers eight square meter area while flying at the height of two feet. It also gives a signal to the base station.
Zala also revealed that the drone is capable of carrying a bomb weighing 50 gram that can be used to destroy the landmine. But the bomb part is not yet tested.
The teenager has already registered a patent and has set up his own company ‘Aerobatics’. Zala a student of Sarvoday Vidyamandir in Bapunagar, Gujarat said that he has been interested in science and innovation for several years and was always encouraged by his parents.
Father of the teenager, Pradhyumansinh Zala is an accountant by profession while his mother Nishaba Zala is a housewife. Zala’s dream is to get his product registered at Google Inc. headquarters in the United States where he has already shared his project.
Source:  http://tz.ucweb.com/1_13CVz