My confession - Language & Voice

31^st JULY 2014

my self’s Birthday Gift

 

My Confessions - Language & Voice

 

Concept is - Who have not capacity of reading good writer's book from eye, they could be listen better from ear.

Today I selected the subject, that is directly related to myself and why the same happen, same is very good story.

Few days ago my in-laws told me to speak such paragraph in his recording studio, for some education as well as traditionally related work, for which project, they will not take any money, but the project is free services oriented and very good. The project is "speaking the lines, as written in the book with good expressions" for the aged person who have not more strength of his/her eyes. Thus they can listen whole story through the CD/ MP3 / DVD player.

Let us first talk about my Language.

I definitely sure for such things that I had not spoken bad words till my high school studies. Than after first time I was spoken the bad word against friend Tejas and my Grandmother. Both in condition feel sorry for that, I knew very well that.

Then I was again spoken same bad words to my pappa also. Though the voice is very slow and he was not listen the same, while he made very bad quarrel with her wife. He was at fault and as elder person in home, and made a situation nothing happen in home, he hug me. my age Is very small at that time. 

As according to my best of knowledge, after that, Till time, I am not making my language bad, as such condition is very embracing for me, but so much people faced who are giving me haarsh and bad words during my public services at BRTS bus station. we are not knowing what or at which condition in life we need of whom at any time. I admired personally to speak politely with each other...which make good sign in other mind also... not in fast but slowly though his / her approach to us is bad. my longitude and latitude always prove that in front of other people that "Jigar is a good guy". Meanwhile I only known that how much I good. Because in such bad condition I also speak so much bad words in my mind only due to anger. 

So many people facing good or bad time in leaving life at various condition, while earning money, socializing self, parenting self, respecting elders etc etc...

I have a child and big family. Now compulsory have to take care in speaking language in style.

now I am discussing about my voice.

In my childhood my grandmother taken interest in myself and given me some poem of nursery level and mean while my grand paa seat with me and sang prayer and pappa recording those all song in a branded audio tape-recorder duly named BUSH and audio cessates company named duly  GOLD. My curiosity automatically increased and started to singing song...

My voice is still good, since childhood I was always selected in the school's music competition as well get fame in my group circle in collage friends and neighbours also...

since childhood my voice is good which is GOD GIFT and in such condition singing song very well. At my home, some time I composed new words as according to the rhythm of Hindi movie songs and talk to my wife, daughter or else. Even my Ex - college Dhaval Rawal inspiring me, how to tell such typical professional matter to other college in good words or behaviour during singing song indirectly....

Today I get started to entering in the age of about 39 years. Still I have not my position in the so-called places from which you can justifying that “HE IS JIGAR”. But my mind and even my heart not accepting such statements coming from my relatives mostly from my wife….

There is not my ego but such conditions always stayed since long with me and give me an extra ordinary sense which is not ignored by people but in present tense I have not such sources for establishing in proper way and even since long my wife constantly dinied some matter coming from me in written or spoken or in else way. I am feeling very sorry for that as financially I am not making any support to my family dully earning money in proper way but my self is not feeling shame for that as in other way I really helped my closed relatives in all such good path excluding myself.

Anyway today my birthday and made heavy confession by these alphabets though language is not used by me in proper grammar. Please pardon me for my grammar. And hope myself going on right path for successful life ahead…

Jigar Mehta

Warm Dry FEELING - Club 60

26th July 2014


Warm Dry FEELINGS


Today one movie had seen by me duly named "CLUB 60".



What an extra ordinary performance by the all actors and actresses... mind blowing....

One Indian person, who is a neuron surgeon doctor and he lost his son in such accident at USA and then after he collapsed and without any interest taking in life and try to make himself suicide, while her wife save his life but he made a mark of knife on his hand and changed the city. came form Pune to Mumbai.  Than the film is getting pick up.

 

Apartment local man duly named MANU SHAH try to make friendship with the doctor family and put him to fill up the member ship form of CLUB 60.

 

There are mostly aged people and they all have such personal tension and though out of the same tension living life very politely like nothing happen in life but put some extra ordinary enthusiasticness in every moment in other people's life also who are related to them. But each and every personal story is very ..... let it go...

 

My subject is about the "FEELINGS" what we are feeling in our life always, but after feeling, what result is coming out from the same in personal mode, either in

just positive move or

just negative move or

just laughing, or

just crying, or

just surprising or

just making question in mind, or

just happen things correct or not, or

 

just like my the grammar mistake style language...

 

 

see the result is whatever, but if we all people find the positive result of FEELINGS or from the feeling both are always not acceptable, as all people mind set up's are very different...

 

One episode from the film is...

 

Dr.'s son's birthday on that day and other club 60's members Mr. Mirchandani's grand son's birthday is also on the same day, but that person not happy with his grand son's birthday party as though he is very reach the arrangement of party, managed by his son's in-laws. He came at Mr. Mansukh home and asked about drinks but the ice cubes are not available. As local apartment neighbour, Mansukh going to Dr. home but the both ie Dr and his wife are sad regarding the same day occasion.

 

As according to the story script Mansukh shah urf MANNU is very use to from the same sad ness as according to the story but the Dr. made so much insult of the same guy. and said him GET OUT FROM THE HOME indirectly...

 

The Most Effective Turning Point...

 

Mansukh Is just gone same time and come again with cake and gifts. The doctor and his wife surprise from the same and after refusing so called FEELINGS made the celebration of the both Birthday party. ie the grand son of the Mr. Mirchandani person who is living life and dr.'s son who is died earlier. 

 

Think the situation of the said matter. what an amazingly mode at such moment. very much big surprising for even myself also... the person Mr. Mannu told the couple this satetment "Bure Waqt mei hum jaise kameene neighbour kaam nahi ayenge to kab ayenge?"

AFREEN AND AAMEN.... FOR THE SAME CONCEPT...

the person feel the doctor's family's sad situation and give his own feeling with great zeal spirit... tremendous...

At last, during bachelor party Mr. Mannu have the attack of mind related matter and lost his sense and same moment the doctor save his life after heard MR. Mannu's sad story from his friends and even Mr. Mannu himself tried to make suicide after his whole family's death in plane crash as the same guy feel he frustration from the loneliness but some how save his life then after he never look back and giving live performance as a life's lesson that 

"DO NOT AFFRAID FROM ANY SITUATION, BUT FACE THE PROBLEM."

See we all are people who are not wanted to do wrong things with each other in ideal condition, but the part of one second or minute, we forget our all study, when we get anger. No body helping us and our language going on bad path and we speak bad words, though that is only our mind set up, we are not thinking for the front person condition, for whom or who are facing our language. But if the same person, who is facing the same and if he consider the thing as according our mind and if try to do some good effort in our life again and if that time we make balance in our life then so much problem solve at a time.

In my life, I am constantly making bad thinks for Piruz Khambhata as for what I am in my condition right now, according to my mind he is only the person for responsible, but I am never try to understand his problem, why he had done the same with me only?...
forget it .... different matter... cometo the point...

At last happy moments, the person Mr. Mannu is saved by the doctor and again going along with the wheel chair at the CLUB 60 place...

if possible see at once the movie....

Jigar Mehta...

Children - Suspicious Observer

25^th July 2014

Children - Suspicious Observer…

Today in fresh morning I was doing my work with my laptop and suddenly my daughter is came from her room and talked to her maa about her yesterday’s school activity and I surprised to notice that she always used to spoken her sir’s and madam’s activities constantly... even I am happy to see her collaboration with her maa about the same as well good to heard her words whatever she spoken.

 

Then after I went to put her at her study class which are different from school (in Gujarat though the rule is in negative mode, so much private classis are running) and again she spoken such words about her madam and told me during the time while she is seated behind me on two seater. Same moment I decided to write such matter on that what children are accepting as well expecting from the elder.

 

 

See, we all are very good while saying good notes, matter, subject, story to children but some of our activity are very different as we can said that those are our practically sanctioned for our personal level but when a child observing the same and when he/she doing such same style work in absence of elder and when we know the same...may be some times such condition is very unbearable for all at same moment.

 

We could not justify our self for the same episode and making big style of surprise on our face if the same is in positive mode and/or making big anger on our face if the same is in negative mode. Sometimes, people feeling shame for own karma or work from which the child doing or making copy.

 

Mostly we people try to make good, smart as well better personality in home or office against the any child and that is for our or any body’s child has to maintain such good repo in her mind and try doing better work for human or society is our mind set up. The statement is mostly approximately correct in favourable condition.

 

In such case the child have some own efficiency and doing better performance in her childhood as well in life and our government giving big certificate as well respect on national days. There are somuch examples are there.

 

In such case in house sometimes the elder people have so much office or business work or in the race of earning money or doing facing some spiritualness problem or social problem, anyhow, forget to take care of her own child care and result could be face by us is in different type of mode. Either the same is in negative or positive...

 

We all are very well known or familiar about the movies from which we are knowing very good about the social image as well what is done or to be done for better progress in or for the society, where so much kind of people staying together. But that is in positive factor that mostly thinking good for the children and mostly tries to do good even better and best roll part in life when any child is staying near of them. That is the most effective sense.

 

We can talk on media part also who are generally discussing or showing news of different style as they also have to earn for FOOD. We could not refusing the same as when such child or such elder personnel doing BAD or GOOD thing, we justifying in front of our child and try to make better response to the same subject for positivity.

 

Even more, the children mostly follow the tradition whatever they are looking surrounding.

 

In some houses

if elder people doing prayer, respecting religion feelings

if the elder people doing constant work for job or business,

if the elder people doing the work constant on such subject,

if the elder people reading or watching news,

if the elder people taking a part in the group discussion,

if the elder people respecting all,

if the elder people behaving in such special manners like positive or negative

 

etc etc...

 

the child observing all things and as according behaving in his/her time during the gathering time of children at school or in society.

 

 

 

 

When I was watching movie duly named FARARI KEE SAWARI, the grand paa of the son said on dialog “Jo Dekhega Wo Sikhega” ie “Whatever he see, he will learn the same” concept is for life not for study room or else.

 

See, presently we are very familiar about the word “WAR” but not from the side effect. Even during playing game of police and thief, that is very popular in children. But the effect of harm, children are much unknown from the same, as they have knowledge about the TRUTH only, that police definitely find the thief and treat him in strictly punishing mode.

 

Same as while learning they have proper knowledge about the minimum unit of country’s currency but in the teenager age they could not find that and even the TRADIDTION of the small unit of currency is still going on his path so far away, from the learning process while comparing the international level of the same country currency.

 

My concept is that, we have to change our personal dignity as well the process of learning as well the system of administration for children as well the teenager children who are not awaking as well not have awareness of the different type of truth from which they can expand their children live better in future. For that, from starting right now, we have to make our behaviour in pleasant mode with self-dignity. Hence we can find truthfulness in our children and we can give support to the future children in facing any mode like parent, uncle & aunty or grand level.

 

Though I am not professional writer but trying to spreading out my personal thought to you so please forgive my grammar mistakes if any because I know well that whatever you have to do but the thought is coming in your mind is that your mother toungh only then you spread it out in other language. The statement is coming from the best teacher of children duly name Madam Dr. Montessory.

 

If you have time please check the participation of the same lady about children growth during 1^st to five year age... wonderful...

 

Jigar Mehta

LOAN and INDIA

24th July 2014

WORLD BANK IS READY TO GIVE rs 15 TO 18 ABAJ AS LOAN FOR 3 YEARS


this is very nominal news but important for such other people who always interesting in stock market as after this funding the strength of the south Asia's country is may be finding the new source of income and may be release his previous debt per person as recently the BRICS is also in starting process....

I taken the same from the local news paper duly named GUJARAT SAMACHAR

 

વિશ્વ બેન્ક ૩ વર્ષ માટે ભારતને ૧૮ અબજ ડોલરની લોન આપશે

ગયા વર્ષે વર્લ્ડ બેન્ક તરફથી ૫.૨ અબજ ડૉલરનું ધિરાણ મળેલું

 

(પીટીઆઇ)               નવી દિલ્હી, તા.૨૩
ભારતમાં આર્થિક વૃદ્ધિને વેગ આપવા માટે વર્લ્ડ બેન્ક ગૂ્રપ આગામી ત્રણ વર્ષ માટે ભારતને ૧૫થી ૧૮ અબજ ડૉલરની લોન આપવા વચનબદ્ધ થયું છે.  ભારતની ત્રણ દિવસની મુલાકાતે આવેલા વર્લ્ડ બેન્ક ગૂ્રપના પ્રેસિડેન્ટ જિમ યોંગ કિમે અત્રે જણાવ્યું હતું કે, 'અમે ચોક્કસ ભંડોળ અંગેના મુદ્દાની ચર્ચા કરી નથી. આગામી ત્રણ વર્ષ દરમિયાન અમે ભારતને જાહેર ક્ષેત્ર માટે ૧૫થી ૧૮ અબજ ડૉલરનું તથા ખાનગી ક્ષેત્ર માટે લઘુત્તમ ૩.૫ અબજ ડૉલરનું ધિરાણ આપી શકીએ તેમ છીએ.'
વર્લ્ડ બેન્ક ગૂ્રપ માટે ભારત સૌથી મોટો ક્લાયન્ટ છે. વર્લ્ડ બેન્ક ગૂ્રપ પાસેથી ભારતે ગત નાણાકીય વર્ષ દરમિયાન ૫.૨ અબજ ડૉલરનું અને છેલ્લાં ત્રણ વર્ષ દરમિયાન ૯.૮ અબજ ડૉલરનું ધિરાણ મેળવ્યું હતું.
જિમ યોંગ કિમે ઉમેર્યું હતું કે, 'વડાપ્રધાન નરેન્દ્ર મોદી અને નાણાપ્રધાન અરુણ જેટલી સાથેની મારી ચર્ચા દરમિયાન એ સ્પષ્ટ થયું છે કે તેઓ ભારતનો આર્થિક વૃદ્ધિદર ઊંચો લાવવા કટિબદ્ધ છે. મેં તેમને ખાતરી આપી હતી કે વર્લ્ડ બેન્ક ગૂ્રપ તરફથી તેમને તે માટે નાણાકીય સહિત તમામ સહકાર મળશે. મોદી સરકાર ૯ ટકાનો આર્થિક વૃદ્ધિદર હાંસલ કરવા માટે જરૃરી આર્થિક સુધારા માટે પણ વચનબદ્ધ છે. અમે તેમને અમારાથી બનતી મદદ કરીશું

Abhimanyu and Chakravyuh Ka Chakra

23rd July 2014

Abhimanyu…

Said word is not more important then meaning. More effective in today’s world is the sources from which you can get the knowledge and doing work as apropriatly for the same

Abhimanyu was the son of Arjuna and Subhadra and his life story is documented in the Mahābhārata. He was the nephew of Lord Krishna and was the incarnation of Varchas, the son of Soma . He was the husband of the Matsya kingdom's princess, ...Uttarā, and the father of Parīkşita (born after his death).

Abhimanyu inherited both courage and fighting ability from his father, Arjuna, and his grand-father, Lord Indra. He was considered to be an equal to his father owing his prodigious feats. Abhimanyu participated in the Mahābhārata war when he was sixteen years old. During the Mahābhārata war, Abhimanyu held at bay great warriors such as Drona, Karna, Duryodhana and Dushasana. It was felt that the only warrior on the Kurukshetra battle field that could best him was Bhishma.

Abhimanyu was the most illustrious of the Pandavas/Kurus of his generation. By his virtue and capability, he was deemed to be the most eligible and qualified heir to the throne of Hastinapura. Abhimanyu sacrificed himself to guard Dharma raja.

Abhimanyu's son, Parikshit is the sole heir to the Pandavas and succeeds Yudhishira to the throne. It is also for King Parikshit, that the Bhagavata is first recited. J

►1 Abhimanyu's Birth & Training
►2 Marriage
►3 Participation in the Mahābhārata War
►4 Abhimanyu's on the 13th day of the Mahābhārata War
►5 Abhimanyu's Death as the Turning point of the Mahābhārata War

►Abhimanyu's Birth & Training

 Abhimanyu's education began while he was still in Subhadra's womb. He overhead Arjuna telling Subhadra the secrets of how to enter, exit, and destroy various battle formations. Of these, it is of note, that he only heard how to enter (but not exit or destroy) the secret of the Chakravyu formation as Subhadra fell asleep and thus Arjuna didn't complete his explanation.

Abhimanyu spent his childhood in Dwaraka with Subhadra & Lord Krishna. He was trained by Pradyumna, the son of Sri Krishna, and by his great warrior father Arjuna, and brought up under the guidance of Lord Krishna and Balrama.
Marriage

Arjuna arranged Abhimanyu's marriage to Uttara, the daughter of King Virata. The Pandavas had been hiding incognito in the Matsya kingdom during their final year of exile. During that time, Arjuna played the role of dance teacher to Uttara. At the end of the period of exile, upon finding out who the Pandavas were, the king offered to marry Uttara to Arjuna, however, Arjuna had come to think of her as his daughter, so, he asked to have her married to Abhimanyu instead.

Participation in the Mahābhārata War

 Abhimanyu was sixteen years old when he fought in the Mahābhārata war. The warriors he fought were far more experienced and seasoned than him and he exhibited courage and valor far greater than what his age, experience and training demanded.

His most important contribution was the fact that he stood between victory and defeat of Pandavas in the war on the 13th day. Without his presence, Yudhisthira would have been captured by the Kaurava forces and the war would be lost.
Abhimanyu's on the 13th day of the Mahābhārata War

During the 13th day of the Mahābhārata war, Drona (the commander in chief of the Kaurava army at the time) created the Chakravyu formation which only Arjuna & Krishna (on the Pandava side) knew how to defeat. Unfortunately, they were dragged into a war with the Samsaptaka forces led by Susharma at the other end of the battle-field and too far from the formation to know about it.

Drona at the head of the formation was wreaking havoc with the Pandava forces. Seeing the destruction of his army, Yudhishthira asked Abhimanyu for help. Abhimanyu informed him that he how to enter the Chakravyu formation but not the way out. Yudhishira, Bheema, Nakul, Sahadeva, and other warriors were to follow Abhimanyu into the chakravyu to assist him in getting out.

Unfortunately, they were not able to follow him in due to Jayadratha, the king of the Sindhus who utilized a boon that he had received from Shiva to single-handedly hold off the Pandava forces for the day. Another reason that the rest of the Pandava forces could not accompany him could be that in his zeal, he rushed through the forces and did not wait for his senior colleagues to support him

Abhimanyu lacked the knowledge and strategy required to defeat the chakravyuha battle strategy. He attacked whoever came his way, and vanquished many - but once he entered the cakra vyuha, he lacked a specific direction to move, and kept wandering, trying to find his way out because he only learned how to enter but not how to exit. As a result, he ended up fighting the entire Kuru host, trying to stand in the war instead of moving through the forces. He was deemed invincible as long as he was moving with the knowledge of direction. Neither did he have support from Pandava forces to stay nor the know-how to move away.

During the course of the battle, he killed approximately 10,000 soldiers, horsemen, and elephant-men. He killed the following maha-rathis

►King of Asmaka
►Sushena
►Drighalochana
►Kundavedhin
►The younger brother of Salya
►Younger brother of Karna (younger son of Radha)
►Vasatiya
►Rukmaratha, son of Salya
►Lakshmana, son of Duryodhana
►King of Kratha
►Vrindaraka
►Vrihadvala, King of Kosala
►six of Karna's counsellors
►son of the ruler of the Magadhas
►Bhoja prince of Martikavata
►Satrunjaya
►Chandraketu
►Mahamegba
►Suvarchas
►Suryabhasa
►Suvala's son, Kalikeya

The following maha-rathis fought and were wounded by Abhimanyu and forced to turn away or lost consciousness for a short period of time before resuming the battle:

►Karna
►Salya
►Duhsasana
►Vrishasena
►Duryodhana

As night drew near, Duryodana asked Drona how Abhimanyu could be killed. Drona said:

Observing him with vigilance, have any of you been able to detect any defeat in this youth? He is careening in all directions. Yet have any of you been able to detect today the least hole in him? Behold the lightness of hand and quickness of motion of this lion among men, this son of Arjuna. In the track of his car, only his bow drawn to a circle can be seen, so quickly is he aiming his shafts and so quickly is he letting them off. Indeed, this slayer of hostile heroes, viz., the son of Subhadra, gratifieth me although he afflicteth my vital breath and stupefieth me with shafts. Even the mightiest car-warriors, filled with wrath, are unable to detect any flaw in him. The son of Subhadra, therefore, careering on the field of battle, gratifieth me greatly. I do not see that in battle there is any difference between the wielder of Gandiva himself and this one of great lightness of hand, filling all the points of the horizon with his mighty shafts.

Karna, repeating the question asked:

Exceedingly afflicted with the shafts of Abhimanyu, I am staying in battle, only because (as a warrior) I should stay here. Indeed, the arrows of this south of great energy are exceedingly fierce. Terrible as they are and possessed of the energy of fire, these arrows are weakening my heart.

►Drona answered:

Abhimanyu is young, his prowess is great. His coat of mail is impenetrable. This one's father had been taught by me the method of wearing defensive armour. This subjugator of hostile towns assuredly knoweth the entire science (of wearing armour). With shafts well shot, you can, however, cut off his bow, bow-string, the reins of his steeds, the steeds themselves, and two Parshni charioteers. O mighty bowman, O son of Radha, if competent, do this. Making him turn back from the fight (by this means), strike him then. With his bow in hand he is incapable of being vanquished by the very gods and the Asuras together. If you wish, deprive him of his car, and divest him of his bow

Following which Karna quickly cut Abhimanyu's bow. Kritayarman killed his horses and Kripacharya killed his two Parshni charioteers. The others all simultaneously attacked him with their arrows. Bowless and carless, Abhimanyu, took up a sword and a shield and attacked. However, Drona cut his sword at the hilt and Karna destroyed his shield[33]. He then picked up a chariot wheel from the ground and rushed at Drona. The kings all attacked and broke the wheel into small fragments. Abhimanyu than picked up a mace and rushed at Aswatthaman. Aswatthaman jumped out of his chariot and ran as Abhimanyu destroyed his chariot. Abhimanyu than attacked and killed Kalikeya and seven hundred and seventy of his army. He then attacked Duhasasana's son and destroyed his chariot. They both knocked each other down. Duhasasana's son got up first and hit Abhimanyu on the head, killing him as he was getting up.
 

Abhimanyu's Death as the Turning point of the Mahābhārata War

Abhimanyu's death was certain the moment he set out to penetrate the chakravyuha, and Abhimanyu was well aware of this but his courage and commitment were so strong, that he never cared. And when he stood alone and without a bow, he had in his sight several warriors shooting at him from distance, whom he could not hope to fight - and he was left with whatever he could find on the ground, a mace or a chariot wheel. In a way, his death was considered to be murder rather than death in the battlefield.

In attacking him, the Kauravas committed the biggest breach of ethics and code of the Mahabharata war. This in a way, was the turning point of the war. On the 14th day, the Pandavas retaliated with all their might and fury--holding nothing back. Bhimasena killed twenty-five of Duryodhana's brothers and rendered Karna helpless and ineffective. Arjuna killed Jayadratha. Collectively, the Pandavas destroyed.

 

Janmejay is the son of Parikshit and grand son of Abhimanyu and Uttara and great grand son of Arjun and Subhadra. When Janmejay born the both YUG kaliyug and Satyug catch his own level.

► Mahabharat 19th July 2014 Ghatotkach Vadh...

20th July 2014

The episode is belongs to the specific people who understand the GOD' mythology in deeply...

Ghatotkach is the son of BHEEM (vayu putra of Kuntee) and HIDIMBA (sister of the devil Hidimb) who can do Black magic in proper way against the enemies.

He has so much power of Um and Vayu...

 

surprisingly new matter for some and such people for that is Bheem stayed with Hidimba with the name VRUKODAR in the jungle and after born of Ghatotkach he came back to the Arya Samaj ie.with her wife draupadi.

mean while Ghatotkach married with KamKantaka and give born of baby Barbarik. who has aparajita vaishnavee maha vidya and vasudevastra....

See here the level as well as the mind set up of lord Krushna on which way he is saving the ONLY Pandava against the different style  of Ashtra and Shastra of Kaurava and their supported persons as giving Bali of pandava's own child like Abhimanyu and Ghatotkach....

 

Infect Lord krushna telling us that way be your self with your present neither in past nor in future. As once story is also there about the son of Ghatoktach duly named Barbarick. At that time they taken a bali of him and put his face ie. mundi at the top of the shikhar ie mountain and after the finishing of the war when the pandava asked to him " what you seen in the war?" he said that Krushna is every where and he is fighting not you. While Krushna has the pledge about the war that he will not taking or handling any Shashtra or Ashtra during the war....

 

any way, right now, I am refusing to make writing about the Abhimanyu as that is very different matter and the same will any other time.... 

 

Jigar Mehta

 

? for bank balance for Indian common people....

19th July 2014

Family expenses of 3 person mother + father + child

Expenses	Rs without  apxmt	Rs with apxmt	remarks
Electric bill (A/c, water tank moter, gizer, washing machine)	1000	2500	sheetgar yantra has consuming more aec power
Consumer	2000	2300
Petrol/dezal/bus ticket	1000 two wheeler	2000 (if car)	depand
Phone bsnl	300	1000 with internate	for bsnl
Phone mobile	200	400
School fees	100 to 200 per month	1100 to 1300 per month	english medium has higher side fees level
Misc film/drama etc.	150 in drive in	1000	3 ticket and popcorn
One time books uniform, stationalry expenses	200 per month apxmt	200 apxmt	2400/- per anum
Society maintanence	500 permonth	200 per month	depand
Food exp per plate 40 rs for three person permonth	3000 apxmt	3000 apxmt	Dal, chaval, roti, subji…
TOTAL most decent condition apxmt	8500 apxmt	12500 apxmt

As per minimum wages act the compensation is about 7800/- permonth

Pay scale           260 x 30 = 7800/-

Provident fund 12% and

esic is 1.75 %

with the limitation of pay scale

For PF 6500/- and

ESIC about 10000/-

Deduct the same from 7800/- then PF is 936/- and ESIC is 140/- about so

Then amount is take home is 6720 approximately

 
Minimum Wages in Gujarat with effect from April 1, 2014 To September 30, 2014

Minimum Wages in India 2014: Revised minimum wage rate in Gujarat from April 1, 2014.

Scheduled Employment	Category of Workers	Zone	Minimum Wages	V.D.A	Total Daily Wages
Automobile repairing Workshop and Garrages	Unskilled	I	132.9	94.8	227.70
	Semi Skilled	I	134	94.8	228.80
	Skilled	I	135.1	94.8	229.90
	Unskilled	II	131.5	94.8	226.30
	Semi skilled	II	132.6	94.8	227.40
	Skilled	II	133.7	94.8	228.50
Bakeries	Unskilled	I	133.3	94.8	228.10
	Semi Skilled	I	134.7	94.8	229.50
	Skilled	I	137.6	94.8	232.40
	Unskilled	II	132.6	94.8	227.40
	Semi skilled	II	134	94.8	228.80
	Skilled	II	136.9	94.8	231.70
	Unskilled	III	131.8	94.8	226.60
	Semi skilled	III	133.3	94.8	228.10
	Skilled	III	136.2	94.8	231.00
Bobin Industry	Unskilled	I	133.6	94.8	228.40
	Semi skilled- B	I	134.3	94.8	229.10
	Semi skilled- A	I	134.9	94.8	229.70
	Skilled-B	I	136.9	94.8	231.70
	Skilled-A	I	140	94.8	234.80
	Unskilled	II	133	94.8	227.80
	Semi Skilled-B	II	133.7	94.8	228.50
	Semi Skilled-A	II	134	94.8	228.80
	Skilled-B	II	135.4	94.8	230.20
	Skilled-A	II	136.9	94.8	231.70
Bone crushing Industry	Unskilled B		132.6	94.8	227.40
	Unskilled A		133.3	94.8	228.10
	Skilled		135.6	94.8	230.40
Brick Manufacturing Industry (1000 Bricks)	Bharatiwala	I	120.1	94.8	214.90
	Patiawali-B	I	154.5	94.8	249.30
	Patiawali-A	I	158.9	94.8	253.70
	Chokidar/peon	I	133.7	94.8	228.50
	Bharatiwala	II	119.2	94.8	214.00
	Patiawali-B	II	151.6	94.8	246.40
	Patiawali-A	II	154.5	94.8	249.30
	Chokidar/peon	II	133.2	94.8	228.00
Cement Prestressed Products Industry	Unskilled		137	94.8	231.80
	Semi skilled		138.3	94.8	233.10
	Skilled		139.4	94.8	234.20
Maintenance of Buildings and construction and maitenance of runways	Unskilled	I	135.5	94.8	230.30
	Semi skilled	I	137.6	94.8	232.40
	Skilled B	I	141.3	94.8	236.10
	Skilled-A	I	150	94.8	244.80
	Unskilled	II	135.1	94.8	229.90
	Semi Skilled	II	136.9	94.8	231.70
	Skilled B	II	140.5	94.8	235.30
	Skilled-A	II	148.4	94.8	243.20
Cotton Gining or cotton Pressing Manucfactury	Unskilled	I	136.9	94.8	231.70
	Unskilled(Heavy)	I	138.4	94.8	233.20
	Semiskilled	I	139.8	94.8	234.60
	Skilled	I	142.7	94.8	237.50
	Unskilled(Light)	II	136.2	94.8	231.00
	Unskilled(Heavy)	II	137.6	94.8	232.40
	Semiskilled	II	139.1	94.8	233.90
	Skilled	II	141.3	94.8	236.10
Dispensary of a Medical Practioner Medical Consultant Clinic of Pathological Laboratory	Class III	I	135.6	94.8	230.40
	Class II	I	141.1	94.8	235.90
	Class I	I	144.3	94.8	239.10
	Class III	II	134.5	94.8	229.30
	Class II	II	140	94.8	234.80
	Class I	II	140.9	94.8	235.70
Drilling operations & Maintenance of Tube wells	Unskilled		136.2	94.8	231.00
	Semi skilled		139.1	94.8	233.90
	Skilled		144.9	94.8	239.70
Electronics & Allied or Incidental Industry	Unskilled		136.2	94.8	231.00
	Semi skilled		139.1	94.8	233.90
	Skilled		142	94.8	236.80
Employment of non- teaching staff in private non- grant-in-aid educational institutions	Class III	I	152	94.8	246.80
	Class II	I	154.6	94.8	249.40
	Class I-B	I	157.2	94.8	252.00
	Class I-A	I	159.9	94.8	254.70
Enginering Establishments ( other than) Auto Repair. Workshop & Garages employing less then 50 Employes in Industrial Eng. Establishments	Unskilled	I	135.1	94.8	229.90
	Semi skilled	I	136.2	94.8	231.00
	Skilled B	I	138.4	94.8	233.20
	Skilled A	I	141.3	94.8	236.10
	Unskilled	II	134.4	94.8	229.20
	Semi Skilled	II	135.5	94.8	230.30
	Skilled B	II	137.6	94.8	232.40
	Skilled A	II	140.5	94.8	235.30
	Unskilled	III	133.6	94.8	228.40
	Semi skilled	III	134.7	94.8	229.50
	Skilled B	III	136.9	94.8	231.70
	Skilled A	III	139.8	94.8	234.60
Film Industry including employment in production , distribution and Exhibition of Films	Class III		138.7	94.8	233.50
	Class II		143.2	94.8	238.00
	Class I		149.3	94.8	244.10
Fisheries Industries	Unskilled		133.7	94.8	228.50
	Semi skilled		135.1	94.8	229.90
	Skilled B		136.6	94.8	231.40
	Skilled A		139.4	94.8	234.20
Forestry and Timber operation other than those carried on by Farmer or on a Farm as incidental to or in consuctions with farm operation	Unskilled		132	94.8	226.80
	Semi skilled		133.6	94.8	228.40
	Skilled		134	94.8	228.80
Hosiery Industry	Unskilled	I	136.9	94.8	231.70
	Semi skilled	I	139.8	94.8	234.60
	Skilled	I	139.8	94.8	234.60
	Unskilled	II	134	94.8	228.80
	Semi skilled	II	136.9	94.8	231.70
	Skilled	II	136.9	94.8	231.70
Hospitals & Nursing Homes	Class- IV	I	136.3	94.8	231.10
	Class-III	I	139.4	94.8	234.20
	Class-II	I	142.1	94.8	236.90
	Class- I	I	145	94.8	239.80
	Class IV	II	135.1	94.8	229.90
	Class-III	II	138	94.8	232.80
	Class-II	II	140.6	94.8	235.40
	Class- I	II	143.9	94.8	238.70
Hotel Restaurant & Eating houses	Unskilled	I	135.1	94.8	229.90
	Semi skilled	I	136.5	94.8	231.30
	Skilled	I	137.6	94.8	232.40
	Unskilled	II	134.4	94.8	229.20
	Semi skilled	II	135.8	94.8	230.60
	Skilled	II	136.9	94.8	231.70
	Unskilled	III	134	94.8	228.80
	Semi skilled	III	135.4	94.8	230.20
	Skilled	III	136.2	94.8	231.00
Industrial Engineering Establishments employee more than 50 workers	Unskilled	I	135.1	94.8	229.90
	Semi skilled	I	136.2	94.8	231.00
	Skilled B	I	138.4	94.8	233.20
	Skilled A	I	141.3	94.8	236.10
	Unskilled	II	134.4	94.8	229.20
	Semi skilled	II	135.5	94.8	230.30
	Skilled B	II	137.6	94.8	232.40
	Skilled A	II	140.5	94.8	235.30
	Unskilled	III	133.6	94.8	228.40
	Semi skilled	III	134.7	94.8	229.50
	Skilled B	III	136.9	94.8	231.70
	Skilled A	III	139.8	94.8	234.60
Jari Industry	Unskilled	I	134.5	94.8	229.30
	Semi skilled	I	136.9	94.8	231.70
	Skilled	I	139.2	94.8	234.00
	Unskilled	II	132.9	94.8	227.70
	Semi skilled	II	134	94.8	228.80
	Skilled	II	135.2	94.8	230.00
Khandsari Industry	Unskilled		133.3	94.8	228.10
	Semi skilled		134.7	94.8	229.50
	Skilled		136.9	94.8	231.70
Municipal Corporation	Unskilled		136.3	94.8	231.10
	Semi skilled		138.7	94.8	233.50
	Skilled		140.2	94.8	235.00
Municipality or Nagar Panchayat	Unskilled	I	136.3	94.8	231.10
	Semi skilled	I	138.7	94.8	233.50
	Skilled	I	140.2	94.8	235.00
	Unskilled	II	135.5	94.8	230.30
	Semi skilled	II	137.8	94.8	232.60
	Skilled	II	139.2	94.8	234.00
	Unskilled	III	134.5	94.8	229.30
	Semi skilled	III	136.9	94.8	231.70
	Skilled	III	138.4	94.8	233.20
Gram Panchayat	Unskilled		134	94.8	228.80
	Semi skilled		136.3	94.8	231.10
	Skilled		137.8	94.8	232.60
Manufacturing Process as defined under section 2k of Factory Act	Unskilled	I	132.5	94.8	227.30
	Semi skilled	I	136.6	94.8	231.40
	Skilled	I	142.8	94.8	237.60
	Unskilled	II	129.7	94.8	224.50
	Semi skilled	II	133.8	94.8	228.60
	Skilled	II	138.7	94.8	233.50
Manufacturing Readymade Garments or its Assesories & Tailoring Establishments more than three workers	Category V	I	135.5	94.8	230.30
	Category IV	I	137.7	94.8	232.50
	Category III	I	139.1	94.8	233.90
	Category II	I	141.3	94.8	236.10
	Category I	I	143.3	94.8	238.10
	Category V	II	134.3	94.8	229.10
	Category IV	II	135.5	94.8	230.30
	Category III	II	136.9	94.8	231.70
	Category II	II	139.1	94.8	233.90
	Category I	II	140.5	94.8	235.30
	Category V	III	133	94.8	227.80
	Category IV	III	134.3	94.8	229.10
	Category III	III	135.5	94.8	230.30
	Category II	III	136.9	94.8	231.70
	Category I	III	137.6	94.8	232.40
Oil Mills	Unskilled	I	136.5	94.8	231.30
	Semi skilled	I	138.4	94.8	233.20
	Skilled	I	148.2	94.8	243.00
	Unskilled	II	136	94.8	230.80
	Semi skilled	II	138	94.8	232.80
	Skilled	II	139.9	94.8	234.70
Petrol & Diesal Oil Pumps	Unskilled	I	136.5	94.8	231.30
	Semi skilled	I	142.2	94.8	237.00
	Skilled	I	145.1	94.8	239.90
	Unskilled	II	135.8	94.8	230.60
	Semi skilled	II	138.1	94.8	232.90
	Skilled	II	142.2	94.8	237.00
	Unskilled	III	135.2	94.8	230.00
	Semi skilled	III	135.2	94.8	230.00
	Skilled	III	138.1	94.8	232.90
Pharmaceutical Industries	Unskilled	I	135.4	94.8	230.20
	Semi skilled	I	136.7	94.8	231.50
	Skilled	I	138.3	94.8	233.10
	Unskilled	II	134.5	94.8	229.30
	Semi skilled	II	136	94.8	230.80
	Skilled	II	137.4	94.8	232.20
	Unskilled	III	133.8	94.8	228.60
	Semi skilled	III	135.4	94.8	230.20
	Skilled	III	136.7	94.8	231.50
Plastic Industries	Unskilled	I	134	94.8	228.80
	Semi skilled	I	136.9	94.8	231.70
	Skilled	I	139.8	94.8	234.60
	Unskilled	II	132.6	94.8	227.40
	Semi skilled	II	135.5	94.8	230.30
	Skilled	II	138.4	94.8	233.20
Pottery Industries	Unskilled		134.3	94.8	229.10
	Semi skilled		136.2	94.8	231.00
	Skilled		138.1	94.8	232.90
Power loom Industries	Unskilled	I	135.5	94.8	230.30
	Semi skilled	I	136.5	94.8	231.30
	Skilled	I	137.6	94.8	232.40
	Unskilled	II	135	94.8	229.80
	Semi skilled	II	135.8	94.8	230.60
	Skilled	II	136.9	94.8	231.70
Pre-weaving & Textile Processing Industries	Unskilled	I	136.7	94.8	231.50
	Semi skilled	I	137.7	94.8	232.50
	Skilled	I	138.9	94.8	233.70
	Unskilled	II	136.2	94.8	231.00
	Semi skilled	II	137.1	94.8	231.90
	Skilled	II	138	94.8	232.80
Printing Press	Unskilled	I	135.4	94.8	230.20
	Semi skilled	I	136.5	94.8	231.30
	Skilled B	I	137.6	94.8	232.40
	Skilled A	I	138.4	94.8	233.20
	Unskilled	II	134.9	94.8	229.70
	Semi skilled	II	136.2	94.8	231.00
	Skilled B	II	137.3	94.8	232.10
	Skilled A	II	138	94.8	232.80
	Unskilled	III	134.5	94.8	229.30
	Semi skilled	III	135.8	94.8	230.60
	Skilled B	III	136.9	94.8	231.70
	Skilled A	III	137.6	94.8	232.40
Private Security Guard Services	Unskilled	I	222.6	94.8	317.40
	Semi skilled	I	225.25	94.8	320.05
	Skilled	I	227.85	94.8	322.65
	Unskilled	II	221.3	94.8	316.10
	Semi skilled	II	223.95	94.8	318.75
	Skilled	II	226.55	94.8	321.35
Public Motor Transport	Unskilled	I	140.5	94.8	235.30
	Semi skilled	I	142.7	94.8	237.50
	Skilled	I	145.6	94.8	240.40
Pulp & Paper Board Manufacturing	Unskilled	I	133.6	94.8	228.40
	Semi skilled	I	134.9	94.8	229.70
	Skilled	I	136.5	94.8	231.30
	Highly Skilled	I	137.8	94.8	232.60
Rice Floor & Dal Mills	Unskilled	I	135.6	94.8	230.40
	Semi skilled	I	136.5	94.8	231.30
	Skilled	I	137.7	94.8	232.50
	Unskilled	II	134.7	94.8	229.50
	Semi skilled	II	135.6	94.8	230.40
	Skilled	II	136.9	94.8	231.70
	Unskilled	III	134	94.8	228.80
	Semi skilled	III	135.1	94.8	229.90
	Skilled	III	136.2	94.8	231.00
Roofing, Tiles. Mfg.	Unskilled	I	132.6	94.8	227.40
	Semi skilled	I	134.5	94.8	229.30
	Skilled	I	136	94.8	230.80
Rubber Products Mfg.	Unskilled	I	133.3	94.8	228.10
	Semi skilled	I	136.2	94.8	231.00
	Skilled	I	139.1	94.8	233.90
Salt Pan Industries including artificial Rubber Product Mfg. Industry	Unskilled	I	140.6	94.8	235.40
	Semi skilled	I	141.9	94.8	236.70
	Skilled	I	143.5	94.8	238.30
Shops and establishments	Class III	I	135.7	94.8	230.50
	Class II	I	138.7	94.8	233.50
	Class I-B	I	141.7	94.8	236.50
	Class I-A	I	144.7	94.8	239.50
	Class III	II	135	94.8	229.80
	Class II	II	135.7	94.8	230.50
	Class I-B	II	137.4	94.8	232.20
	Class I-A	II	141.7	94.8	236.50
	Class III	III	134.4	94.8	229.20
	Class II	III	135	94.8	229.80
	Class I-B	III	135.7	94.8	230.50
	Class I-A	III	137.4	94.8	232.20
Soap Manufacturing Industry	Unskilled	I	135.8	94.8	230.6
	Semi skilled	I	137.3	94.8	232.1
	Skilled	I	140.3	94.8	235.1
	Unskilled	II	134.3	94.8	229.1
	Semi skilled	II	135.8	94.8	230.6
	Skilled	II	137.3	94.8	232.1
Stone Breaking & Stone Crushing Industries	Unskilled	I	133	94.8	227.8
	Semi skilled	I	134.3	94.8	229.1
	Skilled	I	136.5	94.8	231.3
	Unskilled	II	132.2	94.8	227
	Semi skilled	II	133.3	94.8	228.1
	Skilled	II	135.6	94.8	230.4
	Unskilled	III	131.1	94.8	225.9
	Semi skilled	III	132.5	94.8	227.3
	Skilled	III	134.7	94.8	229.5
Sugar Industries	Unskilled	I	135.1	94.8	229.9
	Semi skilled	I	136.2	94.8	231
	Skilled	I	137.6	94.8	232.4
	Highly Skilled	I	139.1	94.8	233.9
Tannering & Leather Mfg.	Unskilled	I	137.1	94.8	231.9
	Semi skilled	I	137.8	94.8	232.6
	Skilled	I	138.9	94.8	233.7
	Unskilled	II	136.3	94.8	231.1
	Semi skilled	II	137.1	94.8	231.9
	Skilled	II	137.8	94.8	232.6
Tobacco (Bidi making ) Mfg. (Per 1000 Bidis)		I	132.5	94.8	227.3
		II	132	94.8	226.8
Tobacco Processing Estt.	Unskilled		133.6	94.8	228.4
	Semi skilled		133.8	94.8	228.6
	Skilled		134.5	94.8	229.3
Woolen Carpets, Making of Shawl Weaving Est.	Unskilled	I	137.8	94.8	232.6
	Semi skilled	I	142.7	94.8	237.5
	Skilled	I	143.3	94.8	238.1

NOTE

Class-I-A	Manager, Head Munim, Secretary, Head Cashier, Stenographer, Head Clerk, Office Superintendent, Head Salesman, Employee who works efficiently by exercising considerable independent judgement discharges his duties with responsibility and possesses thorough and comprehensive knowledge of trade, craft or industry in which he is employed. Employees by whatever name called doing work of the nature done by persons falling under any of the foregoing entries.
Class-I-B	Junior Clerk, Bill Clerk, Ugharani Clerk, Delivery Clerk, Typist, Munim, Cashier, Accountants, Salesman, Sales Clerk, Compounder, Driver, Employee who does the work of a well defined routine nature and discharges the duties assigned to him independently and with responsibility, Employees by whatever name called doing work of the nature done by persons falling under any of the foregoing entries.
Class-II	Packer, Builder, Tollatas, Shop . Asst., Employees who performs duties assigned to him of a relatively narrow job involving routine operations, Employees by whatever name called doing work of the nature done by persons falling under any of the foregoing entries.
Class-III	Peon, Messenger, Watchman, Mazdoor, Employee who performs duties of simple nature and physical exertion, , Employees by whatever name called doing work of the nature done by persons falling under any of the foregoing entries.

Explanation of Zones for the purpose of this notification:-
Zone 1	shall comprise the area within the limits of the Municipal Corporation as constituted under the Bombay Provincial Municipal Corporation Act, 1949 and the areas falling within a peripheral distance of 10 kilometers from the aforesaid limits;
Zone-II	shall comprise all the areas within the limits of the towns cities having a population of one lac and above according to the figures of latest census available and the areas-falling within a peripheral distance of five kilometers from the aforesaid limit.
Zone-Ill	shall comprise all the areas in the State of Gujarat other than those included in Zone-I and Zone-II.

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