Return Of Hanuman Book Download In Hindi
Harold Yengo
Hanuman, who has just returned to heaven after completing his task on earth, is bored. He sees a village boy named Minku, who is bullied by his classmates. He decides to help him, not as a God or an invisible force but as a human. He then asks Lord Brahma to allow him to take birth as a human being. Brahma allows but keeps 5 conditions that Hanuman agrees to accept. He appears on earth in a village named Bajrangpur from a priest and his wife as a human baby. What makes the reincarnated Hanuman different from other humans is that he has a tail and a huge appetite. The baby is named "Maruti" by his mother. One night, when the priest was going back to his home, he was chased by some thugs, kidnapped, and then thrown inside a blockage. After Maruti is three months old, he is admitted to the same school where the boy he wanted to help studies and befriends him. Thereafter, he teaches a lesson to Tunnu and Tanki, his bully classmates, the one-eyed criminal, and his gang.
The return of the Hanuman and the signing of the Memorandum were officially recognized in ceremonies held May 12 in Cambodia attended by the Director of the Museum, Dr. William M. Griswold and many Cambodian and foreign dignitaries, including representatives of the United States Embassy in Phnom Penh. At the ceremony for the Hanuman, Deputy Prime Minister Sok An awarded Dr. Griswold the medal of the Royal Order of Grand Officer of Sahametrey, the highest order that Cambodia awards to foreigners. With the return of the Hanuman and the signing of the Memorandum, the museum and Cambodia celebrate a new era in cultural relations.
"Now, after his long journey, he is finally back home," said Sok An, who praised the museum's initiative in returning the statue and called on others "to follow the example of returning plundered treasures to their rightful owners."
The Hanuman is the sixth "blood antiquity" returned to Cambodia in recent years. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York returned two, and one antique has been returned each from Sotheby's auction house, Christie's auction house and the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena, California.
Their returns mark steps to bringing back together nine figures that once formed a tableau in a tower of the temple. The scene captured a famous duel in Hindu mythology in which the warrior Duryodhana is struck down by his cousin Bhima at the end of a bloody war of succession while seven attendants look on.
A picture of Lord Hanuman returned to the vertical stabiliser of the static display aircraft model of defence PSU Hindustan Aeronautics Limited on the last day of Aero India 2023 here, three days after it was removed without assigning any reason.
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