This is a very long and confusing text that seems to be a transcript of a speech or a dialogue in a different language, possibly Hindi, that has been poorly translated into English. It is hard to make sense of the meaning or the context of the text, but it seems to involve some historical, political, religious and cultural references to India, such as Shivaji Raja, Raj Yoga, Ganesh Chaturthi, etc. It also mentions some names of people and places, such as Rajan, Rashi, Kolhapur, etc. The text is full of grammatical errors, spelling mistakes, punctuation issues and nonsensical sentences. It also contains some numbers, dates, music symbols and brackets that seem to have no relevance to the text. The text does not have a clear structure or a coherent flow of ideas. It switches from one topic to another randomly and abruptly. It is unclear who is speaking or who is the intended audience of the text. The text does not have a clear purpose or a main message. It is possible that the text is a result of a faulty transcription software or a bad translation tool. A concise summary of the text would be:
This text is a garbled and incomprehensible transcript of a speech or a dialogue in a different language that has been poorly translated into English. It has no clear meaning, structure or message.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. There is a mention of a person named Rajan.
2. Someone has given 11 lakh words to Karan.
3. A Raja has been mentioned, and there is a reference to a song.
4. The song is about faith and the end, and it mentions the nectar nikalna.
5. There is a reference to a person named Shivaji Raja.
6. The word "astrology" is mentioned in the text.
7. There is a mention of a person named Ashwini Sharad.
8. The text mentions the day of worship of the incarnation of Vishnu.
9. There is a reference to a person named Ramesh Chandra and Jyotish Pranam.
10. The text mentions the city of Bhubaneswar.
11. The word "MP" is mentioned, possibly referring to a Member of Parliament.
12. There is a mention of a person named Pooja.
13. The text mentions the name of a place called Anandgarh.
14. The word "United Nations" is mentioned.
15. There is a reference to a person named Kanha ji Rao.
16. The text mentions the name of a place called Nashik.
17. The word "astrology" is mentioned again in the text.
18. There is a reference to a person named Anirudh.
19. The text mentions the name of a place called Tripoli.
20. The word "Tibet" is mentioned.
21. The text mentions the name of a place called Hui.
22. There is a reference to a person named Neetu ji Rawatsar.
23. The text mentions the name of a place called Apollo.
24. The word "Haryana" is mentioned.
25. There is a reference to a person named Ravana's daughter.
26. The text mentions the name of a place called Lucknow.
27. The word "Africa" is mentioned.
28. The text mentions the name of a place called China.
29. The word "Lucknow" is mentioned again.
30. The text mentions the name of a place called Kevada.
Note: Some of these facts may not be entirely clear or may require further context to fully understand.