#history of hindi

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The world of Premchand's female characters..

This is the strong aspect of Premchand literature.

To understand Premchand's creative vision, it is necessary to look deeply at his philosophy of women. Of his approximately 300 stories, a hundred are on women's life, while not more than 50 are on the rural environment. The role of female characters in his novels is also not less. There are strong female characters in every novel. Among his female characters, Suman, Sukhda, Nirmala, Jalpa, Dhaniya, Malti etc. cannot be forgotten.

Premchand's women society is Shatarupa. It contains heart-touching stories of human relationships. In his profuse female characters, glimpses of relationships like girl, young woman, girlfriend, wife, mother, sister, friend, daughter-in-law, widow, sister-in-law, prostitute etc. will be found, in which their independent personality has been lost and women have become the embodiment of exploitation, slavery and submission. Yes, but this is one aspect of his women's philosophy. Nirmala in his literature

('Nirmala' novel)

Live and die the most painful life, but all the female characters are not destitute and slaves of men, rather these women challenge male authority, refuse to accept their husband as God and are active participants in procreation and Swaraj movement. Women will be found.

Premchand depicts the traditional form of woman in his literature. It reveals the poignant nature of her being a woman and her compulsion to live with the problems and tortures of family life and creates a modern sense of self-consciousness in her. It is written about Malti of 'Godaan' that she was a butterfly from outside and a bee from inside. There is a collection of modern woman's values in her butterfly and traditional feminine values in her bee.

To understand their women's issues, it is important to know and understand Dhaniya and Malti.

Is. This modernity in Premchand's women's thinking is not from the Western women's movement, but is the contribution of Arya Samaj. He was a member of Arya Samaj and was associated with its reform movement. Along with this, they consider protection of sexual purity and chastity of women as paramount. Premchand creates high level human ideals (sexual purity and chastity along with service-sacrifice, motherly love, sacrifice, motherhood, creation of family, active for national goals) and consciousness of self-realization in the female characters. These women have the ability to take a man to divinity ('mystery' story). In 'Godaan', Mehta says, 'Woman is as superior to man as light is to darkness. Forgiveness, sacrifice and non-violence are the highest ideals of life for humans. Woman has achieved this ideal.

Premchand does not want to break the family. Although his story 'Bade Ghar Ki Beti' is famous, he also gives it a modern form. They talk about the use of artificial methods for family planning and limiting the family to two children and its rights, monogamy, man's right over property, divorce and woman's right to half the property.

In his writings, Premchand brings the Indian woman equal to the man and writes that the man should give up the madness of ruling over the woman, otherwise they will remain in their own rights. They should have equal rights and the decision should be left to them only.

In this way Premchand establishes the condition and direction of Indian women and becomes the father of women's discussion. Her women's thinking becomes the foundation of independent India and women get many rights.

Source - kkgoyanka

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Jin ko nahi pata ke kidhar jaana chahiye, unn sab ko mere dil mai utar jaana chahiye.

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hai hairat ke tuu bhi humein chhod rha hai aur hairat ke tuu ne humein chuuma bhi nahi

— aas

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The thing that bothers me the most are language comparison videos, especially the comments, because every time it’s Hindi, all the comments are saying it’s an “Urdu word." Like synonyms don’t exist in every language. Hindi and all Indo-Aryan languages are full of Persian and Arabic loanwords, and native Hindi and Urdu speakers don’t speak in pure Hindi and Urdu colloquially.

Hindi and Urdu are the same languages according to linguistics. They’re both registers of Hindustani.

Modern standard Hindi only emerged in the 18th century to create a Hindu lingua-franca, where they intentionally replaced Persian words with Sanskrit ones under the patronage of Fort William College and John Gilchrist, but Urdu was commonly used by Hindus at the time.

The split of Hindustani deepened the religious divide, associating Urdu with Muslims and Hindi with Hindus. The British exploited it for their divide and rule policy. Following the partition, the drive for separate national identities intensified the split between Hindi and Urdu. Books with religious or professional jargon show increased divergence between Hindi and Urdu.

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When mushtaq ahmed yousafi said

"jitna socho ge utni aziyat mein raho ge to ya apne ap ko mazboot karlo ya masroof karlo" i should have listened!

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not to sound like a white guy because I'm not but there's such a lack of podcasts about indian history it makes me wanna start my own

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Let this International Gita Mahotsav (IGM) 2024 be the opportunity to make yourself aware about those hidden secrets outlined in holy Gita ji which can clear your path to success and salvation. The satisfaction in one's life is solely through the right spiritual methodologies. Explore the article on International Gita Mahotsav to know details:

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इश्क़-ए-हिंदुस्तान

जोधा, जो बनी मलिका-ए-हिंदुस्तान,

और जलाल, शहंशाह-ए-हिंदुस्तान का अरमान।

एक थी राजपूती शान, दूजा था जंग का तूफ़ान,

मगर मोहब्बत ने लिख दिया दोनों का फरमान।

जलाल, जो था जंगों का बेमिसाल सिकंदर,

जोधा के इश्क़ से बना अदल का पैग़ंबर।

खून की नदी में जो खेता था अपने जहान,

उसके दिल में मोहब्बत ने जलाए दिए अरमान।

अज़ान की सदा और मंदिर की घंटियां,

बनीं गवाही उनके दिल की बेतहाशा उल्फ़तियां।

धर्म का झगड़ा जो मिटा, बना हिंदुस्तान का पैग़ाम,

मोहब्बत से रचा इत्तेहाद का नया आयाम।

शम्स की तरह अकबर का नूर चमका,

माहताब सी जोधा का हुस्न महका।

मज़हब की दीवारें भी हिलने लगीं,

इश्क़ की खुशबू से फ़िज़ाएं महकने लगीं।

जोधा की मासूमियत ने बदल दिया जलाल,

शहंशाह बना, पर दिल का अकबर रहा ख़ालिस और नायाब।

इश्क़-ए-जोधा-अकबर, हिंदुस्तान की पहचान,

जहां अदल और मोहब्बत का लिखा गया नया संविधान।

[skiddo-xy]

I've chosen my topic for my summative project for world history which is "evaluation of the usage of the Yiddish language during the 19th century" and to for ambiance reasons I've started branching out my Yiddish music taste to songs other than the Barry Sisters' rendition of Tumbalalaika.

For this reason, I've been listening to Chava Alberstein's rendition of Dona Dona/דאַנאַ דאַנאַ and in the chorus there is the lyrics "lakht un lakht un lakht/לאַכט און לאַכט און לאַכט" and in between a few of the consonants she sings a /ə/ (better to look it up yourself how it's pronounced but it's sort of like "uhhh") so the lyric sounds more like "lakht unəlakht unəlakht."

I found that super interesting because a lot of Punjabi and Urdu/Hindi songs do the same thing!

An example of this in the song "Jhoome Jo Pathaan" from the movie soundtrack "Pathaan," the chorus is as follows:

Jhoome jo pathaan meri jaan/झूमे जो पठान मेरी जान Mehfil hi loot jaaye/महफ़िल हाय लुट जाए Dede jo zubaan meri jaan/देदे जो ज़ुबान मेरी जान Uspe mar mit jaaye/उसपे मर मिट जाए

It is pronounced more like: "Jhoome jo pathaanəmeri jaanə/mehəfil hii lootəjaaye/dede jo zubaanəmeri jaanə/uspe mar mitəjaaye"

Also interesting since not all consonants in each language get spacing between them, and in both examples above, they're not the same ones! In Dona Dona, the "kh/כ" sound from "lakht/לאַכט" doesn't have a space after it, though the "h/ह(/ح)" from "mehfil/महफ़िल(/محفل)" does!

Just interesting stuff I wanted to share :)

Songs I talked about in this post:

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*#आओ_जानें_सनातन_को*

*Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj

[bougainvillea-like]

aur tujhe be-sabab chaah kar bhi

dil-e-nakaam bas tujhe mangataa hai

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Factcheck: ऑस्ट्रेलिया महाद्वीप चांद से ज्यादा चौड़ा है!

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Anirvan Web Series: Everything You Need To Know

In the world of online shows, there is a series that is catching everyone's attention: "Anirvan." But before we consider what makes it so special, let's take a step back, to around 5000 BC.

Before proceeding further in this article, you need to know why you should watch Anirvan web series.

Anirvan is based on the life journey of Ravana, and is based on a city of the same name. But the cool thing about it is that it mixes things up by jumping between different time periods. So, sometimes we are in ancient times, and sometimes we are in present times.

But "Anirvan" is not just about mysteries; It's also about what makes us human, like love and finding out what's true. Similarly, we have created a web series that will show you the real world of Ravana.

But what really sets “Anirvan” apart is its ability to take us beyond the boundaries of reality. With its rich storytelling and intense world-building, the series invites us to imagine what it would be like to explore ancient ruins, decipher ancient texts, and uncover long-forgotten secrets.

So, whether you're a fan of mysteries, history, or just love a good adventure, "Anirvan" has something for everyone. It is a timeless story that transcends the boundaries of time and space, inviting us to embark on a journey of discovery and wonder. So why not join this adventure and see where it takes you?

In Anirvan Web Series  we have tried to show a different side of Ravana. We will see their struggles, their strengths and even their moments of goodness. Through the series, we will learn more about Ravana's character and why he makes the choices he does.

By watching "Anirvan", we will delve into the world of Ravana and find out what makes him special. It's not just about good versus evil – it's about understanding the complexities of our history and culture. So, get ready to see a never-seen-before story of Ravana in “Anirvan” and see Ramayana in a whole new light.

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My attentiveness in a class is directly proportional to the babygirlism of the teacher

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