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Hindu culture has a saying: feed someone, give charity, or offer alms—do it in secret. This concept is deeply rooted in Hindu philosophy and is formally known as Gupta Dāna (secret or anonymous charity). The head of the world's largest anonymous NGO is publiciz ing it by feeding 100,000 plates of food in New York. Chapter 17 of the Bhagavad Gita categorizes Dāna (charity) into three types based on the Gunas (qualities of nature): Sattvic Dāna (Pure Charity) : Given out of duty, without expecting anything in return, at the right time and place, and to a worthy person—ideally without seeking recognition or publicity. Rajasic Dāna (Impure/Self-Serving Charity) : Given reluctantly, in expectation of a return favor, or for public praise, status, and recognition. Tamasic Dāna (Ignorant Charity ): Given disrespectfully, at an inappropriate place or time, or to an unworthy cause. When charity is publicized, it feeds the donor's ego and pride . Anonymous giving (Gupta Dāna) ensures th...

The Dachshund served as foundational genetic stock for both, Miniature Pinscher and Doberman . The Dachshund originated in 15th-century Germany as a fearless, highly specialized hunting dog bred to dig into dens and fight aggressive badgers underground. The name literally translates to "badger dog" (Dachs = badger, Hund = dog). Short paddle-shaped legs are selected for digging, and deep chest capacities allow high endurance in oxygen-starved burrows. Smooth, longhaired, and wirehaired coat variations become established. Anti-German sentiment in Allied nations after WWI caused a sharp decline in popularity. Cartoonists used the Dachshund to symbolize Germany, leading the American Kennel Club to temporarily rename them "Liberty Hounds" to protect the breed from public backlash. The Miniature Pinscher (Min Pin) is actually several hundred years older than the Doberman. Breeders developed the Min Pin in Germany by crossing the German Pinscher with Dachshunds and ...

Who the hell will decide which Durga is "sanskari" and which is not "sanskari"? Based on what parameters? Who're these Saffron Jamatis to give fatwas on Art?? Our civilization never shied away to portray our deities in various andromorphic forms of Art. They should also ban Gīta-Govindam then. Who the hell "cooks" non veg inside the puja pandals/inside place of worship? Who're they to give fatwas on non-veg to those who offer fish & mutton to their deity!! The Bengali dashabhuja Durga is Tamasic as opposed to the Hindi belt ashthabhuja Durga Bengal's Shaktism is heavily rooted in the Tantric Kalikula tradition . In Shakta Tantra , worship during the peak of battle (Mahishasuramardini) or deities tied to Maha-Tamas (the dark, transformative primordial force required to destroy chaotic asuric energy) uses Tamasic rites. Dashabhuja (Active Combat & Ugra Form) : The 10-armed form depicted in Bengali Pandals portrays the exact instant of...

On August the 6th, 1945 , she flew north from Tinian Island and dropped the world's first atomic bomb used in combat, that bomb detonated 1,900 feet above Hiroshima, changing the course of the war in the Pacific forever. Built by the Glenn L. Martin Company under license at its Bellevue/Omaha, Nebraska plant (now Offutt Air Force Base). It was manufactured as a B-29-45-MO under secret "Silverplate" modifications required to carry nuclear weapons. This involved removing all heavy defensive gun turrets (except the tail gun), installing pneumatic bomb bay doors, fuel-injected Wright R-3350-41 engines, and specialized bomb suspension gear. Officially accepted by the United States Army Air Forces (USAAF) on May 18, 1945, and assigned to the 393d Bombardment Squadron, 509th Composite Group. Flew eight practice missions and dropped non-nuclear "Pumpkin" conventional high-explosive bombs on Kobe and Nagoya. Named "Enola Gay" by pilot Col. Paul W. Tibbets Jr....

  VP905 "Parashurama" Douglas C-47B-25-DK Skytrain / Dakota IV Construction Number (c/n): 16072 / 32820 USAAF Serial Number: 44-76488 RAF Serial Number: KN397 Manufactured for the United States Army Air Forces (USAAF) under serial 44-76488, but immediately transferred under the WWII Lend-Lease policy to the Royal Air Force (RAF) in March 1945 as Dakota IV KN397 . Decommissioned from military duty and registered on the UK civil registry in May 1952 as G-AMSV . Flew for over half a century with numerous European civil operators, including Air Service Training, Transair, British United Island Airways (BUIA), British Island Airways, Skyways Air Cargo, and Air Atlantique. Restored to flight standards by Air Atlantique/Classic Air Force at Coventry, painted in IAF historical markings, and assigned the commemorative tail number VP905 . The original tail number VP905 belonged to one of the C-47 Dakotas operating under No. 12 Squadron of the Royal Indian Air Force (RIAF). Interesting...

"LINKING BRAHMAPUTRA TO KAVERI AND GODAVARI COULD SOLVE INDIA'S WATER SHORTAGE FOR 100 YEARS" ~~ AMIT SHAH Does this clown even know the geography of India? Brahmaputra enters Bangladesh in Assam near Dhubri district. At Dhubri, the river turns sharply south (making nearly a 90-degree turn) and flows across the international border into the Kurigram District of Bangladesh's Rangpur Division. To link the Brahmaputra River at Dhubri (Assam) to the Godavari and Kaveri rivers completely within Indian territory (bypassing Bangladesh via the Siliguri Corridor / "Chicken's Neck"), the total route length required is approximately: Dhubri (Assam) to Godavari River From Dhubri -- North Bengal / Siliguri Corridor -- Bihar / Jharkhand -- Odisha (Mahanadi Basin) -- Dowleswaram / Rajahmundry (Godavari River, Andhra Pradesh). Canal / Route Distance: ~1,500 to 1,600 kilometers Dhubri (Assam) to Kaveri River Dhubri/Assam to Ganga at Farakka: Dhubri --Jalpaiguri/Siliguri ...