True story of Sinchan Nohara who died in an accident

Hello friends

You might just cry after knowing the story that I came across on a blog. I am assuming this theory is true and sharing it with all you Shin Chan lovers

(If you don't want to read you can also see the video given below)

We all love Shin Chan for his brazen replies, witty retorts and for his flirting style. That typical sound (OOOOOoooo) till date, brings a child-like happiness to our face. Although our parents used to hate us for watching Shin Chan, but just like us, even they felt the same excitement. Everything related to Shin Chan will forever be etched in our hearts.

But behind that naughty, jolly kid, there is a shocking, real-life story of a Japanese family that has never been explained on any television channel.

The story is that of Misae and her family. Her family consisted of her husband, her kids Shin Chan, Himawaari and their cute little pet Shiro. One day, Shin Chan and Himawari went to the market with their parents for their usual grocery shopping.

Suddenly, Shin Chan observed that his little sister Himawari was crossing the street without any assistance. He ran in order to rescue her. But unfortunately, they met with an accident and died.

Misae got very depressed after this incident. So, she began depicting the lives of her kids on a scrap-book with crayon. That's also the reason why this show is called 'Crayon Shin Chan'

She used to imagine how her son and daughter would have been had they been alive.

This story inspired Yoshita Usui (the illustrator of the serial) so much that he decided to create an anime by the name Crayon Shin Chan.

Yes, all of those sassy, light-hearted moments that we saw on the television were actually the creations of Shin Chan's mother.

And the makers never wanted to air the last episode because they did not want the naughty image of Shin-Chan to be diluted. The episode featured Shin Chan's accident.

All in all, the story that made us laugh so hard is actually the result of a tragic incident.

RIP Shin Chan and thank you Misae

Robbery by fake police at Majuragate, Surat

Hello friends,    

                                                                                                                                    

Gang of thieves were acting as police and were demanding 50000 cash near Majuragate, Surat

This incident took place on 23rd may, 2017 at 10 p.m

Read the full story below.

                                                

Group of 4 to 5 people were standing near the turning point of Majuragate, Surat. There were fully drunk. They asked to stop the motorvehicle and demanded some money from the driver. The driver gave him some money and went away.

Again they stopped one more vehicle passing through and nodded "We are police and as you don't have a helmet and license you have to come with us to Umra police station otherwise give us 50000 rupees." The driver was totally frightened by their behaviour. He tried to call someone but they snatched his mobile. As he was with his wife he didn't want to take any risk so he gave away all his money to them and after that they asked to give away the chain his wife had wore. They were totally terrified.

A gentleman who was smoking near the galla was noticing these guys from many hours. After seeing these guys harassing the couple, he went with his friends and asked the thieves about their police identity. When they were not able to answer, the gentleman and his friends started beating them but all the thieves except one ran away in their Auto Rickshaw. The one thief who was caught was severally beaten by them and soon the crowd gathered all around and were showing their aggression by slapping and beating the thief. The crowd teared his clothes and were treating him like a dog but he was so drunk that he hadn't had any effect of that. Someone called police. The road was totally jammed. The police came after 30 to 45 minutes and till that the thief was the victim of the crowd aggression. The thief was forced to call the other thieves who was with him but they didn't come.

The police finally settled the case, arrested the thief and cleared the traffic.

Though the crowd were cruel to the thief but it was necessary at that time to show the strength and unity of people. Surti's stand united and helped the poor couple from those thieves. The whole crowd stand up together and showed that they are not going to allow any injustice and crime and this city. 

Such type of cases are increasing day by day. So it's a request to all of you that don't get afraid when you get indulge in such situations. And don't give your everything to police because of your fear instead ask them of their identity and details first. Also please help people around you if they become victims of such cases. Don't act like coward and fight for the right and justice.

Was Bahubali Jain ? Real story of Bahubali

Hello friends,

Bahubali is considered as god in Jainism. So was the movie inspired by the Jain mythology? What was the real story of Bahubali ? Lets find out

Bahubali , a much revered figure among Jains, was the son of Adinath, the first tirthankara of Jainism.

Bahubali is also called Gommateshwara because of the Gommateshwara statue dedicated to him

True story of Bahubali and his elder brother Bharata

According to Jain texts, Bahubali was born to Rishabhanatha and Sunanda during the Ikshvaku dynasty in Ayodhya. He is said to have excelled in studying medicine, archery, floriculture, and the knowledge of precious gems. Bahubali had a son named Somakirti (also known as Mahabala). When Rishabhanatha decided to become a monk, he distributed his kingdom among his 100 sons. Bharata was gifted the kingdom of Vinita (Ayodhya) and Bahubali (step brother of Bharata) got the kingdom of Asmaka from South India, having Podanapur as its capital. After winning six divisions of earth in all directions (digvijaya), Bharata proceeded to his capital Ayodhyapuri with a huge army and divine chakra-ratna—spinning, disk-like super weapon with serrated edges. But the chakra-ratna stopped on its own at the entrance of Ayodhyapuri, signalling to the emperor that his 99 brothers have yet not submitted to his authority. Bharata's 98 real brothers became Jain monks' and submitted their kingdoms to him. Bahubali was endowed with the final and superior body of extraordinary sturdiness and strength like Bharata. He hurled open defiance at the chakravartin and challenged him to a fight.

The ministers on both sides gave the following argument to prevent war; "The brothers themselves, cannot be killed by any means; they are in their last incarnations in transmigration, and possess bodies which no weapon may mortally wound in warfare! Let them fight out the issue by themselves in other ways." It was then decided that to settle the dispute without war to save the lives of millions, three kinds of contests between Bharata and Bahubali would be held. These were eye-fight (staring at each other), water-fight (jala-yuddha), and wrestling (malla-yuddha). Bahubali won all the three contests over his elder brother, Bharata.

Renunciation

After the fight, Bharata tried to conquer with his army. Bahubali was filled with disgust and developed a desire for renunciation. Bahubali abandoned his clothes and kingdom to become a Digambara monk and began meditating with great resolve to attain omniscience (Kevala Gyana).[13]

He is said to have meditated motionless in a standing posture (kayotsarga) for a year, during which time climbing plants grew around his legs. However, he was adamant and continued his practice unmindful of the vines, ants, and dust that enveloped his body. According to Jain text Ādi purāṇa, on the last day of Bahubali's one year long fast, Bharata came in all humility to Bahubali and worshiped him with veneration and respect. A painful regret that he had been the cause of his elder brother's humiliation had been disturbing Bahubali's meditation; this was dispersed when Bharata worshipped him. Bahubali was then able to destroy the four kinds of inimical karmas, including the knowledge obscuring karma, and he attained omniscience (kevala gyana). He was now revered as an omniscient being (Kevali).  Bahubali finally attained liberation (moksha) and became a pure, liberated soul (siddha). He is said to be the first Digambara monk to have attained moksha in the present half-cycle of time (Avasarpiṇī).

Bahubali-The movie

Bahubali is a collection of fragments of history compiled into a story. There are many names and incidents in the film which remind us of something we have seen before. But it didn't happen anywhere, and is not a complete story from the History. Although the movie was inspired by epic Mahabharata and Ramayana and there are some similarities from the above story. Mahishmati, the kingdom referenced in the film was an ancient Indian city mentioned in several texts inlcuding Mahabharata. At present it is located in Madhya Pradesh on the banks of Narmada river