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🌞 A Song of Birth and death: The Munda Tribute to Life 🌙 The Munda tribe's "Song of Birth and Death" , celebrates the birth of sons and daughters with profound symbolism: "My mother, the sun rose, A son was born. My mother, the moon rose, A daughter was born. A son was born, The cowshed was depleted; A daughter was born, The cowshed filled up." This beautiful song, translated from Mundari, reflects the deep connection the Munda people have with nature. The birth of a daughter is associated with a full cowshed, highlighting her precious value in Munda society, where women play a crucial role in economic, social, and ritual activities. The Munda, spread across parts of Jharkhand, West Bengal, Assam, Tripura, Madhya Pradesh, and Orissa, have a rich history. Known as the Horohon or Mura (headman of a village), they are among the first Adivasis to resist colonial rule. Their repeated revolts, including the insurrection of 1819-20, showcased their fierce opposition to the disruption of their agrarian systems. Under the leadership of Birsa Munda (1874-1901), they launched the famous millennial movement, aiming to establish Munda Raj and reform their society to withstand modern challenges. This movement ingeniously blended Hindu and Christian idioms to forge a unique Munda ideology. The Munda song and their storied resistance remind of the importance of cultural heritage and the power of community. #MundaTribe #CulturalHeritage #Resilience #ColonialResistance #IndigenousWisdom #NatureHarmony

This is not about North or South India, it’s about the faith and sentiments of millions of Hindus. How can we stay silent when our sacred beliefs are under attack? The previous @ysjagan govt hurt the very essence of Sanatana Dharma. Watch the debate on DD News. #FaithAbovePolitics #SanatanaDharma #HinduSentiments #DDNews #YCPAnimalFatInTirumalaLaddu #TirumalaLaddu #TirupatiLaddu #Tirupati #FekuJagan #EndOfYCP #AndhraPradesh

🎉 Happy Bihar Divas! 🎉 On this special occasion, let's celebrate the rich cultural heritage and historical significance of Bihar. March 22 marks the foundation day of the state, commemorating its establishment in 1912. From the ancient Nalanda University to the vibrant Chhath Puja festival, Bihar has contributed immensely to India's cultural tapestry. As we honor Bihar's past, let's also look forward to its promising future. With its growing economy and emphasis on education and development, Bihar continues to make strides towards progress. 🔴 Bihar gave these 10 great achievements to the 🌎 world . 1. The world's first republic was formed in Bihar. 2. Two religions of the world originated from Bihar. Jainism and Buddhism were born in Bihar. 3. The world's oldest university, Nalanda University, was established in Bihar. 4. Chanakya, who taught the world the lessons of politics and diplomacy, was a resident of Bihar. 5. Valmiki, who wrote Ramayana, also came from the soil of Bihar. 6. The world got the knowledge of surgery from Bihar. Sushruta, the father of surgery, was also from Bihar. 7. Vatsyayana, the author of 'Kamasutra', established as the greatest book on sex in the world, was also a resident of Bihar. 8. Aryabhatta, who gave the knowledge of mathematics to the world, was also a resident of Bihar. 9. Emperor Ashoka of Bihar is considered the greatest ruler of Indian history. It is worth noting that Ashok Chakra is in the center of the Indian flag. 10. The last guru of Sikhism, Guru Govind Singh, was also born in Bihar. Patna Sahib is considered a holy religious place for the Sikhs. #bihar #anilagrawal #nalandauniversity #socialmedia

Peace and Divinity...🙌 विट्ठल पांडुरंग 🚩🙌 Vitthal, or Panduranga Vittala, is an incarnation of Bhagwan Vishnu and is worshipped in the world famous Pandharpur Rukmini Vitthal Temple at Pandharpur in Maharashtra... The Word Panduranga comprises of two words, viz. Pandu and Ranga. “Pandu” means white, and “Ranga” means color. Hence, the meaning of Panduranga is “the one with white color or complexion”. However, the common belief is that he has a dark complexion... The Word Vitthala is made of two words, viz. Vit and thala or sthala. It is a Marathi word. In Marathi, “Vit” means a brick, and “sthala” means a place or standing. Therefore, the word Vitthala means “the one who is standing on a brick”. There is a legend behind why the Vittoba is standing on a brick... Different Names of Panduranga: There are about 108 names attributed to him. Some of the most popular ones are: 1. Vitthala. 2. Vithoba. 3. Pandharinath (the lord of Pandharpur). 4. Vithu Mauli (mother Vitthal). 5. Hari. 6. Narayana. विठु माऊली तू माऊली जगाची माऊलीत मूर्ती विठ्ठलाची 🚩🚩 #sanatandharma #Pandarpur #culturematters #india

If Hindus will not unite now. After sometime in India too we will see these types of Barbaric Acts. The Indian Government, Hindu Authorities should be Awaken. All Hindus should start keeping Licensed Arms and Ammunition with them to protect themselves. The Indian Government should make, bring or amend the Population Amendment Act, Marriage Act, Anti Religion Conversion Act. There must be common laws for all citizens. Country First #IndianGovernment #pmo #NarendraModi #IndianArmy #CountryFirst #JaiHind #JaiBharat

We need leaders to work for Hanuman Temple not just make a visit for the Social Sites Posts. Afterall, it's Modi's & Yogi's effect. Leaders have started going to temples and share the video on X. The world is watching this transformed nature of the leaders of Hindu society. The leaders who were happy to eat at the Iftar Party. Now they are changing fast. However mostly, leaders are still busy to destroy Hindus. They are happy to curtail their pleasure by banning crackers during Diwali. Some leaders go to temples to get wishes but destroy Hindus by taking out simple pleasures from their children. A Chief Minister should improve the conditions of worship places of Hindus. Like British opened Churches all across India during their rule, Hindu leaders should also come forward in building temples. Take the example of Kalkaji Temple, New Delhi, it needs money. It's in shambles. There's so much crowd without basic facilities. People are taking pains to remain Hindus but leaders in Delhi are not bothered. They don't sanction money for improving the basic infrastructure around temples. These leaders of Delhi are busy serving outsiders for their vote bank mentality. It's time to unlearn and change. They must not get wishes from Hanuman but take care of Hanuman Temple. Hindus also need security and basic infrastructures to live a better life. Leaders must care for this large crowd. Unlearn and take initiatives. Whoever becomes a Chief Minister after #ArvindKejriwal must give due attention in building Temples and its surrounding for the sake of Hindus. Hindus will not survive and prosper without our continuous supports. It's our duty and responsibility towards humanity. #kamekish #unlearning

The traditional Indian social system is built upon several foundational principles that have shaped its structure over centuries. At its core is the concept of "Varna," or the division of society into four main categories: Brahmins (priests and scholars), Kshatriyas (warriors and rulers), Vaishyas (merchants and traders), and Shudras (laborers and artisans). Each Varna had specific duties and responsibilities, contributing to the overall functioning of society. Additionally, the system incorporated the notion of "Ashrama," which divided life into four stages: Brahmacharya (student life), Grihastha (householder life), Vanaprastha (retired life), and Sannyasa (renunciation). These stages guided individuals through various phases of personal and spiritual development. Despite criticisms for its rigidity, the traditional Indian social system also emphasized values such as duty (dharma), righteousness, and mutual respect, fostering a cohesive societal framework. #IndianSocialSystem #VarnaSystem #AshramaDharma

Shri Krishna could not stop the fierce war of Mahabharata. Whereas Kabir ji stopped the fierce war between Hindus and Muslims in Maghar with his knowledge and promoted mutual brotherhood. To know "Who is greater, Kabir or Krishna", watch special video on Factful Debates YouTube Channel explore page, india reels, #iskcon daily quotes, #guru purab, Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj

Shri Krishna could not stop the fierce war of Mahabharata. Whereas Kabir ji stopped the fierce war between Hindus and Muslims in Maghar with his knowledge and promoted mutual brotherhood. To know "Who is greater, Kabir or Krishna", watch special video on Factful Debates YouTube Channel explore page, india reels, #iskcon daily quotes, #guru purab, Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj