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10/05/2026

: Act and React | Mother's Day '26

Sunday, 10th May 2026 Mother's Day

No matter how far I fly.
I come back...
come back to my roots...
come back to her...
because there is no home without her.

♡ H A P P Y M O T H E R ' S D A Y ♡

There is a saying that God can not be present everywhere so he created Mother. Mother is the first teacher for every child and she is a symbol of true affection and care. Mother is a beautiful creature of God and there is no replacement of mother on this earth. Mother gives power, strength and encourage children to move ahead with the confidence..It is the mother only, who love and care about you the most in the world. She is the one who love you unconditionally and sometimes her efforts goes unnoticed. Mother is a giver. without even expecting anything in return. Her devotion towards the children is matchless because mother is the goddess.

05/05/2026

: Act and React | Win Big, Lose Biggest

For BJP the loss of Kerala signals more than just an electoral defeat.

Literacy Matters for BJP's limited growth in Kerala. High literacy is often cited as a key factor hindering the BJP's growth in Kerala

Despite trying for decades, Modi’s BJP has not been able to make a significant dent in Kerala and Tamil Nadu, though still falling much short of their national performance levels

Will the sense of communal exceptionalism and relative harmony that has long characterised West Bengal remain intact under a BJP government? That is one of the big questions emerging from the election results.

And will elections in the world’s most populous democracy be free and fair any more?

Narendra Modi

02/04/2026

: Act and React | Football Fever

Congratulations to the Iraq team on qualifying for the World Cup.👍🎉

Despite the circumstances surrounding Iran and the US-Israel conflict, football has not lost its magic and passion.

02/04/2026

: Act and React | Space Race

As of April 2026, a new era of exploration is well underway...

Artemis II Launch: Just yesterday, on April 1, 2026, NASA successfully launched the Artemis II mission. This is the first crewed mission to lunar space in over 50 years, carrying four astronauts—Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen—on a 10-day flyby around the Moon.

02/04/2026

: Act and React | Space Race

As of April 2026, a new era of exploration is well underway...

Artemis II Launch: Just yesterday, on April 1, 2026, NASA successfully launched the Artemis II mission. This is the first crewed mission to lunar space in over 50 years, carrying four astronauts—Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen—on a 10-day flyby around the Moon.

29/03/2026

: Act and React | Anti-War Protest

War brings equality among us.

War can destroy the wealth and infrastructure of both elites and common people, often bringing a form of "equality in misery"...especially in income and wealth.


29/03/2026

: Act and React | Breaking News

God only cares about devotion and heartfelt love, not complicated rituals. Narendra Modi

Fire breaks out at Ayodhya mahayagya site, destroying over 1251 havan pits and entire pandal in minutes.

The yagya. attended by thousands of devotees including UP government ministers and MLA's, turned chaotic as flames spread rapidly.

Thankfully, no major casualties reported so far, though some devotees suffered minor burns.

In the land of Lord Rama, where faith burns bright, this unfortunate incident has left everyone shocked.

26/03/2026

: Act and React | Fuel Crisis

The worst is yet to come 👍
Light a lamp, perform aarti, ring a bell.... Narendra Modi

Instead of waiting for petrol, people should queue up in front of the temple.



26/03/2026

: Act and React | Ram Navami '26

Thursday, 26 March 2026

God cares only for devotion and heart-felt love, not complex rituals.

Shabri was an elderly devotee who waited years for Lord Ram, guided by her guru's promise.

When Ram and Lakshman visited her hut in the forest, she lovingly offered them berries she had already tasted to ensure they were sweet, showcasing pure devotion over social propriety. Ram joyfully ate them, demonstrating that true love outweighs ritual purity.
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H A P P Y R A M N A V A M I -----------------~◇~----------------------

Ram Navami is an important Hindu festival, celebrated every year on the ninth day of Chaitra month (the first month in the Hindu lunar calendar) — The Hindus celebrate Ram Navami to honor the birth of Lord Rama.

■ HISTORY OF RAM NAVAMI

Ram Navami is celebrated to commemorate the birth of Lord Rama to the king of Ayodhya, King Dasharatha. It is known that King Dashratha had three queens, Kaushalya, Sumitra, and Kaikeyi. The three queens were unable to give birth to a child for a very long time.

King Dashratha performed a sacred ritual known as “Putrakameshti Yagna,” which was suggested by a sage, Vasishtha. In the ritual, the king served ‘payasam’ to all his wives to fulfill his wish of having a child. As a result, the king was blessed with a baby boy on the ninth day of the Hindu month, Chitra. Queen Kaushalya gave birth to Lord Rama, whereas the other queens gave birth to Lakshmana and Bharata.

Ram Navami is one of the five major holidays celebrated by the people belonging to the upper and lower castes in Hindu society. Lord Rama is believed to be the seventh avatar of the Hindu Lord Vishnu. Although this day is declared as a holiday in many Indian states, it is celebrated on different days. The Hindus celebrate this day by going to temples, observing fasts, and seeking Lord Rama’s blessings. This spring festival clearly promotes the idea of the victory of good over evil.

■ RAM NAVAMI TIMELINE

• 5114 B.C. Lord Rama is Born

Lord Rama is born on January 10, 5114 B.C.

The fifth day of Agahan

• Rama Marries Sita

While in the exile period, Rama marries Sita on the fifth day of the ninth month in the Hindu calendar.

• 3139 B.C.The Beginning of Mahabharata

The war of Mahabharata begins on October 13, 3139 B.C.

• Seventh day of Baisakh (dark lunar cycle)

Rama Ascends to the Throne

On the seventh day of Baisakh, Rama ascends to the throne and is anointed as the King.

■ How did Rama die?

According to the Myanmar version of Rama’s life story, called Thiri Rama, Rama died by drowning himself.

■ Why was Rama born?

According to the World History Encyclopaedia: “Rama was born at the end of the Second Age or Treta-yuga and he came into the world specifically at the bidding of the gods to deal with the fearsome multi-headed demon Ravana, the king of Lanka (modern Sri Lanka).”

■ WHY RAM NAVAMI IS IMPORTANT

• The victory of good over evil

• The importance of this festival clearly states the triumph of good over evil.

• It glorifies the power of religion

Since the birth of Rama had the purpose of defeating the evil spirit of Ravana, the festival of Ram Navami glorifies the power of religion and faith.

• It signifies the removal of negativity

Since Rama defeated Ravana and removed evil through good, this celebration also signifies how evil and negativity were removed from the world.

26/03/2026

: Act and React | Ban Facebook

Yes, as soon as you open a new Facebook account, they fill the home page with meaningful content [###] as per user demand to maximize user engagement and retention.


26/03/2026

: Act and React | Ram Navami '26

Thursday, 26 March 2026

God cares only for devotion and heart-felt love, not complex rituals.

Shabri was an elderly devotee who waited years for Lord Ram, guided by her guru's promise.

When Ram and Lakshman visited her hut in the forest, she lovingly offered them berries she had already tasted to ensure they were sweet, showcasing pure devotion over social propriety. Ram joyfully ate them, demonstrating that true love outweighs ritual purity.

-----------------~◇~----------------------
H A P P Y R A M N A V A M I -----------------~◇~----------------------

Ram Navami is an important Hindu festival, celebrated every year on the ninth day of Chaitra month (the first month in the Hindu lunar calendar) — The Hindus celebrate Ram Navami to honor the birth of Lord Rama.

■ HISTORY OF RAM NAVAMI

Ram Navami is celebrated to commemorate the birth of Lord Rama to the king of Ayodhya, King Dasharatha. It is known that King Dashratha had three queens, Kaushalya, Sumitra, and Kaikeyi. The three queens were unable to give birth to a child for a very long time.

King Dashratha performed a sacred ritual known as “Putrakameshti Yagna,” which was suggested by a sage, Vasishtha. In the ritual, the king served ‘payasam’ to all his wives to fulfill his wish of having a child. As a result, the king was blessed with a baby boy on the ninth day of the Hindu month, Chitra. Queen Kaushalya gave birth to Lord Rama, whereas the other queens gave birth to Lakshmana and Bharata.

Ram Navami is one of the five major holidays celebrated by the people belonging to the upper and lower castes in Hindu society. Lord Rama is believed to be the seventh avatar of the Hindu Lord Vishnu. Although this day is declared as a holiday in many Indian states, it is celebrated on different days. The Hindus celebrate this day by going to temples, observing fasts, and seeking Lord Rama’s blessings. This spring festival clearly promotes the idea of the victory of good over evil.

■ RAM NAVAMI TIMELINE

• 5114 B.C. Lord Rama is Born

Lord Rama is born on January 10, 5114 B.C.

The fifth day of Agahan

• Rama Marries Sita

While in the exile period, Rama marries Sita on the fifth day of the ninth month in the Hindu calendar.

• 3139 B.C.The Beginning of Mahabharata

The war of Mahabharata begins on October 13, 3139 B.C.

• Seventh day of Baisakh (dark lunar cycle)

Rama Ascends to the Throne

On the seventh day of Baisakh, Rama ascends to the throne and is anointed as the King.

■ How did Rama die?

According to the Myanmar version of Rama’s life story, called Thiri Rama, Rama died by drowning himself.

■ Why was Rama born?

According to the World History Encyclopaedia: “Rama was born at the end of the Second Age or Treta-yuga and he came into the world specifically at the bidding of the gods to deal with the fearsome multi-headed demon Ravana, the king of Lanka (modern Sri Lanka).”

■ WHY RAM NAVAMI IS IMPORTANT

• The victory of good over evil

• The importance of this festival clearly states the triumph of good over evil.

• It glorifies the power of religion

Since the birth of Rama had the purpose of defeating the evil spirit of Ravana, the festival of Ram Navami glorifies the power of religion and faith.

• It signifies the removal of negativity

Since Rama defeated Ravana and removed evil through good, this celebration also signifies how evil and negativity were removed from the world.

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