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DIPU S KUMAR replied to the topic What qualifies as luxury? And no, it isn't about money.
Your link properly define the meaning of luxury. For Luxurious life a man must have proper time for relaxing without any disturbance. He must need to take proper sleep and he free to take their own decision. That all makes a luxury life. Even a people who does not have much money, they can accept all these thing.
10 years ago
DIPU S KUMAR replied to the topic Why learning Hindi is easier than Sanskrit .
Both Hindi and Sanskrit are ancient languages. In India every Indian Speak Hindi rather than Sanskrit. Hindi become common language as compared to Sanskrit.
10 years ago
rambabu created new topic What qualifies as luxury? And no, it isn't about money.
Definition of Luxury is quite hard to define. For some Luxury as always associated with Money. But there are Luxuries which are not related to Money.
http://www.hindustantimes.com/chunk-ht-ui-brunch-columns/what-qualifies-as-luxury/article1-1382630.aspx
10 years ago
DIPU S KUMAR replied to the topic Feedback on new look of the site.
This site looks awesome especially its home page. Now it looks clear and stunning. Remaining looks like same. Nice work. Now properly works on Mobile device too.
10 years ago
Mousumi Ghosh replied to the topic Feedback on new look of the site.
Wow..boddunan has a new look. It looks great. Will try accessing the same on my mobile and share feedbacks if any.
10 years ago
usha manohar created new topic Australian Town Moves Underground !!!.
Because of the intense heat a town founded in 1915 in Southern Australia has moved underground. Once miners found precious stone Opal in the vicinity the town began facing difficulties because of the mining activity, so they decided to move underground..
http://acidcow.com/pics/20709-underground-town-in-south-australia-33-pics.html
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Goddess Kaali Wears Fewer Clothes Than Radhe Maa - Sonu Nigam..
I read the link and Dolly Bindra. I neither believe such statements nor disbelieve.I prefer to ignore.
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Goddess Kaali Wears Fewer Clothes Than Radhe Maa - Sonu Nigam..
Sonu Nigham may be a great follower of Radhe Maa but there are others who sees to be taking pot shots at Radhe Maa now, the latest is Dolly Bindra ! whether to believe her or not is the question !
http://www.ibnlive.com/news/tv/radhe-maa-forced-me-to-have-sex-with-one-of-her-followers-dolly-bindra-1049594.html
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Our great God men!.
rambabu wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
When you talk of rape amd dishonoring and outraging woman's modesty, please not blame these human gods like Asha Ram. The greast villain is the legendary god Indra of Heaven.
How Indra is the greatest Villain Sir. I would be grateful to you if you can elaborate. I want to know out of Curiosity.
I hope you know how Heavenly God king Indra violated the chastiy of Ahilya, wife of sage Gautam in a deceiitfil manner. There are also other episodes like Indra using charming dancersto violate meditation of Vishwamitra or other sages.
Ah yes. I recollected it. So kind of you for clearing my doubt
I guess we Hindus are able to take a balanced view when Indra is called a villain , but we all remember Satanic verses and the controversy it created just because in one of the paras it was mentioned that Mohammad had offered his wife to a guest which was the norm those days in Arabia ! Other than that there was nothing in the book to show Islam in a poor light ! Thats how intolerant they are and extra tolerant we are !!!!
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Feedback on new look of the site.
Hi Maverick it is good to see you making a post after a long time ! It is good for the forum and the members to have a visible Admin :) it does make a lot of difference ! The new look of the site is very good and user friendly.
The edit feature on forum posts has not been working since yesterday. Since I have not tried it today, I wouldn't know if it has been set right after the revision ! One more thing , hope to have the smileys back :) :)
10 years ago
suni51 replied to the topic Feedback on new look of the site.
I suggest to bring share buttons on forum pages, that will help spread the word.
10 years ago
RAMAKRISHNAN. A liked the topic This is Exclusively for Boddunan Members.
We have a group page on fb now. I hope every member of this site will join it today and spread the news among their Indian friends. That will help in bringing more members to this site. Thank You All
https://www.facebook.com/groups/boddunan/?pnref=story
10 years ago
I found no problems in navigation so far. The look is great and right now I am testing all tabs to see if all is working normally.
10 years ago
Maverick said thank you to Gulshan Kumar Ajmani for his/her reply to the topic Feedback on new look of the site.
Today morning I foundthe site under repair. I liggedin the afternoon and was astonished to see its new look. I like this. The side bar that can be accessed by clicking on right side is also helpful.
10 years ago
Of course, there were a few initial problems. But those were temporary. Now there is no problem
Congratulations for the CHIC LOOK
10 years ago
Maverick said thank you to RAMAKRISHNAN. A for his/her reply to the topic Feedback on new look of the site.
Hi! It looks great and has become more professional. Congrats Maverick!
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Nearly All India's Muslim Women Reject 'Triple Talaq', Survey Finds.
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
Getting divorce just on uttering 'Talaq' three times immediately is a very bizarre and arbirtrary way of dovorce. Somebody utters Talaq in a rage and divorce is complete. He cannot even retrace his action. There is need to chabe this. It is good that Muslim women are coming against the practice. This is internal issue of Muslims and so this can be changed only at inititaive and struggle of right thinking men and women in the Muslim community itself.
Exactly Sir. the fact that Muslim women rose against this Draconian way is quite heartening will be a slap on the face of Muslim fundamentalists. It remains to be seen what's going to happen in this regard.
We can't accept anything so soon. The only way to social reform is education. Happily Muslim women are getting education. I use public transport and on the way I see how Nuslim men and women also think and behave. There are a large number of Muslims in Agra. They are changing for the better. You can see Muslim girls also using smartphones on the way.
It is not easy for "Change " to take place. Any change from the normal course will be viewed with suspicion and doubt. All the greatest changes that took place in History had to face this problem in the initial days
In this case also, a change is visible in the attitude of Muslim women. A beginning has been done. And over a period there will be a full metamorphosis in the attitude of Muslim women.
10 years ago
RAMAKRISHNAN. A replied to the topic Feedback on new look of the site.
Hi! It looks great and has become more professional. Congrats Maverick!
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Why learning Hindi is easier than Sanskrit .
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Grammar is the base on which any language is built. This applies to any language. If one finds a particular language is difficult to learn, it implies that, he is unable to get a grip on the Grammar of that particular language.. Sanskrit is that classical language which has a tough Grammar written by Panini. This is why people find it easier to learn Hindi, which doesn't have a tough Grammar like Sanskrit.
Apart from difficulty to learn, it is more useful to learn Hindi rather than sanskrit. Sanskrit is not useful for conversation, correspondnence and education. This is only for Hindu religious functions. The Hindu clergymen also only chnat mantras on such occasions and they also don't use Sanskrit for any otherpurpose. What you don't use becomes difficult. Hindi and English are easier also becasuse these are more in use.
I agree. In the present scenario the use of Sanskrit is very limited. I also agree it will be useful to learn those languages which have utilitarian aspects in our day to day life. And Hindi and English are having most utilitarian aspects.
10 years ago
DIPU S KUMAR replied to the topic What qualifies as luxury? And no, it isn't about money.
Your link properly define the meaning of luxury. For Luxurious life a man must have proper time for relaxing without any disturbance. He must need to take proper sleep and he free to take their own decision. That all makes a luxury life. Even a people who does not have much money, they can accept all these thing.
10 years ago
DIPU S KUMAR replied to the topic Why learning Hindi is easier than Sanskrit .
Both Hindi and Sanskrit are ancient languages. In India every Indian Speak Hindi rather than Sanskrit. Hindi become common language as compared to Sanskrit.
10 years ago
rambabu created new topic What qualifies as luxury? And no, it isn't about money.
Definition of Luxury is quite hard to define. For some Luxury as always associated with Money. But there are Luxuries which are not related to Money.
http://www.hindustantimes.com/chunk-ht-ui-brunch-columns/what-qualifies-as-luxury/article1-1382630.aspx
10 years ago
DIPU S KUMAR replied to the topic Feedback on new look of the site.
This site looks awesome especially its home page. Now it looks clear and stunning. Remaining looks like same. Nice work. Now properly works on Mobile device too.
10 years ago
Mousumi Ghosh replied to the topic Feedback on new look of the site.
Wow..boddunan has a new look. It looks great. Will try accessing the same on my mobile and share feedbacks if any.
10 years ago
usha manohar created new topic Australian Town Moves Underground !!!.
Because of the intense heat a town founded in 1915 in Southern Australia has moved underground. Once miners found precious stone Opal in the vicinity the town began facing difficulties because of the mining activity, so they decided to move underground..
http://acidcow.com/pics/20709-underground-town-in-south-australia-33-pics.html
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Goddess Kaali Wears Fewer Clothes Than Radhe Maa - Sonu Nigam..
I read the link and Dolly Bindra. I neither believe such statements nor disbelieve.I prefer to ignore.
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Goddess Kaali Wears Fewer Clothes Than Radhe Maa - Sonu Nigam..
Sonu Nigham may be a great follower of Radhe Maa but there are others who sees to be taking pot shots at Radhe Maa now, the latest is Dolly Bindra ! whether to believe her or not is the question !
http://www.ibnlive.com/news/tv/radhe-maa-forced-me-to-have-sex-with-one-of-her-followers-dolly-bindra-1049594.html
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Our great God men!.
rambabu wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
When you talk of rape amd dishonoring and outraging woman's modesty, please not blame these human gods like Asha Ram. The greast villain is the legendary god Indra of Heaven.
How Indra is the greatest Villain Sir. I would be grateful to you if you can elaborate. I want to know out of Curiosity.
I hope you know how Heavenly God king Indra violated the chastiy of Ahilya, wife of sage Gautam in a deceiitfil manner. There are also other episodes like Indra using charming dancersto violate meditation of Vishwamitra or other sages.
Ah yes. I recollected it. So kind of you for clearing my doubt
I guess we Hindus are able to take a balanced view when Indra is called a villain , but we all remember Satanic verses and the controversy it created just because in one of the paras it was mentioned that Mohammad had offered his wife to a guest which was the norm those days in Arabia ! Other than that there was nothing in the book to show Islam in a poor light ! Thats how intolerant they are and extra tolerant we are !!!!
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Feedback on new look of the site.
Hi Maverick it is good to see you making a post after a long time ! It is good for the forum and the members to have a visible Admin :) it does make a lot of difference ! The new look of the site is very good and user friendly.
The edit feature on forum posts has not been working since yesterday. Since I have not tried it today, I wouldn't know if it has been set right after the revision ! One more thing , hope to have the smileys back :) :)
10 years ago
suni51 replied to the topic Feedback on new look of the site.
I suggest to bring share buttons on forum pages, that will help spread the word.
10 years ago
RAMAKRISHNAN. A liked the topic This is Exclusively for Boddunan Members.
We have a group page on fb now. I hope every member of this site will join it today and spread the news among their Indian friends. That will help in bringing more members to this site. Thank You All
https://www.facebook.com/groups/boddunan/?pnref=story
10 years ago
I found no problems in navigation so far. The look is great and right now I am testing all tabs to see if all is working normally.
10 years ago
Maverick said thank you to Gulshan Kumar Ajmani for his/her reply to the topic Feedback on new look of the site.
Today morning I foundthe site under repair. I liggedin the afternoon and was astonished to see its new look. I like this. The side bar that can be accessed by clicking on right side is also helpful.
10 years ago
Of course, there were a few initial problems. But those were temporary. Now there is no problem
Congratulations for the CHIC LOOK
10 years ago
Maverick said thank you to RAMAKRISHNAN. A for his/her reply to the topic Feedback on new look of the site.
Hi! It looks great and has become more professional. Congrats Maverick!
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Nearly All India's Muslim Women Reject 'Triple Talaq', Survey Finds.
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
Getting divorce just on uttering 'Talaq' three times immediately is a very bizarre and arbirtrary way of dovorce. Somebody utters Talaq in a rage and divorce is complete. He cannot even retrace his action. There is need to chabe this. It is good that Muslim women are coming against the practice. This is internal issue of Muslims and so this can be changed only at inititaive and struggle of right thinking men and women in the Muslim community itself.
Exactly Sir. the fact that Muslim women rose against this Draconian way is quite heartening will be a slap on the face of Muslim fundamentalists. It remains to be seen what's going to happen in this regard.
We can't accept anything so soon. The only way to social reform is education. Happily Muslim women are getting education. I use public transport and on the way I see how Nuslim men and women also think and behave. There are a large number of Muslims in Agra. They are changing for the better. You can see Muslim girls also using smartphones on the way.
It is not easy for "Change " to take place. Any change from the normal course will be viewed with suspicion and doubt. All the greatest changes that took place in History had to face this problem in the initial days
In this case also, a change is visible in the attitude of Muslim women. A beginning has been done. And over a period there will be a full metamorphosis in the attitude of Muslim women.
10 years ago
RAMAKRISHNAN. A replied to the topic Feedback on new look of the site.
Hi! It looks great and has become more professional. Congrats Maverick!
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Why learning Hindi is easier than Sanskrit .
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Grammar is the base on which any language is built. This applies to any language. If one finds a particular language is difficult to learn, it implies that, he is unable to get a grip on the Grammar of that particular language.. Sanskrit is that classical language which has a tough Grammar written by Panini. This is why people find it easier to learn Hindi, which doesn't have a tough Grammar like Sanskrit.
Apart from difficulty to learn, it is more useful to learn Hindi rather than sanskrit. Sanskrit is not useful for conversation, correspondnence and education. This is only for Hindu religious functions. The Hindu clergymen also only chnat mantras on such occasions and they also don't use Sanskrit for any otherpurpose. What you don't use becomes difficult. Hindi and English are easier also becasuse these are more in use.
I agree. In the present scenario the use of Sanskrit is very limited. I also agree it will be useful to learn those languages which have utilitarian aspects in our day to day life. And Hindi and English are having most utilitarian aspects.
10 years ago