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The Sabarmati Report Makes History As First Film To Launch Song At NSE During Muhurat Trading Ceremony | Movies News

New Delhi: The Sabarmati Report is generating immense buzz as it approaches its release, and the excitement reached new heights with the launch of its first song, “Raja Ram,” during a special Muhurat Trading Bell Ringing Ceremony at the National Stock Exchange (NSE). This milestone makes it the first film in India to debut a song at such a prestigious event, coinciding with the country’s biggest…

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Please I nearly burst into tears-

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#fanart Sunday! And since I am still hyperfixiated in #RRR, #RamCharan and #JRNTR, I had to make this little box of tiger cubs, based on Jr. NTR roles (Some of them, not all!) So here are #Rakhi, #Jai, #Lava, #Kusa (from #Jailavakusa), #Anand (From #JanathaGarage), #Raja (from #yamadonga) and my adored #Daya from #temper. Anyone knows of a good house that can have these mischievous Tigers?

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I wanna ask you if this is all just in my head

My heart is pounding tonight, I wonder

If you are too good to be true

And would it be alright if I pulled you closer.

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"Women are in general inferior to men in bodily strength and energy; consequently the male part of the community, taking advantage of their corporeal weakness, have denied to them those excellent merits that they are entitled to by nature, and afterwards they are apt to say that women are naturally incapable of acquiring those merits. But if we give the subject consideration we may easily ascertain whether or not your accusation against them is consistent with justice. As to their inferiority in point of understanding, when did you ever afford them a fair opportunity of exhibiting their natural capacity? How then can you accuse them of want of understanding?"

-Raja Ram Mohan Roy, 1820

[Source: A Second Conference between an advocate for and an opponent of the practice of burning widows alive]

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Raja Ram Mohon Roy Contributions

One of the greatest social and religious reformers of India, Raja Ram Mohan Roy was born on 22 May 1772. He was instrumental in having the administration ban the practice of Sati. Raja Ram Mohan Roy Contribution Ram Mohan Roy was born in Radhanagar in the Hooghly District of Bengal Presidency to Ramkanta and Tarinidevi. Roy started his education in the village school where he studied Bengali,…

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Exploring the Sacred Heritage: Lord Ramchandra Temple in Manikaran

Nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of Manikaran in Himachal Pradesh, the Lord Ramchandra Temple stands as a testament to the rich cultural heritage and religious fervor of the region. Steeped in history and adorned with exquisite architecture, this sacred site holds a special place in the hearts of devotees and history enthusiasts alike. The Lord Ramchandra Temple is more than just a…

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Ram Mohan Roy's Role and Contribution in the Formation of Modern India

Ram Mohan Roy’s Role and Contribution in the Formation of Modern India. Raja Ram Mohan Roy is the shaper of modern India.  Raja Ram Mohan Roy (1772–1833) was a key figure in the socio-religious and political reform movements of 19th-century India. His contributions were instrumental in shaping the intellectual and social landscape of modern India. What is the role and contribution of Ram Mohan…

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when a guy is so radical that he gets disowned by his mother

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Raja Ram Mohan Roy The Indian Historian

Raja Ram Mohan Roy is a prominent figure in Indian history, primarily known for his activism and efforts towards social, political, and religious reforms. Born in the year 1772, in the state of Bengal, Raja Ram Mohan Roy was a man ahead of his time, who fought for a just and equitable society, where the principles of rationality and progress would reign supreme Raja Ram Mohan Roy had an…

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However, the next part of this blog is exclusively for admirers of #temple architecture. You need not be a God lover to praise the architectural marvelousness of a temple. Moreover, #RamRajaTemple’s makers did not know it would be a temple. Initially, it was the palace of Madhukar Shah. It is the only temple in India where people worship Lord Rama as their King Rama.

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Chapters: 1/? Fandom: మగధీర | Magadheera (2009), Yamadonga Rating: Not Rated Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Kala Bhairava | Harsha/ Raja Characters: Kala Bhairava | Harsha, Raja (Yamadonga) Additional Tags: Reincarnation, Past Lives, crossover fic Summary:

When young Harsha touched the hand of a boy his own age, he was inundated with images of a past life. Now, 12 years later, they meet again. Harsha is completely in love already, sure that this man is the reincarnation of his beloved. But is Raja ready to learn to love? And when he insults Lord Yama, the God of the Dead, things only get much more complicated for the pair.

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“Those persons who always chant “Shri Ram”, “Shri Ram”, without any doubt would get victory as well as salvation and happiness.”~Ram sthava Raja

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Navagrahas Talon Abraxas

Navagrahas: the planets of Vedic astrology

Navagrahas fall under the the Hindu Astronomy and play a major part in the Hindu astronomical sphere. The Hindu astronomy whose origin dates back to the time of Vedas is concerned with the placement of nine planets and their influence on the world and on an individual. According to the Hindu astrology, the position of the planets when a person is born determines his potential in life.

The nine planets collectively are called Navagrahas. These 9 planets are worshipped by Hindus to overcome any hindrance, obstacle or bad luck. They are found mostly in all the temples and faithful believers pray to the Navagrahas before they pray to any other deity.

Out of those nine planets, seven are named after the planets in the Solar System and the other two are actually demons who managed their way into this group by trickery – Rahu and Ketu. Depending upon their location in the planetary system, they are deemed either auspicious or inauspicious. While Navagrahas are found in every temple, there are some temples that are solely dedicated to them. One such temple is the Navagraha temple located in the outskirts of Ujjain.

Effects of Navagrahas – Vedic Astrology

In Hindu Astrology, Navagrahas affects a person’s happiness, success and all-round prosperity. The good and bad, positive and negative influences of each of these nine planets are results of factors like the specific location of the planets on the birth chart, etc. Planets possessing Sattva nature are Jupiter, Sun and Moon. Planets bearing rajas are Venus and Mercury while planets with Tamas nature are Mars, Saturn, Rahu and Ketu.

These nine planets in vedic astrology are treated as deities with specific powers, nature and characteristic qualities depending on what each of these offers – positive or negative to people.

1.Sun (Surya): In the group of other planets, he is normally shown facing towards east, standing in the center. Around him are the rest of the planets facing in all different direction but not towards each other. He rides are chariot with one wheel which is pulled by seven horses symbolizing the seven colors of white light and seven days of the week. He is also known as Ravi.

2.Moon (Chandra): In the images, he is never portrayed as a complete person. Only his upper body with two hands holding a lotus each, riding a chariot pulled by 10 horses is shown. He is also known as Soma.

3.Mars (Mangala): Mangala is a Ferocious God holding with two holding weapons and 2 in mudras. His transport is a ram.

4.Mercury (Budha): Budha has four hands and rides on a chariot or Lion. Out of which, three of his hands holds a sword, a shield and a mace and the fourth hand is in a mudra.

5.Jupiter (Brihaspathi): He is the teacher of Gods and is praised in Rig Veda. He is shown sitting on a chariot pulled by 8 horses each showing one branch of knowledge.

6.Venus (Sukra): Sukra is the teacher of the Demons. He has four hands and rides on a chariot pulled by 8 horses. Three of his hands hold a staff, a rosary, a vessel of gold while the fourth hand is held in a mudra.

7.Sani (Saturn): Sani is a god who makes or breaks fortunes by his planetary position for which individuals fear him. He is shown with four hands riding on a chariot or a buffalo or even a vulture. He has three hands in which he holds an arrow, a bow and a javelin while his other hand is held in a mudra.

8.Rahu: He somewhat looks like Budha (Mercury) but both Gods differ in fundamental nature. Just like how Budha rides a white lion, he is shown riding a black lion. But just like Budha, he carries all the same weapons.

9.Ketu: In Sanskrit, Ketu means comet. It is said that he has a tail of a serpent in his body and his nature very much matched to that of a comet. In pictures, he shown riding a vulture and holding a mace.

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“Those persons who always chant “Shri Ram”, “Shri Ram”, without any doubt would get victory as well as salvation and happiness.”~Ram sthava Raja