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@supriyarevadal269 There are some restrictions in each beliefs. Muslims have to follow certain restrictions and same to the Christianity. So Sanatan Dharma followers also have some restrictions not to incur sins. Who are followers of Sanatan Dharma Hinduism have to follow some ideas and restrictions prescribed by the ancient saints and sages in their philosophies. There are some Hindus who are Hindu by name only having no idea and knowledge about their cultures and philosophical restrictions. Greatest saints designed them as worst beasts in human form! ■ BhagavadGita 3:35 - : It is far better to perform one’s natural prescribed duty, though tinged with faults, than to perform another’s prescribed duty, though perfectly. In fact, it is preferable to die in the discharge of one’s duty, than to follow the path of another, which is fraught with danger. ■BhagavadGita 18:47- It is better to do one’s own dharma, even though imperfectly, than to do another’s dharma, even though perfectly. By doing one’s innate duties, a person does not incur sin. Also better to know the commentary of these two verses by different spiritually established persons.
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Professor Abhijit, Faculty of History - Oxford History Faculty - University. Please go to Google and search his Twitter. Dr. Abhijit, Faculty member written on his Twitter that he hates BJP and he is Anti-BJP!! How funny is that a Oxford professor openly declared that HE HATES BJP !! You'll get: Dr. Sarkar, Oxford (Anti-BJP) | Twitter Hates BJP
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@Scouts Honor There is a difference between you and a faculty member of Oxford.
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@Scouts Honor Rubbish! A common sense is not so common that should have to all! Any materialistic qualification doesn't have any affect on the enlargement of mind. Don't look the world by your mean mind.
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@Scouts Honor Upgrade your vision and layer of mind to increase and improve your discriminating power.
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Professor Abhijit, Faculty of History - Oxford History Faculty - University. Please go to Google and search his Twitter. Dr. Abhijit, Faculty member written on his Twitter that he hates BJP and he is Anti-BJP!! How funny is that a Oxford professor openly declared that HE HATES BJP !! You'll get: Dr. Sarkar, Oxford (Anti-BJP) | Twitter Hates BJP
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@supriyarevadal269 What do you meant by a political party? Every political party advocates something, some ideas, have a party constitution with some ideologies. Every political party of the world is the supporter of a so called cult or religion. So you can't pull the ear without the head. Particularly when you indicate BJP Political party, religion will have to come automatically. BJP is the only political party associated with Sanatan Dharma Hinduism. I may be of another faith which is opposite to BJP. BJP advocates Hinduism. But having a little common sense being a human I can't use the word hate when a tender age newly admitted girl Rashmi Samant having lots of dreams is associated with the matter. BJP is a democratic party with a highest followers in the world. Any matter related to a newly admitted student Rashmi Samant should it be wise to use the word hate?! I may be of another cult rather than Hinduism of BJP and that is your choice and not objectionable. Each word has a proper place where to be used. But hate ?! "A common sense is not so common that should have to all". It's a matter of common sense and by lack of it you could do anything. In indian parliament there are many members obtained PhD from famous Universities and associated with looting of billions of rupees. First I've to comply with the criterion to be a human being. I have no value of any degree of anybody who doesn't have sense about "what aught to do and what not"! Better to be a proper human being controlling ones sense organs - it's my opinion and in reality. In every case one has to keep in mind about time, place and person before an ink. And when the intellect goes blunt,, one could go any length of inappropriate word.
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