Hanuman Chalisa chanting Benefits

What is Hanuman Chalisa?

Hanuman Chalisa is a poetic composition by the great saint, Goswami Tulsidas, who is considered an incarnation of Saint Valmiki.

It is believed that the Jay Hanuman Chalisa was composed by Tulsidas in Samadhi, Haridwar, during a Kumbh Mela.

Now, let’s come to the actual meaning of the Hanuman Chalisa. Chalisa means forty, meaning that the Hanuman Chalisa comprises of 40 verses in praises of Lord Hanuman, who is also known as Sankat Mochan.

When should you chant the Hanuman Chalisa in Hindi?

Hanuman Chalisa can be recited both in the morning and in the evening. You must know that once you plan on chanting the Hanuman Chalisa, it would take you more than 10 minutes to read it out.

It is believed that each verse or chaupai has its own significance and if one is unable to read all 40 verses, then one must choose to recite only certain ones to suit their needs.

For more names of Hanuman like Sankat Mochan, you can read the 108 names of Lord Hanuman

What are Benefits of chanting the Hanuman Chalisa?

Here are some Astrological Benefits of chanting the Hanuman Chalisa in Hindi:

Reciting the Hanuman Chalisa in Hindi with faith and devotion is almost equivalent to earning merits of having Darshana of 8 murtis, 12 jyotirlinga, 5 mukhs, and 15 eyes.
Those under the influence of the Saturn transit find great relief and benefits of reciting the Hanuman Chalisa 8 times on Saturdays.
Those with Mangal dosh, chanting the Hanuman Chalisa in Hindi helps in attaining positive qualities of mars which include strength, courage, energy, and indomitable spirits.

More Benefits of chanting the Hanuman Chalisa

First Opening Verse: For removal of bad karma.
Second Opening Verse: For wisdom and strength.
First Verse: To attain of divine knowledge.
Third Verse: To remove bad company and habits.
Seventh and Eighth Verse: For cultivation of devotion.
Eleventh Verse: For protection from poisons and snake bites.
Twelfth Verse: To remove misunderstanding between sons and daughters.
Thirteenth to Fifteenth Verse: To gain fame.
Sixteenth and Seventeenth Verse: To recover from lost status, promotion in jobs.
Twentieth Verse: To remove obstacles and to accomplish difficult tasks.
Twenty Second Verse: For protection from adverse planetary influences.
Twenty Fourth Verse: For protection from black magic and evil spirits.
Twenty Fifth Verse: To achieve good health.
Twenty Sixth Verse: For liberation from crisis.
Twenty Seventh and Twenty Eighth Verse: For fulfilment of desires.
Thirtieth Verse: For victory over enemies.
Thirty First Verse: To occult powers and wealth.
Thirty Second to Thirty Fifth Verse: To follow ethics and have a fulfilling life.
Third Sixth Verse: For mental peace.
Thirty Seventh Verse: For grace of Lord Hanuman/Sankat Mochan.

Read the Hanuman Chalisa in Hindi everyday and avail all of its benefits…

Salman Khan Facts – Tentaran

Salman Khan, born on 27th December, 1965 is an Indian actor, producer, television personality, and an occasional singer. For a fact, Salman Khan is now also about to complete his 30 years as an entertainer in the Bollywood Industry.

Salman Khan Facts

We all know that Salman Khan is very famous for his turquoise bracelet without which he has never been spotted by the media or for that matter anyone. This bracelet was gifted to him by his father, ‘Salim Khan’, who is also an Indian actor, producer, and screenwriter.
He made his debut with ‘Biwi Ho To Aisi’ in 1988.

Well, Salman Khan, who is also popularly known as ‘Bhaijaan’ and ‘Sallu’, just like any other actor from the Bollywood Industry has had a list of flops at the box office. Here is a list of the same below:

Chand Kaa Tukda
Andaz Apna Apna
Sangdil Sanam
Veergati
Yeh Majhdhaar
Khamoshi
Auzaar
Hello Brother
Kahin Pyaar Na Ho Jaaye
Shaadi Karke Phas Gaya Yaar
Jaan-E-Mann
God Tussi Great Ho
Yuvraaj
London Dreams

Well, let’s agree on this, these Salman Khan facts, and in specific, the list of his flop films have never been mentioned to you by anyone before.

Read some more Salman Khan facts below:

Favourite Beverage – Ice Tea
Favourite Actress – Hema Malini
Favourite Outfit – Tee and Jeans
Favourite Movie – Casablanca
Favourite Actors – Dilip Kumar and Govinda
Favourite International Actor – Sylvester Stallone

One of the most surprising Salman Khan facts is that he himself painted the poster of his movie, Jai Ho. His wax statue in the Madame Tussaud’s Museum was erected in 2012 in England.

Unknown facts about Narendra Modi | Facts About Narendra Modi | Narendra Modi Facts

Narendra Modi is a popular political name in India as he is the Prime Minister of India. He, who is currently serving the country for the second consecutive time as the Prime Minister does have some things that you probably might not know and could also probably not be able to guess.

Some Narendra Modi facts that you might know include that Narendra Damodardas Modi is known to be a trendsetter not just in India but also in the world. He is also the most tech-savvy Prime Minister popular among the youth. Narendra Modi also possesses the best oration skills in the country. These were some common facts about Narendra Modi and below are some Unknown facts about Narendra Modi.

He was a born patriot: As a teenager, Narendra Modi used to provide services to soldiers at railway stations during the Indo-Pak War in 1965.
He aspired to become an Ascetic: During Narendra Modi ji’s teenage years, he found himself deeply in influence of the Gypsy lifestyle and he used to travel to unknown places all alone. He also spent a lot of time with ‘Sadhus’ in Himalayas.
He once brought home a baby crocodile: During Narendra Modi’s school days, he once brought a baby crocodile home. Modi ji was also a very brave student.

Some more facts about Narendra Modi that you might probably don’t know are Unknown facts about Narendra Modi :

He is the second most followed Leader in the world: Narendra Modi has over 51.6 million followers on Twitter and 32.3 million on Instagram. He is also one of the 18 people followed by the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Twitter as of today.
Narendra Modi is a poetry and photography enthusiast: Modi ji possesses a flair for poetry and photography and also writes poems in Gujarati, his mother tongue. He also got some of his work published and also held an exhibition to showcase his photography skills.
He did a eadership course form the US: Modi ji undertook a 3 month course in the US where he studied image management and public relations and somewhere this is also what helped him in refining his personality so as to impact as a leader in India.

Hope you’re keeping up with these Narendra Modi facts as there are more below:

He always wears creaseless clothes: Very rare is when you’ll see Narendra Modi ji wearing an outfit that creases easily. He is highly cautious of his dressing style and always prefers to wear creaseless clothes.
He is a workaholic: Modi ji believes in the quote, ‘Work is Worship’ and throughout his service as the CM of Gujarat, Narendra Modi did not take a single leave. He also propagates the same philosophy to all his juniors working under him till date.
He was a performer in plays and dramas: Modi ji, during his school days had a keen interest to participate in dramas and so he performed in a fundraising drama.

These were some common Narendra Modi facts and some unknown facts about Narendra Modi. To know some more facts about Narendra Modi, read below:

He had an interest to join the Army: As a child, Modi ji always dreamt of serving in the Indian Army. He wanted to even study in the Sainik school but couldn’t join because of the lack of money to pay the fees.
He has always been a Wanderer: At the age of 17, Modi ji took leave from his home and decided on travelling all of India. This made him aware of the different cultures of India. He also visited the Himalayas and spent around 2 years as a sanyasi with the yogic sadhus.
He is the first Prime Minister to have taken birth in Independent India: Narendra Modi was born on 17th September 1950.

Unknown facts about Narendra Modi | Narendra Modi Facts

Narendra Modi aka Narendra Damodardas Modi born on 17th September 1950 is currently serving as the 14th Prime Minister of India since 2014. Most of us know him for his sauve and bold personality while other leaders also know him to be a friend. Let’s now talk about some Narendra Modi facts

Here are some Common facts about Narendra Modi:

Narendra Modi was born in a Gujarati family in Vadnagar.
He was appointed as the CM of Gujarat in 2001 all because of Keshubhai Patel’s failing health and poor image that followed the earthquake in Bhuj.
The administration under Modi has tried to raise FDI in the Indian economy, reduce spending on healthcare, social welfare programmes, improve efficiency in the bureaucracy, etc…

Some of the other Narendra Modi facts also include:

Before ever getting into his political career, and before Narendra Modi was an adolescent, Narendra Modi helped out his father in selling tea.

Talking about Unknown facts about Narendra Modi, a few things definitely have been missed by most and that includes:

Narendra Modi was first introduced to the RSS at the age of 8. From then on, he built a long association with the organisation.
Narendra Modi left from home to Jashodaben Chimanlal after winding up with his high-school in part due to an arranged marriage.

Narendra Modi Facts – His Political Career

Narendra Modi in 1971 became a full-time worker for the RSS.
He was forced to go into hiding during the state of emergency which was imposed across the country in 1975.
Later in 1985, RSS assigned him to BJP and then he held various positions within the party hierarchy before 2001.

Some more Unknown facts about Narendra Modi

Narendra Modi became the CM of Gujarat in 2001 and continued to be in the same position till 2014.
He was elected as the Prime Minister of India in 2014.
He has been a member of the Parliament for Varanasi and is now a member of the BJP and RSS.
PM Narendra Modi is also now the first prime minister to be elected for 2 consecutive terms from a party other than Indian National Congress.