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LIC Kanyadan Policy : Secure The Future Of Your Daughter!

LIC (Life Insurance Corporation) is the country’s largest insurance company that offers special schemes for people of all ages, from children to the elderly. Some of the LIC schemes are specially designed for daughters. These schemes will help parents plan efficiently for their daughter’s future.

Most parents start worrying about their daughter's education and wedding expenses as soon as she is born. In such cases, LIC’s Kanyadan Policy can ease these concerns. Let’s learn more about this policy in detail.

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Can I file a FIR against my husband who now wants to gets married to someone else?

Marriage in the Hindu religion is a sacred tie performed by certain ceremonies and rites which are necessary for a valid marriage.

According to Section 7 of the Hindu Marriage Act, there are three important stages wherein certain ceremonies are to be performed., as following :-

1) Sagai - Hindu engagement is an important pre-wedding ritual in Indian culture, it is a type of culture in which the bride and groom come face to face and are engaged with a religious bond by each other’s families.

2) Kanyadan - It is an emotional and sentimental laden ritual which recognizes the sacrifice a father makes in order to ensure her daughter’s happines, and it is an integral part of traditional Hindu marriage.

3) Saptapadi - It is an activity which is undertaken by the bride and groom in front of the fire god, where couples go around the sacred fire seven times while reciting certain vows.

Section 7 of the Hindu marriage act 1955 states the solemnization of the Hindu marriage, a Hindu marriage may be performed by all the ceremonies and rituals of both the party or either anyone.

It is concerned with the Saptapadi which means that taking seven rounds around the fire with their partner; after its completion, marriage becomes complete.

The marriage renders to be valid if it is performed between Hindu couples according to the customary ceremony and rituals of each party or any one of them.

There are many rituals which you did not perform and hence the validity of your marriage is questionable.

The pandit who solemnized your marriage in the temple can act as a proof for your marriage if you do no have any pictures, but since you two were not even living together after marriage and were meeting like boyfriend girlfriend only, your marriage's validity is questionable and you should mention him as boyfriend only in the FIR.

Reference Laws: Hindu Marriage Act

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Mukhyamantri Kanyadan Yojana: राजस्थान में लड़कियों की शादी के लिए वित्तीय सहायता

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16 remedies for peace of Pitru Dosha, which must be tried on Sarva Pitru Amavasya!

Pitru Dosha is an invisible obstacle. This obstacle is caused by the anger of the ancestors. There can be many reasons for the anger of the ancestors, such as your conduct, a mistake committed by a family member, not performing rituals like Shraddha, any mistake in funeral rituals, etc.

Common remedies include Shodash Pinddaan, snake worship, cow donation to Brahmin, Kanyadan, building wells, stepwells, ponds, etc., planting Peepal, Banyan, etc. Devvriksh in the temple premises and chanting Vishnu mantras, reciting Shrimad Bhagwat to remove the ghost curse.

In the Vedas and Puranas, there is a description of mantras, stotras, and suktas for the satisfaction of ancestors, by daily reciting of which any type of Pitru obstacle, no matter what it is, gets pacified. If daily recitation is not possible, then it should be done at least on Amavasya of every month and on Ashvin Krishna Paksha Amavasya i.e. Pitru Paksha. However, it is good to get Pitru Dosh Shanti done according to the type of Pitru Dosh present in the horoscope.

By sitting in front of Lord Bholenath's picture or idol or meditating on Lord Bholenath at home and chanting 1 rosary of the following mantra daily, all types of Pitru Dosh problems, obstacles, etc. are pacified and auspiciousness is attained. Mantra chanting can be done anytime in the morning or evening!

Mantra: 'Om Tatpurushaya Vidmahe Mahadevaya Cha Dheemahi Tanno Rudra: Prachodayat.'

On Amavasya, Pitru Dosh is pacified by feeding food prepared with purity for ancestors and rice, powdered sugar, ghee and 1 roti to a cow.

Respecting your parents and elders, respecting all women, and fulfilling their needs always keeps the ancestors happy.

To remove the problem of children caused by Pitra Dosha, listen to 'Harivansh Purana' or recite it regularly.

Reciting Durga Saptashati or Sundarkand daily also reduces this defect.

The Sun is the father, so by filling water in a copper vessel and putting red flowers, red sandalwood powder, roli, etc. in it, offering Arghya to Sun God and chanting the mantra 'Om Ghrini Suryay Namah' 11 times, the ancestors are happy and move upward.

On the day of Amavasya, one must donate milk, sugar, white cloth, Dakshina, etc. in the name of one's ancestors in a temple or to a capable Brahmin.

Do circumambulation of the Peepal tree in Pitru Paksha. If 108 parikramas are done, then Pitra Dosha will definitely be removed.

Plant a Peepal or Banyan tree on the premises of a temple and pour water in it daily, take care of it. As the tree grows, Pitra Dosha will be removed, because all the gods and goddesses, other yonis and ancestors, etc. reside on these trees only.

If you have snatched someone's right or snatched the wealth and property of a helpless person, then definitely return his right or property to him.

A person suffering from Pitra Dosha should light a lamp of pure ghee under a Peepal tree at sunrise from one Amavasya to the next Amavasya i.e. for 1 month and this sequence should not be broken.

On the Amavasya that comes after a month, do one more experiment. For this, get a little cow urine of a local cow or a milk-giving cow mix it with some water, and pour this water into the roots of the Peepal tree. After this, light 5 incense sticks, 1 coconut, and a lamp of pure ghee under the Peepal tree and pray to your ancestors for your welfare with devotion and come home and feed some poor people in the afternoon of the same day. By doing this, Pitra Dosha will be pacified.

If there is a well in the house or a place to keep drinking water, take special care of the purity of that place because this is considered to be Pitra Sthan. Apart from this, Pitra Dosha is also pacified by filling drinking water for animals and getting a water stall installed or feeding jalebi to stray dogs.

If there is a lot of trouble due to Pitra Dosha, the loss of a child or child is suffering, then at any auspicious time, bow to your ancestors and pray to them to be happy and apologize for the crime and neglect done by you knowingly or unknowingly. Then chant Pitra Gayatri Mantra 1.25 lakh times in the house or Shivalaya. After the chanting, after the Dashansh havan, take a resolution that the full benefits of this should be received by the ancestors. By doing this, the ancestors are very happy, because you have paved the way for their salvation.

Special Remedy: This remedy for the peace of Pitru Dosh has been seen to be very experienced and gives infallible results. That is, to provide financial support in the marriage of a poor girl, either secretly or directly. (But this support should be wholehearted, not just for show or to praise oneself). This makes the ancestors very happy because the virtuous results obtained as a result of this give strength and speed to the ancestors, due to which they move towards the upper worlds and reach the virtuous worlds.

If the soul of a relative creates Pitru Dosh due to some special desire, then in such a situation, leaving the attachment, one should recite 'Gajendra Moksha Stotra' for his salvation.

The very simple remedy to remove Pitra Dosha

A lamp should be lit in the northwest corner of the house by mixing an equal quantity of agar oil with mustard oil during the entire Pitru Paksha. It is better if the lamp is made of brass. It is necessary for the lamp to burn for at least 10 minutes.

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CM Kanyadan Yojna : सरकार दे रही बेटी की शादी के लिए 51 हजार रुपये, ऐसे ले सकते हैं योजना का लाभ CM Kanyadan Yojna. मुख्यमंत्री कन्यादान योजना के तहत गरीब परिवारों को बेटियों की शादी के लिए राज्य सरकार द्वारा 31 हजार रुपये से लेकर 51 हजार रुपये की आर्थिक सहायता दी जाती है,आर्थिक दिक्कत के कारण बेटियों की शादी में रूकावट न आये इस योजना का मुख्य उद्देश्य है,आइये जानते है मुख्यमंत्री कन्यादान योजना में आवेदन

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Finding your Perfect Match Within the Kurubas: MR Matrimony at your Aid

Known for their rich heritage and strong sense of nature, the vibrant Kurubas cherish their traditions while embracing modern ways of finding love. If you are a single Kuruba looking for your soul mate, do not search anywhere! This blog post is your guide to navigating through MR Matrimony to indulge in an exciting Kuruba wedding. We will guide you to a meaningful relationship that can blossom into lasting love.

But beyond the benefits, MR Matrimony offers a unique opportunity to connect with individuals who share your culture. Be it your love for vibrant folk dances like Kolata or a deep respect for traditions like honoring Kodavas (ancestral spirits), this platform offers you someone who understands your heritage and shows him/her that it is valuable. So, get ready to get through your Kuruba love story – a journey filled with shared traditions, a deep sense of community, and a love that exceeds time!

Kuruba Wedding Culture: A Blend of Tradition and Celebration

Known for their rich heritage and diverse small groups, the Kuruba people also offer a vibrant wedding culture that blends tradition and joyful celebration. Here are some of the common things you may encounter at a Kuruba wedding:

Before the wedding ceremony:

Horoscope Matching (Jathaga Porutham): Like many Hindu communities, Kuruba families often consult with astrologers to ensure compatibility between the bride and groom.

Sagan (Betrothal): This ceremony officially confirms the marriage contract. Families exchange gifts and blessings, sometimes with traditional music and dance.

Haldi (manjal): A paste made from turmeric, (haldi) is applied on the face and body of the bride and groom a few days before the wedding. This ceremony signifies purification and blessings for future prosperity.

The Wedding Day:

Kanyadan (Giving of Daughter): The father of the bride performs this important ritual entrusting the welfare of his daughter to the groom.

Mangalyadharanam (thalibandhanam): The main ceremony is the sacred thread (thali) tied around the neck of the bride by the groom, symbolizing their union.

Saptapadi (seven steps): The bride and groom take seven steps together, representing their commitment to their new life as a married couple.

Reception and Banquet: The wedding is followed by a lively reception, usually featuring traditional Kuruba food, live music, and dancing.

Cultural Significance

Kuruba wedding ceremonies are not just about joining two individuals together; They represent the strengthening of family ties and the continuation of rich cultural heritage.  The celebrations showcase the community’s love for music, dance, and vibrant displays of fun.

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Beyond just dating, MR Matrimony will be your partner in finding love in your community. With consistent Kuruba content, advanced search options, and a keen focus on cultural connections, we empower you to write your own unique Kuruba love story.

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शिव पार्वती का कन्यादान | Shiv Parvati Ka Kanyadan | Maa Parvati | Hindi...

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INDIES 36 FINEST FILMS OF MARATHI CINEMA!

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Written List:

.Sant Janabai (1949)

.Shyamchi Aai (1953)

.Natsamrat (2016)

.Lokshahir Ram Joshi (1947)

.Shortcut (2015)

.Umaj Padel Tar (1959)

.Saata Janmachi Sobti (1959)

.Sandook (2015)

.Court (2015)

.Kanyadan (1960)

.Mahatma Phule (1954)

.Highway (2015)

.Gruhdevta (1957)

.Devaki Nandan Gopala (1977)

.Deed Shahane (1979)

.Baloch (2023)

.Jagachya Pathivar (1960)

.Shwaas (2004)

.Pinjara (1972)

.Sushila (1978)

.Harishchandrachi Factory (2014)

.Umbartha (1982)

.Kairee (1999)

.Deool (2011)

.Pawankhind (2022)

.Ramshastri (1944)

.Shantata! Court Chalu Aahe (1971)

.Sant Tukaram (1936)

.Thackeray (2019)

.Nude (2018)

.Sairandhri (1933)

.Manoos (1939)

.Maya Machhindra (1932)

.Sant Tulsidas (1939)

.Well Done Bhalya (2016)

.Amar Bhoopali (1951) .

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INDIES 36 FINEST FILMS OF MARATHI CINEMA!

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INDIES 36 FINEST FILMS OF MARATHI CINEMA! :

Yt Link:

Written List:

.Sant Janabai (1949)

.Shyamchi Aai (1953)

.Natsamrat (2016)

.Lokshahir Ram Joshi (1947)

.Shortcut (2015)

.Umaj Padel Tar (1959)

.Saata Janmachi Sobti (1959)

.Sandook (2015)

.Court (2015)

.Kanyadan (1960)

.Mahatma Phule (1954)

.Highway (2015)

.Gruhdevta (1957)

.Devaki Nandan Gopala (1977)

.Deed Shahane (1979)

.Baloch (2023)

.Jagachya Pathivar (1960)

.Shwaas (2004)

.Pinjara (1972)

.Sushila (1978)

.Harishchandrachi Factory (2014)

.Umbartha (1982)

.Kairee (1999)

.Deool (2011)

.Pawankhind (2022)

.Ramshastri (1944)

.Shantata! Court Chalu Aahe (1971)

.Sant Tukaram (1936)

.Thackeray (2019)

.Nude (2018)

.Sairandhri (1933)

.Manoos (1939)

.Maya Machhindra (1932)

.Sant Tulsidas (1939)

.Well Done Bhalya (2016)

.Amar Bhoopali (1951) .

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పేదరికంలో మగ్గే కుటుంబాల్లోని బాలికల చదువు, వివాహ ఖర్చుల కోసం భారతీయ జీవిత బీమా సంస్థ (LIC) ప్రవేశ పెట్టిన పథకమే 'కన్యాదాన్ పాలసీ' (Kanyadan Policy). భారతీయ జీవిత బీమా సంస్థ (LIC) భారత దేశంలోని పౌరుల కోసం ఎన్నో విశిష్టమైన సంక్షేమ పథకాలను అమలు చే��్తోంది. వీటిలో ముఖ్యంగా పోస్టాఫీస్, ఎల్‌ఐసీ వంటి స్కీమ్స్ ఎన్నో ఉన్నాయి. ఈ పథకాల వల్ల ఆయా కుటుంబంలోని పిల్లలకు ఎంతో రక్షణను కల్పిస్తోంది. కేంద్రం ప్రవేశ పెట్టిన ఈ కన్యాదాన్ పాలసీ వల్ల చదువు, వివాహ ఖర్చులతో బాలికలకు ఆర్ధిక తోడ్పాటును ఈ పాలసీ కల్పిస్తోంది. ఈ పాలసీకి సంబంధించిన వివరాలు అంటే... ఈ పాలసీ ఫీచర్లు, ప్రయోజనాలు, మెచ్యూరిటీ అమౌంట్ వంటి పూర్తి వివరాలను ఒకసారి పరిశీలిద్దాం.

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The Incredible Popularity of Indian TV Serials

India is a diverse country with a rich culture and vast heritage. Television has played an integral part in Indian lifestyle and entertainment since its inception. Indian television is known for its unique blend of storytelling, comedy, drama, and mythology. Indian TV serials have long been a staple of Indian culture and are often an important source of entertainment and education.

Initially, Indian television was dominated by shows originating from different regions of India, with very few serials made for an audience stretched across the country. But over the years, the popularity of Indian TV serials has skyrocketed. The success of these shows has been evident by their ratings and the numbers of people who eagerly tune in to watch their favorite shows.

The main reasons behind the success of Indian TV serials are their relatability, heavy involvement of Indian culture, and the stories that they bring alive. Indian TV serials are often set in rural or small town India, and this creates an air of familiarity with the viewers. From Kanyadan to Yeh Hai Mohabbatein, Indian TV serials have a storyline that will always have a special place in the hearts of viewers. They reflect the emotions and dilemmas faced by people in real life, making them come alive for their viewers kundali bhagya today.

The fervent involvement of Indian culture in these stories further adds to their appeal. The way characters sport traditional attire, conduct Hindu rituals, and celebrate different festivals embody the grandeur of Indian culture in full glory and richness. Indian TV serials have also been known to incorporate aspects of Indian mythology, with stories of gods, goddesses, and epic battles finding their way into these shows. This makes it easy for viewers to identify with characters and the stories, furthering their relevance.

Finally, the engaging stories that run through Indian TV serials have often kept audiences hooked to their screens. These stories often involve a journey of self-discovery or conflict, and these topics are talked about in an interesting manner. The stories tend to stay fresh for the viewers, as they evolve with each episode and take unexpected turns. From love stories to family drama to suspenseful thrillers, the stories presented in these serials have captivated an audience of millions over the years.

In conclusion, Indian TV serials have come a long way since their early days, and their popularity only continues to grow. With their relatability, cultural aspects, and enjoyable stories, Indian TV serials have the potential to leave their mark on television history.