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Shipreeta Verma @shipreeta (42) • Mumbai, India 9 Apr 16

I just read a comment on facebook where a girl (actually a girl) was defending polygyny stating that the Muslims have been given this right because of some intense thinking and so although they would be allowed to have multiple...

polyandry

polygyny

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Shipreeta Verma Thankyou for comment Crayon, even I feel the same. I have no idea about other countries, but in India polygamy is prohibited for everyone expect those who are Muslims

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Shipreeta Verma @shipreeta (42) • Mumbai, India 9 Apr 16

I just read a comment on facebook where a girl (actually a girl) was defending polygyny stating that the Muslims have been given this right because of some intense thinking and so although they would be allowed to have multiple...

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Shipreeta Verma @Shiva49 Couldn't agree more sir, in fact I fail to understand why do people go form multiple marriages at akk

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Shipreeta Verma @shipreeta (42) • Mumbai, India 9 Apr 16

I just read a comment on facebook where a girl (actually a girl) was defending polygyny stating that the Muslims have been given this right because of some intense thinking and so although they would be allowed to have multiple...

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Shipreeta Verma I agree sir, and I feel that even in this case the person should divorce rather than having multiple partners at a time

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Shipreeta Verma @shipreeta (42) • Mumbai, India 9 Apr 16

I just read a comment on facebook where a girl (actually a girl) was defending polygyny stating that the Muslims have been given this right because of some intense thinking and so although they would be allowed to have multiple...

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Shipreeta Verma Thankyou for your response Joy, even I will never want to see either me or my future husband in a polygamous relation,

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srisahara @srisahara (4508) • Indonesia 31 Mar 16

According to my religion, in the end times the number of women will be greater than the number of men. Thus, polygamy is a best solution to solve this social problem. Because, if polygamy is prohibited, it will be many women who...

agree

polygamy

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Shipreeta Verma Although the woman have a higher life span the ratio of birth of males and females is 107 is to 100 (the data is given by World Bank 2011 census) so the point of the higher life span gets negated here itself. For you further reference let's look at the...

9 Apr 16

Shipreeta Verma @shipreeta (42) • Mumbai, India 8 Apr 16

Indians claim that the first day is more scientific to be called a new Year day in India as hence forth the cycle of seasons start while there is no change after 31st December, What do you all feel

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Shipreeta Verma @thesids I agree, I just wanted to discuss the claim, that this is a more scientific date to celebrate a New Year

8 Apr 16

Shipreeta Verma @shipreeta (42) • Mumbai, India 8 Apr 16

This is the first day of Indian calenders, the Saka and the Vikram Sambat, although,, we Indians generally follow the Jan-Dec calender, the Saka calender is as official in India as the Roman Calender. The day is celebrated with...

new year

indian calender roman calender

ugadi

gudi parwa

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Shipreeta Verma @MALUSE We use the Roman Calender for our day to day activities, like internal agreements, birth dates etc.The Saka Calender and the Vikram Sambat were in place when Roman Calender was not formed (During the BCs or early ADs) and was prevalent till the Muslim...

8 Apr 16

Shipreeta Verma @shipreeta (42) • Mumbai, India 8 Apr 16

Indians claim that the first day is more scientific to be called a new Year day in India as hence forth the cycle of seasons start while there is no change after 31st December, What do you all feel

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Shipreeta Verma @thesids I know I have been celebrating the New Year on 1st Jan since my birth, I just thought we must also give importance to this date, after all this date is important to us a well

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Shipreeta Verma @shipreeta (42) • Mumbai, India 8 Apr 16

This is the first day of Indian calenders, the Saka and the Vikram Sambat, although,, we Indians generally follow the Jan-Dec calender, the Saka calender is as official in India as the Roman Calender. The day is celebrated with...

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Shipreeta Verma Thanks for your comment M-L. Indian calender unlike the Roman one does not solely base itself on the Solar cycle. The months are calculated basis the size of the month, since there are nearly 30 days in a Lunar cycle, so the months are roughly of 30 days, I...

8 Apr 16

Shipreeta Verma @shipreeta (42) • Mumbai, India 8 Apr 16

Indians claim that the first day is more scientific to be called a new Year day in India as hence forth the cycle of seasons start while there is no change after 31st December, What do you all feel

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Shipreeta Verma Sure I am sorry for a small post. Today is the first day of the Vikram Sambat and the Saka era which was the calenders followed by Indians before the Roman Calender became prevalent. Now few of the Indians claim that since there is a change in seasons...

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juniorance @juniorance (250) • India 16 Apr 13

I've always wonder how can my Hindu brothers living in this era believe in the old ideas of our forefathers. It's true that they considered some animals, birds, mountains, rivers,sun ,moon etc as God because they were not much...

god

hindu

modern world

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Shipreeta Verma God is omnipresent, in you, me, trees, sun, moon trees everything, this is what the Hindus believe,

7 Apr 16

Shipreeta Verma @shipreeta (42) • Mumbai, India 6 Apr 16

Dear Team, Kindly suggest if I shall start with topic to discuss about, please suggest a topic which would attract maximum people

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Shipreeta Verma @arianebergeron I am sure, I am totally loving it

7 Apr 16

Shipreeta Verma @shipreeta (42) • Mumbai, India 7 Apr 16

We are celebrating a Desi day at office Today. It is the Indian New Year Gudi Parwa tomorrow

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Shipreeta Verma Generally there is no Puja (religious rituals) done following with meetings up with the relatives and lots of sweets

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