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अपने विचारों को हर कोई कागज पर उतरना चाहता है लेकिन उसकी समझ में नहीं आता की शुरुआत कैसे करे. खासकर एक नवोदित साहित्यकार, जो सफलता न मिलने पर बहुत हताश हो जाता है

प्रिय मित्रों लेखन एक कला है जिसमे रातों रात चमत्कार नहीं होते हैं. यह एक सतत प्रकिर्या है और आप को निरंतर लिखते रहना है. आप विषय कोई भी चुन सकते हैं. जैसे यात्रा व्रत्रांत, कविता, किसी मेले का वर्णन, संपादक को पत्र या किसी भी विषय पर निबंध. कविता भी लिख सकते हैं.

जहाँ तक रचना के प्रकाशन का सवाल है पत्रिका में भजिये अगर लौट जाता तो हताश मत होइए अपना ब्लॉग बनाये और उसमे जम के लिखें. आज कल तो मुफ्त में ब्लॉग बनाये जा सकते है. यदि आप ब्लॉग बनाने के इच्छुक है तो संपर्क करें :

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प्रिय भावी लेखकों में आपको कुछ सुझाव देना चाहता हूँ :

१. नवोदय लेखक रंगीन पत्रिकाओं में बड़े लेखकों की रचनाएँ देख-देखकर उदास न हो बल्कि लिखते रहे क्योंकि सफलता पाने के लिए बहुत मेहनत करनी पड़ती है.

२. लघु पत्रिकाएँ में लिखने से शुरुकरें जो कि युवा सृजनात्मकता की सही संवाहक हैं अतः: उनसे अपने प्रकाशन की शुरुआत.

३. बड़े लेखकों की आत्म कथा पढ़े, उनकी लेखन शैले को पहचाने और अपनी अलग पहचान बनाये. ध्यान रहे लेखन एक कला है...

४. यदि आप लेखन को अपना करिअर बनाना चाहते है तो पत्रकारिता संस्थान में प्रवेश ले और लेखन और पत्रकारिता की विभिन्न विधानों को सीखें.

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Visit to Jamali Kamali Park, Mehraulil, New Delhi

Jamali Kamali Tomb - Mehrauli 

The Jamali Kamali mosque and tombs are located near Qutab
Minar on Mehrauli Gurgaon Road, just opposite to the Jain Temple. This place is
known as “Jamali Kamali Park”. Jamali kamali park is maintained by DDA Delhi.
This place is very much clean and green.  If you like walking, I can say it’s
a very nice place for you….

 The construction of
the mosque was started around 1528-29 during the rule of Babur, the founder of
the Mughal Empire but was completed during Humayun’s reign.  Opposite to Jamali Kamali mosque is a stone
canopy, standing prominently on a mound. This is ‘Metcalfe’s Folly’! And there
are many more in the neighbourhood, all forming part of Thomas Metcalfe’s famed
‘Dilkhusha’. The Dilkhusha comprised a Mughal tomb converted into residence, a
boathouse, a carriageway under which flowed a stream and an artificially
created lake! The lake no longer exists but the monuments survive, giving us an
idea of its magnificence!  

In the park there is a place called “Rajon ki Baoli”  a step well, now completely dry. Adjacent to
it is a mosque with some pretty plaster decoration and a tomb with remains of
tile work. Climbing to the roof of the mosque, one gets and excellent view of
the ruins and vegetation around and parts of Mehrauli settlement.

1. Jamali Kamali Mosque and Tomb

2. Ruins Opposite jamali Kamali Park......

3. Metcalf

Metcalfe’s canopy was built by Charles Metcalfe, in the
early nineteenth century as an attempt to make it look like a building of an
earlier era. Since the canopy is located at a higher elevation, it provides an
excellent location for a good view of surrounding areas.

4. A nice landscape................

5. Kqli Khan ka Makbara (Mosque and Tomb)

Mohammad Quli Khan was the brother of Adham Khan. The two
brothers were generals of Mughal emperor Akbar. It was constructed in the early
seventeenth century.

You can see Qutab Minar from the Quli khan tomb...

Inside the Quli khan tomb - the beautiful mughal art.

Opposite to Quli khan tomb some ruins.......

Opposite to Quli Khan tomb some ruins.....

6. Walking trail .............

7. Rajon Ki baoli - Step well

In the Rajon ki baoli campus, you can see beautiful mughal architecture ....

8. Tomb and Mosque - Old ruins opposite to Rajon ki Baoli

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