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Preity Zinta celebrates Karwa Chauth by sharing heartwarming throwback PICS with husband Gene Goodenough: ‘Miss you’ | Hindi Movie News

B-town wives celebrated Karwa Chauth with much love and joy, sharing beautiful moments on social media. From traditional outfits to heartwarming captions, their celebrations lit up the day. This year, however, actress Preity Zinta found herself missing her husband, Gene Goodenough, prompting her to share some nostalgic throwback pictures from previous Karwa Chauth celebrations.Preity posted…

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Preity Zinta और उनके पति Gene Goodenough ने की Dalai Lama के साथ बातचीत

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Preity Zinta's Late Birthday Post For Husband Gene Goodenough Is All About Love

Preity Zinta shared this picture. (courtesy: realpz) Actress-producer Preity Zinta, one of Bollywood’s most popular names, is celebrating her husband Gene Goodenough’s birthday today. On the occasion, she has shared a special message wishing him. Posting pictures of the couple from the South Asian Excellence pre-Oscars event in Los Angeles, California, Preity Zinta thanked Gene Goodenough for…

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[ad_1] Los Angeles Wildfire: Preity Zinta, who resides with her family in LA, has assured her fans that she is safe "as of now". The veteran actress lives in the city with her husband Gene Goodenough, their twin children, and in-laws. According to the US media reports, the wildfires, wh Read More [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Los Angeles Wildfire: Preity Zinta, who resides with her family in LA, has assured her fans that she is safe "as of now". The veteran actress lives in the city with her husband Gene Goodenough, their twin children, and in-laws. According to the US media reports, the wildfires, wh Read More [ad_2] Source link

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Preity Zinta shares joyful holiday moments featuring her kids

Mumbai: Preity Zinta recently shared a glimpse of her joyful holiday celebrations with her fans on social media. The actress posted a series of adorable photos featuring her twin children and husband, Gene Goodenough. On Thursday, the Soldier actress shared photos from her Christmas celebrations with her kids, Jai and Gia. In the pictures, the family radiates warmth and happiness, with the…

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Preity Zinta Opens Up About Her Struggles with IVF Before Becoming a Mother Through Surrogacy

Bollywood actress Preity Zinta recently shared her emotional journey of becoming a mother, revealing the challenges she faced during her IVF treatment. Preity, who became a mother to twins through surrogacy in 2021, spoke candidly about the pain and frustration she endured while trying to start a family. Preity, now 49, married American resident Gene Goodenough in 2016. In a heartfelt interview…

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Meet Gene Goodenough, the LA-based Finance Analyst who is actress and Punjab Kings co-owner Preity Zinta's ... [ Punjab Kings ]

Meet Gene Goodenough, the LA-based Finance Analyst who is actress and Punjab Kings co-owner Preity Zinta’s … [Highlights] A well-known actress, entrepreneur, producer, and co-owner of the IPL team Punjab Kings — Preity Zinta — has been juggling all these… Preity Zinta the co-owner of PBKS, began her career with the film “Dil Se” in 1998, and has spent more than 25 years in Bollywood. While…

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Preity Zinta’s Unique Anniversary: A Once-in-Four-Years Celebration

Celebrations are in full swing as Preity Zinta and Gene Goodenough mark their eighth wedding anniversary. The couple, who exchanged vows on February 29, 2016, enjoys a unique anniversary, celebrated only once every four years. Preity shared heartwarming photos of them together, capturing tender moments and exchanging anniversary wishes with a heartfelt note.

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Preity Zinta and Gene Goodenough share joyful moments with Dalai Lama in Dharamshala; see post : Bollywood News

Actress Preity Zinta is presently in India with her husband Gene Goodenough, along with their children Jai and Gia. Today, Preity posted photos of her meeting with the Dalai Lama on her social media. The couple had the opportunity to meet the Dalai Lama in Dharamshala. In her accompanying message, Preity expressed her gratitude for the time they spent with him. Preity Zinta and Gene Goodenough…

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Preity Zinta Celebrates 7th Marriage Anniversary By Sharing A Beautiful Post On Social Media Of Her & Husband Gene Goodenough-Watch

PreIty Zinta ‘Cannot Believe It’s Been 7 years’ Since Her Wedding( Photo Credit – Instagram ) It’s been seven years since actress Preity Zinta has been married to Gene Goodenough, and she “cannot believe” it. Preity Zinta took to Instagram, where she shared a clip. In the video, she kept her hands on Gene Goodenough’s eyes while spending time together in a swimming pool. They also posed for…

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Why Preity Zinta Was "Very Happy" To See Mandira Bedi Presenting At Women's Premier League

Image was shared by Preity Zinta.(courtesy:realpz) Bollywood actress Preity Zinta has had a longstanding association with cricket. The star is the proud co-owner of the Indian Premier League team Punjab Kings as well as the owner of the Stellenbosch Kings franchise team of South Africa’s Mzansi Super League. Now, in a special Instagram post, Preity Zinta has shared her happiness about the rise…

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I’m an atheist too, and I’ve been through the same thought process as you evilsoup. I know you’re presenting an earnest solution in good faith (lol that term at this time), and I want to honor that.

Firstly, I do want to point out that the term genocide was specifically coined for this erasure of culture. I know the current UN definition includes only mass killing, but that was not the intent. In 1945, Raphael Lemkin wrote,

It is for this reason that I took the liberty of inventing the word, genocide. The term is from the Greek word genes meaning tribe or race and the Latin cide meaning killing. Genocide tragically enough must take its place in the dictionary of the future beside other tragic words like homicide and infanticide. As Von Rundstedt has suggested the term does not necessarily signify mass killings although it may mean that.

More often it [Genocide] refers to a coordinated plan aimed at destruction of the essential foundations of the life of national groups so that these groups wither and die like plants that have suffered a blight. The end may be accomplished by the forced disintegration of political and social institutions, of the culture of the people, of their language, their national feelings and their religion. It may be accomplished by wiping out all basis of personal security, liberty, health and dignity. When these means fail the machine gun can always be utilized as a last resort. Genocide is directed against a national group as an entity and the attack on individuals is only secondary to the annihilation of the national group to which they belong.

Secondly, there’s a large body of work already done on what you’re proposing. If you haven’t already, look into various cultures’ applications of Pax Imperia — peace through imperialism. Obviously the term is based on the Pax Romana era (Nero and all that), where Rome decided to enforce peace by eradicating individual cultures and enforcing sameness throughout the empire.

I’d also suggest reading The Sacred Depths of Nature by Ursula Goodenough. She presents the development of individual theism and cultural identity as part of human evolution. Her biological descriptions helped refine my thinking on this very complex matter.

Finally, I’d challenge you to play with rewording some of the thoughts you’ve expressed. See how they feel if you consider that individual cultures aren’t a result of oppression. For example, you called antisemitism “a form of oppression that creates the need for a separate Jewish culture.” Perhaps it could be more accurate as, “antisemitism is a form of oppression that arose in response to Jewish identity and culture.”

Another exercise would be to switch the dominant culture in your statements. Does it sound as useful if Jewish atheism was the ultimate goal worldwide? How difficult would it be for you to adapt to living culturally as a Jew? Or more secular: could you adapt easily to a universal French culture, or a universal Australian culture?

The outlook I’ve reached so far is complicated. Yes, I’d love to see a universal peace and abundance. I’d love to reduce suffering in the world. But life on Earth would have literally needed to evolve differently for that to happen. It’s valuable and noble to aspire to ideals, but it’s useless if I don’t consider the truth of how things are right now. That includes the inherent value of individuals and cultures. Does that make sense?

Once again begging anti-theists to realize that to get to a world without religion you’d have to commit cultural genocide. So maybe you shouldn’t push for that

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Know what Preity Zinta is doing this weekend

Preity Zinta posted this. (image courtesy: realpz) Highlight Preity Zinta posted a picture Preity Zinta wrote, “Weekend Drives” Preity Zinta married Jean Goodenough in 2016 Weekends can be hazy and boring without special plans. We don’t know about you but actress Preity Zinta is already executing her weekend plans. What’s on his mind? This time, she is ready for a drive and she is telling it…