The Gurmukhi is Language of God - Pandit Rao

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Jul 8th, 2008 | By News Team |

Chandigarh,8 July,Dr. Avnish Jolly:The Gurmukhi this is not just a language it is language of God. It has chanted out of mouth of great Gurus of Sikh religion and show the way to common masses according to Pandit Rao. He is from Karanataka, Indai and born in s Shirashyd Village, in Bijapur District, Indi Taluk.

His father was teacher and died of cancer two years back. He never thought in his life that he would land in the land of Great Gurus, he feels it is grace of God he was selected by Union Public Service Commission, New Delhi as Lecturer in Sociology in Govt college for Girls, Sector 42 Chandigarh. He feels it is necessary to mention here that in his selection interview the board members asked him that you are south Indian and if you are selected will you able to teach in Hindi. His sudden reaction was “Ye mera aubhagg hoga agar mai selecthogaya to na sirf Hindi me padayuinga balki Punajbi me bhi padayunga” (he feels this will be his fortune if he is selected not only he will teach in Hindi but also in Punjabi too).

Finally he joined the job on 22nd December 2003, with a new year a new chapter of his life started and for few months he had problems while teaching, because students in my class were mostly from outskirts and surrounding’s villages. They had problem to understand english and later he realized he must learn Punjabi and teach them in Punjabi. His effort started then and getting up early morning and reading Gurumukhi regularly. Gradually he developed such a interest that he started reading Guruwanis within few days Waheguru and Saraswati blessed him so much that he started not only teaching in Punajbi but also writing poems in Punjabi.

After continues efforts he have attain to the level to translate Guruwanis in Kannda it is his dream to share the preaching’s of Guruwanis to masses at all levels. So far he have published 35 articles in Punajbi Tribune, Desh Sewak and Hans Sarovar ( Daily News papers). He feels Waheguru gave him strength to publish small books also name is Mai ta mai ha….which includes few articles and poems.

He is teaching Punjabi language to non Punjabi people in Chandigarh in the evening free of cost in fact he give them scholarship of two hundred rupees per month. He feels globalization effected allot on common man and they are more interested to learn English. He feels if we want to sustain our culture we must give respect to our native language and it is the duty of every Indian to advocate their cultural values at global level. He is not against English but feels every one must understand ethos of own origin and respect for mother land.

He feels there is urgent need to develop interest among people about importance of our literate by saying if some one construct building it can be destroyed in any movement by natural distastes even engineers keep age for it, but if we construct a good literature it is for ever and just because of good literate good society can created.

To develop awareness among people once in week he goes for cycle Yatra different villages and districts. He had adopted the method of Ekangi Natak to convey the thoughts of Waheguru to people, where he plays a street theatre in villages of course in Punjabi language and he wishes to carry on his work with the blessings of Waheguru.