#Poojas

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IND-W vs SA-W: Mandhana-Harmanpreet show, Pooja’s final over hand India nailbiting series-sealing win in Bengaluru

BENGALURU India survived an almighty scare as South Africa nearly chased down a women’s ODI record 326-run target before falling four runs short. at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium here on Wednesday. Pooja Vastrakar, who bowled the last over, had 11 runs to defend, and when Nadine de Klerk (28, 22b, 2×4, 1×6) edged the second ball past short-third for four, it seemed all over. But Pooja dismissed de…

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Pooja booking online

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i have one braincell and it is constantly occupied with the twins going to naboo and meeting padmé's family

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Aishwarya Rai in Aa Ab Laut Chalen (1999)

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Pooja Mor by Avani Rai for Grazia International Magazine December 2023

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Imma go Desi hindi w this one at some aspects otherwise Tumblr will block me.

Read a comment on IG which said, "Why can't we worship Karna? Both he and Krishna struggled and went from hardships. Why can't we worship Karna just because he's a Suta Putra and Krishna is Bhagawan?"

Sabse pehle to bha***o, Sutas were the ones who were born of a Brahmin Mother and a Kshatriya Father. That means Suta was NOT a Lower Caste. There is a HUGE ASS DIFFERENCE between Suta and Shudra. Don't make Karna a Shudra. He was a Kshatriya.

His foster Father Adiratha was Charioteer and dear friend of Dhritarashtra, and I have also read (I'm not sure if it is true) that Adiratha was ALREADY King of Anga, and later Karna became one.

And secondly, Karna ki asliyat is known by the people who have read epics. Mene puri nhi padhi par itna to knowledge hai. Krishna ko kyu puja jata hai yahi puche the na?

Why do our Mothers dressed up us like Kanha— be it a Boy or Girl— when we were babies and Toddlers?

Because every woman on this entire Earth wants a Child like Krishna.

Krishna always helped Arjuna— not in just materialistic things. If he wanted he could have got the Hastinapur's Throne in mere seconds. But he made Arjuna and Pandavas struggle. Why did he?

Because Lord take our tests. He breaks us to the EXTENT we lose Faith. Vo paristhiti hi aisi banate hai ki koi bhi andar tak toot jaye. But he focuses on who trusts Krishna.

Who doesn't want a Friend and Mentor like that?

He (and Dau) made Abhimanyu such a great warrior that so many Maharathis were defeated by a mere sixteen year old boy and Kauravas had to round up at him and k!ll him by deciet.

Who in this world wouldn't want a Teacher like that?

Those who said Pandavas won because God was their side- no idiots. Pandavas won because they were with TRUTH. They were with Dharma. With right.

And Krishna is the Eternal Truth aka Parama Satya.

So before you compare Karna to Krishna, know that Karna isn't even the dirt of Krishna's feet.

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Pooja Hegde

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Boyfriends 😔

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excerpt from an audio-translation I worked on with a colleague of mine; we translated Draupadī's imposing speech as rendered in modern Mahābhārat retellings. Draupadī utters this speech after she is dragged to the royal hall by her hair, and is assaulted & sexually harassed by the men of the Kuru dynasty. she renounces her status as a wife; in the Sanskrit Mbh, symbolically, by refusing to tie her hair again, while in modern renderings, explicitly, by directly renouncing her husbands who passively watched her humiliation.

in this sequence, Draupadī curses the Kurus. the curse bears similarities across the Sanskrit & modern tellings; that just as she bled in the sabhā (royal court / hall), so will all the men bleed on the battlefield, and just as she wept with her hair untied, so will their women cry before their corpses with their hair dishevelled (tied hair was the marking of a wife / bride, untied hair, of a widow).

photo: Pooja Sharma as Draupadī. Pooja is my Draupadī.

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Dil To Pagal Hai, 1997.

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She's here...

Adi Shakti, Durga, Devi... mother, protector, destroyer of all evil!

Today marks the beginning of the nine holy nights of Goddess Durga (Shakti herself), wherein her nine different avatars are worshipped and honoured.

Wishing all my fellow Hindus a very blessed and happy Navratri. ❤️❤️❤️

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Harpers Bazaar UK Nov 2023 - Pooja Mor by Boo George

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Pooja Mor by Steff Galea for Vogue Arabia January 2024