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    The Hijras

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    example of following tradition and sticking to the beliefs of their ancestors. Religion was one of the things that led them to their beliefs of gender. Religion plays a major role in the construction of the Hijras. Most Hijras are of Hindu faith. Their beliefs from the Hindu faith are that sex is the key to everything. Having sex was like a blessing to the Hijras. The Kama Sutras are an example of third nature‚ which is similar to the Hijras. These beliefs through out the Hindus society shows the

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    liberating themselves from the limitations of space‚ time‚ and matter by realizing the immortal Absolute (Fisher‚ 2005). This is not only followed by those of Hinduism religion‚ but people who practice Buddhism as well. The ultimate‚ all-time goal of the Hindu existence is not to live a life of good deeds‚ but instead to avoid a run-in with karma. Through life experiences‚ thoughts‚ and decisions‚ the Hindus come to accept that life is what they make of it. They know that only the individual soul can set

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    Arya Samaj

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    of people‚thus ushering in a new kind of religious renaissance.In this respect‚the Arya Samaj‚as a religious movement‚did not fall far behind‚as it made a dynamic impact upon the Indians‚forming a interesting and conspicuous chapter in the modern Hindu thought.Through the preaching of Vedic ideals‚it succeeded to a great extent‚in reforming the then Indian society‚inculcating in the people the moral values of life.In this chapter‚we shall attempt to throw light on how the Arya Samaj

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    Yet that very beauty is enhanced by an air of quiet spiritualism that surrounds this unique religious Hindu site. Its status as one the most popular Hindu religious sites outside of India can be traced back to the late 19th century‚ when an Indian trader visited the caves and was inspired by the entrance of the main cave‚ which reminded him of the vel‚ or spear‚ the potent symbol of the Hindu deity Lord Murugan. In the years that followed‚ this Indian trader founded a

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    The Lotus by Toru Dutt

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    childhood. British literature and culture influenced her and is demonstrated in various work by Toru‚ including “The Lotus”. In the poem‚ Toru presents the idea that the lotus is the most beautiful of all flowers in order to establish superiority of the Hindu religion over other world religions. “The Lotus”‚ begins with a conflict between the rose and the lily flower. The goddess of love‚ Aphrodite‚ approached the flower goddess‚ Flora to create a flower who would undisputedly be the queenliest of all

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    three times from front to the back. While the baby is being birthed‚ after the umbilical cord is cut‚ the father either touches the lips of the newborn with a ring dipped in honey‚ ghee‚ curds or with a gold spoon; he then whispers the name of the Hindu goddess of speech “Vak” into the right ear of the newborn three times‚ which is known as the jatakarma ceremony. Mantras are chanted afterwards in order to ensure the infant a long and prosperous life. Shortly after birth‚ the parents of the child

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    Partition of India

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    making up the minority. The majority of the Muslim population of India didn’t want to be ruled under a Hindu majority and declared its intentions to create their own state. With this common thought shared among the Muslim population came idea the partition which the country of India will be split into to two‚ with the Muslim receive the control of the Muslim dominated areas‚ while the Sikhs and the Hindu will remained in control of India. The Impact of partition led to the biggest mass migration in history

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    is the belief in Karma which we understand in the modern world as “what goes around comes around”. It is the outcome of one’s good and bad deeds done in a lifetime. The second is the belief in Dharma or social order and Hindu traditions. They must believe in the three main Hindu gods: Brahma‚ Vishnu and Shiva. They must believe in reincarnation after death‚ honor the sacred Vedas and have a belief that if one has lived a religious life‚ they can achieve ‘moksha’ meaning freedom . Hindus worship many

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    The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA)‚ headed by the Prime Minister of India‚ is the Apex Body for Disaster Management in India. The setting up of the NDMA and the creation of an enabling environment for institutional mechanisms at the State and District levels is mandated by the Disaster Management Act‚ 2005. Contents [hide] • 1 Evolution of NDMA • 2 Roles and Responsibilities • 3 Organisation • 4 National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) Evolution of NDMA Emergence of an organization

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    House Opposite

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    Research into Hindu culture • Pyol: The pyol is a sort of front stoop where Indians often visit with neighbours and watch the world go by • Austerity : Noun the trait of great – denial • Prostrate: to cast oneself face down on the ground in humility. • Chappattis : A flat unleavened round shaped bread of northern India. Made of wheat flour‚ water and salt • Tapas: (noun) Hinduism religious austerity. • Hobnobbed : to associate on very friendly terms • Sarayn : The Sarayn is an ancient

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