Porsa, the leading the way of success in Morena(MP)

Porsa is located at 26°40′N 78°22′E / 26.67°N 78.37°E / 26.67; 78.37 It has an average elevation of 154 metres (505 feet).This beautiful small dense town is situated at the center of Morena, Gorami and Ater. There are few main places in Porsa, "Bargad Chauraha" and "Ater Rorad Tiraha", these points are the main business centers there. There are two bus stands in Porsa, first at Ambah Road, where one can find buses for Ambah, Morena, and gwalior, while other bus stand is located opposite to the first one and provides frequent bus services to Gorami, Menhgaon, Bhind, Gwalior,Ater and Itawah (U.P.).

Porsa is famous for "Nagaji Maharaj Temple". A big pond is also there just behind to Temple. There are many stories in fashion about the Nagaji Maharaj, who was the follower of "Naga Lineage". these stories tells about his kindness, courage, and supreme divinity. On each Poornima (FullMoon) many people visit this holy shrine and put themselves in the blissful feet of Nagaji Maharaj. This temple joins every person of Porsa irrespective of their castes, religions, and economic conditions.

This fair (Mela) is the way of remembering and paying respect to Nagaji Maharaj, who lived there during the period of Mughal Emperor Akbar, nearly 400 years ago. Local residents from nearby villages gathers there in every winter (November-December) and arrange marriages for as long as a month. Earlier monkeys were sold at this fair, but now domestic animals top the charts. Usually on Monday people assemble on bypass road and Ater Road at the out skirt area of Porsa, to sell and buy their domestic animals like cow, buffaloes, sheep and goats.

Porsa is consolidating day by day for containing all castes and religions faith itself.Hindu, Muslim, Sikh and Christian all communities have their own faith. The “Purani Basti” is the Muslim dominant colonoy.mostly Muslims inhabited area. There are two Mosques in basti namely Jama masjid(big) and Markaz Madina Masjid Khera(small).jama Mosque is very beautiful  is newly constructed four big MInars(Dome) are the point of attraction

Main Markets in Porsa

Khanda Road (Sadar Bazar)

This is the main business street in Porsa. It starts from Bargad Chauraha and ends up at newly constructed municipal office (Nagar Palika). Every types of shops are available there from general groceries to clothes, jeweleries, electronics, printing presses and sweets. "Mayaram Halwai (Sweet makers)" and Pachauri chaat Bhandar (Indian spicy snacks)" are the most visited sweet corners in Porsa. Khanda Road shares the designation of the most happening places in Porsa with the Bargad Chauraha. Variety of people from different backgrounds are always present there.

Imali Chuak (Tamarind Quadrangle)

This market is located at the heart of Porsa and very near to Nagaji Temple and Jain Temple. Majority of goldsmiths and tailors have their traditional shops all around the Imali Chuak. Garments, Cosmetics, Snacks corners and Pan Corners are the other common type of businesses can be observed at this place

 

Sabji Mandi (Vegetable & Fruit Market)

Sabji Mandi is the open place market where farmers bring their fresh vegetables from near by villages and out of porsa and fruits and sell them directly to the Customers or make deals with their brokers, commonly known as "Aadatiya". Vegetables and fruits also bring from other places and send to other places as per the stock,. Porsa Sabji Mandi, currently it is behind the Government Hospital and Police Station of Porsa. Recently Municipality constructed shops (Made by bricks) to the buyers, which is the one step forward to organized this market very well.

Khajuraho momentum

The Khajurahoe city was the cultural capital of Chandela Rajputs, a Hindu dynasty that ruled this part of India from the 10-12th centuries. The political capital of the Bundelas and Chandelas was Kalinjar. The Khajuraho temples were built over a span of 220 years, from 951 to 1152. The Chandela capital was moved to Mahoba after this time, but Khajuraho continued to flourish for some time. Khajuraho has no forts because the Chandel Kings never lived in their cultural capital..it is beautiful and attractive place for tourism in mMadhya Pradesh.it is well connected via Road,Train and airplane the nearest airport is Bhopal fiew kilometers from here.Its 385 kilometers from New Delhi

Bhind The Attractive Fort of Ater

Hello guys I am Ishav Khan with latest post, now this time with Bhind’s Ater Fort.
It was built by Bhadauria King Badan Singh, Maha Singh and Bakhat Singh in the era 1664-1668 after them the area is known as "BADHWAR". It is located deep inside the ravines(behad,jungle) of Chambal River. Now it is in a dilapidated condition.A beautiful fort near Ater village, 22 km from Bhind, in 1664-1668. The fort is situated on the banks of the Chambal River. Hardly 100 meter far from chamal banks, but built at top of mountain and surrounded dense beautiful babool trees and nature’s pure pleasure .its adjoining chambal river divide the boundaries UP and MP opposite bank is known for UP LOC.if you want to see the Ater fort you have to keep few things in mind as.
Brings all edible foods and drinking water, prefer own vehicle(more convenience),always go to visit in days best time to visit is Raining and Winterand there is no restaurant and lodging facility nearest city is Bind (district head office) season. it is well connected to buses only
Distance from here
Bhind 22km,Gwalior 90KM,Morena 70 KM, Etawah 60KM,Agra 95KM

Sun temple or suyra mandir is situated just walin distance from Morar and Gola Ka Mandir .it is stunning shrines and architectural edifices that dot the landscape of the ancient city of Gwalior.

The temple quite naturally is consecrated to the holy Sun God. The temple not only derives its nomenclature from the legendary Sun Temple at Konark in Orissa, the architecture too is inspired by the same . it was thinking to do the same so it is originally derives from Orrissa

The sacrosanct Sun Temple attracts myriads of tourists who flock to the city to catch a glimpse of the same. The temple is located at a distance of approximately 5 km from the local bus stand and the railway station and happens to be one of the much coveted tourist attractions on a tour to Gwalior. ...
by Ishav KHan

Tomb of MusicianTansen

Actual Fact file about Tansen:
Birth name: Ramajanu pandey
born date: c 1506
died : 1589
and he was yhe orginal Hindustani classical musician
As you know he was born in Hindu family his father was Mukund Mishar possibly in BEHAT village very near Gwalior.he was started his occupation as disciple of Swami Haridas for somtime.......

The Tomb of Mohammad Ghaus And Legendry muscian Tansen

The Old City of Gwalior.


Tomb of Mohammad Ghaus
Dargah(Mazar) of legendry Sufi Saint Janab Mohammad Ghaus is situated in the east ans central part of the city ,now is hand over to ASI by the MP government.
helped Babur annex the Gwalior Fort. According to local folklore, he also granted the boon of a son to Tansen’s parents, and is therefore venerated as Tansen’s janma daata (the giver of life). According to another version, Mohammad Ghaus was an Afghan prince .

Whatever be the truth, his mazaar (tomb) suggests that he was a man held in great esteem. Designed in the typical Mughal style, the tomb is a grand structure that arrests one’s attention.
The path leading to it is flanked by a garden decorated with roses and other flowers. As you enter the premises, to your right is a dilapidated mosque that was built during Akbar’s reign. It is frequented even today, especially on Friday, when namaaz (prayer) is offered.

Built in the lmiddle 16th century, the tomb is square-shaped it contain 8 huge Minar(Tower) four in the corner and four in the middle and a huge “Gummad”(dome)in the center coverd by eight Minars ,. The tomb is a pilgrimage centre for both the Hindus and the Muslims. State government and oraganise a every year “URS MUBARAK” function programmme on the occasion of birthday anniversary of him

Tomb of Tansen
Right next to the tomb of Mohammad Ghaus is the mazaar (tomb) of the most famous legendry classical musician at the court(DARBAR) of Emperor Akbar. Regarded as one of the nine jewels of the court, Tansen was an exponent of the dhrupad style (Check our Music & Dance section for details). Legend has it that by the intense allure of his mellifluous voice - Tansen could make thunderclouds appear, followed by rain. His ragas (melodies) caused lamps to light up and held animals and birds spellbound.

Tansen Sangeet Samaroh -- The Musical Festival of Gwalior
The tomb – built in the 17th century is set in a beautiful garden, and is the venue for a music festival, the Tansen Sangeet Samaroh – held every years September or December. However, it is not nearly as impressive as the tomb of Mohammad Ghaus.
But this seems to have been Tansen’s intention: he did not want his tomb to surpass Mohammad Ghaus’ Tomb in grandeur or beauty.

The tamarind tree that you now see beside his grave has replaced an earlier one that grew near the grave, and was believed to possess magical properties. Whoever chewed upon its leaves acquired an exceptionally clear and honeyed voice.

Masjid is also in the campus just infront of the tomb of Ghaus in the right side .Muslims and followers of “Islam” are offer special NAMAJ of JUMAH every Friday.

The tomb is totally covered by infractions and illegal people by amking homes and market.Local market is HAGIRA BAAJAR” .it is very crowded market there is no official building near Dargah of Lord Ghaus. Fort of Gwalior

Bloody water Crysis -Who Is Responsible?

As you see this say the story of water.I think water problem is main research and thinking topic for govrement and as well as we all yhe peoplle.It is our duty to save the life means waterbecause life is water"DO BOOND ZINDGI KI ".we ought to haveconserve water for life for future
Therefor please save water without it no existance of life.