26th November, The Constitution Day

Dear ram samudre ji,

You said : "I have given final verdict".

kindly enlighten us about  meaning of the term  "verdict" !

we think this is frequently used about the decisions of Supreme Court and not in ordinary conversations. If it is not so, please clear our doubt so that other honorable members may also enjoy the status for giving verdicts.

Regards,

-         Team Tripathi

Dear Dr. Tripathi, here we are not fighting a court case on your Samvidhan Chalisa in SC and we are just discussing here friendly and we sometime use words to communicate our say so I just used this word in meanings of "Justified statement / opinion which are final in my belief".  I used the word as "my verdict" as I have no more to say on the matter and whatever I said is "the final reply from my side".  If i used this word wrongly so please don't mind the word and try to understand what I mean to say as I have also made it clear here.  in general conversation we never use words and sentences with grammatical order ever so just take it easy.

...it is just like, in DRF meatings when discussion becomes hot on any issue so our friends started saying "this is my verdict" and "this is my verdict" by it they mean to say that it is their final say on that issue... 

Honorable members,

What is  your opinion about publishing several editions of Chaalisa - one as it is, and many with alternate words for Harijan and Ramraj !

Thank you Dear Ram Samudre,

You are saying that

".....in DRF meatings when discussion becomes hot on any issue so our friends started saying "this is my verdict" and "this is my verdict"... "

Let us consider that this is neither DRF meeting nor meeting of Brahmin sabha or sanskrit sabha etc....

We should honour the feelings of all sections of society . Here neither extreme curtsy or humbleness can be expected nor harsh overtones can should be used.

At this juncture , it is my slogan that – Kuchh tum sudhro, kuchh hum sudhren, baaki log sudhar jaayenge !

 - Team Tripathi

Yes, Dr. Tripathi, agreed to that sudhar ki sambhanaayen hamesha rahti hain aur rahni bhi chahiya. The process of improvement should be ever alive and continued.

O.K Sir Ram Samudre!

And

What is  your opinion about publishing several editions of Chaalisa - one as it is, and sevral with alternate words for Harijan and Ramraj according to it's suitability to diferent sections of citizen !

I have already submitted best of my opinion as also said in earlier posting of mine in clarification to your query to the use of word "my verdict".

You are author of this Chalisa and you have all the rights to do things of your choice.

At this stage I can only express my best wishes to it.

Honorable Members !

This thread has become too lenghty. Kindly participate in new thread -

"Both abandoned their wives"

Ram ousted his wife from home – Buddha left his wife and home.

Ram abandoned his wife for social and political reasons but,

Buddha for no reasons or for some unknown private reasons !

- Team Tripathi

Link of the thread "Both abendoned their wives" is - 

https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/Both-abandoned-their-wives-28063.asp

Link of the thread "Both abendoned their wives" is - 

https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/Both-abandoned-their-wives-28063.asp

Some of our learned friends  are alleging that Ramraj was cruel against women. We think,  women were very well revered at that  time. If counter allegations are evaluated ,  women were more cruel to men.

Example – Kaikeyee towards her husband and ram;

Sita towards Ram ;

Surpanakha towards Sita and Ram, Laxman.

These three characters were responsible for main episodes of Ramayan i.e. exile of Ram and war between Ram and Ravan.

Why Sita ? – Ram tried to convince Sita that there could not be a golden deer , it might be a robot or some devil in disguise. But ,  Sita was adamant to get skin of golden deer.  She compelled Ram to fulfill her desire and Ram surrendered before “stree huth” !

- Team Tripathi

Vedvyaas has said in Shrimadbhaagvatam (3/6/33) that "Shudra" is greatest among all castes.

https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/Both-abandoned-their-wives-28063.asp?1=1&offset=3