One of the crucial step of 3 of them is first you get the realization, if you realized something really  well like an old geezer then your 90% of things towards on that obstacle or thing  will be done. but like most of the other people me get realize fast but forget fast enough because everything is running fast in outside of world. So whenever you realized something which feels like yeah if i do that i can achieve this or this or that then note down & get to the second step as soon as possible.

Step 1. Realization 

This step is is the next lvl, Action should take as much as possible in less amount of time to achieve your realized thing or you may loose it, it's  like some arcade game you don't focus realized & take action you'll be over soon & don't worry if you forget or miss to take the action it's not too late to start again because as like video game life gives us chances of realized action again but only for limited period of time. it's not once but it's not infinite. After you take the action it's time to take go for step 3.

Step 2. Action

There's only two way to understand this. 1. You can run & catch the train or 2. If you missed wait for another. If you successfully take the action of your realized thing properly you'll end up getting on of that two possibilities 1. You'll get that (chances are depending on from where you  take that train from, country side or from the busiest city both have their pros & cons) 2. You'll not get that (maybe because you wanna go you take the wrong train at wrong moment & that's the different part of realization).

Step 3. Sit & wait for your call

What to do if you fail :  you can learn from failure & step up again, listen there's always hacks & shortcut available but hidden from normal peoples eyes but flying around  everywhere you just have a perception to look & catch that thing thing flying thing or you success shortcut called Realization (it's fabricated in another layer but this is the key of you goals path or say anything you want from life & yeah it's the key of shortcut as well) so don't waste on me if you are reading this, & it's coming from me not any kind of books i've been reading.

Step 4. If you fail

Because I realize that this this might help others as well as it's going to help me. 

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<ol><li> Only city without citadel in entire IVC.</li><li> Chanhu-daro is an archaeological site of the great Indus Valley Civilization near the banks of the legendary river Sarasvati.</li><li>The settlement was established somewhere between 4000 BCE and 1700 BCE, and is considered to have been a Centre for assembling carnelian globules or bead-making manufacturing industry.</li><li>This site is a gathering of three low hills that were once a part of a solitary settlement, nearly 5 hectares in size.</li></ol>

Quick Facts About Chanhu- daro (1)

<ol><li>At "Chanhu-daro", baked bricks were widely used to construct houses. Several buildings have been classified as workshops or industrial areas, and some of Chanhu-daro’s structures may have served as warehouses.</li><li>Sesame (seed) which was indigenous to South Africa has been found in Chanhu-daro and other Harappan sites. It was likely grown for oil at these sites. Additionally, Chanhu-daro grows peas.</li></ol>

Quick Facts About Chanhu- daro (2)

"Chanhudaro" was first uncovered by N. G. Majumdar (Nani Gopal Majumdar)  in March 1931, and again during the winter field meeting of 1935-36 by the American School of Indic and Iranian Studies and the Museum of Fine Arts."About N.G. Majumdar: Nani Gopal Majumdar was an Indian archaeologist who is credited with having discovered 62 Indus Valley Civilization sites in Sindh including Chanhudaro".

1. Who discovered Chanhu-daro civilization?

Archaeologists assume regarding the Harappans’ potential usage of cinnabar after finding traces of the mercury ore in the IVC sites, which is also used to produce lipstick, sindoor, & other products & discovered something they believe to be lipsticks at Chanhu-daro."Additionally, figures from the Nausharo archaeological site in modern-day Pakistan that date from 2800 to 2600 BCE had red pigment traces in the section of their hair that resembles the sindoor worn by married women in India today".

2. Was Lipstick Found In Chanhu-daro?

<ol><li>Apart from Lipstick & sindoor other important findings & excavations were a comb made of Ivory, mirrors made up of copper and bronze, axes, vessels, spears, razors, tools, dishes, etc.</li><li>There were plates and bowls, terracotta wagon models, and a miniature terracotta bird that can whistle when blown.</li><li>Male spear thrower or dancer—a damaged figure of great significance (4.1cm) that was discovered at "Chanhudaro" & is currently on exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, USA.</li></ol>

3. Other Important Things Found at Chanhu-daro:

<ol><li>"Chanhudaro" produced metalwork, beads made of various materials, steatite seals, & shell bangles.</li><li>Chanhudaro, Harappa, & Rakhigarhi all include evidence of cotton textile remnants that have been preserved on silver or copper artifacts.</li><li>The discovery of iron objects in Chanhudaro, Ahar, Rajasthan (India), & Mundigak is significant because it supports the theory that South Asia manufactured iron throughout the third millennium.</li></ol>

4. Other Important Things Found at Chanhu-daro (2)

"Chanhudaro" known as the Lancashire of India because Lancashire literally means a mild white cheese with a crumbly texture. Mumbai is called the 'Lancashire of India'.

5. Why is Chanhu-daro called Lancashire of India?

The "Chanhu-daro" site is located in Sindh, Pakistan, south of Mohenjo-daro. Between 4000 and 1700 BCE, the settlement was occupied. The city of Chanhu-daro is the only Harappan city without a defensive castle

6. Is Chanhu-daro a Harappan site?

"Chanhu-daro" is a Harappan site. It is a tiny settlement (less than 7 hectares) as compared to other Harappan sites such as Mohenjodaro (125 hectares). The site is almost exclusively devoted to craft production, including bead-making, shell-cutting, metal-working, seal-making and weight-making

7. Why is Chanhudaro famous?

Chanhu-daro was exclusively devoted to craft production, including bead-making, shell-cutting, metal-working, seal-making, and weight-making

8. What crafts did Chanhu-daro produce?

At "Chanhu-daro", evidence of shell craftsmanship was discovered, and bangles and ladles were created. Harappan seals were typically created in larger towns such as Harappa, Mohenjo Daro, & Chanhudaro, which were part of the administrative network.

9. What is found in Chanhu-daro

"Chanhu-daro" (Sindh, Pakistan) was a city without a citadel in the Indus Valley Civilization.

10. Does Chanhu-daro have citadel?

"Lancashire" in Britain was the first place where spinning and weaving of cotton into fabric began and it was the hub of cotton and textile mills . This place was responsible for half of the world's cotton production

11. Why Lancashire is famous

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Hard times create strong people, Strong people create easy time,Easy time create weak people, Weak people create hard times.

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Every great person and their mindset about god we follow or worship have similarities in some fundamentals. Like rules they make or follow is the key we should focus, not in what type of religion that is, these people who found god in themselves or somewhere out, those live on their own terms and rules and live happily. And in my experience the best part is lots of things seem to appear common but harder to follow.We think it's (rules and wisdom) just like a red or blue pil to swallow and gain some good to ourselves.

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