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Sejal Pawar is the prime example of why no one in India should be made a doctor due to reservations and why reservations should at least be banned in this field Retweet if you agree

कोल्हापुर के प्रसिद्ध महालक्ष्मी मंदिर में श्रद्धालुओं को गर्मी में लाइन में खड़े होने पर पैरों को गर्मी से बचाने के लिए गर्मी प्रतिरोधक पेंट किया गया क्योंकि यह जमीन के तापमान को कम करता है। जमीन पर सफेद पेंट करना किसी धर्म विशेष की क्रिया नहीं अपितु गर्मी में जमीन पर पैदल चलने वालों को गर्मी से बचाना है लेकिन कुछ लोग किसी भी काम में नफरत के बीज बोना अच्छे से जानते है क्योंकि इनका जीवन नकारात्मक विचारों और असफलता से भरा होता है या किसी अन्य धर्म विशेष के सफल लोगों से ईर्ष्या रखते है या राजनैतिक चश्मा लगाए रहते है।

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Jains Marwadis Parsis made Mumbai what it is and no one can deny that. #Jains are the real peaceful & non violent community, always giving to society and not cashing in on their minority status. And how come you don't object to muthallafication of Mumbai?

Mood swings aren’t always dramatic… Sometimes they quietly drain all your energy.

Bharuch Jama Masjid row deepens as Jain community seeks ASI survey after idols found in basement, asserts site was historic 'Samdi Vihar' opindia.com/news-updates/bha…

RT @PULKITJ18817970: Imagine hating on a religion this beautiful & peaceful,just because the people are happy,educated,rich,progressive & l…

"Bandra West Railway Station." Kuch logo ko white line or jain logo se problem hai, lekin Road par namaz padhne walo se nhi One side hypocrisy. Rote raho tum log. 🤣😭

जैन धर्म के विचारों से प्रभावित होकर बाल ठाकरे ने छोड़ दिया था नॉनवेज.. बई में आयोजित जैन धर्म एक एक कार्यक्रम में शामिल होने के बाद अचानक उन्होंने पूरी तरह से शाकाहारी बनने का निर्णय लिया और अंतिम समय तक इसे निभाया भी। bhaskar.com/news/mh-pun-hmu-…

Claimants merely inherit what builders leave behind. Cities reveal their true founders in a very simple way. Mumbai's greatest enemy was never the outsider. It was the idea that claiming is superior to building. fully story businessworld.in/article/amc…

Bombay & then Mumbai became rich because merchants ignored identity. Mumbai became anxious when politicians discovered it. One group looked at this city & saw possibilities. Other looked at it & saw ownership. One built mkts. One built slogans. One created wealth, other grievance

Go home & watch politicians on TV—politicians who have never built anything that outlasted their last election cycle —say the city is theirs Audacity would be funny if consequences weren't so serious Bombay didn't make Dhirubhai Ambani. It simply stayed out of his way...

British Colonial power understood a lesson modern politics still struggles to learn: Empires are not built by speeches. They are built by people who understand trade. It turns out that screaming about ownership is a remarkably poor substitute for actually building something...

Go to University of Bombay and stand in front of Rajabai Clock Tower. Eighty-five metres of Gothic stone overlooking Arabian Sea, built in 1878. Not a government project. Not a colonial monument. It was funded by Premchand Roychand — son of a Jain stockbroker...

Start in Jhaveri Bazaar. Means jeweller's market in Gujarati Walk to Mangaldas Market, named for Mangaldas Nathubhai, a Gujarati cotton merchant understood something no politician of his era grasped Go to Dalal Street. In 1875, a group of stockbrokers—overwhelmingly Gujarati...

Bhuleshwar, Opera House, Marine Lines—& look at what streets are named for, what buildings carry, what markets remember. SoBo is not a city. Its an archaeological museum of merchant capital. Every lane is evidence. Every mkt a testimony. Every old building is a witness statement.

Jainism engineered one of the most effective merchant cultures in human history — not by design, not as strategy, but because of what the religion demanded and what it made impossible. Forget the political map of Mumbai for a moment. Walk the actual city — Fort, Kalbadevi...

The Religion That Built a Market Ask yourself why a community that is less than half a percent of India's population became so central to its commercial life? And the honest answer is both simple & extraordinary: