An irreplaceable expression. Few days ago it was often used in regard with marks, grades, CPI, midsems, endsems, quizzes, and so on. Those days are over, for the best. But the two words maintain their stronghold on the lingo, only with a slight change in the context. Paisa, naukri, aur badi naukri, aur jyada paisa, foreign visit on company’s cost, chhoti gadi, badi gadi, and ladki (in some cases ;) ) and so on.
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A Sign Curve 
What if someone further extend list of Moh Maya to Social cause, Classical dance, Trecking :-P
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what Moh and what Noh(t)? interesting! I always thought that doing most you can is the antidote for Moh, of course it requires motivation which may sometimes somes from moh.
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@Moh
heheheee.. nahi yaar moh nahi keh layega woh sab.. even Siddharata in Hermann Hesse’s book loved to row a boat (~trek) in the beautiful glowing river waters.. baap re.. that stmt sounded scary geeky..!! oops..! :P
@BigBro or BD??
Interesting point.. duniya mein intellectuals ki kami nahi hai..! :)
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sundar vichaar hai, par moh aur maya mai difference kya hota hai? aur yeh kya tha: “even Siddharata in Hermann Hesse’s book loved to row a boat (~trek) in the beautiful glowing river waters..” !! thts really sounded scary, sambhal jaa :P !
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@nitesh
i like to believe, moh aur maya mein vahi antar hai jo”hum” aur “tum” mein hai… he he he.. (this was to nullify the effect of scary words) :P
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Difference between moh & maya
courtsey: mohmaya.com
http://blog.mohmaya.com/2009/04/26/what-is-moh-maya/
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please write in brif.
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