#ram mandir decision

[incorrectmahabharatquotes]

Genuinely curious, because you seem to hate the Ram Mandir... or how you think one party/ruling government is using it for political gain/votes or how it's wasting money etc.

What do you have to say about the Waqf board act? Or the infamous Shah Bano case and the way the Rajiv Gandhi government went against the decision of the Supreme Court to favour Muslim patriarchy. Or the fact that the Congress government banned books like the Satanic Verses to please a certain community. Is this not politics of appeasement?

You say that the ruling party is playing politics over religion, but hasn't every party done it? It's not like BJP was even hiding it, they've been campaigning for the Ram Mandir rebuilding for decades. It doesn't make it automatically a bad move.

Besides, Ram Mandir is built through devotee donations, so why so much vitriol against it? If Hindus are giving money to construct a temple, it's solely their own decision. I genuinely don't understand why there's so much hatred for it. If a community is reclaiming their holy land, which had been forcibly ruined and rebuilt into another type of building, it's not a bad thing. Plus, a big chunk of land was given to the Sunny Waqf board to build a beautiful mosque in Ayodhya itself, which has begun construction this year (iirc). Both communities will have their interests restored.

Why can't we move on and celebrate the Ram Mandir rebuilding and inauguration? Is decolonization and reclaiming of a place of cultural significance not important?

(I know that some people are being too aggressive about it, but the majority isn't. They're simply celebrating and praying. And some of them actually got attacked for it.)

Okay. Since you're genuinely curious, I'll answer this.

"Why am I criticising the current ruling party for playing politics of appeasement and not any of the other parties?" I'm criticizing them BECAUSE they're the ruling party. They have been in power for close to 10 years now. That's more than 1/3rd of my whole life. This is a hilarious question because I would've been criticizing the same action if it would've been taken by any other political party. I don't have a problem with the party, I have a problem with what they're doing. All citizens are SUPPOSED to do this, my friend. Criticizing your government on what they're doing wrong is a fundamental part of a democracy.

"Politics of appeasement." I hope you understand the difference between appeasement and religious nationalism. The ruling party isn't appeasing anyone. Their acts are guided by their political ideology of Hindutva. I fundamentally disagree with their ideology. I do not agree with them when they say being Hindu is integral to being an Indian. I do not believe in maintaining a Hindu hegemony in India. I simply refuse to accept an ideology that was LITERALLY INSPIRED BY FASCISM AND THE IDEAS OF RACIAL SUPERIORITY.

"What do you have to say about so-and-so?" You know, I would've criticised things I believe are harming our country and power when the governments you speak of were in power. Unfortunately, in certain cases I was not alive then to criticize them and in a few cases, I was a child and I did not know how to form complex sentences. I do not believe in essentialism, you understand? I do not believe that any religion or political party is essentially good or bad. I believe in judging them for what they do.

"They've been campaigning for the Ram Mandir for decades. It doesn't make it automatically a bad move." It's imperative for you to understand this, it is politically a good move and in all other ways a HORRIBLE move. They get the support of all the Hindus who make up the majority of the population? Decent political move. Who could begrudge them for using DIVIDE AND CONQUER as a strategy? But in doing so, what kind of monster have they created? Have they created a billion people who think religious-nationalism is an okay direction for the country's future? Is that a good move, I ask you.

"Ram mandir is built through devotee donations so it's okay." That's close to ₹1,800 crores. (Estimated amount because of course, there's no transparency in the donation system so that we know who donated what amount.) Do you seriously believe all that money came out of the pockets of average working class Indians? Or did the ultra wealthy businessmen fund this religious project and get massive tax breaks in the process? But yes, I'm sure there's no fuckery going on with the money because it's out of DEVOTION. That makes it okay, I guess.

Now we come to the part that is the worst part of this anon message, according to me.

"Reclamation and decolonization." You use these words so lightly and I find that offensive. These words are HIGHLY tied to power structures. Who has the power right now? Is it the mythic evil Islamic conquerors of 400 years ago? Or is it a political party that believes in hindu nationalism and is funded by the ultra wealthy billionaires because said party helps them get even richer? Who is reclaiming what here? I want you to ask yourself this. Can a powerful majority claim reclamation when they tear down a building to build another building there?

"They tore down the temple and built a mosque there" And now you've torn down the mosque and built a temple there. Congratulations, you've won the game. Where do we go from here? Will everyone be happy now? Has peace been restored? A great evil destroyed? What story are we telling ourselves here? Will the religious fanaticism go away now? Will the hatred that has been cultivated in the hearts of Hindus against Muslims be sated? Or will it find more avenues to spread itself?

Decolonizing the mind, right? I wonder why we're only focused on decolonizing against the islamic past and not anything else. But it's okay that India is currently colonising Kashmir. We don't believe in decolonisation when it comes to Kashmir. We don't believe in decolonizing from the system of capitalism that is choking the lives out of us. HELL, WE DON'T EVEN BELIEVE IN RECLAMATION SEEING HOW WE HAVE A PROBLEM WITH GIVING THE BARE MINIMUM RESERVATION TO CERTAIN COMMUNITIES AS A REPARATION FOR THE HARM THEY'VE HISTORICALLY AND CURRENTLY SUFFERED AND ARE STILL SUFFERING.

I don't want people to talk to me about reclamation, reparation and decolonisation before they accept their own hypocrisy.

Anon, you say have so much vitriol and hate towards a mandir. I should let people celebrate. Did I stop you personally from celebrating? Did I beat up somebody for trying to shove their religious agenda on me? All I did was talk about how sad I am that this is what we've decided to do with our country's resources. Why is one voice of dissent such a big deal to you? Do you want me to shut up and fall in line? Will that be acceptable?

- Mod S

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Freeing Palestine is India's fight

I've seen lots of posts about how Western countries and their populations should be concerned for stopping the genocide in Palestine but Indians are involved in this as well.

India has a HUGE Islamophobia problem, from the day India became what it is, this country exists the way it does through conflict regarding religious majorities and it is a problem we must acknowledge.

Collective punishment has often been carried out indiscriminately against Muslims in India- Muslim people's houses in Madhya Pradesh have been demolished without warning. This has also happened in Uttar Pradesh and in 2023, Haryana(300 businesses and homes). These were all normal innocent civilians who had proper legal paperwork showing their purchase and ownership of their home and land, but the police did not care. In many of these instances the police stood by and were involved in demolition and all of these were under BJP-majority and ruled areas. The recent Ram Mandir was built on the demolished land of Babri Masjid(it was built in the 14th century before India as it was even a THING, its destruction & demolition on the claim that it was Ram's birth place is unfair). Hate crimes against Muslims run amok and there are multiple cases of violence against Muslims in India.

PM Modi of the BJP party has been consistent in maintaining positive relations with Benjamin Netanyahu and the occupying force of Israel. A majority of the military equipment for India comes from Israel, and India has constantly been neutral in UN council meetings when decisions regarding Israel are brought up. A spyware called Pegasus, developed by the occupying force of Israel was used to surveil politicians, journalists, activists etc severely breaching right to privacy and threatening freedom of speech.

Worse; India has been using the Israeli strategy of colonizing Palestine with Kashmir. Jammu & Kashmir is a union territory which basically means they are allowed to function independently on most fronts but India has been seeking to integrate J&K into itself and has been extremely hostile to its Muslim citizens and are currently intensifying their occupation efforts. There have been consistent internet and communication blackouts since 2018 and it is STILL ongoing.

India invited Israeli officials to Kashmir to open 'Centers of Excellence' which are supposedly for agricultural innovation but everyone in J&K are concerned and see it as India taking an opportunity to intensify its occupation with Israeli help.

Speaking on condition of anonymity, several Kashmiris told Middle East Eye the Israeli agriculture hubs would deepen India's occupation in the region and accelerate its settler-colonial project. "Earlier, we would draw the parallels between Kashmir and Palestine or India's intimate alliance with Israel. But now they are bringing Israel to the Valley in the form of these institutions - which will be "agro-oriented" in name - but we all know that Israel will physically help India in Kashmir to turn it into a proper Palestine," a Kashmiri academic based in Istanbul told Middle East Eye.

In 2016 Coalition of Civil Society said there are more than 8000 'disappearances' of people in J&K. There are mass graves with over 2000 bodies being found with these unlawful activities being attributed to the Indian Security Forces. That's just scratching the surface of decades of violence and human rights violations enacted by India.

BJP is not shy about its ties to the RSS and promotes Hindutva(I've seen people citing the literal meaning of the word as evidence that it is harmless but the word is a label given to an embraced by extreme right-wing groups who are open about their Islamaphobia. Meaning of the word becomes pointless when actions speak otherwise).

India is an occupying force on J&K, it's suppressing Muslims, demonizing them and further marginalizing them in the name of 'Hinduism'. It buys from Israel and endorses them. As Indians, it is key that we do whatever we can to stop the genocide because we are unwittingly being used to fuel this and are being radicalized to hate on our neighbors, the people we share our land and history with.

Even outside of the ways in which the current government is shamelessly supporting Israel, India's history is rife with colonization. The British had occupied us, forced us into fighting each other, into prioritizing meaningless differences to suppress each other. We were once starved by occupying forces, violated, killed. Our land is also covered in blood shed by colonization.

What are we doing if we don't speak up? If we don't stop this? Do not follow the propaganda conflating extreme right-wing ideologies with the identity of being Indian. Don't buy into the idea that India is "for Hindus", we are so ridiculously diverse, there are 100s of languages and religions in this country.

Free Jammu & Kashmir, free Palestine, stop Islamophobia.

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i can tell you how the babri masjid was replaced by a ram mandir so quickly; the verdict was only five years ago, but i remember, during one of my classes at university, a professor, who was teaching us about the demolition, told us about his then recent visit to the site.

he said, that just by the ruins of the masjid, stood a partially constructed temple that had been under way for many years prior to his visit (remember, hindu organisations had been collecting monetary donations and bricks for decades running up to the demolition) and that the ram mandir authorities were already waiting for a decision in their favour to transfer the mandir to the site. that, and the horrendous labour conditions that construction workers live through in india.

[mohabbaat]

i have said it irl and I'll say it here; the construction of the ram mandir was thier duty. ppl voted for bjp to get it built. once it was done, ppl had nothing else to look forward to in their manifesto, and no other developments were made in up, so ppl didn't vote for them again. compare it to working a 9-5. if you complete a difficult task, you're gonna get praise, maybe your name will be in for a promotion, but if you keep being consistent with your work, ppl will applaud you. If you just do the difficult task and nothing else, ppl will praise you, but you won't get a promotion

the ram mandir argument doesn't make much sense anyway. for one, ram mandir is in ayodhya but ayodhya itself is not a lok sabha constituency. the constituency is faizabad which is much bigger than ayodhya and have multiple other cities too. by all accounts, while work has been done to "better" ayodhya (which itself is debatable), the other cities have been ignored with no development for the past decade. so, the "hindus betrayed bjp" and "hindus betrayed hinduism and ram" argument would make a little bit more sense during the up elections when ayodhya is its own assembly constituency. and even then, it would be very weak cause who the fuck are you to decide how people follow their own religion? why do you think you know better than the people living there? you see the temple as the restoration of your faith, but the people who live there have lost their homes and their livelihoods so that the temple can be constructed. i highly doubt they love the temple or see it as god's kingdom when it came with that steep a price. also, in the words of certain people, the temple is about faith and religion. so why should people make a political decision based on its construction? religion and politics shouldn't go hand in hand. although most right wing people often forget this simple fact.

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“Ram Mandir Ayodhya”

Let's talk about the beauty of India – “Ram Mandir Ayodhya”.

The story of Ram Mandir dates back to ancient times when Ayodhya was the capital of the mighty kingdom of Kosala. The revered epic, Ramayana, chronicles Rama's life, his exile, and the triumph of good over evil in the form of the demon king Ravana. Ram Mandir - the living testament to the confluence of history, devotion, and the collective heartbeat of a nation. This sacred sanctuary, arising from the dust of centuries, is not just a place of worship but a symphony of stories etched into the very soul of India. The journey towards the construction of this magnificent temple is woven into the very fabric of India's rich cultural tapestry, blending history, religion, and the collective consciousness of millions.

"The Melody of Ages: Echoes of Timeless Tales within the Sacred Halls of the Ram Mandir Ayodhya"

Travel back in time to the days of the illustrious Kosala kingdom, with Ayodhya as its pulsating heart. Here, the epic of Lord Rama unfolded, a saga written across the skies and etched into the very earth upon which the Ram Mandir now stands. The Ramayana, that timeless scripture, narrates the divine odyssey of Rama, his trials, and the eventual triumph of virtue over vice. Ayodhya's spiritual gravity, rooted in the belief that the temple site is the sacred birthplace of Lord Rama, has beckoned pilgrims and seekers for centuries. This hallowed ground, now adorned by the resplendent Ram Mandir, echoes with the footsteps of those who sought solace in the embrace of devotion. The significance of Ayodhya in the Ramayana laid the foundation for the belief that the very spot where the temple stands today is the birthplace of Lord Rama. Over the centuries, Ayodhya became a symbol of devotion for millions of Hindus worldwide, fostering a deep spiritual connection to the Ram Janmabhoomi.

"Endurance Through Time: Tracing the Centuries-Long Struggle Leading to the Ram Mandir Ayodhya"

The narrative of the Ram Janmabhoomi also carries the weight of centuries of struggle and disputes. The Babri Masjid, built in the 16th century, stood on the same site, leading to a complex and emotionally charged legal and social battle. Decades of legal wrangling reached a pivotal moment in 2019 when the Supreme Court rendered a verdict in favor of constructing the Ram Mandir, a decision that recognized the sentiments of millions and sought to heal historical wounds.

"Sculpting Divinity: Exploring the Architectural Marvels and Spiritual Essence of the Ram Mandir"

The Ram Mandir isn't just a temple; it's a masterpiece of architectural poetry. The design of the Ram Mandir is a harmonious blend of architectural brilliance and spiritual symbolism. Its three-storied splendor is a canvas painted with intricate carvings, soaring domes, and spires that seem to touch the heavens. The sanctum sanctorum cradles the divine family – Lord Rama, Sita, Lakshmana, and Hanuman – in an ethereal embrace. Wander through the temple complex, and you'll be mesmerized by sculptures breathing life into the Ramayana. Each intricately carved scene tells a story, inviting devotees and visitors to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Rama's journey. The temple complex also features captivating sculptures depicting scenes from the Ramayana, inviting devotees to relive the epic saga of Rama. The sacredness of the site is enhanced by the serene surroundings, creating a tranquil atmosphere conducive to prayer and contemplation.

"A Symbol of Unity: The Ram Mandir Ayodhya, Bridging Hearts and Faiths in a Tapestry of Harmony"

The construction of the Ram Mandir has been a unifying force for the nation, transcending religious and cultural boundaries. The Ram Mandir, rising from the heart of Ayodhya, is more than an architectural marvel – it is a beacon of unity. Its construction serves as a reminder that within the varied threads of India's cultural fabric, there exists a harmonious tapestry. It exemplifies the spirit of inclusivity, fostering a sense of belonging for people of all faiths. The dedication of the temple to the ideals of Lord Rama, such as righteousness, justice, and compassion, sends a powerful message of unity in diversity. The temple transcends religious boundaries, inviting people from all walks of life to partake in the divine aura that permeates the air. The Ram Mandir Ayodhya stands as a testament to the enduring power of faith, the resilience of a nation, and the ability to overcome centuries of challenges. As pilgrims and wanderers alike embark on a pilgrimage to Ayodhya, they are greeted not just by stone and mortar but by the living essence of the Ram Mandir. It is not merely a structure of stone and mortar; it is a living embodiment of the values that have shaped the cultural landscape of India for millennia. It is a sanctuary where the past dances with the present, where devotion intertwines with heritage, and where the melody of unity resonates through the ages. In the shadows of this sacred abode, Ayodhya continues to weave its tales, inviting all to be a part of its eternal narrative. As pilgrims and tourists alike flock to Ayodhya to witness this architectural marvel, they partake in a journey through history, mythology, and the unwavering spirit of devotion that defines the essence of the Ram Mandir.

Now let's talk about the spritual date for all Hindus! and Ram Bhakts 22nd January 2024

"The Unveiling of Ram Mandir Ayodhya on January 22nd, 2024"

First let me tell you something is that we are the luckiest generation that we are witnessing many years struggle of our ancestors coming to end. 22nd January 2024 is a memorable day for everyone. On the auspicious day of January 22, 2024, the spiritual landscape of Ayodhya witnessed a historic moment that reverberated through the hearts of millions – the grand opening of the Ram Mandir. After decades of legal and societal debates, the culmination of the construction process marked a significant milestone in the religious and cultural history of India. Devotees, dignitaries, and people from all walks of life gathered in Ayodhya to witness the inauguration ceremony. The air was thick with anticipation and reverence as the doors of the Ram Mandir swung open, revealing a breathtaking architectural marvel. The three-storied structure, adorned with intricate carvings and symbolic representations from the Ramayana, stood as a testament to both faith and craftsmanship.

The sanctum sanctorum, the heart of the temple, housed the divine idols of Lord Rama, Goddess Sita, Lakshmana, and Hanuman. Pilgrims and visitors alike marveled at the spiritual aura enveloping the sacred space, where centuries of devotion found a tangible expression.

The opening of the Ram Mandir was not merely a religious event; it was a moment of unity and harmony. People from diverse backgrounds came together to celebrate the cultural heritage woven into the very fabric of Ayodhya. The resonance of hymns and prayers echoed through the city, carrying with them the hopes and aspirations of a nation united in reverence for Lord Rama.

[shut-up-rabert]

Do you think that despite everything and despite the nature of Sanatanis as a majority being starkly different from any other majority in the world, we still have any priveleges as a majority? Of course we've already established that being a majority doesn't necessarily mean we cannot be oppressed but do you think we still exercise some degree of privelege that minorities don't? I'm looking for as many viewpoints as I can and you're the only hindutva blog I know.

Hmm, If I’m being honest the only “majority privilege” I can think of is of Sanatan being seen as an inseparable part of our culture in the media.

If you see India being portrayed in other countries, you have a highte chance of seeing a Sanatani person or an idol or a temple in the background than you have of seeing mosques or churches. But I guess the fact that this is the birthplace of one of the largest religions of one and virtually the only country with a sizeable population of us (Nepal, Bali, Mauritius, Fiji and Trinidad aren’t as known still sadly) , so I think half of the times it can be them showing Indians when they have to portray Hindus rather than them showing Hindus when they have to show Indians, though it is certainly the latter at just as many times.

Other than that, being a majority in democracy certainly pays. We have voted in a government we found benificial to ourselves, goes on to iterate that we hold a massive amount of power united. 80% is big afterall. This might sound problematic and it is pretty fucked up aswell, but Godhra and Delhi riots are a negative outcome of “hindus” deciding to unite for the wrong thing, even if for a reactionary reason. The Hindus all over the country uniting against them for righteousness such as in Bilkis Bano case, is a positive example of same. The dominance of Sanatani sentiment in states like Maharashtra,UP and Gujrat is also a result of us unitedly taking action to propagate the Hindu side.

Having 4/5th of power helps outside the political sphere aswell. The Ram Mandir Movement, Temple restoration movements and massive success of Kashmir Files has to show for that.

But our power as a majority is pretty harmless mostly because we don’t bear any ill will, and like you said it does not stop us from being oppressed because we rarely tend to take any fragmented attack on us seriously. So while yes, there are majority perks, it certainly is not half as decisive as media tries to portray it. This is for 2 reasons:

We aren’t inherently malicious. We have a live and let live philosophy which makes us totally harmless sans a few extreme right looney bin dropouts.

We tend to unite less. The examples I stated above are some of the few times we stand together and work as a majority. More often than not, like Bilkis or Kanhaiya case, we are all internally aware of right and wrong but lack the momentum to make things right or fight back against the injustice. And while 1 is totally great, 2 is something we need to change. We hold the power of majority and can get things done, but we waste it on things like a bikini colour and lose the heat instead of channeling it on right kind of stuff. I think people need to speak up more instead of all of us internally agreeing on what is wrong and what is right. so yeah, this is all I can think of, but I hope it helps. Thankyou!

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Sylvester daCunha: The Creative Mind Behind Amul’s Iconic Advertising Journey

For over seven decades, Amul has established itself as a dominant player in the Indian pasteurised milk and butter market. Its success story, however, took a significant turn when Sylvester daCunha, an advertising veteran, joined the brand in 1966. With his innovative ideas and creative prowess, daCunha transformed Amul’s advertising strategy and introduced a mascot that would revolutionise its brand image – the beloved Amul Girl. In this blog, we pay tribute to Sylvester daCunha’s contributions and explore some of the most memorable moments featuring the Amul Girl.

When Sylvester daCunha conceptualised the Amul Girl, he gave the brand a character that would capture the attention and hearts of the Indian audience. Sporting blue hair and holding a slice of buttered toast, the Amul Girl quickly became synonymous with the brand. Her witty and thought-provoking messages conveyed through outdoor advertising campaigns struck a chord with people from all walks of life.

Sylvester daCunha’s first significant achievement with Amul was the creation of a long-standing advertising campaign that addressed everyday issues faced by society. This campaign, featuring the Amul Girl, holds a prestigious Guinness World Record for being the longest-running ad campaign in the world. Through its consistent and engaging messaging, the campaign not only promoted the brand but also entertained and informed the masses.

Over the years, the Amul Girl has graced numerous ad campaigns, capturing the essence of various significant events and personalities. One such moment was the ad created when Richard Gere kissed Indian actress Shilpa Shetty during an event. Amul responded with a cheeky ad saying, “Kiss kis par case!” The brand’s ability to react swiftly to popular culture and current events became a hallmark of its advertising strategy.

In 2017, when Priyanka Chopra made headlines with her striking dress at the Met Gala, Amul celebrated her debut on the global fashion stage with a dedicated ad. Similarly, after Joaquin Phoenix’s win at the 2020 Academy Awards, the Amul Girl was depicted treating him with butter, showcasing the brand’s quick wit and relevance.

Recognizing the Ayodhya case verdict in 2020, as the country celebrated the court’s decision to build Ram Mandir, Amul’s creative team didn’t miss the opportunity to mark the occasion. Through their ad, they reflected the sentiments of the nation and reinforced the brand’s ability to connect with its audience on a deeper level.

Sylvester daCunha’s visionary approach to advertising and his introduction of the Amul Girl played a pivotal role in shaping Amul’s brand identity. His marketing agency understood the power of storytelling and leveraging cultural moments to engage with consumers effectively. The Amul Girl has become an integral part of Indian popular culture, showcasing the brand’s ability to adapt, evolve, and remain relevant throughout the years.

Sylvester daCunha’s association with Amul marked a turning point in the brand’s advertising journey. Through his creative genius and the introduction of the iconic Amul Girl, daCunha propelled the brand to new heights of success. The Amul Girl’s presence in countless ad campaigns, capturing significant moments and personalities, has cemented Amul’s position as a brand that resonates deeply with the Indian audience. As we pay tribute to Sylvester daCunha’s invaluable contributions, we recognize his legacy and the enduring impact of Amul’s marketing campaigns on the Indian advertising landscape.

This post was originally published on: Apppl Combine

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BJP vs Congress Manifesto 2024: A Visual Comparison

In the 2024 elections, the BJP and Congress manifestos present distinct visions for India’s future. The BJP manifesto highlights economic growth and national security, promising a 10% GDP growth rate and increased defense spending. Conversely, the Congress manifesto focuses on social welfare, aiming to reduce poverty by 20% and boost healthcare funding by 15%. Using detailed infographics and data visuals, we break down these key promises to provide a clear comparison. This visual analysis offers an insightful look at how each party plans to shape India’s progress.

The BJP and Congress manifestos for the 2024 elections present comprehensive visions for India’s future. This detailed comparison focuses on key areas such as infrastructure, development, farmers, women, security, terrorism, corruption, electricity, digital, defense, and Ram Mandir. Using infographics and data visuals, we provide a clear understanding of each party’s promises, helping voters make informed decisions based on the priorities and plans outlined in their manifestos.

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Schools in Ludhiana: Finding The Right Fit for Your Child

The best schools for your child are one of the most important decisions you'll have to have to make when you're an adult. The type of school you decide to attend will significantly impact the future development of your child's. If you are a resident of Ludhiana or are planning to move in the direction of the city there's an array of top schools that you can select from. This article will assist you to select the right school for your child among the top 5 schools in ludhiana.

Understanding Your Child's Needs

Before you begin going through the list of schools that have options, it is essential to establish your child's requirements in the classroom. Every child is different and what works for one child might not be effective for an individual. Be aware of your child's strengths, interests as well as weaknesses and other desires. Does your child perform well in a formal setting or does he requires an open and flexible approach to extracurricular and sporting activities that are important for your kid? Are they able to satisfy any specific requirements for education?

Top Schools in Ludhiana

Ludhiana known for its high standards of education and high standards is the home of one of the best schooling choices in Punjab. These schools offer a wide range of academic programs like CBSE, ICSE, and State Board, catering to different educational requirements. Here's a brief overview of the top schools located in Ludhiana:

The Shri Ram Universal School: The school is well-known for its child-centric approach and its emphasis on learning through experience. It is rapidly becoming one of the top schools in Ludhiana. Its Shri Ram Universal School focuses on enhancing students with critical thinking and problem solving skills. It provides an education that is broad and well-rounded, and prepares students in the coming years.

Sacred Heart Senior Secondary School: The school is known for its academic excellence; Sacred Heart provides a safe and disciplined environment. It is among the most prestigious schools in Ludhiana that focuses on moral and ethical education and an academic standard that is high.

DAV Public School: The school is a member of the well-known DAV group, which has a significant presence across India. It offers a balanced system of education that focuses on physical, intellectual, emotional, and mental growth.

Ryan International School: Another outstanding school in Ludhiana, Ryan International, is part of its CBSE programme and is known for its distinctive teaching methods and emphasis on holistic development. The school provides outstanding facilities for sports and arts.

Kundan Vidya Mandir school of senior secondary School: Kundan Vidya Mandir is one of the most well-known and renowned Ludhiana schools. It is a reputable academic curriculum as well as a wide range of extracurricular activities. It is regularly ranked in the top five schools in Ludhiana.

Factors to Consider When Choosing a School

While these top schools in Ludhiana provide a wide range of services however, they also have plenty of alternatives to choose from; selecting the right school for your child takes an in-depth analysis of numerous factors:

Courses and Methodology of Teaching Schools have various curriculums and methods of teaching. Certain schools may concentrate on the concept of rote learning, whereas others focus on the process of education. Check out the schools and learn about the method of teaching to determine the most appropriate one to your kid's needs.

Facilities and Infrastructures a great school must have the appropriate infrastructure academic and extracurricular activities. Make sure that the library is well-equipped and classrooms, as well as laboratories and athletic infrastructure. The schools in Ludhiana are known for their excellent infrastructure but it's always beneficial to see it for yourself.

Ratio of Teachers-Students The ratio of student-teacher ratio is important because it affects the amount of attention that the child gets. A lower ratio generally indicates better attention provided to the requirements of every child.

Extracurricular Activities These activities play a crucial role in the development of a child. Schools that offer a variety of sports, music arts, drama, and art aid in the development of diverse capabilities and interests.

Location as well as distance: Your school's distance to your home is essential. A shorter commute means less stress for kids and more time for study as well as other activities.

Prices and financial affordability price of schooling can be very expensive. It is crucial to select the appropriate school to fit your budget. Take into consideration the fee structure as well as other costs associated with extracurricular activities, transportation or other services.

Cultural and Values of Schools: Each school is different as it has its very own unique culture and set of standards. Explore the facilities and talk to principals, school leaders and other teachers to get an understanding of the school's environment and its ethos.

Making the Final Decision

After considering the above aspects after weighing them, you'll likely come up with several schools that are located in Ludhiana that will meet your requirements. Here are a few suggestions to help you make the right choice:

If you can, and take your children to the school along with them. This will give you as well as your child with a glimpse into the school's culture and help you make an informed decision.

Contact Other Parents Get comments from the parents of kids attending the schools listed above. Their opinions could offer useful information that's not accessible via school visits by yourself.

Participate in school activities Schools often offer open days or other occasions where parents and prospective students have the opportunity to meet with the current students, teachers and the school's management. It is an excellent method of understanding the school's beliefs and theoretic.

Be Faithful to Your Instincts. Do not forget to trust your intuition. As a parent, you're the one who understands your child the best. If a school seems like an ideal choice for your child then it is most likely.

Conclusion

Finding the most suitable school located in Ludhiana for your child takes time and effort, as well as care. The best schools in Ludhiana offer outstanding educational possibilities, however choosing one that matches your child's needs and family beliefs is vital. When you consider factors such as education curriculum and infrastructure as well as teacher-student ratios and activities beyond school, cost and location, and the school's culture, you can make an informed decision to ensure your child is successful. excellence. Keep in mind that your aim is to find a school that will help your child succeed academically, socially and emotionally.

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[Section 4,Part 15.2.3]

As an aside:

***Is Kavita main 1400 crore wale (alleged)scam ke aarop ka zikr aata hai..(Ab badnam karne ke hisab se bhi aise kiya ja sakta hai/aise aarop lagaye jaa sakte hai..isse main inkaar nahi karta…(Ref. link below)

***Iss Kavita main uss 22-23rd Dec 1949 wali raat ka bhi zikr aata hai.. joh (hamesha se)mystery main shrouded rahi hai (aaj tak)…(Ab bhai iss wali baat ki sachai ka pata toh mujhe bhi nahi hai.. kahi padh rakha tha/hai bas)..(Ref. link below)..

*** Iss Kavita main unn Shankaracharya’s ka bhi zikr aata hai.. jihone boycott kar rakha hai/jinhone bycott karne ka ailaan kar rakha hai.. iss temple inauguration/Pran Prathishta wale din ka…(Ab pata nahi ..inke nahi aane ki decision ko kitna sahi ya galat mana jaana chahiye)(Ref. link below)

*** Is Kavita main uss judgement ka bhi zikr aata hai.. jisse kaafi log santhusht nahi rahe hai.. khas kar ki minority community wale(yeh natural bhi hai..aadmi ke favour main jab case nahi jaata..tab woh kaise khush reh sakta hai..hazar nuks nikalne lagta hai judgement main)(Ref. material pointed to by d pasted link below)…

Reference material used:Bear in mind ..am no way saying yahan par ki …aisi baaton main kuch sachai ho sakti hai..

Mehez aarop ho sakte hai.. yeh sab ke sab..

Propaganda kisam ka material zaroor ho sakta hai…(below)….yeh main manne ko tayyar hoon..

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https://openthemagazine.com/features/india/it-happened-one-night

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Iss link se sambandhit content ke zariye hum iss dispute ki timeline ko samajh sakte hai..

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Mahatma ji(kisi kagaz ko pakdate hue mujhse keh rahe the..):

Toh lijiye padhiye ab ise.. here..have scribbled it on a piece of paper.. dis poem..pls check it out for ur self…u may end up actually liking it too..

Whispers(In the Shadow of the Mandir/Mandir ke saye main..)

In the heart of Ayodhya..under the open sky…

Where faith’s roots intertwined…with history’s sigh…

A spire rises…a testament bold..

In stones..a saga…centuries old..

In the shadow of the Mandir..there we stand…

A minority’s whisper …across the land…

Memories of Babri..like embers..still glow..

In the ashes of history..our silent stories flow…

The gavel fell..Justice’s hand did steer..

In corridors of power..the verdict was clear…Yet in our hearts..the questions remained..

In the script of the judgment..our hopes restrained…

Whispers of a scam..fourteen hundred crore..

Echo through the alleys..of the poor…

A temple for some..a symbol revered..

For others..a reminder of the dreams that disappeared…

Amidst December’s chill..whispers grew in might…

On a night of 22nd..under the cover of no light…

Idols appeared..as though by divine hand…

In the sacred space…where once others did stand…

A turn of events..altering the land’s heart…

Decades of discourse…from this moment start…

In the annals of Ayodhya..this night forever marked…

In the whispers of the shadows..its echoes sparked…

From the lanes of Ayodhya…to the halls of Delhi..

The story is told..the narrative set free..

But in the quiet corners..where minorities dwell…

There’s a different tale..a different spell..

In the shadow of the Mandir..under the crescent moon..

Our prayers ascend..a different tune…

For a land where every faith can find its place..

In the heart of India…a diverse embrace.

Let the temple rise..let the bells ring clear..

But let not it drown..the voices you need to hear…

In the story of a land..rich and diverse..

Every voice..every whisper..forms the universe…

So here we stand..in hope and in fear..

In the shadow of the Mandir..year after year..

Seeking a future where all can belong..

In the tapestry of India…diverse and strong…

[Section 4,Part 15.2.4]… to follow..

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PS:

Iss(below)material se sambandhit verse bhai?…woh kahan gaya?

Yehi soch rahe ho na aap log.

Baad main discuss karne walla hoon..(iss vishay se sambandhit)..uss missing verse ke baare main..theek hai na?…

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[satzy]

My fam is from Goa, which led to the Portuguese reference. Colonization was enough to ensure a large conversion of the population. Same with Islamic colonization as well. The Hindu tax, the conversions, the killings under the chaotic mad rulers are all historical narratives.

The Hindus are the people who on the lands by the Sindhu river. Their gods were pagan. If you don't like the Hindu culture, that's your business. But Hindus have been here long before Islam and Christianity were even born historically. Mythologically, it's a free for all.

Ther Jews and the Palestinians have a right to exist just like any other religion. The extremists of course take advantage through intentional rhetoric, violence and of course, mainstream media broadcasting hate all day every day - whether it's the Hamas, the IDF, the Hindutva brigade, the ISI, the Islamic State - they do not represent a people or a culture. They do however represent a very narrow and sectarian view of the particular religious belief they claim to adhere to.

The Ram mandir was built on the mosque that was built on the temple that was razed and repurposed, which the high courts that examined the archeological evidence suggests. If there is a fallacy in that, there are ways to appeal the decision.

Speaking of the law, I would very much want the Government to be truly secular and treat all religions as equal - ban all of them for official business and enforce the uniform civil code which treats all people from all religions the same. That would help a lot and reduce if not outright make casteism punishable in official matters. For the general society to be casteless will require a more strenuous and long-term approach through socially active reform, better education and effective enforcement of the law in punishing those that break the law by proffering favors in official and business matters, based on caste.

If people want to worship, they should and if they don't, they shouldn't the Government should have no say or mandates in how who prays and when and where. The civil society either. However, religion can be private and a means for social bonding. When it becomes a cause for radical segregation, it needs to be banned from the public sphere altogether and reintroduced cautiously.

No government or judiciary or political party or national group or caste should be able to dictate policy on any beliefs - of any given religion.

Hinduism, IMO, is a nebulous and evolving religion that allows for individual beliefs to precede organized belief systems. And as long as the basic tenets of humanity - being kind, being moral, being equal are met - there should not be any need to interfere. The fascist state ideology and the Hindutva extremism is definitely not Hinduism.

I believe the tenets of the religion are tolerant, but the practices are barbaric because of the people who practice them not because of the underlying beliefs.

everyday i see clueless westerners (especially white people) reblog thinly veiled hindutva propaganda which they wouldn't know cause they know absolutely nothing about what goes on in india. so here are some signs that that the tumblr user you're interacting with is a hindu nationalist:

they either do not acknowledge casteism or claim that caste is a western construct. my personal favourite however is dismissing anyone bringing up caste discrimination by saying that the indian constitution outlaws untouchability. they may also bring up the fact that the prime minister belongs to an other backwards class (obc) so clearly india has moved on from caste and hindutva isn't only for the upper castes. they possess a shallow understanding of caste

harping on about "islamic colonisation" : no, the mughals did not colonise india. when you point this out, they will immediately assume that you think muslim invaders were innocent beings who did nothing wrong, which is very much not what anyone is claiming here

while we're on the topic of "islamic colonisation" they will also refer to the demolishing of muslim sites of heritage and worship and then building hindu temples over them as "decolonisation" (cough cough ram mandir) the hindu right also goes around pretending that they're indigenous to india. this is false

along a similar vein, they will dismiss islamaphobia by bringing up instances of hindu oppression in countries like pakistan and bangladesh. it is true that hindus are persecuted in these two countries, however they are used to fuel their oppression complex, that their upper caste hindu self is under attack in india of all places (think a white christian in the united states). you should be in solidarity with minorities everywhere. it is neither transactional or conditional (note: they will never bring up sri lanka. persecution of hindus exists only when the oppressors are muslim)

claiming that hindu nationalism and hindutva are not the same because hindutva means "hindu-ness". that is only the literal translation of the term. like it or not, they're the same thing

they support the indian military occupation of kashmir. they will call it an integral part of kashmir, one reason which will be "hinduism is indigenous to kashmir." they will also bring up the last maharaja of kashmir signing the instrument of accession as further proof, as if the consent of the people was taken

they're zionists. do i even need to explain this. hindutva is just zionism for hindus

they refer to buddhism and jainism (sikhism too sometimes) as branches of hinduism rather than separate, distinct religions

they condemn any resistance to the indian govt as a burden or terrorism) (like calling the farmers who are currently protesting a hindrance or terrorists. funny how sikhs are the same as hindus when they support hindu causes but terrorists when they resist oppression...)

they call you a pseudo liberal or a fake leftist. i'm telling you, they don't know jackshit. they can't even tell the difference between a liberal and a leftist and call US unread lmao. bonus points if they call you a liberandu or a sickularist 💀

please do your due diligence. read up on hindutva. hindu nationalists have already started making gains in the united states, thanks to rich upper caste nris . do not fall for propaganda

[mohabbaat]

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arey yeh bhi mahagyani rhysaka ki hi follower hai. don't take her seriously. 😭 (but also it's so funny that during the pran pratishtha, the ram mandir was about religion and faith and not politics. but people should have made their political decisions and voted bjp cause of it anyway. like it doesn't make any sense.)

[buzz-london]

How RAM MANDIR was Made with 0 RUPEES - 21/1/24

Explore the historic journey from Babur to the landmark Supreme Court verdict granting Hindus the rights to build the Ram Mandir. Dive into the legal intricacies of the case, unraveling the significant milestones that led to this pivotal decision. Discover the compelling narrative behind the construction, highlighting that public and government funds are not involved. Join us as we delve into the rich history and legal complexities surrounding the triumph of Hindus in securing the Ram Mandir.

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Once upon a time, in the sacred city of Ayodhya, there lived a dedicated and powerful monkey god named Hanuman. Known for his unwavering devotion to Lord Rama, Hanuman played a crucial role in the epic tale of Ramayana. Centuries later, when the idea of constructing a grand temple dedicated to Lord Rama emerged, Hanuman's divine presence became instrumental in the realization of this sacred endeavor.

The story begins with the decision to build the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, the birthplace of Lord Rama. The city echoed with the sounds of devotion and determination as people gathered to contribute to the construction. However, the task proved to be challenging, with various obstacles hindering the progress.

Amidst the struggles, the chief architect dreamt of a divine monkey god guiding him in the construction. Recognizing the significance of this dream, the people of Ayodhya sought the blessings of Hanuman to overcome the hurdles in building the Ram Mandir.

Hanuman, ever devoted to Lord Rama, manifested his divine presence at the construction site. His mighty form inspired the workers, and his unwavering dedication infused a newfound energy into the project. Hanuman, with his incredible strength, assisted in lifting massive stones and clearing obstacles from the construction site.

As the construction progressed, Hanuman's devotion to Lord Rama became the guiding force for the workers. His tales from the Ramayana, depicting valor, righteousness, and devotion, inspired a sense of purpose and dedication among all involved.

The tags associated with this story reflect its essence and themes. Hinduism and Ramayana highlight the religious and cultural context, while Hanuman and Ram Mandir emphasize the central characters and the sacred location. Devotion and Construction underscore the spiritual dedication and the physical efforts involved. Lastly, Divine Intervention speaks to the miraculous presence of Hanuman, shaping the destiny of the Ram Mandir.

In the end, with Hanuman's divine intervention and the collective dedication of the people, the Ram Mandir stood tall in Ayodhya, a testament to faith, devotion, and the enduring legacy of Lord Rama and his devoted monkey god, Hanuman.

[momental]

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi fulfilled a long-standing dream on Monday by presiding over the opening of the Ram Mandir, a Hindu temple in Ayodhya. He described it as the 'beginning of a new era' during the temple's inaugural ceremony. The temple's construction marks a decisive break with secularism in India, as it was built on the site where a four-hundred-year-old mosque, Babri Masjid, once stood before being destroyed by a mob in 1992.

The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), a paramilitary organization, were aligned with the mob that destroyed the mosque. Both the BJP and RSS envision India as a Hindu nation, despite its large Muslim population. In 2019, after a legal dispute, the Supreme Court of India allowed for the construction of the Hindu temple on the disputed site.

Modi's involvement in the temple goes back several decades when he was a young Hindu activist raising funds for its construction. Now, as the Prime Minister in his second consecutive term, the completion of the temple is likely to be a centerpiece of his future election campaigns.

In an interview with essayist and historian Mukul Kesavan, they discussed Modi's popularity, the violent history of the Ayodhya dispute, and what sets India apart from other countries experiencing right-wing political movements.

In 1925, the R.S.S. was founded as a nationalist organization with a Hindu majoritarianism focus. It aimed to create a unifying ideology for the diverse subcontinent of India. The R.S.S. felt alienated from the Congress Party and its anti-colonial nationalism. The Congress Party viewed India as a human jungle with diverse communities, while the R.S.S. and Hindu-majoritarian movements wanted a more homogenous nationalism. The Ram Mandir, a Hindu temple, played a significant role in the rise of the B.J.P. and the political mobilization of Indians. The R.S.S. has always had the ambition to reconstitute the Indian Republic and believes that the soul of India was suppressed between 1947 and 1950 when the constitution was written. The Ram-temple movement, which began in the 1980s, was led by organizations affiliated with the R.S.S. and the B.J.P. The movement argued for the right of Hindus to worship at the site believed to be the birthplace of Ram. The state often ignored provocations related to the temple, either considering them too sensitive or too troublesome to address.

In 1992, the demolition of the Babri Masjid mosque in Ayodhya shocked the country. The building was brought down by hand with crude tools, causing massive communal violence. The leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party (B.J.P.) claimed they didn't want this criminal act to happen, but the shock it caused was intense. Decades later, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of building a temple on the site. This ruling, while acknowledging the mosque's destruction as a criminal act, ultimately gave the land to the Hindu party. It is seen as a capitulation to Prime Minister Modi and the Hindu nationalist movement.

Source Link: How the Hindu Right Triumphed in India