There is a popular belief that the britishers colonized and civilized India and some people also seems to be showing respect towards them especially some Indians. Britishers came to India seeing it a great trade site and they eventually and slowly captured all of India and it’s resources. Europeans sent Christopher Columbus on a voyage…
Psychology is the scientific study of behaviour, experience and mental processes. Behaviour includes all of our outward or overt actions and reactions, such as talking, facial expressions and movement. Mental processes refer to all the internal, covert actions of our minds, such as thinking, feeling and remembering. To study behaviour and mental processes in both…
Marriage: In the ancient Hindu law, the object of marriage was of great excellence, It was more connected with the performance of religious duties and begetting (bring a child into the world) a son, which will enable a person to get rid of the sufferings of hell and to attain salvation. Although, it is pertinent…
Hindu law has the oldest pedigree of any system of jurisprudence, and even now it shows no sign of decrepitude.” -Henry Mayne. The Hindu law is considered to be around 6000 years old ancient law system. The phrase “source of law” has several meanings to it, but in the present context this word means the…
Ancient Knowledge is far more advanced than today’s modern science as it consist of Spiritual realm also. Human body is a great gift by God. It is the door to salvation for the Souls(atma). Even Devtas(angel) and Gandharv(spirit) Dreams of Human Body. As Human Body is given by the grace of God it’s Just we…
In order to attain freedom from this birth and death cycle you must know the path. According to Bhagwadgeeta there are four paths to Salvation or Moksha. Rajyoga, Gyanyoga, Bhaktiyoga and KarmaYoga. Yoga means connecting from inside out or connecting to this Universe at astral level and not just some postures. In Details- RAjyoga is…
In Assam and West Bengal, the Dayabhaga school dominated. This is also one of Hindu law’s most important schools. It is thought to be a digest for the most important smritis. Its main focus was on issues such as divorce, inheritance, and shared family life. It was founded between 1090 and 1130 A.D., according to…
Dayabhaga School of Law Dayabhaga is an inheritance law based on the principle of spiritual prosperity. It was built with the goal of eliminating irrational practices related to property inheritance. Dayabhaga is a well-known Hindu religion practiced mainly practised in West Bengal, Assam, Jharkhand and Odisha. The Dayabhaga is believed to have been written between…
The Hindu code bills were several laws passed in the 1950s that aimed to codify and reformHindu personal law in India. They passed four Hindu code bills in 1955–56: the HinduMarriage Act, Hindu Succession Act, Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act, and HinduAdoptions and Maintenance Act.The Hindu Code bill was principally created by 2 people- Dr.…
Hinduism is one the oldest religion of Indian land and therefore its followers –‘ Hindus’ constitutes the majority of India. But still the constitution of India doesn’t mentions any specified definition of who are Hindus. However, there exists some legislations that were fabricated to govern only Hindus and their conduct. Thus, all those who mentioned…
