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  • I want to finish off this essay before I go to bed .
  • His essay was full of spelling errors .
  • Have you given that essay in yet ?
  • Have you handed in your history essay yet ?
  • I'd like to discuss the first point in your essay.

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Essay word forms & inflections, definitions and meaning of essay in english.

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  • assay , attempt , seek , try
  • "He sought to improve himself"
  • "He tried to shake off his fears"
  • "She always seeks to do good in the world"
  • "The infant had essayed a few wobbly steps"
  • "The police attempted to stop the thief"

examine , prove , test , test , try out , try

  • "Test this recipe"
  • "This approach has been tried with good results"

Synonyms of essay

  • examine , prove , test , try , try out

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An essay is, generally, a piece of writing that gives the author's own argument, but the definition is vague, overlapping with those of a letter, a paper, an article, a pamphlet, and a short story. Essays have been sub-classified as formal and informal: formal essays are characterized by "serious purpose, dignity, logical organization, length," whereas the informal essay is characterized by "the personal element, humor, graceful style, rambling structure, unconventionality or novelty of theme," etc.

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Essays on the value of Indian civilisation and culture. This volume consists of various essays: 'Is India Civilised?', 'A Rationalistic Critic on Indian Culture', 'Defence of Indian Culture', 'Indian Culture and External Influence' and 'The Renaissance in India'. They were first published in the monthly review Arya between 1918 and 1921.

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Gujarati Vishwakosh

ગુજરાતી ભાષા, સાહિત્ય અને સંસ્કૃતિના સંવર્ધનનું કાર્ય કરતા ગુજરાત વિશ્વકોશ ટ્રસ્ટ(અમદાવાદ)ની પ્રવૃત્તિનો પ્રારંભ થયો. ગુજરાતી ભાષામાં સર્વપ્રથમ ગુજરાતી વિશ્વકોશ(encyclopedia)ની રચનાના 1985ની 2જી ડિસેમ્બરે એના મુખ્ય સંપાદક ધીરુભાઈ ઠાકર ની પ્રેરણા અને માર્ગદર્શનથી તથા  કુમારપાળ દેસાઈ જેવા સાથીમિત્રોથી આરંભાયો.

24 વર્ષના પુરુષાર્થથી ગુજરાતી વિશ્વકોશના 25 ગ્રંથોના 'અ'થી 'હ' સુધીના 26,000 પૃષ્ઠોમાં માનવવિદ્યાના 8,360, વિજ્ઞાનના 8,083, સમાજવિદ્યાના 7,640 - એમ કુલ 24,083 અધિકરણો (લખાણો) સમાવેશ પામ્યાં છે. જેમાં 11,660 ચિત્રો અને આકૃતિઓ, 7,647 લઘુચરિત્રો, 563 વ્યાપ્તિ-લેખો અને 246 અનૂદિત લેખોનો સમાવેશ થાય છે. આશરે 1,593 જેટલા લેખકો દ્વારા આ લખાણો તૈયાર થયાં છે. 1,73,50,000 જેટલી શબ્દસંખ્યા ધરાવતો ગુજરાતી ભાષાનો આ સર્વપ્રથમ વિશ્વકોશ છે.

ગુજરાતી ભાષામાં પ્રથમવાર તૈયાર થયેલો સર્વસંગ્રાહક વિશ્વકોશ (General Encyclopedia)

એક હજાર પાનાંનો એક એવા પચીસ ગ્રંથોની શ્રેણી.

ગુજરાતની અસ્મિતાને ઉપસાવી આપતો ગુજરાતી ભાષા, સાહિત્ય, સંસ્કૃતિ, વિજ્ઞાન, વાણિજ્ય, ટૅક્નૉલૉજી, ઉદ્યોગ, વિશિષ્ટ વ્યક્તિઓ, સંસ્થાઓ અને ગુજરાતી પ્રજાની તમામ ક્ષેત્રની પ્રવૃત્તિઓનો વિગતસમૃદ્ધ રસપૂર્ણ અધિકૃત પરિચય.

નિષ્ણાતો દ્વારા લખાયેલા સ્વતંત્ર લેખો રૂપે વિશ્વ વિશે, ભારત વિશે અને ગુજરાતી વિશેની અદ્યતન તેમજ પ્રમાણભૂત માહિતી.

અઢી કરોડ રૂપિયાના ખર્ચે તૈયાર થયેલી આ ગ્રંથશ્રેણી વિદેશમાં વસતા ગુજરાતી સમાજ માટે મૂલ્યવાન સંસ્કારરક્ષક જ્ઞાનસાધનની ગરજ સારે છે.

ગુજરાતી વિશ્વકોશના પ્રથમ નવ ખંડની નવસંસ્કરણ ધરાવતી, અદ્યતન માહિતી સાથે તૈયાર થયેલી બીજી આવૃત્તિમાં વિગતોનો સમાવેશ.

ગુજરાતી વિશ્વકોશ એક ઝાંખી

ભાગ 1 થી 25

1987 થી 2009 : 22 વર્ષમાં ગુજરાતી વિશ્વકોશના 25 ગ્રંથોનું પ્રકાશન

24,083 અધિકરણો 8,360 માનવવિદ્યા 8,083 વિજ્ઞાન 7,640 સમાજવિદ્યા 7,647 લઘુચરિત્રો 563 વ્યાપ્તિલેખો 246 અનૂદિત લેખો 11,660 ચિત્રો અને આકૃતિઓ 1,593 જેટલા લેખકો દ્વારા તૈયાર થયેલાં લખાણો 170 જેટલાં વિષયો

1,73,50,000 જેટલી શબ્દસંખ્યા ધરાવતો ગુજરાતી ભાષાનો સર્વપ્રથમ વિશ્વકોશ

ભૂમિકાખંડ 1985થી 1987 : જેમાં સમગ્ર વિશ્વકોશમાં આવરી લેનારા 169 વિષયોની સૂચિ તથા વિષયવાર વિષયનિષ્ણાતોની સમિતિ અને વિગતો આપવામાં આવી છે.

આવશ્યક સ્પષ્ટતા

1985ની બીજી ડિસેમ્બરે ગુજરાત વિશ્વકોશ ટ્રસ્ટની સ્થાપના થઈ અને ગુજરાતી ભાષામાં વિશ્વકોશનું સર્જન કરવાની કામગીરીની શરૂઆત થઈ. 22 વર્ષમાં ‘અ’થી ‘હ’ સુધીના તમામ મૂળાક્ષરો ધરાવતાં ગુજરાતી વિશ્વકોશના 25 ગ્રંથોનું પ્રકાશન થયું. એ પછી તો વિશ્વકોશની યાત્રા વિશેષ આગળ ચાલી અને એના દ્વારા ‘બાળવિશ્વકોશ’ અને ‘પરિભાષાકોશ’ તૈયાર થયા અને ‘બૃહદ્ નાટ્યકોશ’, ‘નારીકોશ’ અને ‘વિજ્ઞાનકોશ’ જેવાં કોશ તૈયાર થઈ રહ્યાં છે. પુસ્તકો અને સામયિકના પ્રકાશન ઉપરાંત વ્યાખ્યાનશ્રેણી પણ ચાલે છે.

ગુજરાતી વિશ્વકોશનું પ્રકાશન થયા બાદ એનાં બે કે ત્રણ પુનઃસંસ્કરણ થયાં છે અને એના પુનઃસંસ્કરણમાં જરૂરી ઉમેરાઓ પણ કર્યા છે. જે તે વિશ્વકોશની રચના પછી ફરીવાર એનું પ્રકાશન થતી વેળાએ એનું પુનઃસંસ્કરણ થતાં વચ્ચે ઘણાં વર્ષોનો ગાળો વીતી જાય તે સ્વાભાવિક છે. આથી વિશ્વકોશની અહીં પ્રસ્તુત કરેલી માહિતીમાં કેટલીક માહિતી થોડા સમય અગાઉની હોય તે સ્વાભાવિક છે અને તેથી દરેક અધિકરણની ઉપર જે વર્ષમાં વિશ્વકોશનું પ્રકાશન થયું તેનું વર્ષ લખેલું છે. વિશ્વકોશના પચ્ચીસે ગ્રંથો ઑનલાઇન ઉપલબ્ધ થાય તે અમારું પહેલું કાર્ય સિદ્ધ કરવાનો પ્રયાસ કરી રહ્યાં છીએ અને એ પછી વિશ્વકોશનાં જુદાં જુદાં તજ્જ્ઞો દ્વારા એમાં જરૂરી શુદ્ધિ-વૃદ્ધિ કે સંવર્ધન કરવામાં આવશે. આથી ખાસ એ વિગત પર લક્ષ આપશો કે જે વર્ષ લખ્યું છે તે વર્ષ સુધીની માહિતી ઉપલબ્ધ થશે. આ માહિતીનો આપ ઉપયોગ કરો, તો ગુજરાત વિશ્વકોશ ટ્રસ્ટના સૌજન્યનો ઉલ્લેખ કરશો.

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GUJARATI in a Sentence Examples: 21 Ways to Use Gujarati

sentence with Gujarati

Have you ever wondered what the term “Gujarati” means? In simple terms, Gujarati refers to the language spoken by the Gujarati people predominantly residing in the Indian state of Gujarat.

Known for its rich cultural heritage, Gujarati is an Indo-Aryan language that is the official language of the state of Gujarat. It is also spoken in other parts of India and across the globe by the Indian diaspora.

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7 Examples Of Gujarati Used In a Sentence For Kids

Gujarati is a language spoken in Gujarat.

We can learn Gujarati words every day.

I enjoy singing Gujarati songs.

My grandma speaks Gujarati fluently.

Let’s practice writing in Gujarati today.

Gujarati is a beautiful language.

I am proud to be able to speak Gujarati .

14 Sentences with Gujarati Examples

  • Gujarati is one of the official languages of India, spoken primarily in the state of Gujarat.
  • Many college students in India take up courses to learn how to speak and write in Gujarati .
  • Attending a cultural event where Gujarati music and dance performances are showcased can be a fun way to immerse oneself in the culture.
  • Learning the basics of Gujarati cuisine can also be an interesting project for college students who enjoy cooking.
  • Understanding Gujarati literature can provide valuable insights into the rich history and heritage of the state.
  • College students often form Gujarati study groups to help each other improve their language skills.
  • Watching Gujarati movies with subtitles can be a great way to practice listening and comprehension.
  • Participating in Gujarati language exchange programs can help college students interact with native speakers and improve their fluency.
  • Joining a Gujarati cultural club on campus can offer opportunities to celebrate festivals and traditions.
  • Attending a Gujarati language workshop conducted by experts can help students gain a deeper understanding of the language nuances.
  • Writing essays or assignments in Gujarati can be a good way to practice vocabulary and grammar.
  • Using online resources like language learning apps or websites can be a convenient way for college students to enhance their Gujarati skills.
  • College festivals often feature Gujarati cultural performances, attracting students from diverse backgrounds.
  • Exploring the diversity of Gujarati art forms such as embroidery, pottery, and painting can be an enriching experience for students with an interest in the arts.

How To Use Gujarati in Sentences?

Using Gujarati in a sentence is a great way to practice and improve your language skills. Here are some tips for beginners on how to do this:

Vocabulary : Start by learning commonly used Gujarati words and phrases. This will help you construct basic sentences.

Grammar : Understand the basic grammar rules of Gujarati, such as sentence structure, verb conjugation, and noun-adjective agreement.

Practice : Use Gujarati words in simple sentences to practice forming coherent thoughts. Start with basic sentences and gradually build up to more complex ones.

Reading : Read Gujarati texts, such as books, newspapers, or websites, to see how words are used in context.

Listening : Listen to spoken Gujarati, such as songs, movies, or conversations, to improve your understanding of the language’s rhythm and intonation.

Conversation : Practice speaking with native Gujarati speakers, whether in person or online. This will help you become more comfortable using the language in real-life situations.

Writing : Keep a journal in Gujarati to practice writing in the language. This will help you improve your spelling and sentence structure.

By following these tips and incorporating Gujarati into your daily routine, you will gradually become more proficient in using the language effectively.

In conclusion, we have explored several examples of sentences with Gujarati, a language spoken by millions in India and around the world. These sentences showcase the beauty and complexity of Gujarati, whether describing daily activities, emotions, or interactions. Learning to craft sentences in Gujarati can open up new cultural experiences and communication opportunities for language enthusiasts.

Through these examples, we see the rich nuances and expressions that can be conveyed through Gujarati sentences. Whether expressing love, asking for directions, or simply sharing thoughts, mastering Gujarati sentences allows for meaningful connections and a deeper understanding of this vibrant language.

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Translating Gujarat: On Raising Visibility and Sharing Literary Wealth

Gujarat boasts a vibrantly active and industrious 24% of India’s overall seacoast. At 1,600 kilometers, this is the longest coastline of all Indian states and, since ancient times, has invited an unceasing influx of travelers, traders, and warriors from all over the world. The region connects with present-day Afghanistan and Pakistan via northbound land routes through the Sindh desert and what is presently known as Rajasthan. Its eastern mainland adjoins the rest of northern and central India. And in the south, it neighbors agriculturally productive and highly industrialized towns and cities like present-day, cosmopolitan Mumbai. The state’s topography is also filled with extremes and contrasts, from the salt deserts and marshes of Kutch in the northwest to the arid and semiarid scrublands of the western Kathiawad peninsula to the forested mountains and fertile plains in the southeast. Frequented by migratory tribes and clans of pastoralist warriors, pilgrims, and traders, these age-old routes and vastly diverse ecologies have allowed for a fascinating hybridization of cultures and languages from all around the country and the world. Even the name Gujarat originates from a tribal dynasty, the Gurjara-Pratiharas, who came from the north in the mid-eighth century to defeat the local rulers and rule the region along with much of northern India.

Given all of the above, the Gujarati language has never been a discrete or stable entity despite the pre-Independence attempts by British colonial officers, Gandhi, and other Indian nationalist leaders to codify it as such. As scholars like Riho Isaka, Samira Sheikh, Sitanshu Yashaschandra, Rita Kothari, Aparna Kapadia, et al. have proved, the language is a richly complex linguistic system without fixed boundaries that has evolved through centuries of economic, political, and cultural interactions between speakers of Sanskrit, Prakrit, Gujari, Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Portuguese, Dutch, Urdu, Sindhi, Hindi, and more.

This plurality enabled the flourishing of numerous ethnolinguistic identities within the region, which, in turn, have engendered diverse literatures and cultural artifacts through the centuries. Arguably, though, Gujarat had its major literary renaissance in the late 1800s. In part, this was due to cross-pollination with the growing number of literary translations from English and other Indian and European languages. And, in part, it was due to a sociopolitical awakening among Gujarat’s literati—most of whom were educated elites—driven by anti-colonialism, nationalism, and the independence movement. Both of these factors led to a profuse blossoming of the modern Gujarati short story, groundbreaking first novels and memoirs, literary criticism approached as a rigorous art form in itself, travelogues that became established as a literary genre, and modern poetic forms that deviated from all previous traditions. Writers, poets, critics, and dramatists like Dalpat, Narmad, Nilkanth Sr., Navalram Pandya, Nandshankar Mehta, and others led the initial charge.

During this pre-Independence peak era of literary output, the historical novel genre became notably dominant because it also grappled with identity-building, a sense of nationalism, and state formation. Gujarati historical novels of this time are, in themselves, sources of history—beyond the stories they contained, they were also modes of collective consciousness, social reform, and earnest attempts to transcend history itself. This pre-Independence rise of Gujarati historical fiction was deeply influenced by the likes of Scott, Tolstoy, Cervantes, and others. The first-ever Gujarati novel, Nandshankar Mehta’s Karan Ghelo, published in 1866, was historical fiction. Next came the canonical, near-historical novel quartet Sarasvatichandra,  by Govardhanram Madhavram Tripathi, published from 1887 to 1901. With over 150 characters and 2,000 pages, its length surpassed Tolstoy’s War and Peace and it preceded Proust’s In Search of Lost Time . Writers like K. M. Munshi and Dhumketu published several historical fiction series set in pre-British India. Jhaverchand Meghani painstakingly collected ancient oral folklore from different regional communities into multi-volume works. Gunvantrai Acharya created swashbuckling tales of the nautical adventures of Gujaratis who traveled far and wide.

Yet, the first-ever English (or any language) translations of a handful of these works have only emerged in the last decade or so. The rest remain like faint memories of long-buried treasures despite the recovery and preservation efforts of a few stalwarts in every generation. In particular, many works remain unknown even to the Gujarati readership because they came from marginalized Gujarati communities—for example, the Parsi Gujarati community, which was much smaller than the Hindu majority but produced relatively more books at the time.

We can draw a line connecting the aforementioned Acharya to his daughter, the celebrated and prolific author Varsha Adalja, whose fiction opened this collection. Crossroad is a multi-generational historical novel set during the time of India’s independence movement. Written when the author was in her seventies, the work is groundbreaking for several reasons. In particular, despite Gujarat giving India its two most well-known Independence leaders—Mahatma Gandhi and Muhammad Ali Jinnah—and Sabarmati Ashram in Ahmedabad being Gandhi’s political base, this is among the handful of contemporary Gujarati novels to carefully explore those volatile times. That it does so mostly through the lives and experiences of women is another singular feat. Adalja’s prose is colloquially lyrical and true to its time and place. It is also cinematic and immersive, while not shying away from the worst sociopolitical issues like the infanticide and rape of young girls. As I finish my translation of the novel, I am frequently struck by the depth of her craft and research. And I am reminded of how much we still need to learn about Gujarat during those decades beyond the lives and works of Gandhi, Jinnah, and the intelligentsia.

Immediately after independence from the British in 1947, Gujarat became part of Bombay State, and the Mahagujarat Movement for a separate state became the next big political drive. From 1947 to 1960, a Sanskritized version of the language became more standardized, relegating the many regional variations to dialect status. This is also when, as translator Meena Desai writes in her introduction to a ghazal by Befaam (the pen name of Barkat Ali Ghulam Husain Virani), the Gujarati ghazal form came into its own as part of the “burgeoning movement toward an independent identity of a much-colonized country.” Tracing its origins back to seventh-century Arabic love poetry, the ghazal had gathered Persian influences as it spread across South Asia in the twelfth century through Sufi mystics and Islamic Sultanate courtiers. Ghazals continue to enjoy popularity today—especially in Bollywood—in different languages and regions of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. Even noted American poets have composed ghazals in English. Though difficult to translate because of their layered meanings, repetitions, and symbolism, Gujarati ghazals continue to flourish both in India and among the diaspora.

Shortly after Independence, another upheaval in Gujarat—particularly the large regions of Kathiawad and Saurashtra—involved the unification of more than two hundred independent princely states. In British India, these states had functioned more like allies rather than subordinates of the British Raj. The newly-formed Indian government pushed hard to integrate the nearly six hundred total princely states, which made up more than half the country. But legacies, traditions, and memories lingered on, as we see in an excerpt of Hasmukh Shah’s upcoming memoir, Dithu Mai . . . ( From the Margins of History ), translated by Mira Desai. Shah describes markers of a world that was quickly disappearing at that time—a Muslim ruler, his integrated team of Hindu and Muslim drivers from across caste and class hierarchies, and his garage filled with expensive and difficult-to-maintain British and American vehicles. From the child narrator’s innocent point of view, all of this is fascinating and impressive. We know the child grew up to become a key staff member for three separate Indian prime ministers. Undoubtedly, some of his diplomatic and negotiation skills had begun developing in those humble yet culturally syncretic beginnings.

That idea of cultural syncretism is also brought forth in Bharat Trivedi’s poem about Ahmedabad , an ancient city with a rich history named after a fifteenth-century Muzaffarid Sultan. As Mira Desai writes in her translator’s note, “Beyond the Hindu, Muslim, and Maratha dynasties and the British colonial rulers, there were also the Siddis, descendants of shipwrecked Africans, who bequeathed an intricate and famous carved stone screen (referenced here as Siddi Sayyed ni jali) to the city.” Though it has seen much communal tension in the last two decades, Ahmedabad has always been a political and intellectual hotbed, particularly during the Gandhi years. And while it is a constant muse for poets, writers, filmmakers, and songmakers, the walls of this city guard many untold stories still. I lived in the sprawling outskirts from mid-2014 to early 2020 and continue to explore its past and present in my own fiction. Once it grabs hold of your imagination, Ahmedabad remains a perpetual state of mind.

The third poet we’ve featured, Jayesh Jeevibahen Solanki, grew up in a village close to Ahmedabad and was a prominent, brave voice in the Gujarat Dalit Movement for most of his adult life. As translator Gopika Jadeja writes in her introductory note , “These poems give us a glimpse into a promising young mind, a poet and activist who envisioned a different future for Dalit and marginalized communities in India.” The objects described starkly in these two poems—stolen mangoes, torn kites, ice lollies for a rupee, a shirtless torso, and shoeless feet—all reveal the impoverishment that Solanki experienced throughout his life, which he tragically ended in October 2020. During my time in Ahmedabad, when I was fictionalizing the 2014 Dalit flogging incident in Una for a short story, I found a few videos of Solanki talking to journalists and reciting his poetry. His grounded convictions and passionate energy will forever haunt all who encountered him, virtually or in person.

It takes both a deep passion and a certain kind of energy to persist as a bilingual poet and writer, as Pratishtha Pandya writes in her personal essay, “ Writing in Mother Tongue and an Other Tongue .” Pandya traces her lifelong encounters with different languages and literatures to understand how her translation practice made her “more attuned to the sounds, nuances, and even limitations of the languages I was working with.” More profoundly, she investigates how there are things she can write in the “other tongue” that she cannot approach in her mother tongue because of cultural conditioning. This linguistic hopscotching about may feel ungainly at times, she writes. Still, there is joy in the spontaneous discoveries it can yield for those willing to jump past boundary constructs and land on just the right words to express themselves fully.

Sachin Ketkar also talked about the pleasures and challenges of bilingualism in my interview with him. As a Marathi-speaking Maharashtrian who grew up speaking Gujarati in Gujarat and working with English as a scholar and academic, Dr. Ketkar experienced “subtractive bilingualism”—a phenomenon I have also experienced since leaving India in 1991 but had not been able to name until this conversation. This is when, as he told me, the acquisition of an elite and powerful language like English results in the depletion and deprivation of linguistic, cultural, and creative resources of the language(s) in which one is raised. We discussed his own literary and translation journey and how intricate questions of cultural identity, tradition, modernity, and relevance stared at him with every step of that journey. Translation, for him, is primarily a creative process of negotiating through those questions. As he also shares in the interview: while creative bilingualism or multilingualism has been additive in nature for literatures in other Indian languages (e.g. Tamil, Hindi, Bangla, Marathi, and more), it has not been the same with Gujarati literature for various reasons.

In a country with so many languages, translation is, as Rita Kothari put it in my interview with her, “an un-self-conscious act [that’s] in the air, in the cosmos. And it’s hidden by being most proximate and natural.” As a multilingual scholar, translator, academic, and author, she has written extensively about Gujarati literature and translation theory. She has also co-translated, with Abhijit Kothari, the most famous historical fiction in our literary canon: K. M. Munshi’s Patan trilogy. Here, we discussed the evolution and craft of Gujarati literature in translation . This is my third interview with Dr. Kothari, and one of the recurring themes is how she sees languages as sociopolitical constructs that are, beyond their uses for communication, about power and identity. Given the evolutionary aspects I described above, this is truer than ever for the Gujarati language. In closing, Dr. Kothari recommends another great Gujarati-to-English translator, to whom we turn next.

Tridip Suhrud is renowned for his Gandhian scholarship. He is also the only Gujarati-to-English translator who has been brave enough to take on the work of translating the canonical Gujarati historical quartet, Sarasvatichandra , which I mentioned earlier. In this interview , we discussed some of his milestone translations, and I asked him where Gujarati literature stands with respect to literatures from other Indian languages in terms of creativity, innovation, diversity, volume, and recognition. He reflected on the Gujarati intellectual tradition overall, and said that “. . . we in Gujarat [ . . . ] have not thought about ourselves in our tongue with as much rigor and originality as we ought to have, or the seriousness with which language communities like Marathi, Bangla, Kannada, Tamil, and Malayalam have done.” Regarding the Gujarati translation scene, he has also discussed elsewhere how we Gujaratis are very good at bringing literary wealth from other cultures into ours, but not so good at sharing our own wealth.

Though that last bit was also a good-humored dig at the age-old Gujarati stereotype as the mercantile, business-minded community, when we look at the three Gujarati-to-English translations published in 2022 (excluding my own Dhumketu translation, which was the US edition of the 2020 Indian publication), it bears out. In her omnibus review , Shalvi Shah writes that they were “all written and translated by men and the only literary works translated from Gujarati to English in India in 2022 were published and are set more than five decades ago.” As a young translator herself, she calls out the difficulties of finding daring, new, experimental works. Sadly, this latter point also bears out, although I’m grateful that we have rare translations of books by a Gujarati Parsi and a Gujarati Dalit among those three.

Earlier, I mentioned a literary renaissance period for Gujarati literature as the independence movement got underway. The next big turning point came in the post-Gandhian era of the 1950s and 1960s with avant-garde writers like Mohammad Mankad and Suresh Joshi. Though Joshi was trained and well-read in Western literary traditions, he chose to write in Gujarati. To date, there has been no other who can match Joshi’s experimental aesthetics and prolific works of fiction, literary prose, literary criticism, and translations from several languages. In his 1992 essay collection, Imaginary Homelands , Salman Rushdie writes this about meeting Joshi:

To go on in this vein: it strikes me that, at the moment, the greatest area of friction in Indian literature has nothing to do with English literature, but with the effects of the hegemony of Hindi on the literatures of other Indian languages, particularly other North Indian languages. I recently met the distinguished Gujarati novelist Suresh Joshi. He told me that he could write in Hindi but felt obliged to write in Gujarati because it was a language under threat. Not from English, or the West: from Hindi. In two or three generations, he said, Gujarati could easily die. And he compared it, interestingly, to the state of the Czech language under the yoke of Russian, as described by Milan Kundera.

(Joshi’s stance predates that of contemporary writers like J. M. Coetzee, Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, and Minae Mizumura, who have all also made the political choice to write against the hegemony of English by first publishing their books in Spanish, Gikuyu, and Japanese respectively.)

Today, there is still a language pyramid in India where Bangla, Hindi, Urdu, Tamil, Malayalam, and others sit at the top. The language and history scholars I mentioned earlier have explored the whys and wherefores in their various books and papers. Globalization continues to diminish the ranks of Gujarati readers and writers by increasing the dominance of English. A quick check on Amazon India shows that, beyond academic texts, the Gujarati-language bestsellers are self-help and how-to books translated from English alongside the perennial favorite books about Steve Jobs and Elon Musk. With each generation, the body of Gujarati literature seems to become less abundant, vibrant, and innovative than it was during Joshi’s time. The Indian government and a handful of Gujarati literary institutions do what they can. For example, in 2007, the Gujarati Sahitya Akademi created a prize to recognize and encourage Gujarati authors and poets below the age of thirty . At last count, there are at least twenty different Gujarati literary awards . The Gujarati Sahitya Parishad, the oldest literary organization, has at least thirty different literary awards .

And yet, consider this: Gujarati has fifty-six million speakers worldwide. It is the sixth most spoken language in South Asia and the third most spoken language in the South Asian American diaspora . By some accounts, the Gujarati diaspora is spread over 125 countries . But my 2022 translation, The Shehnai Virtuoso and Other Stories by Dhumketu, was the first ever Gujarati-to-English literary translation to be published in the US. It was also the first ever book-length translation of this modern Gujarati short story pioneer, who published nearly twenty-six volumes of short stories alone.

For any literary culture to thrive, its readership must grow within its own societies and beyond with more translations into and from the language. This first-ever collection at Words Without Borders is a cultural intervention to bring these works to a wider readership, and to also help raise visibility within Gujarati society, especially the global diaspora. For translators from under-represented languages like ours, the act of translation can also be a mode of recovery and reclamation. Together, this small sample reveals rich glimpses of the diverse, complex, and ever-evolving literary traditions of Gujarat. It is an effort to share some of our literary wealth and celebrate our Gujarati ways of being.

Copyright © 2023 by Jenny Bhatt. All rights reserved.

Jenny Bhatt

Jenny Bhatt is a writer, literary translator, book critic, and the founder of Desi Books, a global multimedia forum for South Asian literature.

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Gujarat is also called as “ Jewel of Western India ” is known for its unique and rich culture. It bordered by Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, and the Arabian Sea and is home to Gujars, who ruled the area during the 700’s.

It was the main center of the Indus Valley Civilization and Harappan civilization. The Gujarati culture is a blend of there beliefs, customs, inventions, values, and technology.

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Gujarat dates back to the Indus Valley Civilization time, it contains ancient cities from Indus valley Lothal, Dholavira, and Gola Dhoro. The history provides evidence of trade ties with Egypt, Bahrain, and Sumer in the Persian Gulf.

Chandragupta Maurya conquered a number of places now what form Gujarat. Emperor Ashoka, the grandson of Chandragupta Maurya order engraving of his edicts in Junagadh rock. After the Maurya Empire, the Sakas controlled the region.

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There was The Kshatrapa dynasty from the start of the 1st century AD which was replaced by the Gupta empire. In the 900s the Solanki Dynasty came into power which made Gujarat reached its much greater extent.

Then came the Muslim Ruler Mahmud of Ghazni who invaded Gujarat, later Mughal emperor Akbar conquered it which was later acquired by Chhatrapati Shivaji.

During the Independence movement, Gujarat became a place of revolts as many freedom fighters like Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi hailed from Gujarat.

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Indo-Aryan language evolved from Sanskrit Gujarati is spoken in Gujarat. Whereas people of Kutch speak Kutchi while Memoni is also spoken among Sindhi memons and Muslims.

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महात्मा गांधी गुजराती निबंध

Mahatma Gandhi Essay in Gujarati, મહાત્મા ગાંધી ગુજરાતી નિબંધ, ગાંધી વિશે નિબંધ ગુજરાતીમાં, महात्मा गांधी विषय निबंध गुजराती में, Gujarati essay on Mahatma Gandhi

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महात्मा गांधी गुजराती निबंध – Mahatma Gandhi Essay in Gujarati

Short essay on mahatma gandhi in gujarati (50 words).

મહાત્મા ગાંધી રાષ્ટ્રપિતા છે. તેમના કાબેલ અને અહિંસક નેતૃત્વમાં ભારતમાં વિદેશી રાજ્ય પાસેથી સ્વતંત્રતા પ્રાપ્ત કરી. મહાત્મા ગાંધી એક સામાન્ય વિદ્યાર્થી હતા. પણ તેમની અંદર ભવિષ્યને પારખવાની શક્તિ હતી. તેઓ રાજા હરીશચંદ્રના સત્ય પ્રત્યે પ્રેમથી પ્રભાવિત હતા. તેઓ પોતાના જીવનમાં પણ આનુ પાલન કરતા હતા.

ગુજરાતી નિબંધ – મહાત્મા ગાંધી (150 Words)

રાષ્ટ્રપિતા મહાત્મા ગાંધીજીનો નિબંધ.

મહાત્મા ગાંધીને બ્રિટિશ શાસનના વિરોધે ભારતીય રાષ્ટ્રીય આંદોલનનો નેતા અને રાષ્ટ્ર્પિતા ગણયું છે. એમનો પૂરો નામ મોહનદાસ કરમચંદ ગાંધી હતો. મહાત્મા ગાંધી નો જન્મ 2 ઓકટોબર 1869ને ગુજરાતના પોરબંદર નામના સ્થાને થયું હતું . એમના પિતાનો નામ કરમચંદ ગાંધી હતો. મોહનદાસની માતાનો નામ પુતલીબાઈ હતું જે કરમચંદ ગાંધીની ચોથી પત્ની હતી. મોહનદાસ પોતાના પિતાની ચોથી પત્નીની આખરે સંતાન હતી.

ગાંધીજીનો પરિવાર

ગાંધીની માં પુતલીબાઈ વધારે ધાર્મિક હતી. તેમની દિનચર્યા ઘર અને મંદિરમાં વહેંચલી હતી. તે નિયમિત રૂપથી ઉપવાસ રાખતી હતી અને પરિવારમાં કોઈ પણ બીમાર થતા પર તેમની ઘણી સેવા કરતી હતી. મોહનદાસનો પાલન વૈષ્ણવ મતમાં રમેલા પરિવારમાં થયું અને તેના પર કઠિન નીતિઓ વાળા જૈન ધર્મના ઉંડો અસર થયું.

જેના મુખ્ય સિદ્ધાંત અહિંસા અને વિશ્વની બધી વસ્તુઓને શાસ્વત માનવો છે. આ પ્રકારે તેમને સ્વાભાવિક રૂપથી અહિંસા ,શાકાહાર ,આત્મશુદ્ધિ માટે ઉપવાસ અને વિભિન્ન પંથોને માનતા વાળા વચ્ચે પરસ્પર સહિષુણતાને અપનાવ્યું.

મહાત્મા ગાંધી ગુજરાતી નિબંધ (350 Words)

મહાત્મા ગાંધીજીનું નામ દુનિયાભરના મહા-પુરુષોમાં મોખરે છે. ભગવાન બુદ્ધ, મહાવીર સ્વામી, ઈસુ ખ્રિસ્ત જેવા મહાપુરુષો સાથે મહાત્મા ગાંધીજીને પણ યાદ કરવામાં આવે છે. આપણે સૌ તેમને મહાત્મા ગાંધીજી’, “બાપુજી’ જેવાં લાડીલાં નામોથી ઓળખીએ છીએ.

મહાત્મા ગાંધીજીનું નામ મોહનદાસ હતું. તેમના પિતાનું નામ કરમચંદ હતું. તેમની માતાનું નામ પૂતળીબાઈ હતું. તેમનો જન્મ ઈ.સ. ૧૮૬૯ ના ઓક્ટોમ્બર માસની બીજી તારીખે પોરબંદરમાં થયો હતો.

મહાત્મા ગાંધીજીની પત્નીનું નામ કસ્તૂરબા હતું. સૌ તેમને આદર સાથે “બા’ કહીને બોલાવતા. ઘણી નાની ઉંમરમાં કસ્તૂરબા સાથે ગાંધીજીના લગ્ન થયાં હતાં. ‘ મેટ્રિક સુધીનો અભ્યાસ ભારતમાં પૂર્ણ કરી ગાંધીજી ઇંગ્લેન્ડ ગયા. ત્યાં તેમણે કાયદાઓનું શિક્ષણ મેળવ્યું. વકીલ થયા પછી તેમણે દક્ષિણ આફ્રિકામાં વકીલાત શરૂ કરી. એ સમયે આફ્રિકામાં કાળા-ગોરાના ભેદભાવ સામે તેમણે સત્યાગ્રહ કર્યો.

આફ્રિકાથી ગાંધીજી ભારત પાછા ફર્યા. સ્વરાજ્ય માટે તેમણે અંગ્રેજો સામે અહિંસક લડત શરૂ કરી. અમદાવાદમાં નદી સાબરમતીને કિનારે આશ્રમ બનાવી તેઓ ત્યાં રહ્યા. મીઠા પર અંગ્રેજોએ કર નાંખ્યો. આ માટે તેમણે સત્યાગ્રહ આદર્યો. તેમણે આ કાયદાનો ભંગ કરવા સાબરમતીના આશ્રમથી દાંડીકૂચ યોજી. દાંડીકૂચના આરંભમાં તેમણે પ્રતિજ્ઞા લીધી : “સ્વરાજ લીધા વિના પાછો નહીં ફરું.” – દાંડીકૂચ પછી તો અંગ્રેજો સામે લડતના ઘણા પ્રસંગો પડ્યા. તેમાં ૧૯૪૨માં અંગ્રેજોને પડકાર કર્યો : “ભારત છોડો’ આ આંદોલન મહત્ત્વનું છે. એ પ્રસંગે ગાંધીજીને અંગ્રેજોએ જેલમાં પૂર્યા. ગાંધીજી સાથે ભારતના ઘણા નેતાઓને જેલમાં અંગ્રેજોએ પૂરી દીધા હતા.

આખરે અંગ્રેજોએ ભારત છોડ્યું, અને સને ૧૯૪૭ના ઓગસ્ટ માસની પંદરમી તારીખે આપણને આઝાદી મળી.

આપણા દેશની ગરીબાઈ જોઈ તેઓ માત્ર શરીર પર એક જ વસ્ત્ર ધારણ કરતા, એટલે કે માત્ર ધોતિયું જ ધારણ કરે, છાતી અને પીઠ ખુલ્લાં રાખે. સ્વાવલંબનને ઉત્તેજન આપવા તથા સ્વદેશી માલના વપરાશ માટે તેમણે ખાદી અપનાવી અને ખાદીના પ્રચારને તેમણે પોતાના જીવનમાં અગ્રતા આપી,

ગાંધીજી એ હિંદુ – મુસ્લિમની એકતા માટે, અસ્પૃશ્ય નિવારણ માટે તથા હરિજનોની સ્થિતિ માટે ઘણા પ્રયત્નો કર્યા. આમ, દેશના ભલા માટે તેમણે મહાન કાર્યો કર્યા. તેઓ ‘રાષ્ટ્રપિતા’ કહેવાયા.

ગાંધીજી એ અંહિસા, પ્રેમ અને સાદાઈ જેવા ગુણોને જીવનમાં ઊતાર્યા હતા. અને આ ગુણો જ તેમનો જીવનસંદેશ હતો.

ઈ.સ. ૧૯૪૮ના જાન્યુઆરી માસની ત્રીસમી તારીખે ગાંધીજી સાંજની પ્રાર્થના માટે જઈ રહ્યા હતા. ત્યારે નાથુરામ ગોડસે નામના હત્યારાએ તેમનું ખૂન કર્યું. ગોળી વાગતાં ગાંધીજીના મુખમાંથી હે રામ” શબ્દ નીકળ્યા હતા.

ગાંધી બાપુની સમાધિ દિલ્હીમાં છે. તે‘રાજઘાટ’ના નામે ઓળખાય છે.

Mahatma Gandhi Essay in Gujarati (400 Words)

Gandhiji Essay in Gujarati

આપણા દેશની સ્વતંત્રતા તરફના તેમના મહાન યોગદાનને કારણે મહાત્મા ગાંધીને “રાષ્ટ્રના પિતા અથવા બાપુ” તરીકે ઓળખવામાં આવે છે. તે એવી વ્યક્તિ હતો જે લોકોની અહિંસા અને એકતામાં માનતા હતા અને ભારતીય રાજકારણમાં આધ્યાત્મિકતા લાવી હતી. તેમણે ભારતીય સમાજમાં અસ્પૃશ્યતાને દૂર કરવા માટે સખત મહેનત કરી, ભારતમાં પછાત વર્ગોના ઉત્કર્ષ, સામાજિક વિકાસ માટે ગામો વિકસાવવા માટે અવાજ ઉઠાવ્યો, ભારતીય લોકો સ્વદેશી માલ અને અન્ય સામાજિક મુદ્દાઓનો ઉપયોગ કરવા પ્રેરિત થયા. તેમણે રાષ્ટ્રીય આંદોલનમાં ભાગ લેવા માટે સામાન્ય લોકો લાવ્યા અને તેમને તેમની સાચી સ્વતંત્રતા માટે લડવાની પ્રેરણા આપી.

તેઓ એક એવા લોકોમાંના હતા કે જેમણે લોકોના સ્વપ્નનું સ્વપ્ન એક દિવસમાં સત્યમાં ફેરવ્યું, તેમના ઉમદા આદર્શો અને સર્વોચ્ચ બલિદાનો દ્વારા. તેમને હજુ પણ તેમના મહાન કાર્યો અને અહિંસા, સત્ય, પ્રેમ અને બંધુત્વ જેવા મુખ્ય ગુણો માટે યાદ કરવામાં આવે છે. તેમણે મહાન તરીકે જન્મ્યા ન હતા પરંતુ તેમણે પોતાની હાર્ડ સંઘર્ષો અને કાર્યો દ્વારા પોતાને મહાન બનાવ્યા હતા.

રાજા હરિશંદ્રા તરીકેના નાટકના રાજા હરિશંદ્રાના જીવનથી તેઓ અત્યંત પ્રભાવિત થયા હતા. સ્કૂલિંગ પછી, તેમણે ઇંગ્લેન્ડમાંથી તેમની કાયદાની ડિગ્રી પૂર્ણ કરી અને વકીલ તરીકે તેમની કારકિર્દી શરૂ કરી. તેમણે તેમના જીવનમાં ઘણી મુશ્કેલીઓનો સામનો કરવો પડ્યો હતો પરંતુ એક મહાન નેતા તરીકે ચાલવું ચાલુ રાખ્યું હતું.

તેમણે 1920 માં અસહકાર ચળવળ, 1930 માં સવિનય આજ્ઞાધીનતા ચળવળ અને છેલ્લે ભારતની સ્વતંત્રતાના માર્ગ દ્વારા 1942 માં ભારત છોડો ચળવળ જેવા ઘણાં સમૂહ હલનચલન શરૂ કર્યા. ઘણાં સંઘર્ષો અને કાર્યો પછી, ભારતની સ્વતંત્રતાને બ્રિટીશ સરકાર દ્વારા આખરે આપવામાં આવી હતી. તે એક અત્યંત સરળ વ્યક્તિ હતા જે રંગ અવરોધ અને જાતિ અવરોધ દૂર કરવા માટે કામ કરતા હતા. તેમણે ભારતીય સમાજમાં અસ્પૃશ્યતાને દૂર કરવા માટે સખત મહેનત કરી અને અછૂત તરીકે ઓળખાતા “હરિજન” એટલે ભગવાનના લોકો.

તેઓ એક મહાન સમાજ સુધારક અને ભારતીય સ્વાતંત્ર્ય સેનાની હતા, જે તેમના જીવનનો હેતુ પૂરો કર્યા બાદ એક દિવસની અવસાન પામ્યા હતા. તેમણે પ્રેરણા આપી હતી કે ભારતીય લોકો જાતે મજૂર માટે પ્રેરણા આપે છે અને જણાવ્યું હતું કે સરળ જીવન જીવવા માટે અને સ્વ-નિર્ભર બનવા માટે તમામ સ્રોતની પોતાની વ્યવસ્થા કરવી. તેમણે વિદેશીઓમાં સ્વદેશી માલના ઉપયોગને પ્રોત્સાહન આપવા અને પ્રોત્સાહન આપવા માટે ચરવાખાના ઉપયોગ દ્વારા સુતરાઉ કપડાં વણાટ કરવાનું શરૂ કર્યું.

તેઓ કૃષિ અને પ્રેરિત લોકોનો કૃષિ કાર્ય કરવા માટે એક મજબૂત સમર્થક હતા. તેઓ એક આધ્યાત્મિક માણસ હતા જેમણે ભારતીય રાજકારણમાં આધ્યાત્મિકતા લાવી હતી. 1948 માં 30 મી જાન્યુઆરીના રોજ તેમનું અવસાન થયું હતું અને તેમના શરીરનું સંસ્મરણ રાજઘાટ, નવી દિલ્હી ખાતે કરવામાં આવ્યું હતું. દર વર્ષે 30 મી જાન્યુઆરી ઉજવવામાં આવે છે.

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ઓણમ પર નિબંધ | onam par nibandh | essay on onam in gujarati

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શું તમે  પોંગલ ની માહિતી  નિબંધ  શોધી રહ્યાં છો ? તો તમે બિલકુલ સાચા સ્થાને આવ્યા છો! આ આર્ટીકલમાં અમે સરસ મજાનો  પોંગલ પર નિબંધ ગુજરાતી  રજુ કર્યો છે અને છેલ્લે  Pongal Nibandh in Gujarati ની PDF પણ Download કરી શકશો. પ્રસ્તાવના :- પોંગલનો અર્થ સંપ…

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શું તમે ગુજરાતીમાં ગણેશ ચતુર્થી પર નિબંધ  શોધી રહ્યાં છો ? તો તમે બિલકુલ સાચા સ્થાને આવ્યા છો! આ આર્ટીકલમાં અમે સરસ મજાનો ગણેશ ચતુર્થી વિશે માહિતી  રજુ કર્યો છે અને છેલ્લે    Ganesh Chaturthi Nibandh In Gujarati | Ganesh Chaturthi Essay in Gujarat…

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Gujarati Culture, Dress and Food - The Heart and Soul of Gujarat

The diverse and vibrant state of Gujarat has a significant contribution to the cultural aspect of India. The sheer simplicity and amiability of Gujaratis have made them a flourishing community. The state of Gujarat boasts a vibrant art, architecture, culture, and heritage; all of which is quite evident in the day-to-day lives of the locals. The diversity exhibited by Gujarat is a result of the various ethnic groups constituting Gujarat's population; including Indic and Dravidian groups. 

1. Art and Culture of Gujarat

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Dance Forms 

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  • Dandiya Raas is performed by both men and women and utilizes the movement of bamboo sticks, known as Dandiyas. It has ancient roots and was believed to be played by the beloved Gopis of Lord Krishna.
  • Garba is usually performed by the females in a circular formation. It is performed with reverence of the feminine form of the divinity.
  • Garbi is traditionally performed by only the men and incorporates the use of instruments like dhol and manjiras.
  • Padhar is mainly performed by the rural communities near Nal Lake.

2. Customs and Traditions of Gujarat

3. languages and religions.

  • Although Gujarati is the mother tongue of the natives of Gujarat, many other languages are widely spoken throughout the state. Gujarati is an Indo-Aryan language derived from Sanskrit and is the 26th most widely used language in the world. Gujarati has about 11 different dialects, spoken in various parts of the state.
  • Since the state of Gujarat shares its border with Maharashtra , Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan ; a small section of its population speak the native languages of the neighbouring states, namely Marwari, Marathi, Hindi along with Urdu and Sindhi.
  • The natives of Kutch-a semi-arid region in Gujarat-speaks Kachchi language, which is quite an important language of the area.

4. Fairs and Festivals

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The fairs and festivals of Gujarat showcase the real vibrancy and colours of its diverse culture. Thousands of people flock to Gujarat to witness the extravaganza during festivals like Navratri Mahotsav, Deepawali, Rathyatra and Kite festival. There are some fairs as well that are organized in the state every year, namely- Shamlaji Melo, Bhadra Purnima Fair, and Mahadev Fair. The Rann Utsav is a major festival and witnesses an exquisite carnival of music, dance and natural beauty.

5. Food of Gujarat

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A traditional and authentic Gujarati meal consists of dal, roti, rice, vegetables, salad, chaas, farsan followed by a sweet dish. Gujarati cuisine is quite similar to that of Maharashtra, and most of the Gujaratis are vegetarian. Some of the famous Gujarati delicacies include dhokla, fafda, khandvi, dhal Dhokli, Undhiyu, handvo, Ganthia, dal Wada, khakhra, and Thepla. In Gujarati dishes, the flavors are a blend of sweet, spicy and sour tastes. Each region of the state has a distinctive flavor associated with its local food. A typical Gujarati dinner includes bhakri-shak or khichdi-kadhi. The Gujaratis are noted for their sweet tongue, and hence every meal is followed by a sweet dish or sometimes even jaggery.

6. Cultural Dresses of Gujarat

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  • Patola Silk or popularly known as 'Queen of all silks' forms a major part of traditional Gujarati attire. Gujarati brides are adorned with silk and zari woven sarees of Gharchola and Panetar.
  • The traditional attires often incorporate tie-dye or traditional block prints.
  • The region of Kutch has a distinctive traditional outfit adorned by women known as Abhas. Chania Cholis are a popular choice of outfit during the festive season of Navratri Mahotsav.
  • Men also wear unique attire known as Kediya dress during the Navratri season.
  • A prevalent Gujarati trend is the silver Pachchikam jewellery that originated in Kutch.
  • 7. Gujarati Engagement and Wedding Ceremony

Engagement Ceremony

Wedding ceremony.

Gujarati Culture Engagement and Wedding

The wedding ceremony in the Gujarati culture is probably the most awaited event for the couple and its family but for all the guests as well. Like every Indian wedding, the rituals go back to the Vedic times, and the ceremonies kick off with the ( Varghodo ) wedding procession, that goes from the groom's house to the bride's house where the ceremonies take place. On arrival, the groom is welcomed by the bride's family ( Swagatam ) after which the bride's father performs a ritual involves him handing over his daughter to the groom ( Kanya Daan ) in front of the guest. After this, the rituals ( Ganesh Puja ) commences, this is known as the Vivaan. During the Vivaan, the couple performs the Mangal Phera where they go around the sacred fire and go through the most important part of the ritual, the Saptapadi or the seven sacred steps. The religious part of the ceremony comes to a close with the holy thread ( Mangalsutra ) being tied around the neck of the bride by the groom and he places the red dot ( tika ) on the wife's forehead, as a declaration of her new married status (Suhaag). The ceremony comes to a close when the couple goes to the groom's parents who will bless the couple ( Aashirvaad ).

8. Gujarati Cinema

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Gujarati Essay on "Vasant Ritu", "ઋતુરાજ વસંત નિબંધ ગુજરાતી", "વસંત નો વૈભવ નિબંધ" for Students

Essay on Vasant Ritu in Gujarati Language : In this article " ઋતુરાજ વસંત નિબંધ ગુજરાતી ", " વસંત નો વૈભવ નિબંધ ગુજરાતી "...

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Gujarati Essay on " Vasant Ritu ", " ઋતુરાજ વસંત નિબંધ ગુજરાતી ", " વસંત નો વૈભવ નિબંધ " for Students

રૂડો જુઓ આ ઋતુરાજ આવ્યો, 

મુકામ તેણે વનમાં જમાવ્યો; 

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જાણે મજાનો શરપાવ દીધો. 

પ્રકૃતિના પરિવર્તનની ઓળખ મેળવવા દરેક સમયખંડને અપાયેલું નામ એ ઋતુ છે. અંગ્રેજી કેલેન્ડરમાં ચાર ઋતુ (સમર, વિન્ટર, રેઇન, ઑટમન) છે. દેશી ત્રણ (શિયાળો-ઉનાળો-ચોમાસું), અને હિન્દુ પંચાંગ શરદ, હેમંત, શિશિર, ગ્રીખ, વસંત અને વર્ષો એમ છ ઋતુ ગણાવે છે. ઋતુસંખ્યા ભલે વત્તીઓછી હોય, બહુધા મુખ્ય ઋતુઓ અને તેની સાર્વત્રિક અસરો સર્વસામાન્ય હોય છે. વર્ષભરની બધી ઋતુઓમાં સૌથી વધુ ઉત્તમ, સુખકર અને સર્વપ્રિય ઋતુ વસંત હોવાથી એને ઋતુઓનો રાજા ગણવામાં આવે છે. પાનખર પૂરી થતાં પોષના અંતે અથવા જાન્યુઆરીના આરંભમાં વસંત જામવા માંડે છે. ઊતરતી ઠંડી અને મોહક ગરમીને લીધે વસંતમાં વાતાવરણ સમશીતોષ્ણ રહેતું હોય છે. પરિણામે આ ઋતુમાં બાળકો, યુવાનો અને વૃદ્ધ સર્વના જીવનમાં જાણે એક નવા ચેતનનો અનુભવ થતો જણાય છે.

વસંતનું આગમન પ્રકૃતિમાં નવચેતનાનો સંચાર કરે છે. શિશિરમાં છીનવાયેલી વનરાજીનો વૈભવ નવલાં રૂપ, રંગ, અને પરાગ લઈને વનઉપવનમાં પાછો દષ્ટિગોચર થાય છે. ધરતીની વનશ્રી સોહામણો શૃંગાર ધારણ કરે છે. વસુંધરા અંગડાઈ લઈ બેઠી થાય છે. એના અણુઅણુમાં ચેતના અને પ્રસન્નતા પ્રગટે છે. અંગેઅંગ જાણે નૃત્ય કરતું હોય એમ લાગે છે. વસંતના આવા તાજગીભર્યા આગમન સાથે પ્રકૃતિમાં જાણે આનંદની લહેર ફેલાઈ જાય છે. સૃષ્ટિનું સૌંદર્ય સોળે કળાએ ખીલી ઊઠે છે. વસંતની પધરામણીને આમ્રકુંજમાં બેઠેલી કોયલ મધુર ટહુકારથી વધારે છે. લાલઘૂમ કેસૂડો જાણે કુમકુમથી વસંતને સત્કારે છે. જૂઈ, મધુમાલતી અને મોગરા જેવાં વિવિધ પુષ્પોથી વાતાવરણ પ્રફુલ્લિત બને છે. આ ફૂલોની સૌરભ સાથે વહેતી વાયુ માદક હોય છે. પ્રેમીઓને માટે તે માહક બની રહે છે.

પાનખરમાં પ્રકૃતિ જીર્ણ વસ્ત્રો ત્યાગે છે, તો વસંતમાં નવાં ધારણ કરે છે. ઉજ્જડ વૃક્ષો પર નવી કુંપળો ફૂટે છે, જેથી આ તરુવર વધુ સુશોભિત બને છે. આંબા ઉપર મંજરીઓ મહોરી ઊઠે છે. છોડ પર રંગબેરંગી પુષ્પોની બિછાત પ્રસરતી દેખાય છે. કદરૂપા જણાતા ખાખરા કેસૂડાથી ઝૂમી ઊઠે છે. સર્વત્ર ફેલાયેલી લીલોતરી વસંતનો પૂરો પ્રભાવ પ્રસરાવી દે છે. આ નવી ત્રઋતુનું આગમન ચારે બાજુ ચેતનાનો સંચાર કરે છે. આથી વસંતને નવસૃજનની ઋતુ ગણવામાં આવે છે. પ્રકૃતિ પોતાનું સમગ્ર સૌંદર્ય, સૌરભ અને ચેતન મનભરીને ઠાલવી દે છે. વસુંધરાનું આવું અનુપમ સૌંદર્ય વર્ષની અન્ય કોઈ ઋતુમાં પ્રગટતું ન હોવાથી શ્રેષ્ઠ એવી વસંતને કવિઓ “ઋતુરાજ' કહે તેમાં અતિશયોક્તિ નથી.

સામાન્ય પ્રજા વસંત પ્રત્યે બેધ્યાન હોય છે. ત્યારે કવિઓ અને યુવાનપ્રજા વસંત પ્રત્યે ખૂબ સભાન હોય છે. વસંત તો કવિઓની પ્રિય ઋતુ છે. વસંતનું આગમન કવિચિત્તને આંદોલિત કરીને નવા સર્જન પ્રત્યે પ્રેરે છે. આ ઋતુનો વૈભવ જોઈને મુગ્ધ થતા ચિત્રકારો પણ અવનવાં ચિત્રો દોરે છે. યુવાન નરનારીઓનાં હૈયાને હચમચાવતી ઋતુ વસંત છે. માત્ર પ્રકૃતિ કે પશુપક્ષી જ નહીં, માનવો ઉપર પણ વસંતનો અનેરો જાદુ પથરાય છે. વસંતનું માદક વાતાવરણ યુવાન હૈયાંઓને ઘેલાંઘેલાં કરી મૂકે છે. પ્રણયમુગ્ધ નરનારીઓ ઉલ્લાસભેર ફાગ ખેલે છે. ફાગણનો વાયુ વનમાં એમ પ્રજાજનમાં પણ પ્રસરી રહે છે. જનપદોમાં કે નગરોમાં સર્વત્ર જુદી જુદી રીતે વસંતોત્સવો યોજાય છે. પોતાની મનગમતી રીતે સૌ વસંતને વધાવે છે. “વસંતવિલાસ'નું આપણા એક અજ્ઞાત કવિનું ફાગુકાવ્ય યુવાનોના વસંતોત્રોવનો સુંદર પરિચય આપે છે. હોળી-ધુળેટી જેવા ઉત્સવ વસંતના ચેતન અને પ્રેરણાનું પરિણામ છે. અબીલગુલાલ અને વિવિધ રંગોમાં છાંટીઘૂંટાઈને નરનારીઓ તથા ભૂલકાંઓ પણ રંગાઈ જાય છે. અંતરના ઉમંગની આનંદદાયક અભિવ્યક્તિ આથી વધુ સુંદર બીજી કઈ હોઈ શકે !

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Navel Gazing

John dickerson’s notebooks: the meaning behind all this navel gazing.

The season finale of Navel Gazing explores John Dickerson’s search for meaning in a box of notebooks

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Episode Notes

In this week’s essay, John discusses instinct versus obligation, his daughter’s wit, how he has changed since episode one, and more.

Notebook Entries:

Notebook 58, page 10. September 16, 2021

“You don’t measure your life the way you measure your writing.” - Nan

Notebook 75, page 46-47. September 2021

When your dog dies and son goes to college and you are confronted with your life’s work it all boils down to one alarm: the clock is ticking. If a scream is better than a thesis, I was hearing some kind of scream, but what was the thesis?

References:

Everything Is Copy – HBODocs

 The Power of Regret – Daniel Pink

The Mezzanine – Nicholson Baker

“ The Creative Process ” – James Baldwin

Slouching Towards Bethlehem – Joan Didion

“ Three Paths Toward the Meaning of Life ” - Arthur Brooks for The Atlantic

Podcast production by Cheyna Roth.

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About the Show

Political Gabfest host John Dickerson has been a journalist for more than three decades, reporting about presidential campaigns, political scandals, and the evolving state of our democracy. Along the way, he’s also been recording his observations in notebooks he has carried in his back pocket. He has captured his thoughts about life, parenthood, death, friendship, writing, God, to-do lists, and more. On the Navel Gazing podcast, John Dickerson invites you to join him in figuring out what these 30 years of notebooks mean: sorting out what makes a life—or a day in a life—noteworthy.

John Dickerson is host of CBS News Prime Time With John Dickerson , co-host of the Slate Political Gabfest, host of the Whistlestop podcast, and author of The Hardest Job in the World .

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Trump called ‘Apprentice’ contestant a racist slur, former producer says

Bill Pruitt, who served as a producer on the reality show, said in an online essay that Trump used the slur when discussing who would win the show’s first season. “‘Yeah,’ he says to no one in particular, ‘but, I mean, would America buy a [n-word] winning?’” Pruitt wrote.

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Former president Donald Trump used a racist slur while discussing a contestant on “The Apprentice” during a recorded conversation two decades ago, a former producer for the show wrote in a new essay .

The producer, Bill Pruitt, said Trump made the comment while deciding between a Black finalist, Kwame Jackson, and a White finalist, Bill Rancic, in the finale of the show’s first season, which aired in 2004. As Trump adviser Carolyn Kepcher, who served as a judge on the show, began advocating for Jackson, Trump winced multiple times and questioned Jackson’s performance on the show, Pruitt wrote.

“I mean, would America buy a [n-word] winning?” Trump asked, according to Pruitt in his essay that Slate published Thursday.

Trump ultimately picked Rancic and awarded him a job at the Trump Organization. The reality competition series ran for 15 seasons, helping make Trump a household name before his first presidential campaign in 2016. Trump is the presumptive Republican nominee in 2024, again running against President Biden after losing to him in 2020.

Trump’s campaign said Pruitt’s account was a “completely fabricated … story that was already peddled in 2016.”

“Nobody took it seriously then, and they won’t now, because it’s fake news,” Trump campaign spokesman Steven Cheung said in a statement to The Post. “Now that Crooked Joe Biden and the Democrats are losing the election and Black voters are rejecting their policies, they are bringing up old fake stories from the past because they are desperate.”

Trump has a long history of espousing antagonistic views toward African Americans. He declined to apologize in 2019 for taking out ads in 1989 that targeted the Central Park Five, a group of Black and Latino men who were wrongly convicted of raping a jogger in New York City. And Trump gained political notoriety during Barack Obama’s presidency by embracing the false claim that Obama — the nation’s first Black president — was ineligible to be president because he was not a natural-born citizen.

During the first year of his presidency, Trump drew widespread condemnation when he said there were “ very fine people on both sides ” of a 2017 white nationalist and supremacist rally in Charlottesville that turned violent.

Despite his history, Trump has been making increasing appeals to Black voters in his race against Biden, including during a South Bronx rally last week .

Pruitt, one of four producers who worked on the show in its first two seasons, said he was bound by an “expansive nondisclosure agreement” that expired this year. He would have faced a $5 million fine or possibly jail time if he violated the agreement, he said.

Pruitt said the conversation was recorded as part of the show’s efforts to ensure such off-air deliberations did not run afoul of federal regulations for game shows.

Jackson, the contestant Pruitt says Trump described using the slur, said in a 2016 interview with Salon that at the time he was on the show, he did not think race played a role in his loss to Rancic. But Jackson said he later came to believe race factored into the outcome.

Jackson spoke out against Trump’s 2016 candidacy in the interview , saying he has “no interest in supporting someone who I think is, at his core, racist.”

The essay also described multiple instances in which Trump made sexist remarks about the appearance of women working on the show. Trump once told a female camera operator to get off an elevator because she was “too heavy,” Pruitt recalled. Trump also told other people on the set that another female camera operator was a “beautiful woman” who is “all I want to look at,” according to the former producer.

There has been intrigue for years surrounding possible unreleased tapes from “The Apprentice,” especially after the 2016 campaign. Weeks before that election, a recording surfaced from a 2005 hot-mic conversation with “Access Hollywood” co-anchor Billy Bush in which Trump boasted about kissing, groping and trying to have sex with women.

The creator of “The Apprentice,” celebrity producer Mark Burnett, said at the time that he “does not have the ability nor the right to release footage or other material from ‘The Apprentice.’ ”

Trump said in a 2018 social media post that Burnett told him there were “NO TAPES of the Apprentice” where he used the same racist slur that Pruitt attributed to him. Trump called it a “terrible and disgusting word.” At the time, Trump was responding to claims by former White House aide Omarosa Manigault-Newman — once a contestant on the show — that there was a tape of him using the slur during the show’s filming.

Efforts to reach Burnett for comment Thursday through multiple publicly listed points of contact were unsuccessful.

Pruitt’s account comes as Biden is working to shore up his support among Black voters against Trump in their November election rematch. Biden and Vice President Harris, who is Black, visited Philadelphia on Wednesday to launch an initiative called “Black Voters for Biden-Harris.”

Responding to Pruitt’s essay, Biden’s campaign said it was more proof that Trump is a “textbook racist who disrespects and attacks the Black community every chance he gets, and the most ignorant man to ever run for president.”

“No one is surprised that Donald Trump, who entered public life by falsely accusing Black men of murder and entered political life spreading lies about the first Black president, reportedly used the N-word to casually denigrate a successful Black man,” Biden campaign spokesperson Jasmine Harris said in a statement. “Anyone notice a pattern?”

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Presidential debates: Biden and Trump agreed to a June 27 debate on CNN and a Sept. 10 debate broadcast by ABC News.

Key dates and events: From January to June, voters in all states and U.S. territories will pick their party’s nominee for president ahead of the summer conventions. Here are key dates and events on the 2024 election calendar .

Abortion and the election: Voters in about a dozen states could decide the fate of abortion rights with constitutional amendments on the ballot in a pivotal election year. Biden supports legal access to abortion , and he has encouraged Congress to pass a law that would codify abortion rights nationwide. After months of mixed signals about his position, Trump said the issue should be left to states . Here’s how Biden’s and Trump’s abortion stances have shifted over the years.

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