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Vratastha Bhavsagar
मूक्त अर्थ व्यवस्थेचा स्वीकार केल्यावर अथवा ती अपरिहार्यता असल्याने भारतीयांचे जीवन फार झपाट्याने बदलत गेले. एक कटु सत्य म्हणजे, सर्व प्रगत देशांना भारतीय कुटुंब व्यवस्था कोलमडून पाडायची आहे. यातील धोके स्पष्ट दिसू लागले. या रेट्यामध्ये नवीन पिढी हरवून जाऊ नये, अ...
Udhvastha Vikas
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Vishvasa Viruddha Vishvas
मूक्त अर्थ व्यवस्थेचा स्वीकार केल्यावर अथवा ती अपरिहार्यता असल्याने भारतीयांचे जीवन फार झपाट्याने बदलत गेले. एक कटु सत्य म्हणजे, सर्व प्रगत देशांना भारतीय कुटुंब व्यवस्था कोलमडून पाडायची आहे. यातील धोके स्पष्ट दिसू लागले. या रेट्यामध्ये नवीन पिढी हरवून जाऊ नये, अ...
What Will People Think?
'So much fun!' KATIE FFORDE Ila has her pride. And she's about to discover just how much trouble that can be... It's 1976 and in the Vile Parle suburb of Mumbai, bastion of the Maharashtrian middle-class, Ila Bendre's mother is determined to get her four daughters married off as soon as possible. Ila has no intention of snaring a proposal from some dull specimen of Marathi manhood so she can pretend to care about cricket for the rest of her life. She wants a career and life of her own, and she'll do whatever it takes to escape married bliss, no matter what the neighbours might say. But when Ila's Bollywood-obsessed younger sister, Latika, takes the matter of marriage into her own hands, it looks as if the Bendre family's reputation in this close-knit community will be ruined once and for all... As we follow the Bendre sisters from dinners to parties to weddings, from Vile Parle to Pune, will love eventually conquer all in this ingeniously witty and charming tale of pride, prejudice and puran polis?
Shri Mudgala Purana - Khand 3
The Mudgala Purāṇa is a Hindu religious text dedicated to the deity Gaṇeśa. It is an upapurāṇa that includes many stories and ritualistic elements relating to Gaṇeśa. It considers Gaṇeśa to represent the ultimate reality of being. Gaṇeśa’s manifestations are endless but eight of his most important incarnations (avatāra), that took place in different cosmic ages, are introduced in the Mudgala Purāṇa to express complex philosophical concepts. The text is organized into sections (khaṇḍa) for each of these incarnations.
Shri Mudgala Purana - Khand 2
The Mudgala Purāṇa is a Hindu religious text dedicated to the deity Gaṇeśa. It is an upapurāṇa that includes many stories and ritualistic elements relating to Gaṇeśa. It considers Gaṇeśa to represent the ultimate reality of being. Gaṇeśa’s manifestations are endless but eight of his most important incarnations (avatāra), that took place in different cosmic ages, are introduced in the Mudgala Purāṇa to express complex philosophical concepts. The text is organized into sections (khaṇḍa) for each of these incarnations.
Shri Mudgala Purana - Khand 6
The Mudgala Purāṇa is a Hindu religious text dedicated to the deity Gaṇeśa. It is an upapurāṇa that includes many stories and ritualistic elements relating to Gaṇeśa. It considers Gaṇeśa to represent the ultimate reality of being. Gaṇeśa’s manifestations are endless but eight of his most important incarnations (avatāra), that took place in different cosmic ages, are introduced in the Mudgala Purāṇa to express complex philosophical concepts. The text is organized into sections (khaṇḍa) for each of these incarnations.
Shri Mudgala Purana - Khand 8
The Mudgala Purāṇa is a Hindu religious text dedicated to the deity Gaṇeśa. It is an upapurāṇa that includes many stories and ritualistic elements relating to Gaṇeśa. It considers Gaṇeśa to represent the ultimate reality of being. Gaṇeśa’s manifestations are endless but eight of his most important incarnations (avatāra), that took place in different cosmic ages, are introduced in the Mudgala Purāṇa to express complex philosophical concepts. The text is organized into sections (khaṇḍa) for each of these incarnations.
Sri Mudgala Purana - Khand 1
The Mudgala Purāṇa is a Hindu religious text dedicated to the deity Gaṇeśa. It is an upapurāṇa that includes many stories and ritualistic elements relating to Gaṇeśa. It considers Gaṇeśa to represent the ultimate reality of being. Gaṇeśa’s manifestations are endless but eight of his most important incarnations (avatāra), that took place in different cosmic ages, are introduced in the Mudgala Purāṇa to express complex philosophical concepts. The text is organized into sections (khaṇḍa) for each of these incarnations.
