'The goal of the Palestinian people is the realisation of their inalienable national rights in their independent State of Palestine', said Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas at the UN General Assembly yesterday, Friday 23rd, where he also announced the formal submission of Palestine's bid for statehood.
It seems, however, that despite the clear parallels drawn in Abbas' speech with the "inalienable rights" of self-determination of the US Declaration of Independence, his words will not overturn US government positions.
These positions seem to be neglecting a most salient and interesting fact – Palestine's bid does resonate with the majority of Americans (45% for; 36% against), according to a BBC's 19-country survey released on 19 September.
Anxiety gradually reaches its climax in the Big Apple in the expectation of further developments on Monday, when Palestine's bid will be discussed by members of the Security Council.
In the interim, much of the world is left to savour not only a most definitive US veto, but also the idea put forth in the last couple of weeks by US and Israeli representatives, that is – that the path towards peace between both countries lies not in a diplomatic approach trough the UN.
This position was reiterated by US President Barack Obama during his speech at the UN General Assembly on Wednesday, according to which 'there is no shortcut to the end of a conflict that has endured for decades.' He went on to firmly reinstate US friendship towards Israel and to talk about the plight of the Jewish people, their suffering and the holocaust.
Incidentally, there was a rather effective 'shortcut' taken by the US to end the bloody conflict of the Vietnam War – or US occupation – that endured for almost two decades… immediate and total withdrawal from Vietnamese territory. One is thus left to wonder if this would not prove a valid solution to the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories.
In short, for the US and Israel, this is a "bad peace", if there ever was such a thing. On such basis, we are told, the US will, if necessary, veto Palestine's proposal.
It is perhaps ironic that Washington should be (admittedly after the fact) at the forefront of the loud cheers for 'shortcut' regime-changes (took only 18 days in Egypt, after 30 years of Hosni Mubarak) and immediate self-determination in other parts of the Middle East – such as in Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria – while standing on the other side of the fence on this particular matter, leaving Israel and Palestine to resolve their differences at a highly tilted bargaining table.
Firstly, why is it a "bad peace"?
'Because the United Nations cannot create an independent state of Palestine', US ambassador to the UN Susan Rice told Al Jazeera in February in the midst of a UN Security Council Resolution that called for an immediate halt to what it called the "illegal" building of Israeli settlements into Palestinian territory. Obama vetoed it unilaterally.
But was not the creation of an independent state of Israel ushered by the League of Nations' 1922 Mandate for Palestine, and later eased by its successor, the UN, with its 1947 Partition Plan? If so, then surely the UN is – as it was for Israel – the best organ to reach the goal of an independent Palestinian state.
Secondly, does this so-called "bad peace" reflect the overall sentiments of the Palestinian community in Ramallah? Does it vouch for their interests?
But what is this interest? What would this bid accomplish?
It would certainly bring about positive changes for Palestinians. Having a permanent seat – and a permanent voice – at an international table will permit them not only to check Israel's actions and illegal expansion of settlements further into Palestinian territory but to bring pressing issues more frequently to the world's attention.
But let us entertain, for a moment, the notion that this indeed constitutes a "bad peace".
'The truth is that Israel wants peace. The truth is that I want peace,' Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said in his address to the General Assembly. Since Israel opposes Palestine's bid, it presumably has a 'better' peace in mind.
What, then, would this 'good peace' really entail for the US and Israel? What does it mean to leave Israel and Palestine to work things out by themselves?
Here, appearances are not at all deceiving. As Groucho Marx said, "he may look like an idiot and talk like an idiot but don't let that fool you, he really is an idiot".
What happens when a weak state – which relies substantially on foreign aid and has 70% of its population living below the poverty line, and 40% unemployed (CIA World Factbook, 2009 and 2010 est., respectively) – is forced to deal with a much stronger state (with remarkable military potential, nuclear arsenal, and the backing of the biggest military power in the history of the world) with no outside interference? The stronger state will have the upper hand and demand nothing short of full submission to its own terms.
This is the 'lasting' and 'good peace' the 'honest broker' US and its ally Israel envision, and it had been serving Palestine's interests greatly until the Palestinian Authority (PA) decided to spoil it with their bad and 'shortcut' peace.
Indeed, since the release of the Palestine Papers in late January, we have seen, as whistleblower Ziyad Clot described, how "the peace process [through Arab-Israeli negotiations]is a spectacle, a farce, played to the detriment of Palestinian reconciliation, at the cost of the bloodshed in Gaza" (CLOT, Il n'y aura pas d'Etat palestinien).
And we have become all too familiar with the remarkable achievements of this 'good peace' or 'peace process' as prescribed by the US and Israel. It is the 'good peace' of stalemating and conquering. It is the 'good peace' of either maintaining Palestinians in a state of constant imprisonment in Gaza and in the West Bank or displacing 700,000 of them, as happened through al-Nabka (1948), thus condemning an ever increasing number of them to a life in refugee camps and in exile.
It is the 'good peace' of "pacifying" 1,400 Palestinians during the 22-day Israeli offensive in Gaza which began on 27 December 2008. It is the 'good peace' of the Separation Wall, the continuous annexation of Palestinian territory and expansion of Israeli settlements. It is the 'good peace' of growing Israeli control over currently 80% of Palestinian water supplies. It is the 'good peace' of some 1,5m Arab Israelis (approximately 20% of Israeli population), many of whom live not as 2nd, but as 3rd, 4th or 5th class citizens of the "apartheid" (UN Resolution 3379, 1975) state of Israel.
In short, it is the good "old" peace which has worked to its Israel's advantage for the past 63 years, as opposed to Palestine's "bad peace", which, although symbolically benefiting Palestine, does not prevent the safe existence and governance of a sovereign Israeli state.
However tragic this description may appear, certainly it does not follow from it that Palestine is waging its struggle against the world, or against the UN Charter's so-called "we the peoples." In fact, "we the peoples" support Palestine's bid for statehood (49% for, 21% against according to the same 19-country BBC poll).
The same applies to the majority of the world's governments, which have assured their support through more than 120 countries out of the 193 of the UN General Assembly.
Clearly, Palestine's UN statehood bid cannot even be called "The Palestine Debate", as Al Jazeera put in a headline on its website, but rather, as Noam Chomsky described it, the 'overwhelming international consensus' towards the country.
Despite US pressure over three members of the Security Council – Bosnia, Nigeria and Gabon – this international consensual trend may follow suit at the 15-ranked UN Security Council, and thus lead to the more than likely outcome of a unilateral US veto.
Clearly this is not – nor has it been for some time – Palestine vs the world, but rather the World vs US. For a country that sees itself as a specialist in bringing countries together under a common banner, it has failed demonstrably in bringing itself together not only with the international community, but – as we have seen – with its own population under a common banner of Palestinian self-determination.
What happens when an unstoppable force (the greater part of the world, including US citizens) meets an immovable object (US government)? For the latter (as for all countries with veto-power) there has never been any paradox here – the immovable object will prevail, as it did prevail for 32 times in favour of Israel in the 69 vetoes the US exercised during the 20th century (1970-1997).
Next week the world will most likely witness another bureaucratic victory for the US and Israel, but a no less victorious moral win for Palestine which will isolate the two countries even further from the rest of the world and from their own populations.
I think your final point is the crucial one: the statehood bid will be defeated, but it will increase Israel's isolation, making real concessions more likely in the future. A Palestinian state created under current conditions would be something of a disaster, betraying millions of Palestinian refugees and not solving the issue of settlements cutting the West Bank into ribbons; but an Israel weakened at an international level will make a more satisfying solution much more likely. In truth, only the one-state solution can now bring peace without ethnic cleansing.
You're making an important point there, Malte. However, will Israel will ever concede or subscribe to a one-state solution? I think this is more unlikely than a two-state solution. Even the solution of a bi-national state (possibly the best option) must go through the theoretical basis of a two-state settlement.


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Q: Getting parse error while retrieving details from database and also when using heredoc syntax I have been working on a PHP project, and i am getting an error in one file i.e

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '' (T_ENCAPSED_AND_WHITESPACE), expecting identifier (T_STRING) or variable (T_VARIABLE) or number
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Here i am retrieving the source of image from MySql Database..
I had also tried to overcome this problem by using heredoc syntax..
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But the error is same as the above..
Kindly help me in resolving this issue
I am using this while loop to display my user's details including photograph in my website, is there any loop same as while to do my work.
Thanks in Advance...

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An (code) edit was done by removing the spaces before abc; that should not have been approved.
A rollback was done, since this could have been a possible contributing error.

The (parse) error is caused by the single quotes inside $f['name'] and all others using the $f variables fetching the rows from DB, remove the quotes $f[name] and do the same for the others.
Plus, this abc; before your
";
There should not be anything before and/or after that. It looks as if you have 4 spaces before it.

";
    abc;
^^^^

Remove all the spaces before it, if there is indeed 4 spaces before abc; in your code.
Heredoc says:
http://php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php#language.types.string.syntax.heredoc

Warning
  It is very important to note that the line with the closing identifier must contain no other characters, except a semicolon (;). That means especially that the identifier may not be indented, and there may not be any spaces or tabs before or after the semicolon. It's also important to realize that the first character before the closing identifier must be a newline as defined by the local operating system. This is \n on UNIX systems, including Mac OS X. The closing delimiter must also be followed by a newline.

If this rule is broken and the closing identifier is not "clean", it will not be considered a closing identifier, and PHP will continue looking for one. If a proper closing identifier is not found before the end of the current file, a parse error will result at the last line.
Heredocs can not be used for initializing class properties. Since PHP 5.3, this limitation is valid only for heredocs containing variables.

Plus, there doesn't seem to contain any spaces following echo <<<abc however, keep in mind that there should not be anything following the identifier; this being and following abc in your case.
In doing so, will produce the following error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '<<' (T_SL) in...(path to file on line x)

A: try to use like this.
$s = mysql_query("select * from user_reg where mid='".trim($mid)."'");

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FPIN's Help Desk Answers
NSAIDs for Postpartum Perineal Pain
MARK ROSEKELLY, DO, and VERNON WHEELER, MD, Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center Family Medicine Residency Program, Fort Hood, Texas
Am Fam Physician. 2018 Jun 1;97(11):online.
Clinical Question
Are nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) effective in the treatment of postpartum perineal pain?
Evidence-Based Answer
Women with third- or fourth-degree perineal lacerations or who received an episiotomy can be given oral NSAIDs to reduce perineal pain in the first six hours postpartum. (Strength of Recommendation [SOR]: B, based on a meta-analysis of low-quality randomized controlled trials [RCTs].) Women who received an episiotomy may have a reduction in postpartum pain scores after receiving NSAID rectal suppositories and are less likely to request more analgesia. (SOR: B, based on a meta-analysis of heterogeneous RCTs and a small international RCT.)
Evidence Summary
A 2016 systematic review and meta-analysis (28 RCTs; N = 4,181) of nonbreastfeeding women with third- or fourth-degree perineal lacerations or episiotomy during vaginal delivery compared single-dose oral NSAIDs with placebo for the treatment of perineal pain.1 Fourteen different NSAIDs were evaluated; aspirin (500 to 650 mg), ibuprofen (300 to 800 mg), and meclofenamate (100 to 200 mg) were the most commonly used. Pain was assessed by patient report at four and six hours postpartum using various nonstandardized methods. Women receiving an NSAID were more likely to achieve at least a 50% reduction of pain at four hours after delivery (10 studies; N = 1,573; relative risk [RR] = 1.9; 95% confidence interval [CI], 1.6 to 2.2) and at six hours (17 studies; N = 2,079; RR = 1.9; 95% CI, 1.7 to 2.2) than women receiving placebo. Women who received an NSAID were also less likely to need additional analgesia at four hours after initial administration (four studies; N = 486; RR = 0.39; 95% CI, 0.26 to 0.58) and at six hours (10 studies; N = 1,012; RR = 0.32; 95% CI, 0.26 to 0.40). There were no statistical differences between NSAID type or dosage. At six hours, there was no difference in overall maternal adverse effects (13 studies; N = 1,388; RR = 1.4; 95% CI, 0.71 to 2.7). None of the studies assessed neonatal adverse effects. The individual studies were of low or very low quality because of lack of standardization, and they generally took place in the 1980s, when episiotomy was more common.
A 2003 systematic review (two RCTs; N = 150) compared NSAID rectal suppositories (indomethacin, diclofenac, and naproxen) with placebo for relief of perineal pain after episiotomy.2 One of the RCTs also included women with second-degree perineal lacerations. Both trials reported perineal pain at 24 hours after delivery. There was significant heterogeneity between the studies. Women receiving NSAID suppositories were less likely to need additional analgesia at 24 hours postpartum (one study; n = 89; RR = 0.31; 95% CI, 0.17 to 0.54) and at 48 hours (one study; n = 89; RR = 0.63; 95% CI, 0.45 to 0.89). Adverse effects were not reported.
A 2008 double-blind RCT of 142 patients in Thailand evaluated naproxen rectal suppositories vs. placebo for reducing perineal pain after vaginal delivery with mediolateral episiotomy.3 Patients received an initial 275-mg naproxen suppository or placebo immediately after completion of perineal suturing, then a second dose was given six hours later. Pain was evaluated using the validated Thai short-form McGill Pain Questionnaire (total score of 0 to 45 points, with higher numbers signifying more pain). Women receiving naproxen suppositories reported less perineal pain at six hours postpartum compared with those in the placebo group (6.4 vs. 18 points; P < .001) and at 24 hours (2.3 vs. 5.5 points; P < .001). No adverse effects were noted.
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1. Wuytack F, Smith V, Cleary BJ. Oral non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (single dose) for perineal pain in the early postpartum period. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2016;(7):CD011352.
2. Hedayati H, Parsons J, Crowther CA. Rectal analgesia for pain from perineal trauma following childbirth. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2003;(3):CD003931.
3. Wilasrusmee S, Chittacheron A, Jirasirtum S, Srisangchai P. Naproxen suppository for perineal pain after vaginal delivery. Int J Gynaecol Obstet. 2008;102(1):19–22.
Help Desk Answers provides answers to questions submitted by practicing family physicians to the Family Physicians Inquiries Network (FPIN). Members of the network select questions based on their relevance to family medicine. Answers are drawn from an approved set of evidence-based resources and undergo peer review. The strength of recommendations and the level of evidence for individual studies are rated using criteria developed by the Evidence-Based Medicine Working Group (http://www.cebm.net).
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"Do A Doodle And Get A Free Organic Fruit Or Vegetable" is the banner on Professor Paul Rutkovsky's Doodle Cart that is filled with watercolor pens, colored pencils and doodle paper. All are invited to draw a doodle and, in exchange, receive a free organic fruit or vegetable.
The tour has made stops throughout Tennessee and Kentucky this summer visiting college campuses, food co-ops and community events. Much of the schedule has been determined on the spur of the moment, and it "just keeps going on," he said. His tour will continue in the fall with stops at the University of West Georgia in Carrollton, Ga., and Young Harris College in Young Harris, Ga.
Rutkovsky, an associate professor of studio art at Florida State, insists that he isn't the art police; participants can draw whatever they wish.
Pesticide and GMO free, the organic produce is Rutkovsky's gift of appreciation to the doodlers and an effort to get everyone to establish healthier eating habits. The produce is donated by local food co-ops or personally purchased by the professor.
Rutkovsky has plans to broaden the cart to eventually include exercise and cooperation. He wants to incorporate a bicycle that when pedaled, powers a blender. That way, the doodlers can make smoothies and burn a few calories in the process.
From community gardens to festivals, Rutkovsky has been accompanying the cart to numerous Tallahassee events over the last three years. He's collaborated with much of the local community including The Sharing Tree, a reusable resource center, and iGrow, a youth empowerment and urban agriculture group based in Frenchtown.
Almost all of the doodlers donate their creations to Rutkovsky's future project, an exhibition of more than 1,000 doodles that he's collected over the years. Doodlers can also show off their masterpieces on the Doodle Cart's Facebook page.
To Rutkovsky, a doodle represents an educational opportunity and much more.


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Separatist suggests suicide attacks
Cewang Rigzin, president of the separatist Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC), has encouraged suicide attacks in the pursuit of Tibet independence.
"Maybe it is time now for the Tibetan People's Uprising Movement to use the means of suicide attacks to carry on the struggle," Cewang Rigzin said in a recent interview with Italy's Corriere della Sera newspaper.
It was time to change the "tactics of struggle" as "there are opportunities for the Chinese to take advantage of the line of non-violence," the TYC head said in an interview in Dharamsala, India.
The TYC would seek to achieve "Tibet independence" as soon as possible at any cost, and the means of suicide attacks could be used, he said.
He also clamored for a worldwide boycott of the Beijing Olympic Games.
The remarks of the TYC head have drawn strong criticism from many Italians and overseas Chinese in Italy.
The remarks of Cewang Rigzin revealed the "vicious intention" of the Dalai Lama and his followers to split China by carrying out violent attacks "under the cover of non-violence," said Liao Zonglin, chairman of the Federation of Overseas Chinese Associations in Rome.
Vittorio Mancini, chairman of the Italy-China Friendship Association described the use of violence as an "extremely horrible" act of terrorism that was bound to be condemned by peace-loving people.
It's a mistake to politicize the Olympic Games, he added.
The TYC, a hardline organization affiliated with Dalai Lama supporters, was established in 1970 in India, upon the order of the Dalai Lama.
Shortly after its establishment, some TYC members declared that they would "use violence forever" to seek "Tibet independence".
(Xinhua News Agency April 21, 2008)
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- Why Washington plays 'Tibet Roulette' with China
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The internet has fully embraced the GIF - a form of visual communication so ubiquitous it's second only to the omnipresent emoji.
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Carbino speculates that the moving images are a good way to break the ice, "People are very attracted to art and things that are visual," she told Engadget. GIFs are also "a good way to assess compatibility and sense of humor." Which means the right GIF requires a bit of thought. Don't go for the first thing that comes up when you type "Hi" into the search bar unless you're trying to put your match to sleep.
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WENDY S. BORNSTEIN is a partner with Pezzano Mickey Bornstein, LLP. Ms. Bornstein practices plaintiff's personal injury and is certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a civil trial attorney. Before starting her own law practice Ms. Bornstein spent several years representing nearly every insurance carrier in the state of New Jersey defending personal injury claims. That experience has given her the unique ability to know how insurance adjusters think and what they require in order to settle a claim. Ms. Bornstein is a frequent lecturer and also a private arbitrator. She earned her B.S. degree from Fairleigh Dickinson University and her J.D. degree from Seton Hall University.
SCOTT M. GOLDBERG is an attorney at Petrillo & Goldberg, P.C. Mr. Goldberg is certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a civil trial attorney. He is licensed to practice in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, as well as before the U.S. Supreme Court, the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals, and the U.S. District Court in New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania. Mr. Goldberg serves as an arbitrator in the Superior Court in Camden, Burlington and Gloucester counties. He has served as a Blue Ribbon panelist for civil actions as well. Mr. Goldberg also serves as a plaintiffs' arbitrator for numerous area law firms for uninsured and underinsured motorist arbitrations. He is a member of the Camden County Bar Association. Mr. Goldberg has lectured on various litigation topics before medical organizations, the American Trial Lawyers Association - New Jersey, Camden County Bar Association, New Jersey Association for Justice and National Business Institute. He earned his B.A. degree, cum laude, from Dickinson College and his J.D. degree from Rutgers University in Camden.
BRIAN KIERNAN has been a partner with Kiernan & Strenk, in Morristown, New Jersey, for over 30 years. His practice is concentrated in civil litigation and focuses on construction, employment, corporate and commercial disputes, as well as truck, premises and personal liability. He practices in state and federal court, as well as in multiple arbitration venues. Since 1990, Mr. Kiernan has been continuously certified by the New Jersey Supreme Court as a certified civil trial attorney. He frequently serves as a court appointed civil arbitrator in Morris County. He is admitted to practice in New Jersey and New York, the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals and the U.S. Supreme Court. Mr. Kiernan received his B.A. degree, with distinction, from Rutgers University and his J.D. degree from Seton Hall University Law School where he was the editor-in-chief of the Law Review. He has been a frequent lecturer for National Business Institute and NJ ICLE.
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The Ugly American: Why We Should Still Travel to Paris
By Hollis Gillespie | November 18, 2015 | 1:00pm
Photo: Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Travel Features
First—and this is not to be discounted—travel is cheap as crap right now. Don't let the recent bunch of suicidal maniacs let loose in the streets of Paris scare you. Or better, be scared and do it anyway. Go see all the beauty, culture and civilized loveliness that these murdering assbags are so desperate to keep you from experiencing.
Second, you might even get an upgrade to first class, because that's where the doors on the plane are, so that's where most of the jump seats are located for the flight attendants, who will probably be so scared they'll want company close by no matter who it is, even if it's you, a lowly passenger.
Third, if you don't want to travel across the globe—try time traveling. It's very popular these days. Every GOP politician on the docket is ruminating about traveling back in time to kill baby Hitler.
Jeb Bush in particular seemed a little eager—to kill a baby. Not sure you really want that in a world leader. Didn't Hitler himself like killing babies? And isn't it a politician's job to figure out how to fix a social problem before it gets to the point where you have to kill babies? Since when did killing babies become a good political move with the GOP? With all this time-traveling hindsight, why not avoid murdering babies and just go a little further back in time to keep Hitler's parents from meeting so he never gets born in the first place?
Because the only thing a violent worldwide history of killing people has accomplished, in my opinion, is the consensus that murdered babies and innocent people is an unfortunate but necessary side effect to The Important Agenda, whatever that is. Babies are bombed, people are machine-gunned on their way to seek refuge. It's a confusing way to treat the things we love most.
Or is it really. In order to effectively control a person, you have to threaten them with the removal of something they value. Just look at how parents behave in a custody battle. The threat of losing their children turns them into monsters who ultimately do irreparable damage to themselves as well as the babies they thought they were protecting. Often, the parents who lose the battle are so demoralized, the only way they can cope is to devalue the very thing that meant most to them. It's either that or live with the pain of what they did or did not do to bring this about. They sit around wishing they could travel back in time when the people they hate were helpless and easier to kill. They imagine wiping some kind of slate clean by wiping someone else out. As if there were no alternatives.
But you can't clean up shit with a piece of shit. You can't go forward by traveling backwards. So go forward. Go to Paris. And fuck the morons who try to keep you away.
Hollis Gillespie is Paste Travel's The Ugly American columnist. She is a writing instructor, travel expert and author of We Will be Crashing Shortly, which is on bookstore shelves now. Follow her on Twitter.
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Remembering Anand Bakshi Sahab on his birth 87th anniversary.
Anand Bakshi (Bakhshi Anand Prakash Vaid) was born in Rawalpindi, now in Pakistan, on 21 July 1930. His ancestors were Mohyal Brahmins from Kurree, near Rawalpindi, and had their origins in Kashmir. His mother, Sumitra, died when he was five years old. Bakshi's family migrated to India (Delhi) on 2 October 1947, in the aftermath of the partition, when he was 17 years old. The family arrived in Delhi, via a Dakota aircraft, and then migrated to Pune, then Meerut and settled in Delhi finally.
Bakshi was fond of writing poetry since his youth,but he did this mostly as a private hobby. In a 1983 interview with Doordarshan, Bakshi recounted that after his initial studies, he joined the Indian Army, where due to a paucity of time, he could only write occasionally. He continued to write poetry whenever time permitted, and used his songs and lyrics in local programmes related to his troop. He worked in the Army for many years and simultaneously tried to market his songs in the Mumbai film world.
Anand Bakshi came to Hindi films to make a name for himself in writing and singing but ended up becoming more successful in writing lyrics. He got his break writing songs in a Brij Mohan's film titled, "Bhalaa Aadmi", 1958, acted by Bhagwan Dada. He wrote 4 songs in this film. His first song in this film was "Dharti Ke Laal Na Kar Itna Malaal" which was recorded on 9 Nov 1956. In his own voice on All India Radio interview
After writing for few movies from 1956 onwards, he first found success in 1962, with Mehendi Lagi Mere Haath, which was produced by (LimeLight), Music Kalyanji & Anandji, Music Pub-HMV/Saregama. Bakshi later made another mark for himself writing a quawalli for the 1962 film Kala Samundar, the song was "Meri Tasveer Lekar Kya Karoge Tm". He got his real big breakthroughs in 1965 with Himalaya Ki God Mein, and a huge breakthrough again in 1965 with the super hit film Jab Jab Phool Khile, starring Shashi Kapoor; and yet again in 1967 with the super hit movie Milan (starring Sunil Dutt). These six hit films within a decade of his entry into films cemented his status as a lyrics writer of immense caliber. He went on to work as a lyricist of over 3500 songs and 638 films in his career.
He got his first break as singer in a film directed by Mohan Kumar's Mom Ki Gudiya(1972). The first song he sang was a duet "Baaghon mein bahaar aayi hothon pe pukaar aayi", along with Lata Mangeshkar for music composed by Laxmikant Pyarelal. He also sang the solo " Main dhoondh raha tha sapnon mein" from the same film. He also sang songs in 4 other films: Sholay (1975) where he sang the quawwali "Chand Sa Koi Chehera" along with Manna Dey, Kishore Kumar, Bhupinder, the song was released only on the vinyl but not in the feature film; Maha Chor (1976); Charas (1976); and, Balika Badhu (1976).
Anand Bakshi's was widely associated with music Composers such as Laxmikant Pyarelal, R D Burman, Kalyanji Anandji, SD Burman, Anu Malik, Rajesh Roshan and Anand-Milind and his songs have been sung by all the top singers as also other singers like Shamshad Begum, Ila Arun, Khursheed Bawra, Amirbai Karnataki, Sudha Malhotra and more. He is known to have worked with more than one generation of music composers.
He wrote the first recorded songs of many first time male and female leads who went on to become stars, and also of singers like Shailendra Singh, Kumar Sanu, Kavita Krishnamurthy, etc., and he established himself as a versatile lyricist with the song "Dum Maro Dum" in the movie Hare Rama Hare Krishna (1972).
After this, he wrote memorable lyrics in many movies including Bobby and Amar Prem (1971), Aradhana 1970, Jeene Ki Raah, Mera Gaon Mera Desh, Aaye Din Bahar Ke, Aya Sawan Jhoom Ke, Seeta Aur Geeta, Sholay (1975), Dharam Veer, Nagina, Hum (1991), Mohra (1994), Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (1995), "Pardes" (1997), Heer Raanjha, Dushman (1998), Taal (1998), Mohabbatein (2000), Gadar: Ek Prem Katha (2001) and Yaadein. Mehendi Lagi Mere Haath, Devar, Jab Jab Phool Khile, Milan, Do Raaste, Aradhana, Amar Prem, Main Tulsi Tere Angaan Ki, Hare Rama Hare Krishna, Aasra, Himalaya Ki Godh Mein, Chotta Bhai, Sohni Mahiwal Seeta aur geeta, Mera gaon mera desh, Roti, Anokhi Ada, Jeene Ki Raha, Aan Milo Sajna, Sharafat, Khilona, Maryada, Kati Patang, Raja Aur Rankh, Aradhana, Farz, Do Raaste, Raja Rani, Raja Jaani, Loafer, Bairaag, Piya Ka Ghar, Apna Desh, Charas, Aap Ki Kasam, Bobby, Main Sundar Hoon, Amar Akbar Anthony, Dharam Veer, Shalimar, Satyam Shivam Sundaram, Julie, Jawani Diwani, Dostana, Hero, Main Sundar Hoon, Taqdeer, Raja Saab, Love Story, Betaab, Avtaar, Aasha, Apnapan, Suhag, Mr Natwarlal, Sargam, Karz, Ram Balram, Aas Paas, Krodhi, Fifty Fifty, Jaaneman, Judaai, Sharda, Namak Haram, Mukti, Khilona, Jeevan Mrityu, Naseeb, Desh Premee, Chupke Chupke, Ek Hi Bhool, Jeevan Dhara, Andha Kanoon, Farz, Shaan, Abdulla, Sholay, Rocky, Aamne Saamne, Shakti, Teri Kasam, Hum, Saudagar, Lamhe, Sahibaan, Khuda Gawah, Alag Alag, Sacha Jhoota, Dilwale Dhulania Le Jayenge.
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