@AdhirSinha Looks like our house in the 1980s which was minus the trophies of course.We had the exact same cabinet with shutters.DD started at 6pm and ended at 10pm
@Jasonphilip8 Can a PV exam be done detect a vaginal septum?I mean she might have undergone several.Or is it only a visual Finding on a speculum examination
@NalinisKitchen Is this so difficult to solve?Just make it compulsory to record videos of wells constructed along with location tagging of the actual wells with the officer alongside
@khushbookadri The year https://t.co/CPJzug6MBI very first anatomy lecture by Dr https://t.co/ghUVg8dD74 impressionable age 17 I listened(and still remember) his words.The body you are studying was once a very lively person.Always fold your hands and bow before dissection.
@ImtiazMadmood@charovargas_ At age 18 if you are not a socialist you don't have a heart and if at age 40 you still are a socialist then you don't have a head.
Ten Things a Hindu can do While using English Language: - written by Francois Gautier (check his Facebook page. He knows more Hinduism than many of us)
# 01.
Please stop using the term "God fearing" - Hindus never ever fear God. For us, God is everywhere and we are also part of God. God is not a separate entity to fear.
It is integral.
# 02.
Please do not use the meaningless term "RIP" when someone dies. Use "Om Shanti", "Sadhgati" or "I wish this atma attains moksha/sadhgati /Uthama lokas". Hinduism neither has the concept of "soul" nor its "resting". The terms "Atma" and "Jeeva" are, in a way, antonyms for the word "soul".(to be understood in detail)
# 03.
Please don't use the word "Mythology" for our historic epics (Ithihaas) Ramayana and Mahabharata. Rama and Krishna are historical heroes, not just mythical characters.
# 04.
Please don't be apologetic about idol worship and say “Oh, that's just symbolic". All religions have idolatry in kinds or forms - cross, words, letters (calligraphy) or direction.
Also let's stop using the words the words 'idols', 'statues' or 'images' when we refer to the sculptures of our Gods.
Use the terms 'Moorthi' or 'Vigraha'. If words like Karma, Yoga, Guru and Mantra can be in the mainstream, why not Moorthi or Vigraha?
# 04.
Please don't refer to Ganesh and Hanuman as "Elephant god" and "Monkey god" respectively. You can simply write Shree Ganesh and Shree Hanuman.
# 05.
Please don't refer to our temples as prayer halls. Temples are "devalaya" (abode of god) and not "prarthanalaya" (Prayer halls).
# 06.
Please don't wish your children "black birthday" by allowing them to blow off the candles that are kept on top of the birthday cake. Don't throw spit on the divine fire (Agni Deva). Instead, ask them to pray: "Oh divine fire, lead me from darkness to light" (Thamasoma Jyotirgamaya) by lighting a lamp. These are all strong images that go deep into the psyche.
# 07.
Please avoid using the words "spirituality" and "materialistic". For a Hindu, everything is divine. The words spirituality and materialism came to India through evangelists and Europeans who had a concept of Church vs State. Or Science vs Religion. On the contrary, in India, Sages were scientists and the foundation stone of Sanatan Dharma was Science.
# 09.
Please don't use the word "Sin" instead of "Paapa". We only have Dharma (duty, righteousness, responsibility and privilege) and Adharma (when dharma is not followed). Dharma has nothing to do with social or religious morality. 'Paapa' derives from Adharma.
# 10.
Please don't use loose translation like meditation for "dhyana" and 'breathing exercise' for "Pranayama". It conveys wrong meanings. Use the original words.
Remember, the world respects only those who respect themselves!
Please pass it on so that people can understand about Hindu Dharma....
🙏🙏🙏
@DTDCIndia
The parcel from Pune to Banglore supposed to reach Banglore on Wednesday.Two days later on Friday it has still not reached.Complaint and ticket raised yesterday.Again renewed complaint https://t.co/O77BmTiyPB update from your end.Extremely distressed.
@SwarajyaMag@nishthaanushree The point is why use the undesirable attributes even if it used as opposite meaning..Some Hindu names also appear in Muslim names.The internet when not used with wisdom can be harmful.
@SwarajyaMag@nishthaanushree Then I ask them to confirm from Sanskrit dictionary -Learnsanskrit.com or download the https://t.co/vpNyOuynX5.
There is a fad for names with A but most of them are negations of undesirable attributes.(अ or अन् are used for opposites in Sanskrit)