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I read the recent post and I hope no hate anon is approaching you because I will bring my steel tupperware bottle

Anyway I am really glad that people like you and @lil-stark didi exist. I do not have much knowledge about the political power and parties and especially about the kashmiri pandit issue who was ruling who belonged to which party so I don't speak about this but people who downplay the atrocities that happenes with those pandits deserve a special place in hell. Like think you are moved away from your land by force, by brutal killing and rapes only after some years to hear a random person on the internet say yaar utna bhayankar bhi nahi hua tha and it's a propaganda

The amount of misinformation these so called modern radical folks have is hilarious. Ghanta ramayan mahabharat padhi kahin koyi translation chipka. Not so sweet61 posted that ss of ram following manu, if they really did Vashishtha wouldn't have asked for sita to be the commander of ayodhya instead of leaving with ram.

And Manusmriti itself contradicts the vedas and upanishads. We have had a culture that promoted women scholars, encouraged debate and questioning, and lol as if one could be a brahmin just because they were born in a family. You had to have those qualities to be that and then can you be one. It's as similar to a person being a warrior. Not everybody can be one. You need to train and practice for it. It's good that if you are born in one that way you have an exposure to the respective field just like today if I am born in a house full of doctors, I would have much knowledge about the study, expenses and related stuff to medicine.

Just like every culture every community has good and bad things, sees its rise and fall, we Hindus have seen too. From an era where it was encouraged for a woman to be a brahmavadini, we became resentful at the thought of sending girls to school. We forgot how the texts told to respect each and every person irrespective of their social status to discriminating them on basis of caste and there are all so many issues that we need to address too.

But majal hai that I will sit quietly and see these random people on the internet speak about my culture and insult it. From North to south east to west, Rama and Krishna have been worshipped and always will be. We will always look upto them and learn from them.

In the recent years, the youth of today apart from some dumb idiots who have bhagwan rama in their pfp and comment women tea on every post, I am happy to see that teens are taking interest to read and learn our own Indian history and scriptures. I am not seeing them blindly accept everything. I have seen them ask questions which might be considered 'blasphemous' by the elders but the vedas themselves promote curiousity, questioning and debate as the best way to gain knowledge. And I hope the younger gen keeps going in this path.

(You can respond to this ask in private varna tere piche hate anons aa skte hai)

Seriously, why did Ram, who supposedly followed Manusmriti marry a woman who was a scholar, a warrior, capable of lifting Shiva’s Dhanush and encouraged her to remain her brave, outspoken self because that’s who she was? Why request her to stay in the palace when Manu says that a woman should always be observed? Why give in to all her requests and respect her decisions when Manu says that a woman is mentally incapable of making sound decisions? Why be happy and praise her when she slays Sahastra Raavan?

If Manusmriti was truly being followed, why did the biggest scholar in that entire story, Janak, have his daughters educated, that too by a scholar woman like mata Gargi? Why train them in warfare? Why Did Dashrath bring Kekayi to war with him? Why did Dashrath request the hands of women, who impressed him by thier knowledge, for his sons? And like you pointed out, why offer a woman the position of commander??

If caste was the way Manusmriti says, why was Shabri, a lower caste woman, visited by the lord and sent to heaven? Why did he make a big show of letting the arrogant priests who looked at Shabri with scorn know that she is purer than them by making her touch clean the pond?

Why did Shri Krishna say that a true pandit (knowledgeable person) would see a Brahmin and a Chandala equally? Why did he say he resides in everyone equally, women and Shudras included? Why did the Vedas that are supposedly off limit for Shudras say this?

Manusmriti is not a scripture, it condradicts the Vedas themselves, when it comes to women’s education, the position of women (there is an exceprt where a warrior queen is mentioned), and being for everyone. Apparently women cannot read Vedas even though the Vedas speak to them directly in multiple excerpts? (Oh men and women, oh women etc,) Shudras Cannot read Vedas even though the Vedas say they are for everyone, Shudras included?

Even if you look at other works of the time, like Kamasutra, which technically is somewhat of a scripture in some parts where it discusses philosophy, because its prologue says it was first written by lord Nandi. Manusmriti thorughly contradicts that aswell.

Oh, and Kamasutra was written after Manusmiriti, And Ramayan and Vedas before it, and all of these except Manusmriti are now engraved on temple walls, so you can clearly see which ones of the restrictive and liberating philosophy was preffered by Hindus at large throughout.

If Casteism was so prominent and rigid, how did a shudra become the partriarch of the biggest empire in mainland India?

Chandragupta Maurya was either clanless or a Shudra, and the current existence of Maurya tribe in Bihar enforces the second one. How did he make it to the top, that too with the help of a Brahmin, if things were as dire? Same can be said for

How was Queen Durgavati’s Father in Law able to change himself into a Rajput despite being a tribal?

How was Vishwamitra, a born Kshatriya able to be a Rishi? How was Lord Parshuram, a born Brahmin revered on a higher level than most Kshatriyas in warfare and was able to put the fear of lord in their hearts?

How was rishi Matang able to be a brahmin despite being born a Shudra?

How was Mātang blessed with goddess Saraswati as a daughter?

How did Lord Gorakhnath become such a prominent saint?

How was VedVyas, son of a Fisherwoman, able to be a sage? How were children of Satyavati able to be kings?

How did the founder of Raghukul become a Kshatriya after becoming a king when he was born a Brahmin?

How was Lord Krishna happily doing the physical labour of a cowkeeper, like a shudra, while living in a vaishya community, despite being born a kshatriya?

I honestly have no more questions to ask that I can think of right now, and I honestly cannot agree more with everything you say. Slay girl💅🏻

I think its better if I make the answer public, simply because I ranted in public so the follow up doesn’t change much, and this is something people should see. But girl, thankyou so much for being worried <3

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I know alot of people think Pavitr is south indian but my head canon is that Pav is probably from the Braj area of Uttar Pradesh (north-eastern province in India) because Prabhakar is a Haryanvi surname and Haryana is right at the western border of U.P. Also bc Lord Krishna was from there (im totally not in love with him) so a lot of Pandits (i.e Hindu priests) are from there and Prabhakar is a Brahmin (priestly caste) surname

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hey I actually really like this headcanon

it’s really well researched and honestly I could play along with it 🤷🏾‍♂️ you’re a genius

Krishna’s my favorite too :3

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Who are the sentinelese?

They are the inhabitants of North sentinal Island in the bay of Bengal in the Indian ocean.They are considered to be roughly around or below 500.

They are hunter and gatherers .they mostly use bows and arrows to hunt terrestrial life.they donot have any contact with the world so they are considered to be dangerous.It is report that American tourist had died making contact with the sentinelese .

First people that make contact with the Sentinelese

An Indian merchant ship called the Nineveh ran aground on the reef. 86 passengers and 20 crew managed to swim and splash their way to the beach. They inhabit there for three days before the Sentinelese evidently decided the intruders to chase away the passengers.

Can we make friends with the Sentinelese?

An Indian Anthropologist Trinok Nath Pandit, working under the Indian government, landed on North Sentinel Island. They found only hastily-abandoned huts. The people had fled so quickly that they left the fires still lit outside their homes. Pandit and his team left gifts: bolts of cloth, candy, and plastic buckets ,other then them few other Anthropologist like Madhumala Chattopadhyay also make contact with the Sentinelese.

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North Indian Pandit in Bangalore | Hindi Pandit in Bangalore

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 Finding the Best Pandit in Delhi: A Guide to Ensuring a Blessed Ceremony

Delhi, a city rich in culture and tradition, is home to numerous experienced and knowledgeable pandits who play a crucial role in conducting religious ceremonies. Whether you're planning a wedding, a housewarming, or any other significant ritual, having the right pandit ensures that the ceremonies are performed with precision and devotion. Here's a guide to finding the best pandit in Delhi to ensure that your spiritual needs are met with the utmost care and expertise.

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 1. Pandit Rakesh Sharma

Pandit Rakesh Sharma is renowned for his deep understanding of Vedic rituals and his ability to connect with people from all walks of life. With over 25 years of experience, Pandit Sharma specializes in conducting a wide range of ceremonies, including weddings, havans, griha pravesh, and more. His calm demeanor and clear explanations make the rituals accessible and meaningful, even for those unfamiliar with the intricacies of Hindu traditions. Pandit Sharma is known for his punctuality and professionalism, ensuring that every ceremony he conducts is both auspicious and well-organized.

 2. Pandit Rajeev Shukla

For those looking for a pandit who can seamlessly blend tradition with modern sensibilities, Pandit Rajeev Shukla is a top choice. Based in South Delhi, Pandit Shukla has gained popularity for his personalized approach to rituals. He takes the time to understand the specific needs and preferences of each family, ensuring that the ceremonies are tailored to their requirements. Whether it's a traditional North Indian wedding or a more contemporary ceremony, Pandit Shukla's adaptability and expertise make him a sought-after choice in Delhi.

 3. Pandit Ajay Bhatt

Pandit Ajay Bhatt is one of Delhi's most respected pandits, known for his expertise in astrology and Vedic rituals. He offers a comprehensive range of services, including kundali matching, vastu consultation, and performing various pujas and havans. Pandit Bhatt's deep knowledge of the scriptures and his ability to explain complex rituals in a simple manner have made him a favorite among those seeking spiritual guidance. His devotion and attention to detail ensure that every ceremony is conducted with the highest level of sanctity.

 4. Pandit Suresh Mishra

With over three decades of experience, Pandit Suresh Mishra is a veteran pandit in Delhi who is well-versed in a wide array of Hindu rituals. From weddings and naamkaran ceremonies to ancestral pujas and shradh, Pandit Mishra's expertise spans across various religious practices. His calm and composed nature, coupled with his deep understanding of Hindu scriptures, ensures that every ceremony he conducts is filled with devotion and respect. Many families in Delhi trust Pandit Mishra for his unwavering commitment to maintaining the sanctity of religious rituals.

 5. Pandit Vishnu Prasad

Pandit Vishnu Prasad is known for his specialization in South Indian rituals, making him a unique choice for those seeking traditional ceremonies rooted in South Indian culture. Based in Delhi, Pandit Prasad has garnered a reputation for his meticulous approach to conducting pujas and homams. His knowledge of Sanskrit and the Vedas, combined with his gentle and approachable demeanor, makes him a preferred choice for families who wish to maintain the authenticity of their traditions while living in the capital.

 6. Pandit Mahesh Vyas

Pandit Mahesh Vyas is a well-known pandit in Delhi who offers a blend of traditional and contemporary ritual services. He is particularly skilled in conducting weddings and griha pravesh ceremonies, with a focus on making the rituals engaging and meaningful for the younger generation. Pandit Vyas is known for his ability to involve all members of the family in the ceremonies, creating an inclusive atmosphere that resonates with everyone. His dedication to upholding the sanctity of the rituals while making them relevant to today’s context has earned him a loyal following in Delhi.

 7. Pandit Ram Shastri

Pandit Ram Shastri is a respected name in Delhi's spiritual community, known for his expertise in Vedic astrology and ritualistic ceremonies. He provides comprehensive services, including pujas for prosperity, health, and well-being, as well as specialized rituals for specific needs such as dosha nivaran (removal of planetary obstacles). Pandit Shastri’s ability to provide detailed insights based on astrological readings, combined with his proficiency in conducting rituals, makes him a trusted spiritual advisor for many families in Delhi.

 8. Pandit Vinod Pathak

Pandit Vinod Pathak is a versatile pandit who is well-versed in both North and South Indian rituals. His broad knowledge base allows him to cater to a diverse clientele, performing a wide range of ceremonies with equal proficiency. Pandit Pathak is particularly known for his clear and articulate explanations of the rituals, helping participants understand the significance of each step. His flexible approach and willingness to accommodate the specific needs of each family make him a popular choice for religious ceremonies in Delhi.

 9. Pandit Hari Om Sharma

Pandit Hari Om Sharma is a seasoned pandit with over 20 years of experience in conducting various Hindu rituals. Based in East Delhi, he is known for his dedication to preserving traditional practices while adapting them to fit modern lifestyles. Pandit Sharma offers services for weddings, upanayanam (sacred thread ceremony), shanti path, and more. His commitment to ensuring that every ritual is performed with precision and devotion has earned him the trust of many families across Delhi.

 10. Pandit Anil Kumar

Pandit Anil Kumar is a well-respected pandit in Delhi, known for his expertise in performing traditional North Indian rituals. He is highly regarded for his knowledge of the Vedas and his ability to conduct ceremonies with the utmost sanctity. Pandit Kumar specializes in a variety of pujas, including Satyanarayan Katha, Rudrabhishek, and Navgraha Shanti, among others. His calm and composed nature, along with his attention to detail, ensures that every ceremony he conducts is both auspicious and memorable.

 Conclusion

Choosing the right pandit for your religious ceremonies is crucial to ensuring that the rituals are conducted with the appropriate sanctity and devotion. In a city as diverse as Delhi, there are many experienced pandits who can cater to a wide range of spiritual needs, from traditional Vedic rituals to more contemporary practices. Whether you're planning a wedding, a housewarming, or any other significant religious event, these top pandits in Delhi offer a wealth of knowledge and expertise to help make your ceremonies truly blessed and meaningful.

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 The Best Pandits in Delhi: Ensuring Sacred and Seamless Ceremonies

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In the culturally rich and diverse city of Delhi, religious ceremonies and rituals hold a special place in the hearts of its people. Whether it's a wedding, housewarming (Griha Pravesh), naming ceremony (Namkaran), or any other important occasion, having the right Pandit to guide the rituals is essential. A knowledgeable and experienced Pandit ensures that the rituals are performed according to tradition, with the appropriate mantras and practices. Here’s a guide to the best Pandits in Delhi who are revered for their expertise, precision, and ability to conduct ceremonies with grace and authenticity.

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 1. Pandit Shiv Kumar Sharma

Specialty: Vedic Rituals, Hindu Weddings  

Pandit Shiv Kumar Sharma is one of Delhi’s most respected Vedic scholars, known for his deep understanding of Hindu rituals and traditions. With decades of experience, he is particularly sought after for conducting weddings, where his ability to explain the significance of each ritual makes the ceremony meaningful for all attendees. His calm demeanor and thorough preparation ensure that every aspect of the ceremony is flawless.

 2. Pandit Jagannath Shastri

Specialty: Personalized Rituals, Astrology Consultations  

Pandit Jagannath Shastri is highly regarded for his personalized approach to rituals, taking the time to understand the specific needs and preferences of each family. In addition to performing ceremonies, he also offers astrology consultations, helping individuals choose auspicious dates and times for their events. His expertise in both North and South Indian rituals makes him a versatile choice for families from diverse cultural backgrounds.

 3. Pandit Ram Chandra Joshi

Specialty: Housewarming Ceremonies, Puja for Auspicious Beginnings  

For those looking to perform a Griha Pravesh or any other auspicious beginning, Pandit Ram Chandra Joshi is a top choice in Delhi. His detailed knowledge of the rituals and his ability to perform them with precision ensures that the new home or venture is blessed with positive energy and prosperity. Pandit Joshi is known for his punctuality and dedication, making him a trusted figure for important life events.

 4. Pandit Vashisht Dwivedi

Specialty: Traditional Weddings, Havan and Yajnas  

Pandit Vashisht Dwivedi is well-known in Delhi for his expertise in traditional Hindu weddings and Yajnas (fire rituals). His profound knowledge of the Vedas and his articulate chanting of mantras add an authentic and sacred touch to the ceremonies he conducts. Families appreciate his ability to maintain the sanctity of the rituals while also engaging the participants in a meaningful way.

 5. Pandit Omkar Nath

Specialty: Spiritual Counseling, Religious Ceremonies  

Pandit Omkar Nath is a respected figure in the spiritual community of Delhi, known for his wisdom and compassionate guidance. He conducts a wide range of religious ceremonies, including Satyanarayan Katha, Rudra Abhishek, and more. His deep spiritual insight and ability to provide counseling on religious matters make him a valuable resource for those seeking both ritualistic and spiritual guidance.

 6. Pandit Bharat Bhushan

Specialty: Namkaran (Naming Ceremony), Upanayan (Thread Ceremony)  

Pandit Bharat Bhushan specializes in ceremonies related to children, such as Namkaran and Upanayan. His gentle approach and ability to involve even the youngest family members in the rituals make him a popular choice for these important life events. He ensures that the ceremonies are performed with the utmost care and respect for tradition, making them a memorable experience for the entire family.

 7. Pandit Sandeep Mishra

Specialty: Marriage Muhurat, Kundali Matching  

For those planning a wedding, Pandit Sandeep Mishra offers specialized services in determining the most auspicious marriage Muhurat (time) and Kundali (horoscope) matching. His accurate astrological insights and expertise in performing wedding rituals make him a highly sought-after Pandit in Delhi. Pandit Mishra is known for his ability to harmonize the traditional and modern aspects of a wedding ceremony, ensuring that the couple’s union is blessed and prosperous.

 8. Pandit Ramesh Shukla

Specialty: Shradh and Pind Daan, Ancestral Rituals  

Pandit Ramesh Shukla is known for his expertise in performing rituals related to honoring ancestors, such as Shradh and Pind Daan. These rituals are deeply significant in Hindu tradition, and Pandit Shukla’s knowledge of the scriptures and meticulous attention to detail ensure that they are conducted with the highest level of respect and sanctity. His services are particularly valued during Pitru Paksha, the period dedicated to paying homage to ancestors.

 9. Pandit Hari Krishna Vyas

Specialty: Navagraha Puja, Dosha Nivaran Rituals  

Pandit Hari Krishna Vyas is a renowned expert in performing Navagraha Puja (worship of the nine planets) and Dosha Nivaran (removal of astrological faults). These rituals are essential for individuals seeking to mitigate the negative effects of planetary positions in their horoscopes. Pandit Vyas’s deep understanding of astrology and Vedic rituals allows him to perform these ceremonies with precision, helping his clients achieve peace and harmony in their lives.

 10. Pandit Gaurav Tripathi

Specialty: Corporate Puja, Vastu Shanti  

Pandit Gaurav Tripathi is one of the few Pandits in Delhi who specializes in conducting rituals for businesses and corporations. Whether it’s a Vastu Shanti Puja for a new office space or a Lakshmi Puja for financial prosperity, Pandit Tripathi brings a modern approach to traditional rituals, making them relevant for today’s corporate world. His professional demeanor and thorough understanding of both Vedic and business practices make him a preferred choice for corporate clients.

 Conclusion

Delhi is home to a wealth of Pandits who bring their deep knowledge, spiritual insight, and ritualistic expertise to every ceremony they conduct. Whether you’re planning a wedding, performing a housewarming ritual, or seeking guidance for an important life event, these Pandits offer the experience and dedication needed to ensure that your ceremony is conducted with authenticity and reverence. Choosing the right Pandit not only adds to the sanctity of the occasion but also provides you with the spiritual guidance and blessings that make these moments truly special.

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IMPORTANCE OF HOLI : CELEBRATING THE FESTIVAL OF COLORS WITH SPIRITUAL SIGNIFICANCE

Holi, the vibrant and joyous festival of colors, is not merely about splashing colours on each other. It holds deep spiritual significance in Hindu culture, marked by the observance of various rituals and traditions. Central to these customs is the Holi Puja, a sacred ceremony that accentuates the spiritual essence of the festival.

Introduction to Holi Puja

Holi Puja, also known as Holika Dahan, is performed on the eve of Holi, typically during the evening. It involves lighting a bonfire to symbolize the victory of good over evil and the triumph of righteousness over malevolence. The ritual holds immense cultural and religious importance across India and among Hindu communities worldwide.

Significance of Holi Puja

Holi Puja commemorates the legend of Prahlada and Hiranyakashipu from Hindu mythology. It symbolizes the victory of devotion and righteousness over tyranny and ego. The bonfire lit during the puja represents the burning of Holika, the demoness, and the protection of Prahlada by Lord Vishnu.

Holi Puja Preparations

Preparations for Holi Puja typically begin days in advance. Homes are cleaned and adorned with colorful decorations. People gather wood and other materials for the bonfire, signifying the cleansing of impurities and welcoming the new season of spring.

Performing the Puja

On the day of Holi, families and communities gather around the bonfire. Prayers are offered to seek blessings for prosperity and well-being. Offerings such as sweets, fruits, and flowers are made to the fire, accompanied by chants and hymns praising the divine.

Importance of Seeking a Pandit

While Holi Puja can be performed by individuals, seeking the guidance of a knowledgeable pandit enhances the spiritual experience and ensures the rituals are conducted correctly.

Hiring a Hindi Pandit in Bangalore

In cities like Bangalore, where diverse communities coexist, finding a proficient Hindi pandit in Bangalore becomes essential for performing traditional ceremonies with authenticity and reverence.

North India Pandit Bangalore Services

Several services specialize in providing North Indian pandits in Bangalore, catering to the religious needs of individuals and families seeking to uphold their cultural heritage.

Finding a North Indian Pandit for Holi Puja

For specific occasions like Holi, where rituals demand precision and adherence to customs, engaging a North Indian pandit for Holi Puja ensures the sanctity of the ceremony and ensures blessings from the divine.

Benefits of Performing Holi Puja

Beyond its religious significance, Holi Puja fosters unity and harmony within communities. It brings people together, transcending barriers of caste, creed, and social status, to celebrate the spirit of love and forgiveness.

Celebrating Holi Beyond Colors

While the playful splashing of colors is an integral part of Holi celebrations, embracing the spiritual aspects of the festival through rituals like Holi Puja adds depth and meaning to the festivities.

Conclusion

In essence, Holi Puja embodies the essence of Holi, blending cultural traditions with spiritual devotion. By performing the puja with sincerity and seeking the guidance of a knowledgeable pandit, individuals can enrich their Holi celebrations and experience the true essence of the festival.

FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

Is Holi Puja only performed by Hindus? 

No, people of various faiths and backgrounds partake in Holi Puja to celebrate the festival's cultural and spiritual significance.

What is the significance of lighting a bonfire during Holi Puja?

 The bonfire symbolizes the triumph of good over evil, commemorating the legend of Prahlada and Holika from Hindu mythology.

How can I find a North Indian pandit for Holi Puja in Bangalore? 

You can explore online platforms specializing in religious services or seek recommendations from local Hindu communities.

Can Holi Puja be performed at home? 

Yes, Holi Puja can be performed at home with proper guidance and adherence to traditional rituals.

Apart from Holi Puja, are there any other rituals associated with Holi?

 Yes, other rituals include playing with colors, exchanging sweets, and visiting friends and family to spread joy and camaraderie.

[dear-indies]

Hi Cat and Mouse! I was wondering that you can choose some female fcs with age 25-end 30s that just has the looks, vibes, and like everything similar to Laetitia Casta? Preferably Korean, but not necessary. (as long as it is asian descent!) Thank you!

Mylène Jampanoï (1980) Chinese / White.

Son Ye Jin (1982) Korean.

Florence Faivre (1983) Thai / White.

Catherine Haena Kim (1984) Korean.

Celina Jade (1985) Hongkonger / White.

Poyd Treechada Petcharat (1986) Thai - is tans.

Yoghurt Nattasha Bunprachom (1987) Thai.

Han Hyo Joo (1987) Korean.

Liu Wen (1988) Chinese.

Anushka Sharma (1988) North Indian [Uttar Pradesh and Garhwali].

Kriti Sanon (1990) Pakistani.

Pooja Hegde (1990) Indian.

Patti Harrison (1990) Vietnamese / White - is trans.

Tanaya Beatty (1991) Da’naxda’xw / Himalayan.

Nana (1991) Korean.

Wawwa Nicha Chokprajakchat (1991) Thai.

Ji Yi Soo (1991) Korean.

Barkha Singh (1992) Indian.

La'Tecia Thomas (1992) Indian and White.

Nicole Kang (1993) Korean.

Alia Bhatt (1993) Gujarati Indian / Kashmiri Pandit and White.

Alice Hirose (1994) Japanese.

Tripti Dimri (1994) Indian.

Radhika Madan (1995) Punjabi Indian.

Lulu Antariksa (1995) Indonesian / White.

Hanako Greensmith (1996) Japanese / White.

Mun Ka Young (1996) Korean.

Anya Chalotra (1996) Indian / White.

Havana Rose Liu (1997) Chinese / White - is pansexual.

Hope this helps! In the future though can you please describe the vibes you're after because looking at someone's images might give me different vibes to you and oh boy am I BAD AT VIBES.

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1937 – Howard Hughes sets a new air record by flying from Los Angeles to New York City in seven hours, 28 minutes, 25 seconds. 1941 – World War II: HMS Greyhound and other escorts of convoy AS-12 sink Italian submarine Neghelli with all hands 64 kilometres (40 mi) northeast of Falkonera. 1942 – World War II: The Japanese conquest of Burma begins. 1945 – World War II: Soviet forces liberate the Łódź Ghetto. Of more than 200,000 inhabitants in 1940, fewer than 900 had survived the Nazi occupation. 1946 – General Douglas MacArthur establishes the International Military Tribunal for the Far East in Tokyo to try Japanese war criminals. 1953 – Almost 72 percent of all television sets in the United States are tuned into I Love Lucy to watch Lucy give birth. 1960 – Japan and the United States sign the US–Japan Mutual Security Treaty 1960 – Scandinavian Airlines System Flight 871 crashes near Ankara Esenboğa Airport in Turkey, killing all 42 aboard. 1969 – Student Jan Palach dies after setting himself on fire three days earlier in Prague's Wenceslas Square to protest about the invasion of Czechoslovakia by the Soviet Union in 1968. His funeral turns into another major protest. 1977 – President Gerald Ford pardons Iva Toguri D'Aquino (a.k.a. "Tokyo Rose"). 1978 – The last Volkswagen Beetle made in Germany leaves VW's plant in Emden. Beetle production in Latin America continues until 2003. 1981 – Iran hostage crisis: United States and Iranian officials sign an agreement to release 52 American hostages after 14 months of captivity. 1983 – Nazi war criminal Klaus Barbie is arrested in Bolivia. 1983 – The Apple Lisa, the first commercial personal computer from Apple to have a graphical user interface and a computer mouse, is announced. 1986 – The first IBM PC computer virus is released into the wild. A boot sector virus dubbed (c)Brain, it was created by the Farooq Alvi Brothers in Lahore, Pakistan, reportedly to deter unauthorized copying of the software they had written. 1988 – Trans-Colorado Airlines Flight 2286 crashes in Bayfield, Colorado, killing 19. 1990 – Exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from the Kashmir valley in Indian-administered Kashmir due to an insurgency. 1991 – Gulf War: Iraq fires a second Scud missile into Israel, causing 15 injuries. 1993 – Czech Republic and Slovakia join the United Nations. 1995 – After being struck by lightning the crew of Bristow Helicopters Flight 56C are forced to ditch. All 18 aboard are later rescued. 1996 – The barge North Cape oil spill occurs as an engine fire forces the tugboat Scandia ashore on Moonstone Beach in South Kingstown, Rhode Island. 1997 – Yasser Arafat returns to Hebron after more than 30 years and joins celebrations over the handover of the last Israeli-controlled West Bank city. 1999 – British Aerospace agrees to acquire the defence subsidiary of the General Electric Company, forming BAE Systems in November 1999. 2007 – Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink is assassinated in front of his newspaper's Istanbul office by 17-year-old Turkish ultra-nationalist Ogün Samast. 2007 – Four-man Team N2i, using only skis and kites, completes a 1,093-mile (1,759 km) trek to reach the Antarctic pole of inaccessibility for the first time since 1965 and for the first time ever without mechanical assistance. 2012 – The Hong Kong-based file-sharing website Megaupload is shut down by the FBI. 2014 – A bomb attack on an army convoy in the city of Bannu kills at least 26 Pakistani soldiers and injures 38 others.

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pandit for house warming in pune

In the tapestry of Hindu rituals and traditions, the Homa Havan Puja shines as a revered gem, radiating the warmth of devotion and spiritual connection through the sacred flames.