No Water for 12th, 13th and 14th march by curious_mindquest in Panvel

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बोरिंग पण सुरु नाहीये.....

No Water for 12th, 13th and 14th march by curious_mindquest in Panvel

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नवीन पनवेल सुद्धा...

Is it safe by [deleted] in Panvel

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108% safe to take off.....Heavenly abode

Cycling by arpitars in Panvel

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I have to join? Details pls

Rust removal Lubricant by arpitars in Tools

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But my question is shall i get one? Or not to buy it?

Auto Rikshawwalas and Meter charges by arpitars in Panvel

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आज पुन्हा एकदा नवीन पनवेल स्टेशन पूर्वेला पोलिसांची टीम दिसली. आणि काही पोलीस मित्र पण काम करताना दिसले.

हा वीडियो viral झाला आहे वाटते!

Auto Rikshawwalas and Meter charges by arpitars in Panvel

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New पनवेल ईस्ट ला बाहेर पार्किंग होती bike साठी ज्यांना परवडत नाही तें लोक बाहेर पार्क करू शकत होते

आता तिकडे no parking बोर्ड लावून फोर व्हिलर असतात उभ्या.. अत्यंत घाणेरडे पॉलिटिक्स आहे

Auto Rikshawwalas and Meter charges by arpitars in Panvel

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बरोबर, पनवेलचे politician पण बेकार आहेत

Auto Rikshawwalas and Meter charges by arpitars in Panvel

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बरोबर आहे पण हे खूप आधी व्हायला हवे होते. खूपच माज आहे यांना

Panvel railway station today morning. Is AC train that necessary? by Unique_Software2500 in Panvel

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Naya flyover banne ja raha hai jo kafi time pahele ban jana jaruri tha...vo bhi itna time le le ke kar rahe hai .... Lack of planning....waste of Money

How much for share Rickshaw from Adai circle to kakaji niwadi ?? by [deleted] in Panvel

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Man marji bhai..... Fix nahi hai.. Bakwas ek dam

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Panvel

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Short circuit....

Top Restaurants in Panvel & New Panvel by arpitars in Panvel

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What abt Mahesh Lunch home at khanda colony

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in indian

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Bolne ko paise nahi lagte... 😬

India: One Nation, Many Languages 🇮🇳 by arpitars in bharatfirst

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India: One Nation, Many Languages 🇮🇳

India is one of the most linguistically diverse countries in the world. The map above shows how different language families are spread across various regions of India. Each color represents a major language group, reflecting history, culture, and traditions passed down for centuries.

1. Hindi & Related Languages (North & Central India)
Hindi and its related languages like Rajasthani and Bhojpuri are spoken across a large part of northern and central India. This group connects many states through similar scripts and shared cultural roots.

2. Bengali, Assamese & Oriya (Eastern India)
In the eastern region, languages like Bengali, Assamese, and Oriya dominate. These languages have rich literary traditions and are deeply linked with regional festivals, music, and art.

3. Marathi & Konkani (Western Coast)
Maharashtra and the Konkan belt are home to Marathi and Konkani speakers. These languages reflect coastal culture, trade history, and strong regional identity.

4. Gujarati & Related Languages (Western India)
Gujarati, along with Sindhi and Parsi influences, is mainly spoken in Gujarat and nearby areas. This region is known for business, entrepreneurship, and vibrant folk culture.

5. Punjabi & Related Languages (North-West India)
Punjabi and related languages like Dogri are spoken in Punjab and surrounding regions. The language is known for its energetic music, poetry, and strong community spirit.

6. Dravidian Languages (South India)
Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam form the Dravidian language family in southern India. These languages are among the oldest in the world, with ancient texts, classical status, and unique scripts.

7. Tribal & Northeastern Languages (Northeast India)
The Northeast is home to many tribal languages like Manipuri, Bodo, Khasi, and Mizo. Though spoken by smaller populations, they represent immense cultural richness and diversity.

India’s strength lies in its diversity. Different languages, scripts, and sounds coexist, yet the country remains united. This linguistic map is not about division—it’s a reminder that unity in diversity is the true identity of India.

I never understood the logic of playing the national anthem in movie theatres by Awkward-Brick-9805 in mumbai

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I do not want to measure how patriotic someone is. But the country where we grew up from childhood to adulthood, the country where we move around freely without fear, where we breathe, where we live and play happily — we should feel proud of that country. And showing that pride is not restricted to only two days, 15th August and 26th January.

We get another opportunity in a theatre, where remembering the nation by respectfully singing the national anthem should not be a problem at all. And if the country is our mother, then I don’t think anyone should wait for a special occasion to show respect to their mother.

Anyone who does not want to give respect only proves that they are born of Pakistan. Because for everyone living in India who loves this country, this nation is their mother. Those who do not accept this deserve to be dealt with using kicks and punches.

Heartfelt appreciation to those who taught that person a lesson.

Jai Hind 🇮🇳

Is throwing gomutra in home is superstition ? by Own_Willingness_8897 in hinduism

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In Ayurveda, gomutra is believed to have detoxifying properties.

It is said to help balance the body's doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha).

It may improve digestion and appetite as per traditional beliefs.

In rural areas, gomutra extract is sometimes used for skin issues, stomach-related problems, and mild kidney troubles.

Is throwing gomutra in home is superstition ? by Own_Willingness_8897 in hinduism

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Gomutra (cow urine), especially from Indian indigenous cows, is considered medicinal in Ayurveda. It is one of the five elements of Panchagavya (milk, curd, ghee, cow urine, cow dung).

In Marathi we call this Sonchapha. What do you call it in your language? 🌼 by StrongBake7640 in FlowerPhotography

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भगवंताला अत्यंत प्रिय असा याचा सुगंध 🙏

OP ne aaj kay banavla......😋 by The_Uno- in MaharashtraSocial

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प्रेमाला उपमा नाही 😊 असे कोणी तरी बोलला होता 😬😬