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    Short Paragraphs 1. Moon The Moon is a barren‚ rocky world without air and water. It has dark lava plain on its surface. The Moon is filled wit craters. It has no light of its own. It gets its light from the Sun. The Moo keeps changing its shape as it moves round the Earth. It spins on its axis in 27.3 days stars were named after the Edwin Aldrin were the first ones to set their foot on the Moon on 21 July 1969 They reached the Moon in their space craft named Apollo II. 2. Sun The sun is a huge

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    among the most respected institutions in our country today. It is this trust and confidence that make the general public yearn for judicial resolution of many conflicts and contentious issues. The broad national consensus that contentious issues like Ayodhya are best left to the judiciary is a tribute to the credibility and trust the higher courts enjoy in our country. On other critical questions like reservations‚ inter-state disputes and the application of Article 356 or Tenth Schedule of the Constitution

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    It is common knowledge that women‚ throughout history‚ have been subservient to men. This is proven through art‚ music‚ literature‚ and historical events. When reading Homer’s The Odyssey or Valmiki’s The Ramayana it appears that at face value‚ once again‚ the women within these tales are trapped beneath the patriarchal rule. While I am not disputing this—as there are perhaps thousands of scholarly works supporting this statement—I would like to politely disagree that these women were allowed no

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    xxx xxxx Pro xxxxx xxxxx ENGL xxxxx 5 November‚ 2010 The Ideal Individual in the Classic Age of India The Classic Age of India was an era where the values of society were based on the religious duty of one man and the purity of a woman. In "the Ramayana of Valmiki” ‚ Rama and Sita are portrayed as individuals with ideal characteristics and ethical behavior in the view of the Indian culture. Rama is considered a reincarnation of divinity and a man of solemn duty; Sita is the symbol of obedience

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    adorning new cloths‚ music and dance. Diwali (dip‚ meaning lights + aawali‚ meaning row) is the festival of “row of lights”‚ celebration of which finds its root in Hindu religion. It is believed that‚ Lord Rama was welcomed back by the subject of Ayodhya with lightning rows of lamps‚ diyas‚ after fourteen years of exile as he conquered "goodwill over evil"‚ "the truth over falsity". The lighted diyas on Diwali also remind us of the teaching of the Hindu Upanishads which says Thamaso Maa Jyothir Gamaya

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    INCARNATION Hinduism‚ being a dynamic religion caters for all types of people‚ high thinkers and common people as well. High thinkers can think of or conceive God as Impersonal (without attributes/form) whereas common people with attributes‚ i.e. they can think of God as being Personal. Concerning the Personal aspect of God‚ Hinduism believes in the Hindu Trinity where we have Brahma as the Creator‚ Vishnu as the preserver and Shiva as the Destroyer. Since Vishnu’s function is to preserve. Whenever

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    Communal Harmony And Internal security persons belong to different religions having their own faith ‚belief & worship are living together as a community at large without any hatredness or contempt towards each other is communal harmony.in other words ‚it means that a person cannot live alone in today’s world.He has to live in a society with people of different religions‚castes‚sex and different backgrounds. He has to maintain love and peace between one another.Man is a social animal.He lives

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    1. What is Revitalization Movement? What are the stages of Revitalization Movement? It’s a deliberate‚ organized‚ effort by members of society to construct a more satisfying culture. The Revitalization Movement stages include homeostasis or steady state‚ increased individual stress‚ deviant‚ the system or the establishment and cultural distortion. 2. Give three examples of Revitalization Movements (other than ISKCON). Iroquois Religion of Handsome Lake‚ the Ghost Dance Religion of

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    Tamil-speaking south wanted to form their own nation‚ the so-called Dravida Nadu. But the committee wasn’t willing to separate the identity of south India and hence produced a past which bound together the souther and the northern regions of India : ‘’Ayodhya‚ Madura and Vrindavan in the north are places sacred to the memory of Rama and Krishna‚ but Rama’s journey across the south to Ceylon is deeply enshrined in Hindu memory‚ and pilgrim places like Kanchi and Rameswaram have equal claim to reverence

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    HINDUISM Historical basis of Hinduism: Hinduism does not have a founder. Its origins can be traced back as far as 3500 B.C.E‚ the date given for the civilisation of the Indus Valley. ‘Hindu’ derives from the word ‘Sindu”‚ the word the Persians gave to the Indus River. This civilisation included a religion that centred on the worship of fertility gods and goddesses. In 1500 B.C.E‚ the nomadic tribal group‚ the Aryans invaded India. They brought with them the worshipping of nature gods‚ an economic

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