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    imperfection of humans and their interference with tradition: "What the authors of the various smritis have said about women can in no wise be defended...My attempt is to show that the imperfection of the smritis comes from interpolated passages‚ that is to say‚ verses inserted by persons accepted as smritikaras [authors of smritis] in the period of our degeneration. It is easy to demonstrate the grandeur of the smritis minus these verses." (128) Looking at this passage we can clearly see that Ghandi believes

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    In memory of the late Periyar E. V. Ramasami and Dr. B. Ambedkar by Hadwa Dom Based on the Original Indian Patriots Council Edition by Dr. Chatterjee Warning: This book is not meant for decorating your bookshelf‚ but for circulation amongst others as fast as you can so that we can save our MOTHERLAND! Published by Dalitstan Journal `Oh You Hindu Awake’ by Dr. Chatterjee was originally published by Indian Patriots Council‚ in Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Comemoration Issue‚ April 1993‚ free

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    GENL1021 Midterm Study online at quizlet.com/_ivhn7 100. 142. 2. 63. 3 Jewels of Buddhism Buddha‚ Dharma‚ Sangha (Community of believers) 3 Jewish Mourning Periods Aninut: Death to burial (1 day)‚ abstain from meat‚ wine‚ work‚ sex Shiv’ah: 7 days Sheloshim: 30 days or 1 year‚ return to work‚ avoid social functions‚ perform kaddish‚ anniversary candle‚ stones on grave 4 Main Subdivisions of Hinduism Vaishnavite (Vishnu‚ Vertical Lines‚ Majority)‚ Shaivite

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    On Saturday 19th of may a group of students went to represent the College at the Duke of Yorks cup for athletics. There was a lot of effort put in by everyone‚ with people doing events they are unfamiliar with and succeding at it. A few of the outstanding first place winners were Toby Udofia‚ Moshope‚ and Sarita Gurung. Although we did not come out first place everyone in the team should be credited on their team spirit and great performance. In tennis the under 14 team started their season with

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    uses a highly descriptive language to convey how Manu (the featured child labourer) lives his life and uses this to create a symbol or generalisation that all Indian Child labourers spend their days the same as Manu. The writer also uses emotive language in conjunction with a highly descriptive writing style to show the vast span between Manu and his products. Angus uses his emotive language to forward the premise of hypocrisy between that of Manu‚ an underpaid child labourer‚ and the expensive garments

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    This story begins when a man named Manu‚ who was living deep in the jungle‚ finds a small fish in the river that was begging for help. The man decided to take care of the fish‚ he put it in a water vessel tending to it as if it was his own child. Soon the fish out grew his vessel so Manu found a large pool that would be suitable for the fish for many years to come. Eventually the fish grew beyond the limits of the pool so he asked Manu to take him to the Ganges River‚ where he lived

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    Family Law 2

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    Unit 1: Family Relations Hindu Marriage Act 1955‚ Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act 1956‚ Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act 1956‚ and Hindu Succession Act 1956. Application of Hindu Law The following people are considered to be Hindu with respect to application of Hindu Law. * Hindu by Religion - A person who is Hindu‚ Jain‚ Bauddha‚ or Sikh by religion. Converts and Reconverts are also Hindus. SC‚ in the case of Peerumal v Poonuswami AIR 1971‚ has held that a person can be a Hindu if

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    Indian Literature

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    Indian literature Article Free Pass * Introduction * Related * Contributors & Bibliography Indian literature‚ writings of the Indian subcontinent‚ produced there in a variety of languages‚ including Sanskrit‚ Prākrit‚ Pāli‚ Bengali‚ Bihārī‚ Gujarati‚ Hindi‚ Kannada‚ Kashmiri‚ Malayalam‚ Oriya‚ Punjabi‚ Rajāsthānī‚ Tamil‚ Telugu‚ Urdu‚ and Sindhi. A brief treatment of Indian literature follows. For full treatment‚ see South Asian Arts: Literature. The earliest Indian literature

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    Hindu Religious Traditions Paper The purpose of this paper is to describe the Hindu religion. The paper will describe what the Hindu religious traditions consist of. It will describe what sacred elements characterize the Hindu religious traditions and their significance and meaning. Hindu Religion Hinduism is the described as the world’s oldest organized religion and is the world’s third largest religion. Hinduism consists of "thousands of different religious groups that have evolved

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    The Laws of Manu and Hammurabi’s code are both a set of laws and codes that seem to guide people from different classes on what their role in society is. Both set of laws/codes are very straightforward they tell each group of people what they are expected to do and what punishment they will receive if they disobey the law. Both set of laws seem to focus on the same thing women’s rights‚ marriage‚ and laws in general. The Laws of Manu were harsh but they were specified for certain people whereas the

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