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As Massive Crowd Throngs Ayodhya, Ram Mandir Chief Priest Says City Returns To ‘Treta Yug’

Snehashish RoyJanuary 23, 20240

Acharya Satyendra Das, the chief priest of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra, was overjoyed to see a large number of devotees coming to Ayodhya to worship Ram Lalla after the temple was opened to the public. He said that the temple town had returned to the era of ‘Treta Yug’ (the second of four Yugas in Hinduism), when Lord Ram lived there. “The (Ayodhya) Nagari became pure after Pran Pratishtha. The Ayodhya Nagari was happy when Lord Ram returned in the Treta Yug…Today, we can see a glimpse of the Treta Yug. So many Bhakts have arrived in Ayodhya and Jai Shree Ram slogans are resounding here; it feels like we are in Ayodhya of the Treta Yug times,” the chief priest said. The chief priest also said that not everyone would get a chance to worship Lord Ram today, beca...

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Children’s Movies Adults Can Enjoy Too

Himshikha ShuklaMay 18, 20230

Movies are a great way to escape reality and enjoy some quality entertainment. But when it comes to children's movies, many adults may think they're too childish or silly for them to enjoy. However, there are plenty of children's movies that adults can also appreciate. From classic animated films to modern live-action adventures, here are some of the best children's movies that adults can enjoy as you take a break from playing live dealer casino games and stand a chance to win. The Lion King (1994) This classic Disney animated film is a timeless tale of family, loyalty, and courage. With its beautiful animation, memorable characters, and powerful soundtrack, The Lion King is a movie that both children and adults can appreciate. Toy Story (1995) Another classic Disney/Pixar movie, T

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India Celebrates ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’: Read About India’s 75 Years Of Journey Since Independence

Vikas DeshwalAugust 12, 20220

On August 8, 1942, Mahatma Gandhi established the historic Quit India movement. Gandhiji's clarion ring of "Do or Die" in his glorified Quit India address at the Gowalia Tank Maidan, Bombay, loaned a feeling of a hurry to the growing increase against Colonial rule the whole country standing as one. The common choice of the Indian individuals, pushed by an enthusiasm to manage themselves and shape their tomorrow, found countenance in the significant occasions that ensued, directing inevitably to the nation's Independence on August 15, 1947. Eighty years behind Gandhiji's call to Quit India, as India marks 75 years of Independence under the descriptive title of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, let us wait to meditate on our actions. The meaning of the mantra of ahimsa fibs in the fact that it

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Delhi Government Launches Initiative For Jobs To Transgender Residents In Hospitality Sector

Vikas DeshwalAugust 10, 20220

A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was marked Monday between the West district justice Kriti Garg and Lalit Group of resorts for activity and career development in various sectors for transgender residents. To permit and supply job possibilities to the transgender society, New Delhi's West district has established an engagement project called 'Trans-Empower' in association with the Lalit Group of resorts. Through this project, the district management plans to equip partners of the transgender residents with free movement and professional possibilities in hotel management, hospitality and meals and drink benefits. According to administrators, a memorandum of understanding (MoU) was marked Monday between the West district justice Kriti Garg and Lalit Group of hotels for activity a

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India’s Ultimate Goal: New Delhi’s Approach To Become ‘Vishwa Guru’, Its Philosopyhy

Vikas DeshwalAugust 1, 20220

For many years, the discussion of India becoming a Vishwa Guru - the coach or knowledge-giver of the world - has been in philosophy. Many take delight in rubbishing this vision. On the other hand, others are understandably heartfelt about creating this transpire. Evolving a 'Vishwa Guru' is mainly considered an idea of a national initiative, and nothing is wrong. Like people, nations also need to have a national aspiration. This is mainly for three reasons: India's distinctive worldview stems from our civilisational culture. Our outstanding triumphs during the last 75 years. Our inherent power is to deliver something that the international society so critically needs. Firstly, our civilisational culture has given us a substantial intellectual foundation with several out

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India Rapidly Expands Its Control, Power In ASEAN Countries; Read Story Here!

Vikas DeshwalAugust 1, 20220

There were several vital steps at the 30th-anniversary extraordinary foreign ministers meeting between India and ASEAN in New Delhi in May. One of them pertained to a more intimate arrangement between the protection organizations of India and ASEAN countries. To improve collaboration in Defense via the ADMM-Plus and accept the suggested ASEAN-India Defense Ministers Informal Meeting in November 2022 and the suggested ASEAN-India Maritime Exercise. The panel also considered calling the ADMM-Plus Specialists' Working Group Field Training Practice on HADR in Indonesia in 2023. The committee also accommodated the ASEAN-India partnership in controlling and contradicting terrorism, the rise of radicalization and violent extremism, and fighting international offences via the early finalization...

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Uyghur Dispute Region: Chinese President Xi’s Trip To Xinjiang Gives Ray Of Hope

Vikas DeshwalJuly 18, 20220

President Xi Jinping's says on the importance of cultural unity community for the Chinese state during his trip to the Xinjiang Uygur free region has made people in this area feel more freedom that by standing with each other and enjoying ethnic unity, Xinjiang will become more successful and they will have a superior life. Ablet Tursun, a resident of the Guyuanxiang community in the capital of Urumqi, whose apartment president Xi visited, said that the president cares greatly about ethnic and cultural unity at the deep roots level is essential for an unbeatable country with a bright future. Xi, the head of the Communist Party of China and led the Central Military Commission, scanned Xinjiang from Tuesday to Friday and made important decisions on the area's development. It was his first ...

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Assamese-Speaking Muslims Get ‘Indigenous’ Status: Know About Their Origin, Distribution

Snehashish RoyJuly 12, 20220

The 'indigenous' Muslims of Assam are distinct in their ancestry, different from Muslims who speak Bengali. The Assam government has recently officially identified five sub-groups of Muslims in Assam, namely, Moriya, Goriya, Deshi, Julha and Syed as indigenous. The Bengali-speaking Muslims in Assam have their ancestry in East Pakistan, now Bangladesh, and have migrated into the state at different times. They consist of a larger Muslim population in the state. They are also referred to as Miyas. Two broad categories of Muslims in Assam Post annexation of Assam into British India in 1826, the Bengali-speaking Muslims started migrating into the region and thus, contributing to the majority of the Muslim population. However, Muslims who speak Assamese are broad in terms of sub-catego...

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English Language’s Position In Jeopardy: Problems With Languages In India

Pooja YadavJuly 7, 20220

India could be a vast country inhabited by people speaking different languages and it remained a controversial issue for decades. Different political leaders and educationists express different opinions on the issue. English being introduced by Britishers in schools and colleges, it gradually took firm roots in the Indian soil. English played a very important role in the freedom struggle. The contribution of this foreign language can't be undermined. India is trying to become a strong nation from all spheres. In order to do so, the economic, social and political life of the state need to be changed. Progress is feasible as long as the people of India freely interact with their counterparts in other developed countries on the planet. People in other countries are making rapid prog...

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Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam: A Look Back At Indian Philosophy For World Peace And Stability

Vikas DeshwalJuly 5, 20220

India is celebrating the glorious 75 years of Independence, but the philosophy of the Indian Maha Upanishad is Vasudhaiva kutumbakam. Vasudhaiva kutumbakam has come from maha Upanishad to the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) stage and to being a celebrated thought to cure a cracked world. If the world welcomes the philosophy of Vasudhaiva, Kutumbakam will help the world come together as one family. India observes “Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav” to celebrate its 75 years of Independence. Now we again think about the core philosophies of Indian civilization: Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam.  Prime Minister Narendra Modi conveyed the direction at the meeting of the World Economic Forum on 23 January 2018. the president of the World Economic Forum was very expressive about “India’s philosophy of t

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Water Rights To Women: Unbiased, Accurate Research Would Induce Gender Sensitivity

Pooja YadavJune 27, 20220

Agriculture in India is becoming increasingly reliant upon groundwater and irrigation to extend production amid unpredictable rainfall patterns. only if women are answerable for producing the maximum amount of 80% of food, water rights are tantamount to women’s rights. With some 100 million women working in agriculture, India’s food security depends on ensuring that these women have equitable, consistent and convenient access to water that doesn't reinforce or generate new prejudices and downsides. as an example, women and girls spend an estimated four hours on a daily basis fetching water— time that might be spent on higher-value activities, including education and agribusiness. Initiatives and projects designed to enhance water access and security to extend agricultural product...

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First Act Of Sologamy In India: Know Its Origin And Trends

Snehashish RoyJune 3, 20220

In a first, a woman from Gujarat announced that she would get married to herself as a display of an act of "self-love". 24-year-old Kshama Bindu would be getting married later this month in what is described as an instance of 'sologamy'. This raises a lot of curiosity among the general public that has heard about the concept of self-marriage for the first time. Sologamy: Public act of self-marriage An instance where someone marries oneself in a public display is known as sologamy, which is also referred to as autogamy. This form of marriage has not received legal status anywhere, however, this ceremony has been used by many to show affection and symbolise independence effectively. The history of recorded sologamy dates back to 1993 when a dental hygienist in US Linda Baker mar...

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