75 years lo inkoka Industry Hit kodutunnadu
India lo e range Hero raledhu... radu kuda. Thaliava🦁🦁👑🐐
Vijay CM avvagaligadu kani... movies parmga INDUSTRY HIT lekunda chesadu #Rajinikanth 🔥
Modi got them from "Bharat Tere Tukde Honge Inshallah" to "Lehra do Tiranga" in 10 years
10 more years of Modi and they will chant "Bana do Hindu Rashtra"
Aur kitne acche din chahiye?
Diwali is one of the most important festive seasons of Hindus, in terms of Business..
Delhi is the centre of business...
And whenever Diwali is around, opposition ecosystem starts making it hostage...
It's a pattern...
Garba is a Hindu religious tradition :
1. It begins with devotion to Hindu deities : Traditional Garba celebrations begin with Mata Ji’s Aarti, invoking the blessings of Maa Amba, Maa Durga or other forms of the Divine Mother. Aarti is a Hindu devotional ritual.
2. It is traditionally performed barefoot : Participants commonly dance barefoot as a mark of reverence at a sacred gathering dedicated to the Goddess. This reflects the devotional character of traditional Garba.
3. Traditional Garba songs are dedicated to the Goddess : Many traditional Gujarati Garba songs praise Maa Amba, Maa Durga and other manifestations of Shakti. Their lyrics invoke the Goddess, celebrate her power and express devotion to her.
4. Its name and central symbol have religious significance : Garba is commonly linked to the Sanskrit terms Garbha (womb) and Deep (lamp). Traditionally, dancers move in circles around a lit earthen pot or an image of Goddess Amba, symbolising life, creation and the Divine Feminine.
5. Its historical and cultural roots are inseparable from Hindu Navratri : Garba developed as a devotional folk dance in Gujarat, traditionally performed during Navratri, the Hindu festival dedicated to Shakti.
Garba is a Hindu religious and cultural tradition rooted in the worship of Shakti, devotion to the Goddess, Hindu rituals and the celebration of Navratri. Its devotional songs, sacred symbolism and traditional practices establish its Hindu origins.
So why do people from other community (mostly males) want to be part of it?
And if you really want it, why don't you attend Aarti, Puja etc?
This is exactly how my Grandfather's prime property was usurped by a Razakar neighbour.
Cut open a pregnant cow. Threw it's still born calf at night, exactly at the spot my Dadu used stand and do Surja Pranam, every morning.
Dadu saw it that morning and got the message.
Slaughtering cow to hit Hindus isn't new.
Neha Bora wants to replicate this Bangladeshi model in India.
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