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i'll be honest, i don't understand why it's so surprising to people that hindus commit various forms of violence in bengal, where violence against muslims is a routine occurrence.
what was surprising to me is that the vegetarians in question aren't vegetarians at all, they were simply dabbling in vegetarianism to celebrate ram navami; the couple who called the police and the woman cooking the fish are all bengalis of similar background, they are intimately aware of each others cultural tendencies.
and the really strange part is that the police actually responded to this on a day that is quite busy for them, to quote from the article:
In the past few years, West Bengal has not only witnessed huge participation in events related to Ram Navami and Hanuman Jayanti, but also reported several untoward incidents.
Last year violence was reported at Rishra in Hooghly district as well as in Howrah. Central forces were deployed in several sensitive areas on Hanuman Jayanti after judicial intervention.
On March 30 last year, violence broke out during a Ram Navami procession in Dalkhola in North Dinajpur district. The police initially booked 162 people in the wake of communal violence triggered by an attack at Tajamul Chawk, Uttar Dalkhola.
On March 26 in 2018, clashes were reported during a Ram Navami procession at Raniganj in West Bardhaman district. One person was killed and several police officers were injured. Asansol-Durgapur Deputy Commissioner of Police Arindam Dutta Chowdhury was attacked with a bomb and he lost his hand in the attack. The tension then spread to Asansol.
The police also recovered the body of a Muslim man who was killed allegedly in communal violence. Around 60 people were arrested in the case. A day before that, on March 25, 2018, a statue of freedom fighter Maulana Abul Kalam Azad was pulled down and a man was killed, following an armed Ram Navami procession at Kankinara in North 24 Parganas district’s Bhatpara municipality.
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Harry of Monmouth, by A.M. Maughan (Novel; 1956)
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Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention, by Manning Marble (Historical Biography; 2011)
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National Tea Day (UK)
3rd Friday in April
Friendship Friday [3rd Friday]
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National Clean Out Your Medicine Cabinet Day [3rd Friday]
Schmeckfest begins (South Dakota) [3rd & 4th Fridays]
Independence Days
Baránok (Declared; 2018) [unrecognized]
Feast Days
Abdecalas (Christian; Saint)
Anastasius the Younger of Antioch (Christian; Saint)
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Beuno (a.k.a. Benno or Bueno Gasulysch; Christian; Saint)
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Eggnog Avoidance Day (Pastafarian)
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Holy Infant of Good Health (Christian)
Jean Hélion (Artology)
Lodovico Carracci (Artology)
Mairubius of Ireland (Christian; Saint)
Maurice (Muppetism)
Parlia (Festival for the Pales for Smaller Animals; God of the Herds; Ancient Rome) [also 7.7]
Plutarch (Positivist; Saint)
Ram Navami (Parts of India; Hindu)
Ridván, 1st Full Day (until May 2; Bahá'í)
Shemon Bar Sabbae (Christian; Saint)
Space Angel Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Wolbodo (Christian; Saint)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Butsumetsu (仏滅 Japan) [Unlucky all day.]
Umu Limnu (Evil Day; Babylonian Calendar; 19 of 60)
Uncyclopedia Bad to Be Born Today (because it’s Black April.)
Very Unlucky Day (Grafton’s Manual of 1565) [23 of 60]
Premieres
All Quiet on the Western Front (Film; 1930)
American Dreamz (Film; 2006)
The Basketball Diaries (Film; 1995)
Contrary Condor (Disney Cartoon; 1944)
Crows’ Feat (WB MM Cartoon; 1962)
Duck Hunt (Video Game; 1984)
Father Ted (UK TV Series; 1995)
Fiddling Around (Disney Cartoon; 1930)
Field of Dreams (Film; 1989)
Harry of Monmouth, by A.M. Maughan (Novel; 1956)
Keanu (Film; 2016)
The Lonesome Gods, by Louis L’Amour (Novel; 1983)
Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention, by Manning Marble (Historical Biography; 2011)
Misty, recorded by Johnny Mathis (Song; 1959)
Waking Up in Vegas, by Katy Perry (Song; 2009)
Walker, Texas Ranger (TV Series; 1993)
While You Were Sleeping (Film; 1995)
Wish, by The Cure (Album; 1992)
Today’s Name Days
Anselm, Konrad (Austria)
Anzelmo, Konrad (Croatia)
Alexandra (Czech Republic)
Florentius (Denmark)
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Anselmi, Anssi (Finland)
Anselme (France)
Alexandra, Anselm (Germany)
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Konrád (Hungary)
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Jannike, Jeanette (Norway)
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Ervín (Slovakia)
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Anneli, Annika (Sweden)
Phillipa (Ukraine)
Ansel, Ansell, Anselma, Selma, Zelma (USA)
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Chinese: Month 3 (Bing-Chen), Day 2 (Ji-You)
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Julian: 8 April 2023
Moon: 3%: Waxing Crescent
Positivist: 27 Archimedes (4th Month) [Plutarch]
Runic Half Month: Man (Human Being) [Day 12 of 15]
Season: Spring (Day 33 of 90)
Zodiac: Taurus (Day 2 of 30)
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sometimes I look back at my life and see how blessed i am and how many situations ive been in where I have been exposed to so much cosmic energy, and my hands are shaking and my palms are tingling and I can feel it creeping up my spine and I wonder how my tiny body has managed to hold that much grace
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Ram Navami Wishes : 10 Great Ram Navami Wishes In Hindi
Ram Navami Wishes : 10 Great Ram Navami Wishes In Hindi
Ram Navami Wishes In Hindi : नमस्कार दोस्तों, स्पीड इंडिया 24 आपका हार्दिक स्वागत करता है. आज राम नवमी के शुभ अवसर पर हम आपके लिए “Ram Navami Wishes : 10 Great Ram Navami Wishes In Hindi | Ram Navami In Hindi” की जानकारी लेकर आये है. आज नवमी हमारे भारत का एक प्रमुख त्यौहार है. राम नवमी का त्यौहार भारत में बड़े ही धूम-धूम से मनाया जाता है.
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Returning to 'Soft Hindutva' with Kamal Nath for 2023 MP elections, this is the Congress' 'Ram Navami' directive
Returning to ‘Soft Hindutva’ with Kamal Nath for 2023 MP elections, this is the Congress’ ‘Ram Navami’ directive
As the Congress decides to contest the 2023 Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections under the leadership of its veteran leader Kamal Nath, the party seems to be back to its tried and tested ‘soft Hindutva’ policy, which was seen in the 2018 state elections. The big old party in its manifesto talked of building cowsheds in every village and developing Hindu pilgrimage places in the state.
However, now…
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Happy Rama Navami blessings 🙏🤗
Stay tuned for the very first time ever Bhagavan Rama Bhava Samadhi Darshan today, 21st April 2021 @ 4pm ist (6.30pm myt). Darshan @ 8pm ist (10.30pm myt)
Pls register at https://events.kailaasa.org
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'Build powerful cognitions in your system whether you feel it's easy, difficult or impossible. Build powerful cognitions.'
🌺The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam 🌺
Paramahamsa Nithyananda's message on Ram Navami
'Today is Purushottama Paramapavana Bhagavan Sri Rama Chandra Prabhu’s birthday.
Vishnu Himself incarnates as Sri Ram, Adi Shesha appears as Lakshmana, His Chakra and Shanka appearing as Bharat and Shatrughan.
We forget today is the day four incarnations landed together. All four incarnations have happened on this auspicious day.
Rama is the symbol of everything best in the universe - Purushottama. He is the grand narrative of Hinduism
Even though he was targeted so much, the kind of powerfulness he demonstrated. I tell you, the highest powerfulness is not using your powers even when you are attacked and waiting for the law of Karma to do its job. Not at all becoming silly in the inner space, and enjoying the whole game
Rama is something extraordinary.
He has demonstrated all the great qualities to be a grand narrative, His Tyaga and powerfulness in front of all the situations.
Somebody has to have that kind of Tyaga to demonstrate the power of the values, giving courage and confidence to people on the power of Dharma.
People need to be given courage and confidence to practice Dharma.
Each incarnation has a reason, Rama’s was the most difficult. Remaining within the boundaries of a human frame - has to demonstrate the grandeur of the Dharma.
He has done something extraordinary, what an incarnation.
He continues to remain as the grand narrative of Indian civilization, Hindu civilisation, of Santana Dharma - Poorna Purushottama.
You being attacked is not something big, everyone gets attacked. Whether you are a beggar or a king, everyone is attacked. How you respond that decides whether you are great or not.
Being attacked doesn’t make you unique, how you respond makes you unique.
Thousands of kings have lost their kingdom. Nobody has become part of the history.
Losing a kingdom doesn’t make you part of history, how you respond makes you part of history.
His kinghood wasn’t taken away when the kingdom was taken away, that’s the reason he remains as Raja Rama.
Understand, his kinghood wasn’t taken away, that’s the reason he remains as Raja Rama forever.
Still we worship him only in the throne. His Patta Abhishekam scene is the most worshipped scene. Even though he has done so many wonderful things.
When his kingdom was removed from him, his kinghood wasn’t removed from him because it was built from his powerful cognitions.
He was king because of his powerful cognitions, not because of his external powers.
Build your personality from your powerful cognitions, that is what is the message from Ramayana.
One line message of Sri Rama is, build your whole life on powerful cognitions.
I should say the message of whole Rama’s life is nothing but manifesting powerful cognitions. You can call it as Tyaga, but he doesn’t even feel he has done Tyaga because of powerful cognitions.
The powerfulness he demonstrated when everything was taken away from him became his message or I should say usually people build their brand when the are great kings, queens, powerful people. Rama is the only person, he built his brand when he lost everything!
No one can use the opportunities like Rama, the worst opportunities he has used the best.
Build powerful cognitions about life, understandings about life. Your powerful cognitions act like a magnet and attracts situations, people of that same caliber in your life; manifest that same caliber experiences in your life.
Build powerful cognitions in your system, whether you feel it’s easy, difficult or impossible. Build powerful cognitions.'
25 March, 2018
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Ensayo corto sobre festivales indios
Festivales indios
Introducción: India es una tierra de ayunos y festivales. Los hombres y mujeres indios observan estos festivales durante todo el año. Estos festivales se están observando desde tiempos inmemoriales. La gente los está observando desde los albores de la civilización humana.
Principales Festivales Indios: Los principales festivales son Dussehra, Kali Puja, Ganesh Chaturthi, Basanta Panchami, Makar Sankranti, Janmastami, Ram Navami, Akshya Tritiya, Holi y otros, por nombrar solo algunos. Estos festivales son observados por los hindúes, pero también hay otros festivales como Eid-ul-Fitr, Eid-ul-Adha y Muharram observados por los musulmanes. Los cristianos observan Mensajes de Navidad 2018 y el día de Año Nuevo 2018 y los sijs o punjabis observan al gurú Nanak Jayanati.
La gente observa estos festivales con gran devoción, ya que creen que los ayunos y festivales purifican sus mentes y los inspiran a llevar una vida mejor y más pura. Si es por esta razón que los ancianos, los jóvenes y los niños observan estos ayunos y festivales con gran entusiasmo y entusiasmo.
Celebración: Estos festivales se observan durante todo el año con gran pompa y ceremonia. Algunos festivales como Dussehra, Diwali y Holi se observan en todo el país y algunos otros se observan a nivel regional. Todas las personas, independientemente de su posición social, observan estos festivales con sus familias y también socialmente con sus amigos con gran entusiasmo.
Importancia: cada festival tiene un valor social, religioso y mitológico. En consecuencia, Dussehra tiene una gran importancia. La gente cree que esta es la ocasión en que la diosa Durga mató a Mahisasura y salvó a la gente de las garras de un gran demonio. Esta es también una ocasión para luchar contra todo lo que es malo y establecer la verdad. Del mismo modo, el festival Janmastami también tiene una gran importancia religiosa y social. Esta es la ocasión en que el Señor Krishna nació para matar a Kansa y otros demonios y salvar a la gente de un gran peligro. Este festival también nos enseña cómo luchar contra el mal y la falsedad y establecer la verdad.
Su valor social y cultural: de esta manera, los festivales indios tienen una gran importancia religiosa y social. Enseñan una lección moral a las personas y las unen. La gente olvida todas sus diferencias y observa estos festivales con un sentido de unidad. Las fiestas les enseñan a olvidar su enemistad, estrechez y amargura y se unen por su religión y su sociedad, y por la amistad y la hermandad universal.
Conclusión: es nuestro deber sagrado celebrar estos festivales con un sentido de pureza y santidad. Debemos mantenerlo libre de comunalismo, estrechez y política desagradable.
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Why do we Celebrate Gudi Padwa?
Realities, Significance, and Importance:
India is to a great extent a horticultural nation where the vast majority of the celebrations are regularly identified with the start and completion of farming seasons. Also, Gudi Padwa marks similar ceremonies that it is praised soon after the finish of the Rabi season. This celebration is identified with the success and prosperity that is the reason in this day everything looks brilliant and lively. Likewise, individuals wear conventional articles of clothing on Gudi Padwa.
'Ugadi' which is the popular celebration of Andhra Pradesh and 'Yugadi', the celebration of Karnataka are similar celebrations yet both are articulated diversely in the separate areas. The day likewise denotes the start of Chaitra Navratri as indicated by the lunisolar Hindu date-book, that paves the way to Ram Navami, Lord Rama's birthday to be commended on a ninth day. This year the celebration will be commended on March 18, 2018, on the grounds that Navratri is additionally beginning from this day.
For all intents and purposes the festivals are regularly connected to the adjustment in season and to the sowing and procuring of yields. This day denotes the finish of one horticultural reap and the start of another one. The Gudi Padwa or Ugadi is in this manner celebrated toward the finish of the Rabi season. Likewise, in this day there are numerous delightful dishes and treats are made where the creation of "Puran-puri" is a custom on this day.
This day is likewise accepted to be propitious for 'vaastu puja' and for starting new business adventures. On this day, a few parades are likewise taken out. In this day, the families get together and the general population visits their old companions. Likewise, the general population, who remain away including out of the nation and the individuals who don't meet relatives during the time express well-wishes through telephone calls to their relatives and companions.
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રામનવમી પર આર્થિક સમૃદ્ધિ માટે ઉપાય
રામનવમી પર આર્થિક સમૃદ્ધિ માટે ઉપાય
રામનવમી પર આર્થિક સમૃદ્ધિ માટે ઉપાય, રામનવમી ખુશીઓથી ભરી દેશે જીવન, ભગવાન વિષ્ણુનો સાતમો અવતાર મર્યાદા પુરૂષોત્તમ શ્રી રામનો જન્મ થયો હતો. કૌશલ્યાએ ભગવાન રામને જન્મ આપ્યો હતો. ભારતીય જીવનમાં દિવસને પુણ્યનો તહેવાર માનવામાં આવે છે.
નવરાત્રિની નવમો દિવસ એટલે રામનવમીનો દિવસ માતાના નવમા સ્વરૂપ સિદ્ધિદાત્રીની ઉપાસના કરો અને તમારી શક્તિ મુજબ માતા દુર્ગાના નામથી દીપ પ્રજ્વલિત કરવો.
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रामनवमी पर निबंध | Essay On Ram Navami In Hindi | Ram Navami 2018
रामनवमी पर निबंध | Essay On Ram Navami In Hindi | Ram Navami 2018
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If your bank or Shopping mall skips .. Diwali ... Janmashtami ... Ram Navami....our HINDU festivals ... but it is fully decorated for Xmas .... you need to ask why?
If your bank or Shopping mall skips .. Diwali ... Janmashtami ... Ram Navami....our HINDU festivals ... but it is fully decorated for Xmas .... you need to ask why?
— No Conversion (@noconversion) September 28, 2018
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September 28, 2018 at 11:01AM
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Modi will chair NITI Aayog meeting to discuss development with all CMs but Mamata to skip meeting as it scheduled on Eid. She said I don’t go out of state during festival days
But, During Ram Navami Tensions in Bengal, She went Delhi to meet Opposition leaders for Anti-BJP front
— Anshul Saxena (@AskAnshul) June 3, 2018
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