Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Katiyar History

Katiyar is a Brij or Awadhi language word.Katiyar surname has origin from the word Katara or Sword. Katiyar is same as Swordsman in English or Gladiator in Latin. Katiyars are dominant in Districts of Farrukhabad,Kannauj and Kanpur. Katiyars belong to Kurmi Kshatriya caste of Hinduism.
Kurmis are the Suryavanshi Kshatriya. The word Kurmi has origin from Kurmanchal or Kumaon. Kurmi Kings ruled Kurmanchal(kumaon) and built many temples there.
Kurmis are the descendants of the Gaharwar rulers of Kannauj. Jai Chandra or Jai Chand was the last ruler of Kannauj. after invasion of Kannauj in 12th century by muslim invaders descendants of Jai Chand moved to Kurmanchal (Kumaon) and established their kingdom. Since then these Suryavanshi Kshatriyis are known as Kurmi. They prefer to call themselves kurmi, may be to hide the loss of Kingdom of Kannauj. Chand Kings ruled Kumaon till the British rule, though.
Kurmi community is the strongest community in India and abroad,but it's broadly fregmented. The leadership skills of our community are well known. We have given leaders like Sardar Patel and Nitish Kumar to India. Our community has the ability to give leaders, who are honest and educated. We will bring back Ram Rajya in India by providing good and able leadership. We can use our ancient royal symbol of Sun and medieval symbol of Kurma (turtle) on our buildings,doors,vehicles,products and websites, to show our unity.

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

save ganga

ganga is struggling for life,from centuries it is giving life to us but we are not aware of the importance of ganga. now ganga needs our help it will not survive without our help . there were protests by some sadhus for poisoning of fishes in ganga but nothing happened after that . it will not change until people start accepting their responsibilities. a collective effort is needed to ensure cleanliness of ganga . water should be properly treated before releasing in ganga. washing of clothes,soaps and polythene bags should be banned on ganga ghats. installation of dustbins is also important .
ganga is our national river it's our responsibility to maintain its purity and sacredness, by accepting our moral responsibility and by collective effort we can save ganga from pollution. proper management of ganga ghats and clean ganga will atract tourist from different parts of our country and abroad and would provide jobs to locals.

Friday, December 11, 2009

Once famous for spicy namkins and dying and printing industry has lost its flavour and colour . with immense potential for tourism, farrukhabad a beautiful small city situated on the banks of river ganga with famous pilgrimage places such as sankisa and kampil lacks political will to develop such places into famous tourist destinations . annual magh mela of ramnagaria is about to start but ganga ghats are waiting for development work since many years.
unemployment is the basic problem of farrukhabad. youngsters are worried about their future because they don't have any job in farrukhabad. textile park is yet to come in existance to revive the dying and printing industry. it can provide jobs to thousands of youngsters. large amount of fruits and vegetables are destroyed because we don't have any food processing industry . farmers could get huge benefits if we have food processing industry in farrukhabad.
farrukhabad lacks connectivity with other parts of the country. declaration of bareily etawa highway into national highway will improve connectivity. electrification of railway line is also important. ganga expressway will reduce distance between delhi and farrukhabad. it will immensely improve the condition of farrukhabad and its people.