A short bhajan on Norah's birth

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Brindavan ki chanda Nanda Mukunda
Vaasudeva Krishna Navaneeta Chora
Achutha Anantha Damodara
Sreedhara Sreekara Sreeniketha
Madhaava Keshava Madhusudhana
Pundarikaksha Purushothama

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