Hardik P Gandhi🇮🇳

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@NewsAlgebraIND Aaisa nazara kabhi bharat k javan Veergati peapt karte hai tabhi bhi to dikao...😮

Locals in Budgam are donating gold, silver, and cash to support Iran.

@Veer_Shasan @arunchauhaneren Do you think agar hum bhi Kisi or k bhagwan ko hamare bhagwan bana k puja kar sakte hai ??.

@arunchauhaneren It can be worshipped by anyone, no restrictions but it shouldn't be encroached and named as other religions...

This temple in Rajasthan is home to 2 Jain Svetambara idols, one depicted in kayotsarga mudra and the other in padmasana. Based on their iconography, these idols can be dated to the 13th to 14th century. Currently, people from diff religions worship these idols as their kuldevi.

@Veer_Shasan @SamyakGyaan Bhai upar Jo shangar kiya hai wo remove karenge to bhi andar se Jaino ke Arihant parmatma hi milenge

@GoHomestay But it can be destroy in the name of development in near future 😔

Cities don’t lack potential. They lack care. This is Mumbai and this is what happens when we do it right.

@aadeshShuklaa Kya majburi hai

बताइये इस भाषण में किस ने मुसकरा कर मजे लिए #RahulGandhiExposed

The assertion that Jain Tirthankars and monks consumed meat in ancient times is a blatant misinterpretation of Jain scriptures. This erroneous claim, propagated by certain scholars, particularly Prof. Ludwig Alsdorf, relies on distorted translations and a failure to grasp the essence of Jain ahimsa. I will try to dismantle these allegations, proving beyond doubt that Jainism has always upheld strict vegetarianism. Alsdorf misinterprets three instances from Jain canonical texts, twisting their meanings to support his flawed hypothesis: - Shri Ayara (Acharanga) Sutra: Alsdorf incorrectly claims that a passage permits monks to consume meat with fewer bones. However, early translator Hermann Jacobi later revised his initial interpretation, clarifying that the terms “meat with many bones” and “fish with many bones” were metaphorical expressions for food that contains large waste portions. The phrase does not advocate meat consumption. Instead, matsya-phala and mamsa-phala are actually names of certain plants. One can refer the Sanskrit lexicon to know more. - Shri Dasaveyaliya (Dashavaikalika) Sutra: This text, too, has been falsely cited as evidence of Jain monks consuming meat. The listed items in the Scripture refer only to plant-based foods. Ayurvedic terminology often uses animal names metaphorically (e.g., kapoti for a type of plant), reinforcing that these passages do not refer to actual meat consumption. - Shri Bhagvati Sutra: Alsdorf dubiously claims that Lord Mahavira instructed his disciple to fetch “cock meat.” Scholars like Padmanabh Jaini and Bal Patil have time and again refuted this claim, showing that kukkuta-mamsa in this context actually refers to a medicinal fruit, Aegle Mamelos (Bel fruit), not chicken meat. Jainism’s absolute commitment to ahimsa inherently prohibits any harm to even microbes, let alone the possibility of meat consumption by monks or laity. Unlike Buddhism, where intent determines morality, Jainism holds practitioners responsible for both intent and action. Even accepting meat, regardless of intent, violates the Jain principle of non-violence. Moreover, if Jain monks had ever consumed meat, there would be: - A historical record of debates on the issue within Jain circles. - Sects or subgroups that still practice meat consumption. - Direct scriptural commandments permitting meat, akin to some sects of Buddhism. None of these exist, proving that meat consumption was never a part of Jainism. Despite overwhelming evidence against Jain meat-eating, some scholars continue propagating this myth. This is ~ - To pull Jainism down from its moral high ground. Jainism’s strict vegetarianism is unparalleled. Those from meat-eating backgrounds seek to dilute its ethical superiority. - If even Jains once ate meat, vegetarianism loses its historical sanctity. - Unlike Jacobi, who revised his view upon further study, many scholars refuse to correct their mistakes. The claim that Jain monks or Tirthankars consumed meat is not just incorrect—it is an insult to the very foundation of Jain philosophy. It is based on deliberate misinterpretations, poor linguistic analysis, and a failure to appreciate Jain principles. Jainism’s stance on ahimsa is absolute and non-negotiable. No true Jain—monk or layperson—has ever or will ever partake in the consumption of meat.

@SagasofBharat Kuchbhi bakvas

🧵 Do you know? There are mention of meat eating in Both Buddhist and Jain texts. The founder of Jainism, Mahavira himself is mentioned to have eaten cock meat. [P.S the concept of ahimsa & vegetarianism didn’t come from Jainism or Buddhism. The concept were always there in Hinduism]

@pakistanii32 @htTweets Neki or puch puch

@htTweets Bycott world cup in bindia

#CrickIt | Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif urged the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to boycott the upcoming T20 World Cup and stand in solidarity with Bangladesh. The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) risks being booted out of the 20-team competition if it refuses to travel to India, citing security concerns. More details 🔗 hindustantimes.com/cricket/pakist…

@GemsOfINDOLOGY This pratima is installed by jain mandir

𝐑𝐚𝐣𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐧, c. 10th century CE. "She stands. Not to invite. To instruct." This is Saraswati. Not metaphor. Not muse. The deity of knowledge itself — placed at the threshold. Veena in hand. Pustaka held close. Long nails already the talk of elegance while Western women struggled with basic hygiene. Look at the setting. A full torana. Dense architectural grammar. Every inch alive with subsidiary figures, worlds within worlds. This is not a "bracket figure." This is the axis. In early medieval Rajasthan, Saraswati was not hidden inside sanctums. She stood at entrances. Because knowledge was the gate. Her body is calm. Balanced. Assured. No drama. No submission. Authority without aggression. Later eyes would misread this. Colonial catalogues would call her "ornamental." Museums would isolate her from her architecture. But stone keeps memory better than labels. This civilisation placed Vidya at the doorway. Before kings. Before gods of war. Before power. Who puts knowledge first — and trusts a woman to guard it? 📜🪨

कोलंबो, श्रीलंका में आए तूफ़ान और बाढ़ के बाद का दृश्य ज़रूर देखें। जैन धर्म में मेघकुमार की कथा आती है, जो पूर्वजन्म में हाथी थे। यह वीडियो दिखाता है कि संकट की घड़ी में एक हाथी जैसा प्राणी भी कितना करुणा-भाव रखता है। बहुत कुछ सीखने जैसा है। 🙏🙏

@earthcurated Pakistan

Which country would you never visit, even if the trip was free?

@mimeticlol @earthcurated It's your mistake

@earthcurated Indian

@_vatsalasingh 👆🏼

आप में से कोई है, जो कह सके की मैंने Bigg Boss का एक भी एपिसोड नहीं देखा, उपस्थिति दें

@JyotiDevSpeaks Shreenath

🚨 RARE FOOTAGE In 13 days Indian 🇮🇳 Arm forces liberate & create Bangladesh from Pakistan 🇵🇰 (it's allies US & UK). 🇧🇩 Bangladeshis welcoming Indian troops who saved them from Genocide. We did this with no Brahmos or S400. Imagine how fast it will be now. Make this Viral!

Kejriwal was right that time. Do you agree? 😂🔥

@umda_panktiyaan GST 2.0

एक बनिया था 5 रुपए की एक रोटी बेचता था। उसे रोटी की कीमत बढ़ानी थी लेकिन बिना राजा की अनुमति कोई भी अपने दाम नहीं बढ़ा सकता था। लिहाजा राजा के पास बनिया पहुंचा, बोला राजा साहब मुझे रोटी का दाम 10 करना है। राजा बोला तुम 10 नहीं 30 रुपए करो बनिया बोला महाराज इससे तो हाहाकार मच जाएगा, राजा बोला इसकी चिंता तुम मत करो, तुम 10 रुपए दाम कर दोगे तो मेरे राजा होने का क्या फायदा,तुम अपना फायदा देखो और 30 रुपए दाम कर दो, अगले दिन बनिये ने रोटी का दाम बढ़ाकर 30 रुपए कर दिया, शहर में हाहाकार मच गया,तभी सभी जनता राजा के पास पहुंचे, बोले महाराज यह बनिया अत्याचार कर रहा है, 5 की रोटी 30 में बेच रहा है, राजा ने अपने सिपाहियों को बोला उस गुस्ताख बनिए को मेरे दरबार में पेश करो,बनिया जैसे ही दरबार में पहुंचा, राजा ने गुस्से में कहा गुस्ताख तेरी यह मजाल तूने बिना मुझसे पूछे कैसे दाम बढ़ा दिया, यह जनता मेरी है तू इन्हें भूखा मारना चाहता है,राजा ने बनिए को आदेश दिया तुम रोटी कल से आधे दाम में बेचोगे, नहीं तो तुम्हारा सर कलम कर दिया जाएगा, राजा का आदेश सुनते ही पूरी जनता ने जोर से बोला.... महाराज की जय हो , महाराज की जय हो,महाराज की जय हो। नतीजा सुनिए.. अगले दिन से 5 की रोटी 15 में बिकने लगी। अब जनता भी खुश...बनिया भी खुश...और राजा भी खुश।जनता को मूर्ख बनाने में माहिर को ही जनता कुशल शासक मान लेती है। इसको कहते हैं विवेक शून्यता तर्कशील बने जागरूक रहे।

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@earthcurated 𝔰𝔦𝔩𝔢𝔫𝔱 𝔴𝔦𝔫𝔱𝔢𝔯 𝔫𝔦𝔤𝔥𝔱. Which font it is ?? How to use in android phone

𝔰𝔦𝔩𝔢𝔫𝔱 𝔴𝔦𝔫𝔱𝔢𝔯 𝔫𝔦𝔤𝔥𝔱.

@WhatsApp Broadcast msg restricted up to 35 msg per month for regular & 250 msg for business, please allow unlimited broadcast if you want then decrease the number of receivers from 256 person to as per comfortable number. else we have to search alternate app with unlimited broadcast 🙏🏼

an easier way to encrypt your WhatsApp chat backups is rolling out now with passkeys 🔒 use your fingerprint, face, or screen lock code to add extra security to your chat backups: Settings > Chats > Chat backup > End-to-end encrypted backup