Ar > References for ‘armed’

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[13] But why is this so? Are they alone [...] instead of stealing or committing armed robbery.

[4] Take another example. In the Pathan [...] Midnapur were retrenched from the armed services. Consequently, they became [...] would have been quite different.

[27] Most of the evils that occur in [...] exorbitant prices steal, commit armed robberies and engage in other [...] masses to make greater sacrifices.

[40] Here the funny thing is that the [...] themselves the responsibility of being armed gatekeepers, and began to salute [...] in every country of the world.

[55] The social, economic and psychological principles of human life change from age to age. Armed with the strength of past experiences, [...] of any constructive endeavour.

[78] Literature can beautifully convey [...] found among the good. Thieves, armed robbers and knaves also have their [...] onto the path of benevolence.

[61] It was at the dead of night. All [...] next fifteen or twenty minutes, armed guards will surround this house lest you try to escape.”

[13] Normally when the number of atipátakiis [...] Puruśa descends on earth armed with His special power. That is why the Giitá says:

[6] The second type is internal psychic power. Those who are moralists, those who are armed with spiritual power, naturally [...] eliminate us. Their days are gone.

[33] Some misguided people advocate a bloodless, armed revolution based on the Vedas. But, is it possible to have a bloodless, armed revolution? Moreover, how is it [...] Vedas themselves are full of dogma?

[34] The terms shástra, shastra [...] some people advocate a bloodless, armed revolution, it means that they are trying to fool the public.

[35] Those who want to promote public [...] together by resorting to petty theft, armed robbery, profligacy and other [...] situation is certainly not desirable.

[12] The word kut́háru [...] kut́háru are: A person armed with weapons.

[62] Another meaning of kumára is “cavalry”. In ancient India the armed forces were generally divided [...] were called kumára .

[7] Now, Karna possessed simple morality, which was static whereas the Pandavas were armed with spiritual morality. Lord [...] morality teaches human beings.

[125] He declared, “People who believe in violence have armed gods and goddesses with clubs [...] you immense good!’”

[29] The first group is composed of [...] generally become petty thieves, not armed robbers. Although they have a [...] and at the instigation of others.

[31] The natures and lifestyles of born [...] lot of money through forgery or armed robbery and donate it to the poor. [...] usually consistent with each other.

[45] No matter how villainous habitual [...] like landlords one moment and like armed robbers the next; they are chaste [...] greater than that of other criminals.

[77] If the breadwinner of a family [...] eventually turning into thieves, armed robbers, thugs, pickpockets or [...] forces to lead antisocial lives.

[17] Along with the cultivation of indigo, [...] to this system, zamindars were armed with enormous economic power. [...] prescribed amount from the farmers.

[3] Unable to resolve their disagreements [...] battle. On the one side, Shiva, armed with a mighty trident, on the [...] petrified. Terror filled the air.

[19] All genuine spiritualists will [...] people of a new generation will be armed with a bold new optimism and vision of the future, and march forward triumphantly.

[11] There was a general disharmony [...] days, a war party would ride fully armed to a rival hill to bring a woman [...] ritual by riding on horseback fully armed to the marriage ceremony and staging [...] day he is the most important man.

[45] 1. Physical theft of any material [...] stolen objects after committing armed robbery. Whatever is taken in [...] money in a proper way is not theft.

[92] But one who is dedicated to an [...] should always be ready like an armed soldier to meet such exigencies.

[158] (69) The night of cimmerian darkness [...] prepared physically and mentally, armed with the force of righteousness, [...] respond to the supra-cosmic trumpet.