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[2] Tantra, as you know, is divided [...] are certain rules, and these are compulsory for practitioners of both vidyá [...] certain things in the crude world.

[55] Countless complaints can be made [...] admitted to the hospital; during the compulsory medical examination for a new [...] actually have these experiences.

[65] Upa – dish + ghaiṋ= [...] direction). When that something is made compulsory, either to do or not to do, regardless [...] ghaiṋ = ádesha).

[18] The meaning of the word Samaj is [...] in public or private life, the compulsory use of one’s mother tongue [...] appropriate common language may be used.

[20] Governments should not be in a [...] While all languages should have compulsory constitutional recognition and [...] recognition of local mother tongues.

[1] All the created objects in this [...] stationary, all have to move, movement is compulsory.

[5] If the samájamitram, smártta, [...] not shave, although this is not compulsory.

[29] Most of the people in the Vedic [...] custom was introduced which made it compulsory for priests to wear a deer skin [...] Brahmin caste in Hindu society.

[38] In the course of different discussions [...] study of Sanskrit should be made compulsory at the university level. In advanced [...] a strong and well-merited step.

[39] In ancient times there was the [...] all. What was tradition became a compulsory social observation.

[141] The natural medium of expression [...] language should be taught as a compulsory language in the lower classes.

[7] Whether or not a candidate gets [...] those countries where voting is not compulsory, often only a small percentage of the population participates in the electoral process.

[51] In the cooperative system unemployment [...] cooperative system there should be no compulsory age for superannuation. People [...] providing their health permits.

[1] Tantra, as you know, is divided [...] are certain rules, and these are compulsory for practitioners of both Vidyá [...] existence – with exuberant joy.

[5] The verbal root iś + sha [...] bádhyatámúlak (compulsory).