Arup Chakraborty
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Tome And Plume: Superstitions Associated With Pitru Paksha Have No Place In Hindu Scriptures (opens the original)
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Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Karmanugo gachhati jiva ekaha – Garuda Purana (Wealth remains buried, cattle stay in the pen, wife accompanies to the doorway, friends to the crematorium, the body to funeral pyre, but on the path to eternity only your Karmas stay with you). The 15-day Pitru Paksha before the Shardiya Navratri has remained dedicated to revering ancestors since time immemorial. Many deep-rooted superstitions, myths, and rigid taboos also stay tethered to this period across the country. Bu
Tome And Plume: Bhopal Remains Bathed In Bappa’s Blessings Since The Days Of Yore (opens the original)
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Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Unlike in other cities, the immersion ceremony of the idols of the Lord takes place twice in Bhopal: on Dol Gyaras and on Anant Chaturdashi. The City of Lakes has remained bathed in the blessings of Bappa since the days of yore, though it witnessed the first public Ganesh Puja 80 years ago on September 18, 1947. If we include the Chintamani Ganesha temple in Sehore within the periphery of the city, its association with the Lord exists for nearly two millennia. The legend
Tome And Plume: Faustian Bargain, Not Nature, Causes Floods In Places Like Chitrakoot (opens the original)
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Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Unplanned development, poor maintenance, and choked drains have turned roads in Bhopal into Sundarbans Delta, where riding a bike or car gives the feel of a boat journey, and when it does not rain, they remain dusty Nature is partial to Madhya Pradesh, as it remains free from natural calamities, like Nepal-like floods and earthquakes, because of its tectonically quiet landmasses and silent rivers. Yet floods occur, destroying properties and sometimes human lives, which h
Tome And Plume: Grammar Cops Fight Back To Outgun Social Media Language (opens the original)
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Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place — George Bernard Shaw Social media has changed our language. But if parents and teachers of previous generations heard or saw such language, they would create a hue and cry. Similarly, such language would have shocked the editors of English newspapers, too. For example, people of previous generations used ‘lit’ as a shorter form of the word 'literature' or as the past form of 'light'. But
Tome And Plume: Social Media Slang Adds Tang To Your Language, But Caution Is Necessary (opens the original)
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Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place— George Bernard Shaw Social media has changed our language. But if parents and teachers of the previous generations heard or saw such language, they would have created a hue and cry. Similarly, such language would have shocked the editors of English newspapers of yesteryears. For example, the people of previous generations used ‘lit’ as a shorter form of the word 'literature' or as the pa
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