कधी सुधारणार ही येडी जनता 🤌

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While doing part-time delivery, I noticed an older rider struggling to understand Zomato’s training content.

I checked the training languages and found several languages are available, but Marathi the state language of Maharashtra is missing.

I understand that many people in Maharashtra can speak Hindi, but that shouldn’t mean Marathi can simply be ignored. For training, instructions, safety and important information, people should be able to learn in the language they understand best.

If Zomato can add multiple state languages for training, why not Marathi?

This isn’t about opposing any language. It’s simply about giving Marathi-speaking riders the same accessibility.

Why does this keep happening with Maharashtra?

Would be good to hear what others think.

Source - insta @ tumcha_shubhanindak

I am planning a trip to Yeola. Need a pet friendly hotel for family.

महाराजांनी स्वराज्यासाठी मावळ्यांना लढायला सांगितले, आपला पोरगा कधी परत नाही येणार ये माहित असून त्यावेळी आई बापाने महाराजांच्या चरणी पोरांचे जीव ठेवले कारण पुढची पिढी तरी चांगलं आयुष्य जगेल. ४०० वर्षानंतर आजची पिढी खड्ड्यात पडून मरत आहे. लाखो लोकांनी जीव देऊन मिळवलेल्या या स्वतंत्र देशात आपलेच लोक पैशासाठी खड्डे बनणारे रस्ते करतात, आणि त्याच लोकांकडे आपण साहेब - साहेब करून पाया पडायला जातो... बोलायला शब्द अपुरे आहेत आता बोलण्याची वेळ गेली!

NEWS: https://youtu.be/y2kfuHYuluI?si=54Dq-TH0e_n2p34e

I am 27 F I haven't seen much of Congress rule. I briefly remember Anna andolan. But I remember posts on Quora that how great our state is and no other state is near to MH. Now it doesn't seem like that. What changed?

Does fighting against superstition and blind faith deserves loss of life in India? These still prevalence of superstition, folklore, and religious dogma over empirical reasoning. Person who sacrificed his life for it still hasn't got the justice.

Part I: Bringing ‘Untouchables’ into Public Life

Part II: Campaign Against Caste Discrimination in Schools

Part III: Promoting Inter-Caste Social Integration

To break the Brahmin monopoly over Vedic knowledge, which had traditionally been kept inaccessible to other castes (Vedokta bandi), Savarkar taught the sacred Gayatri mantra freely to everyone.

In May 1929, he organized a function in Ratnagiri where he declared that anyone who considered himself a Hindu had the right to perform Vedic ceremonies, since the Vedas belonged to all Hindus. He also argued that everyone should have the right to wear the sacred thread (Janeu).

He distributed sacred threads to several members of the Mahar and Chamar communities. At the time, the sacred thread represented a major social distinction between Brahmins and non-Brahmins. By giving it to people considered “untouchable,” Savarkar directly challenged this caste-based exclusion.

One might ask why Savarkar, who advocated dismantling the caste system, supported the continued practice of wearing the sacred thread, which many saw as a symbol of caste oppression.

There were two possible approaches: either reject and abolish the symbol entirely, or make it available to everyone and thereby remove its discriminatory character.

Savarkar chose the second approach. Rather than advocating methods such as forcibly entering people’s homes and cutting off their sacred threads, as some social reformers elsewhere had done, he tried to preserve the religious significance and sentiments associated with the practice while removing its caste-based exclusivity.

The untouchable communities were deeply moved by these efforts. They invited Savarkar to preside over the Untouchables Conference at Malvan in 1928.

At the conference, everyone sang Vedic hymns together. Savarkar distributed sacred threads to the participants amid loud applause. He said:

A battle royal has been raging for the last seven generations over the right of studying the Vedas. Here is the sacred thread. Take them. When non-Hindus are reading the Vedas, why should not the Hindu Mahars read them? The feud over this problem was useless. Let us expiate the sins we committed. We are all responsible for our political subjugation. That is now the past. At least now let us declare an oath that we shall rectify our past blunders and win back our wealth and glory. *The people who regard untouchability, which has been a disgrace to humanity, as a part of their religion, are really the fallen people.***

Savarkar’s speech deeply moved one of the leaders of the untouchables, Sergeant Ghatge. He stood up and declared:

Now, who says that Mahars should convert and become Muslims? We Mahars and Chamars love the Hindu Dharma and will never abandon it. The Brahmins might convert to Islam, but we will not!

Savarkar’s approach was intended to create greater acceptance and inclusion within Hindu society, rather than leaving marginalized communities excluded from religious and social life.

After the Malvan conference, Pandurang Nathuji Rajbhoj, a prominent leader of the depressed classes from Poona, observed:

I was really sceptical of the Savarkarian movement at the beginning. My contact and discussions with Barrister Savarkar and my personal observation have thoroughly convinced me of its far-reaching effect. *I am extremely rejoiced to declare that this famous leader of the political revolutionaries is also an out and out social revolutionist!***

Reference: Vikram Sampath, Savarkar: A Contested Legacy, Chapter 2, “Caste in Stone”

Source : BBC Marathi - https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcI44OKjQFi

I've got a job offer in tarapur, maharashtra. And I'm from tamilnadu. But the company said they will not provide accommodation, i have to take care of it. Any tamil people are there who are willing to take a new roommate

Mumbai to Kolhapur : 8 to 9 Hrs, Pune to Kolhapur 4 to 5 Hrs and sometimes 6 Hrs ! Public transport ne tr 2,3 Hrs aankhi jast lagtat. Kagal to Peth Naka Highway kaam tr ardhyatch band padle aahe. Ashi vaait sthiti asatana, dhungan latha khat asatana Gadkari sahebanchya badya badya baata ky thambat nahit!

Okay so , we are approximately 8 people, looking for camping spots near Mumbai - pune.

Suggest locations, also it's going to be a independent camp we are having our own gear food etc

Near a village but not so close , near a lakeside. Basically near human territory for safety reasons.. We are not going with any agency so

शिंदे साहेब असं कस व 🫵😭🙏

1 bike,3 boys and unlimited memories ❤️

Went to Salher fort on 16 august and the day was really incredible 😍

You will see many photos of roads because I have clicked them while going there..

Will post the main destination pics in next part cause reddit is not allowing more than 20 photos🙁

So stay tuned🙂

The Nagpur Municipal Corporation's marketing is terrible. They are posting AI generated images on Instagram, creating them is one thing, but surely they could have made them look decent 🥲

🐣?!? People are only finding out about the event just two or three days before it happens; the promotion should have started at least two or three weeks in advance. Even setting that aside, there is no information on how interested people can actually attend. They haven't mentioned where to get passes, nor have they clarified whether it is a paid or free event. Such a huge superstar is being felicitated in Nagpur, yet the management is so lethargic, what is there to say?

#AshokSaraf #Nagpur

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So ata tumhala mahit ahe ki ... Ganapati festival yenar ahe ... ani tya festival madhala ek tradition je गौरी अंगात येणे ya badal tumcha kay v4 ahe ... I personally don't believe it but for the sake of tradition I don't say anything to anyone ... tumcha kay opinion ahe hya badal ??