Vande Matram kya Desh bhakti गीत he
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Vande mataram is the National song of India
Explanation:
'"Vande Mataram" (IAST: Vande Mātaram) (transl. Mother, I bow to thee) is a heavily Sanskrit language - Bengali poem written by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee in 1870s, which he included in his 1882 Bengali novel Anandamath. The poem has been written partly in Sanskrit , partly in Bengali . The poem was first sung by Rabindranath Tagore in 1896. The first two verses of the song were adopted as the National Song of India in October 1937 by the Congress Working Committee prior to the end of colonial rule in August 1947
Lyrics:(Latin Transliteration)
Bande[c] Mātaram.
Sujalāṃ suphalām
Malayajaśītalām
Śasyaśyāmalām
Mātaram.
Śubhra-jyotsnā-pulakita-yāminīm
Phulla Kusumita-drumadalaśobhinīm,
Suhāsinīṃ sumadhurabhāṣinīm
Sukhadāṃ baradāṃ[d] Mātaram.
Saptakoṭīkanṭha-kala-kala-ninādakarāle
Dbisaptakoṭībhujaidhṛtakharakarabāle,[e]
Abalā[f] kena mā eta bale[g]!
Bahubaladhārinīṃ[h]
Namāmi tarinīṃ
Ripudalabārinīṃ[i]
Mātaram.
Tumi bidyā[j] tumi dharma
Tumi hrṛdi tumi marma
Tbaṃ[k] hi prānāḥ śarīre.
Bāhute[l] tumi mā śakti,
Hṛdaye tumi mā bhakti,
Tomārai pratimā gaṛi mandire mandire.
Tbaṃ[m] hi Durgā daśapraharanadhārinī
Kamalā kamala-dalabihārinī
Bānī[n] bidyādāyinī[o]
Namāmi tbaṃ[p]
Namāmi kamalām
Amalāṃ atulām,
Sujalāṃ suphalām
Mātaram
Bande[q] Mātaram
Śyāmalām saralām
Susmitām bhūṣitām
Dharanīṃ bharanīṃ
Mātaram.