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[7] (4) The Provincial or State Committee (Committee for State or Country, etc.)

[8] If it be deemed expedient to form [...] for the province, or state, or country - the president of the Central [...] president of the Central Committee.

[11] Let me digress a little to explain [...] means “land” or “country”.) Bháratavarśa [...] from the fetters is Shiva.”

[23] The ox in the country oil mill moves all day long but [...] whereas even a triple MA may not.

[16] Doing good to others is virtue; [...] others, to the society, to the country, and to the masses. Their actions [...] both an integral part of dharma.

[1] Yesterday I said something about [...] throne, or plundered a neighbouring country, or perpetrated atrocities on [...] record of the entire human life.

[41] In controlling or taming rivers, [...] projects. Under international law no country should be allowed to use water [...] stages of its rivers are in Magadh.

[43] So when the Aryans found that Persia [...] is Iran. The Arabic name of the country is Pharas, from which the word Persia has come; but the proper name of the country is Iran.

[12] There was a time when lawyers had [...] them do not aim to serve their country but simply to solve their personal [...] in the name of public service.

[17] No matter what country you belong to, tell me honestly, [...] give them your respect either.

[38] The conduct of doctors and nurses [...] certainly not add to the glory of any country or government if doctors and nurses [...] tenderness and sweetness.”

[48] Sociologists will agree that it [...] financial difficulties. If in any country the people believe that they have [...] of their losing their character.

[50] To eliminate the financial difficulties [...] overcome attachment to a particular country.

[52] Once I heard about a doctor, standing [...] doctor’s bill. I doubt whether a country can be considered civilized if [...] taken against such human demons.

[79] The widespread nationalization [...] industries spread over the entire country. Officials are required not only [...] with non-government enterprises.

[110] The youth of a country are attracted to artists; it is [...] liabilities by their fans and society.

[52] Ora is a very old Bengali word [...] direction”. “In the country’;s direction” will be deshkii [...] Váramásyá [Bengali epic poem] we find:

[3] Now, the second portion, the second [...] city of Athens is contained by the country of Greece. It is the shelter of the city. This country of Greece is sheltered by this [...] the very order of this universe.

[28] “Our country is under the fathomless depths of yonder blue sea. Would you like to go there?”

[30] The chief ghost replied, “I’m always ready to take you there. However, our country is infested with all types of [...] you will again be visible.”

[101] The chief ghost whispered, “He’s [...] his own two feet. In the entire country there is no other public servant [...] and secretary have to say.”

[103] “Let your reputation go to [...] minister all the ghosts of the country knew that I would make my fortune. [...] period is very limited.”

[12] The royal treasury of Bengal was [...] funds from the royal treasury, the country’;s economy would meet with disaster. [...] revenged himself against them.

[23] Despite the strong fortifications [...] was the military situation of the country.

[20] So in the first phase of Sadhana, [...] crude force functioning within the country. One starts fighting, so one becomes [...] becomes a human in human structure.

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[9] In the prehistoric age, before [...] world, not just in one particular country. Phallic worship was common in [...] Shiva-liuṋga was altogether transformed.

[9] Bháratavarśa [varśa [...] of unity, no development of the country as a whole was ever possible. [...] His extraordinary personality.

[15] In the future you should be careful [...] and historical heritage of the country.

[19] This song aroused the sentiments of the people, and the whole country became united around the issue of their mother tongue.

[22] The psychology of suppression undermines the progress of a country. People will eventually revolt [...] people’s mother tongue is a sin.

[23] India is a multi-lingual and multi-religious country. If a particular regional language [...] collective psychology of the people.

[24] Similarly, if a particular religion [...] religions will not identify with the country. Consequently, the unity of the country will be undermined. If people [...] will inflict great harm on the country and prove to be a failure.

[6] When pondering the history of the [...] nineteenth century education in this country was personal, whether in catuśpát́hiis [...] beneficial result of English education.

[31] Thus in the Vipra Age kśatriyas [...] ovations. This happens in every country where vipras play a dominant role. [...] into darkness under cannon fire.

[75] The way in which the kśatriyas rose to power varied from country to country, but the way in which the vipras [...] regard for dharma or spirituality.

[138] It is said that the popular Bengali [...] house and forced him to leave the country; yet 200 to 250 years later, during [...] build a memorial in his honour.

[239] Although the vipras grovelling [...] one easily understand whether a country or state is in the Vaeshya Age. [...] appointed to materialize those plans.

[40] Here the funny thing is that the [...] picture of the Vaeshya Age in every country of the world.

[51] In order to raise the general standard [...] comes from within a particular country or from outside. No matter where [...] rapidly in the material sphere.

[5] Criminal codes are generally framed [...] would never tell the people of a country to follow their legal codes blindly, [...] psycho-spiritual stratum on the other.

[11] If human beings lack the basic [...] the common people is low. In a country with shortages of physical and [...] of the more affluent countries.

[9] What about your abode? Each and [...] what is the shelter of Bengal? The country of India. And, what is the shelter [...] So, He is the Supreme Shelter.

[25] All petty thoughts and narrow sentiments [...] upon all countries as their own country, all languages as their own language, and all races as their own race.

[4] Examples of antisocial fissiparous [...] in different regions of the same country people do not live within one [...] Paiṋca Dravidiis of the Brahmins.

[30] There is a story from Japan in this regard. In Japanese their country is called “Nippon”, [...] and place it on my head.”

[14] And when the Aryans came in contact [...] “food.” India was a rice-eating country. Later on, wheat from outside [...] “kanaka,” meaning “gold.”

[5] As far as the past tradition or [...] the fragmentation of the entire country – physically, mentally and [...] being done in the case of Hindi.

[6] For a healthy social order, we [...] multi-national and multi-racial country, and everything regarding language [...] the golden cord of universalism.

[22] Latin is the daughter of Vedic [...] national language of the whole country by the resolve of a brute majority [...] and this will weaken the entire country. India is not a nation – it is a multi-national and multi-lingual country. Let our well-knit order remain [...] framework must not be disturbed.

[29] For a healthy society, for a healthy [...] franca of this vast multilingual country. Is it not the fact? And you should [...] ailments. There is no alternative.

[2] Now, on the other side of the Irish [...] Scotland and Ireland – and the country became known as Great Britain, The national anthem of the country became: “Rule Britannia, [...] their struggle for independence.

[4] When Ireland became a part of Great Britain, the name of the country was changed to Great Britain and [...] England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland.

[5] Although Britain recognized the [...] of India, but while leaving the country, Britain divided India into India [...] Mr. De Valera, they divided the country into Northern Ireland and Southern [...] extreme northern portion of the country. In the same way the Chinese sent [...] settle in the northern corner of the country.

[7] The case of Ireland was similar. [...] Ireland is a completely independent country.

[8] Ireland is a damp country, saucer-like: the border portions [...] porridge, custard, etc. But the country is not industrially developed, [...] independence, Ireland is not yet united.

[2] Soon after the king set out for his hunt, a king arrived from a foreign country. The queens welcomed him with the utmost cordiality, but didn’t say a word.

[5] A new religious movement called [...] receiving great reverence in our country are not older than five hundred [...] old, that is indeed the maximum.

[178] If dramatic art is to develop properly [...] alive at all – then every country must adopt a strong policy. The [...] worry about how to sell them.

[185] Lack of proper appreciation is [...] famous gentleman from a far-off country showered unstinting praise upon [...] recognition which he has today.

[195] There is a flagrant dearth of developed critical literature or critical magazines in every country of the world. Books sell in the [...] critical reviews are not available.

[20] “O Bhárata”. [...] all-round development. And such a country is called “Bháratavarśa”. Varśa means country. This is the exact meaning of the name of this country [India]. This is the spirit of [...] why he was called Bhárata.

[12] Suppose that you and a goat have [...] vegetables. As a rule, no goat of any country would ever check its pockets first [...] thieves and dacoits by the society.

[15] Six or seven hundred years after [...] was not much cultivated in this country, the downfall of India as far as medical science is concerned, occurred.

[17] Now let us know why this book is [...] (pebbles looking like jambu). The country in which, jambushilá was [...] Philippines, all of Southeast Asia.

[18] There was and still is a fertile [...] “varśa” means “country” (it can also mean “year” [...] psychic and spiritual expansion.

[2] On the eve of Indian Independence [...] sickle of political agitation in the country. Those leaders were aware that [...] the snake nor break the stick.

[5] The so-called Gandhian doctrine [...] why Subhash Bose had to leave the country.

[6] Some politicians, instead of entering [...] representative of a freedom loving country which was trying to attain Independence [...] longed for the independence of his country and he longed for this passionately. [...] propaganda chorus of the Allied forces?

[4] Though the Macrocosmic purpose [...] people say, “ my house, _my_ country, _my_ language”. Behind [...] unnecessary conflicts over state, country, language, community, creed, and [...] flow with a uni-purposive goal.

[5] GENERAL HUMANISM. See SOCIO-SENTIMENT. [...] love for the indigenous soil of a country; loyalty to a particular geographical area to the exclusion of other areas.

[20] Governments should not be in a hurry in dealing with a knotty problem like language. In a country like India, which has numerous [...] other language. In a multi-lingual country like India, either a common language [...] recognition of local mother tongues.

[21] We should not forget that today, [...] different interest groups in a country. Such a situation will encourage [...] environment of the whole society.

[111] When we read in history the accounts [...] vipra ministers. In almost every country we observe the hard fact that [...] power of the monarch to the vipras.

[72] Even in supramental vision people [...] Suppose, for instance, in some country cows are necessary for various [...] necessities. Once someone in such a country had a dream about a cow growing [...] Fakir strikes his form.”

[2] The boundaries of a particular country, state or province are always [...] system in western demi-Magadhii.

[26] [Ram returned to his country to everyone’s delight. When [...] address her as “Mother”?]

[2] On the north of this land of Mithila [...] etc. Thus they first named the country Jambudviipa (“an island [...] existence and expansion.”

[6] The inhabitants of Mithila were [...] people can no longer declare this country as unholy, non-Aryan land.” [...] history of Mithila in a nutshell.

[9] Not only that, even the type of [...] 1 ) country. The people of Tibet are Mongolian [...] Karma Puráńa :

[22] The ministers opined, “O [...] films, he could have done so in this country. What was the need of going to another country for that purpose? But yes, maybe he is in monetary trouble.”

[38] Then the children of the frogs [...] matter of disgrace for any civilized country. We want an end to such occurrences.” [...] We too shall go with you!”

[55] On the third morning, the prince [...] very, very far, leaving behind the country of Hat́t́amálá… [...] friend of these illiterates!”

[57] So he applied his first trick. [...] tomorrow. I hope you realize that this country is famous for its fine foods.” [...] brush their teeth with ash.”

[65] The four friends of the prince [...] to all the young people of that country. “Awake, brothers and sisters! [...] but is of no use to the society.

[74] The Strange Demon noticed that [...] equality prevail throughout the country. So you should rather engage yourself [...] humans paid no heed to this either.

[90] The fairy, quivering with fear, [...] “Will you please go with me to our country, the Kingdom of Light?”

[9] Next comes the fourth and final [...] particular book printed in a certain country he or she sends the mind to that [...] will become Parama Puruśa.

[20] But strangely enough, many religions [...] exclusive greatness of a particular country, race, mountain or river. But [...] there is no scope for synthesis.

[3] The word jiṋána (knowledge) [...] developed as the Aryans moved from country to country, undergoing innumerable experiences [...] use; another verb, vid, was used.

[6] When the Aryans began to spread [...] ago, when Bengal was a sovereign country, the military personnel who used [...] the difference between the two.

[3] Take the case of medical science. The oldest form of medical science is Ayurveda and the “country treatment” which was practiced [...] say regarding medical science.

[9] But this is not happening now. [...] people inhabiting a particular country have a particular identity. And [...] progress in the field of thought.

[7] There was also a close link between [...] kśatriyas to defend the country. The social system was that only the kśatriyas were to defend the country, if invaded; this resulted in [...] great reduction in their numbers.

[35] Khyát́andás’s [...] Chatterjee. In those days many of the country’;s leaders would wear the finest [...] wearing meeting clothes?”

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[1] The behaviour of the respected [...] and misery of any people in any country are the sins of the leaders. True [...] darkness, death and immorality.

[5] Up to thirty-nine years the physical [...] bháratavarśa – indicating a country. Varśa means a part of [...] bhárata itself does not indicate a country.

[6] Until the Aryans reached India, [...] development were solved. Therefore the country was called “Bháratavarśa”.

[10] This land of ours [India] is known [...] meaning of varśa is a desha [country] that can be identified, that [...] “Bháratavarśa” means “the country that feeds you as well as as helping you in your all-around development”.

[72] In ancient times, in the entire [...] “own” (svadesha means “own country”) and su came to mean “good” [...] Prabháta Saḿgiita]

[113] Mamatá, the vrtti of love [...] quality manufactured in their own country and criticize the best-quality [...] away when they grow up tomorrow.

[131] Suppose a person arrives at the [...] others. This is the reason the country is going to the dogs. What do [...] hurry you’ll catch it.”

[153] Na is the acoustic root of moha [...] blind attachment for one’s country, it is called deshagata moha, “geo-sentiment”. People who live in a country where not even a blade of grass [...] become so infatuated with their country that they say it has an abundance [...] exporter of food to other countries.

[14] So brhat and vishála. In [...] brhat. Brhat and vishála. Our country of India is vishála, not [...] brḿhańatvád Brahma.

[2] The first factor is the hypocrite’s [...] is not the problem of a single country, but of the entire intellectual [...] responsible for the failure of a theory.

[4] What is the first lakśańa [...] “I, the lord of a certain country, will destroy Ananda Marga from [...] the near past, as you all know.

[5] A new religious movement called [...] receiving great reverence in our country are not older than five hundred [...] old, that is indeed the maximum.

[2] Not only that, even the type of [...] 2 ) country. The people of Tibet are Mongolian [...] Karma Puráńa :

[30] Those who sparkle and arouse their [...] or administrative [system of a country] – whether it is a democratic [...] while others bow to their command.

[31] Aryan life was full of noisy revelry [...] non-Aryans, inhabitants of a tropical country, than to the active and hardy Aryans.

[44] The second result of the Aryan [...] Aryans used to say, “That is a country of birds. We don’t understand [...] the new Sanskrit-based Bengali.

[99] All three worlds are Shiva’s family. His reputation is not confined to any particular country. Yet if anyone is to be singled [...] more-than-five-thousand-year-old so-called Indian race.

[8] You all know that the name of India [...] bhárata, means “the country which supplies abundant food to [...] attainment of salvation”.

[20] The abolition of the Zamindary [...] owners of the land. In a backward country like India the government should [...] fop investment in key industries.

[3] Let me drop a few hints. You apply [...] minority community in a particular country. He is put under severe strain [...] on him. In this case, though the country does have an environmental influence on him, due to psychic pressure he leaves his country and defects to another country. This happens because psychic [...] influence of the physical environment.

[21] Instrumental music is also based [...] in India because India is a hot country.

[8] On the other hand, the West is [...] it is abundantly clear that no country can progress harmoniously with only one-sided development.

[57] Thus human beings will have to [...] it must not be expressed. If a country illegally grabs even one inch [...] considered a sign of greatness.

[25] There are some psychological causes [...] time in a hostel or in a distant country away from her parents, is somewhat [...] children by keeping them in hostels.

[4] I did not have to stay angry with [...] informed you before coming to this country. But even after you left Kolkata [...] trying to drag my mind from my book.

[5] In the ancient days the Aryans came to India from that very cold country, and thus as soon as the winter [...] Holi. In their ballads they sing:

[3] The day we started our journey [...] today that there is hardly any country left where its branches and ramifications [...] they no longer use such words.

[144] He appears to you according to [...] and so far as to be in a distant country. When you think He is here, He [...] search. He was seated in your heart.

[152] Now I am leaving this country and I am leaving you physically. [...] more to say. Peace be with you.

[29] In a decentralized socio-economic [...] economically self-reliant, the whole country will rapidly achieve economic [...] enjoyed by each and every person.

[70] Ans.: – There is nothing [...] England or the USA, or any other country for that matter. The object of their imagination, i.e., the country they are thinking about, stays [...] the state of pure Consciousness.

[286] Sugar is an important part of the [...] molasses (gur), brown sugar or country sugar, sugar syrups, as well as many other types of sugar sweeteners.

[291] Sugar cane is a member of the grass [...] may be prepared from sugar cane. Country sugar can also be made, as well [...] Coimbatore, Fiji and Mauritius.

[300] Several palms produce juices which can be converted into sugar. Solid molasses (gur), country sugar and half concentrated juice [...] is more harmful than molasses.

[396] Once upon a time, a shepherd in an Arab country observed some thieves frequently [...] tasty. This is how coffee developed.

[2] Fascism is a form of government [...] Mussolini’s rule although the country had a hereditary king as its head. The real power was in the hands of Mussolini.

[3] There are many federal governments [...] are not able to administer the country, can dismiss any state government [...] majority in the legislative assembly.

[6] What should be the administrative [...] in the position of champion. No country has surpassed them. So far as [...] Khańd́in Ráśt́ra.

[3] Democracy is where a government [...] general franchise. A democratic country having a democratic head is a republic. A democratic country having a non-democratic head is [...] people directly or indirectly.

[2] To establish a well-built social order in any country three fundamental factors are [...] Sútra” with the aphorism:

[5] Similarly, to build a well-knit [...] economic stability. The economy of a country must be sound.

[11] Up until now no serious effort [...] the economic development of the country, either in the pre-independence [...] to form socio-economic groups.

[17] Secondly, to ensure the socio-economic [...] the most developed area in the country. Stopping the drainage of money [...] never dare to adopt this approach.

[26] When the British were ruling India, [...] salt industry. It also saved the country from the drainage of wealth which [...] the pro and anti-British camps.

[21] To achieve these objectives, the [...] socio-economic development, the country should be divided into socio-economic [...] indispensable for expediting the country’;s economic progress.

[12] Vice and virtue are the outcome [...] perversion which is vice in one country or in one age passes for virtue in another country or another age. Thus it is unwise [...] however it is treated as a vice.

[5] A common ideal : It is often heard that a particular country was never so united as during [...] when the dangers of war diminish.

[29] Another form of injustice in society [...] elections held by the government of the country. In other countries women are considered unfit to take part in spiritual practices.

[31] Members of a particular race who [...] racial injustice in society. In this country, also, injustices on Harijans [...] racial distinctions in society.

[22] Due to ideological extravagance, [...] is the only way. A woman of any country who becomes a minister or an ambassador is not an index of the real status of women in that country. To elevate women’s dignity in society is not so easy or so cheap.

[25] This particular problem is primarily [...] in any particular community or country. So the complete picture is that [...] then the situation is reversed.

[23] There are many people who sentimentally [...] minister or an ambassador in any country is not an index of the real status of the women in that country. To raise the standard of women in society is neither so easy nor so cheap.

[26] The problem is primarily economic, [...] of men and women in a particular country or section of society. So in fact, [...] men, the situation is reversed.

[65] In nearly every country of the world such Robin Hoods [...] suffer at the hands of the thieves.

[34] Every atom of this universe is [...] the citizenship of a particular country while others are not or have no [...] interested in such illusory matters.

[35] All people are world citizens by [...] If any group of people of any country is not ready to accept this fundamental [...] meant to cheat and bluff others.

[41] It is often heard that a particular country was never so united as during [...] the danger of war becoming less.

[137] Today there is catastrophe and [...] poverty and misery of people in any country are the sins of the leaders. [...] darkness, death and immorality.

[190] “Crimes” are acts forbidden [...] virtue and vice which vary from country to country. Those working toward world fraternity [...] applies for humanity in general.

[284] Another form of injustice in society [...] elections of the government of the country.

[291] There are many who think that a [...] expedite progress. A woman of any country who becomes a minister or an ambassador is no index to the real status of the women of that country. To elevate women’s dignity in society is neither so easy nor so cheap.

[10] Going against a recognized legal [...] when they remain in a particular country, are required to follow the constitution, law, judicial codes and executive decisions of the country concerned. Otherwise they will [...] the practical wisdom of humanity

[22] It can be unequivocally stated [...] given the right to vote in any country, the governmental structure of [...] and the heaven people imagine.

[8] In the prehistoric age, before [...] world, not just in one particular country. Phallic worship was common in [...] spiritual or philosophic cult.

[61] When the Asuras, who were most [...] Asuras? In Central Asia, there was a country called Assyria, whose inhabitants [...] for shelter, and He granted it.

[9] With changes in the time factor, [...] decide to leave the state, the country, or the society, just to remove [...] the world by committing suicide.

[14] If in a country afflicted by scarcity of food [...] facilities is called madhyártha.

[50] The situation may come to such [...] or will be forced to leave their country or their society to escape this venomous atmosphere.

[19] In ancient times when the Aryans [...] moving joyfully, they named their country “Aryanavraja” that is, the Aryans lived in that country happily. In ancient Iranian language [...] moves and while moving learns.

[18] “Our tabla is a metamorphosed [...] case; the tabla originated in this country. From Persia we have gotten the [...] viiń originated in this country and has been here since the time [...] the minds of human beings.”

[1] Satyabhámá and Rukmińii, [...] the story of how she once led her country to victory.

[1] PARTS [...] of an object, or a person, or a country; or [as the] subjective [part] [...] dancing. India is a big country. The mighty Himalayas [...] Semitic and Greek origin.

[18] SOME [...] guest capital capital of a country situated in another country dike [...] 4 ) A democratic country having a democratic head is a republic. A democratic country having a non-democratic head [...] people directly or indirectly.

[10] The notion of what is beautiful [...] place and person. In one particular country of the world, people decompose [...] repulsive!” In that same country, a gentleman was frying luci [puffed, [...] which, for us, is a very nice smell.

[72] Another meaning of the verbal root [...] “mountain”. If any particular country is cut and bitten until it sheds [...] destruction, then we can say about that country: “At one time this was a [...] world’s rkśa countries.

[36] He answered, “Yes, I was,” and said, “Perhaps you know that Great Britain is a small country; the distance from any part of [...] fifty miles. So naturally in that country there cannot be any large river: [...] is also a variation in language.

[39] “If one moves towards the [...] Welsh is a language of a small country, yet it has certain specialities [...] is not negligible either.”

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[7] Then there is disparity due to [...] lower caste. People of a particular country die of starvation, and people of another country die due to overeating due to voracity. [...] equal glamour as human beings.

[10] In political life, a group of people exploit another group of people of the same country, or of some other country. There is political inequality. [...] its own particular conditions.

[7] Is any psychic progress attained [...] progressiveness or backwardness of a certain country cannot be judged in this way. A progressive country is one in which human beings are [...] mean that they are more developed?

[1] There are mainly two types of mentality [...] Lakśmii.” In a hot, humid country, snakes pose a nuisance. So people [...] the be-all and end-all of life.

[11] Inseparably connected with the [...] attention of lovers of beauty in this country to this state of affairs.

[16] Though intellect is what makes [...] Thailand dynasty and named the country Shyámdesh. None of the [...] starting-point of civilization.

[1] 1) Question : Suppose in a particular country there is balanced physical pramátrikońa, [...] that case or in that particular country, how can good thinking people fight against the depraving effects of enemy microvita?

[18] Answer : It is suitable for [...] surplus in jute and hide. For that country, barter trade is suitable.

[1] 4) Question : Should development schemes for the all-round elevation of an agricultural country or region and an industrial country or region be the same in theory or different from each other?

[70] Ans.: – There is nothing [...] England or the USA, or any other country for that matter. The object of their imagination, i.e., the country they are thinking about, stays [...] the state of pure Consciousness.

[18] Answer: A minority is less than [...] entitled to. For example, suppose in a country 38% of the population belong [...] the case of strong minorities.

[37] 10) Question: Say whether barter trade is suitable for an advanced country or a backward country – a developed, developing or undeveloped country?

[38] Answer: It is suitable for a developing country, but not where the number of surplus [...] surplus in jute and hide. For that country, barter trade is suitable. Where [...] much, barter trade is not required.

[13] Question – Should developmental schemes for the all-round elevation of an agricultural country or region and an industrial country or region be the same in theory or different from each other.

[20] Answer – There are several [...] of maintaining a militia in each country will be saved and this saving [...] of the globe to the other.

[5] The minimum requirements can be [...] This will give the citizens of the country legal power if their minimum requirements [...] over other parts of the economy.

[7] The word kashmir comes from the [...] word meru was used to mean “country”. For example, ajeya meru → [...] description of the border of Kashmiir:

[10] The Negro race has three branches: [...] rises over Japan the name of the country is Nippon. The first syllable [...] complexion and rather short in stature.

[22] It is worth mentioning here that [...] chillies were available in our country, long peppers (pippali in Sanskrit) [...] [lauṋká] to this country people had a problem naming it. [...] came from Lauṋká.

[29] Just as tamarind should be eaten [...] poppy-seed or black gram in their country they will be susceptible to nosebleeds [...] particular influence over inclination.

[41] Soot is an example of something [...] If mishi or kuc was used in that country then perhaps the people would [...] psycho-acoustic notes than the others.

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[5] Manindra Chandra had another great [...] British magistrate who came to this country and learned Bengali quite well. [...] [bale-t́ale] this way].”

[52] The names of some settlements in this country are inextricably linked to certain [...] this policy some kings in this country accepted the authority of the [...] Macluskeyganj, Leslieganj, and so on.

[55] As a result of the Britishers’ distorted pronunciation the names of many famous cities in this country have become distorted. I have [...] penchant for imitation be complete.

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[2] Unfortunately no such adjustment exists in any country of the world today. Even in industrially [...] Kent are not equally developed.

[3] In Bengal some districts are highly [...] an industrial revolution in the country. Just as there was a French Revolution, there should be an industrial revolution in Bengal.

[4] For this industrial revolution [...] foreign countries. Remember that no country should depend on imported raw [...] materials available within the country itself, must be used for this [...] those who love the people of their country and are keen to bring about their [...] their own socio-economic unit.

[6] If the percentage of the population engaged in non-agricultural industries in a country is less than twenty percent, the country is said to be industrially undeveloped. [...] remain a satellite of a developed country. Consequently, the balance of power in the world is jeopardized and war is always possible.

[9] Efforts must be made so that each and every country of the world can enjoy socio-economic [...] world is bound to be destroyed.

[14] In Pathan India and the first portion [...] theories. The intellectual life of the country [became] obsessed with these differing logics and there was no progress.

[13] Materialism can never be the base of human life in any country because it is detrimental to the [...] help increase the wealth of the country and thereby alleviate the financial [...] domestic cattle in dairy farms.

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[6] For instance, though the western [...] development. India is the only country in the world where at least some [...] was not remarkably successful.

[12] So although there are enormous [...] Had the economic planning of the country been based on the principle of [...] different from what it is now.

[3] There is a water plant called the [...] jalakumbhi in different parts of the country.

[2] The guiding factor behind the creation [...] period, it was the rule that the country was held responsible if a person [...] all will have to live together.

[25] When the Portuguese came to this country we absorbed many words from their [...] brought their kind of bread to this country they used to call it páoṋ [...] páoṋrut́i in Bengali.

[29] The word ga has two meanings. The first is “far-off country” or “vast land”. The [...] flows through a vast land”.

[34] “Iran” is another name [...] first time when they came to this country. Wheat is called godhúma [...] 3 )

[37] The Aryans accepted Persia as their [...] “Iráńaveja”. In Arabic the country’;s name is Pháras. The name [...] “Persia”. Nowadays the country has been given the name “Iran” from the old word “Iráńaveja”.

[2] The same thing has happened with [...] Burma they brought with them that country’;s style of pronunciation and that [...] Bengali in nearby northern Bengal.

[7] Párthasárathi’s [...] example, if I supply an entire country with food, then there remains [...] in the total population of the country. Due to this sweetness coming [...] science more from Vrajagopála.

[2] Does a child know that it belongs to a particular country? Does a child know that it is [...] You say – Is it not a fact?

[21] And the last thing that one should [...] Kingston’s shelter is the country of Jamaica. And Jamaica’s [...] should always remember this fact.

[15] 2) A caste-less society . [...] caste divisions is not found in any country of the world except India. Small [...] for learning spiritual practice.

[39] The theories of Marx and Gandhi [...] post-revolutionary stage in every communist country has suffered from turmoil and oppression. There is not a single country in the world which is established according to Marxist ideals.

[2] The shape of Nepal is like a rectangle [...] south. Nepal is a multi-cultural country. Just as there is no particular [...] trade between the two countries.

[22] Those who shirk duties and responsibilities [...] this lack of dutifulness in our country [India] today that has caused [...] pápa and pratyaváya.

[12] There is not much malnutrition [...] runs out. Brazil, which is a large country, and Peru, are the countries which [...] rice is one of the staple foods.

[19] The only solution to the world-wide [...] based on the degree of poverty in a country and aim to immediately elevate [...] greatest need and radiate out.

[20] Italy is developed but not highly developed. It has crossed the threshold of a developing country – that is, the threshold [...] imported from various countries.

[24] We have to help people in their [...] situation. If you cannot enter a country immediately to render service, you can go to the border and the people will jump over.

[8] Instrumental music is also based [...] in India because India is a hot country.

[26] Many people think that the English [...] Ricecurry who came to work in this country during the rule of the East India [...] altered form as “owl”.

[27] When the mango-seller would pass [...] When Mr. Ricecurry arrived in this country the custom of burning one’s [...] Mr. Ricecurry returned to his own country his wife committed suicide in [...] place in the English language.

[3] 3) A country can be conquered by force of arms [...] the way of collective interest.

[5] Intensive research in microvita [...] transactions. Suppose a certain country is making a huge profit by selling [...] sodium nitrite factory of another country, then the buyers may not like to buy sodium nitrite supplied by the former country. Naturally, there will be a change [...] decrease in the number of microvita.

[17] By splitting up the atom immense [...] Finally, it finds a way in some country, in some human physical body, [...] the earth. This is the secret.

[6] “Iishvara” means “controller”. There may be so many controllers in a country, even in a village – controller [...] that they were Jagadiishvaras.

[11] Now, those spiritual scriptures [...] different races of a particular country. In the same country there are so many social codes [...] What to do and what not to do?

[123] To contain something you need a [...] city of Athens is contained by the country of Greece. It is the shelter of the city. This country of Greece is sheltered by this [...] is the order of this universe.

[277] A country can be conquered by force of arms [...] the way of collective interest.

[479] The sentiment that grows out of love for the indigenous soil of a country is called geo-sentiment. From [...] themselves maximally in all directions.

[568] The situation may come to such [...] or will be forced to leave their country or their society to escape this venomous atmosphere.

[602] In political life, a group of people exploit another group of people of the same country, or of some other country. There is political inequality. [...] particular problems and conditions.

[607] People of a particular country die of starvation, and people of another country die due to overeating, due to [...] equal glamour as human beings.

[3] If a certain country is held in bondage to another country, then that subjugated country will have to wage war in order [...] bondage of staticity is a must.

[25] The Bengali word acára [pickle] [...] their fruit acár to this country and it became ácár [...] ácár, and so on.

[46] English: The economic prosperity of a country depends on its political independence.

[91] Generally, things which do not grow in a certain country, or which are not available there, do not have names in the language of that country. Cherries do not grow in Bengal, [...] gourd” or “squat gourd”.

[42] Any violation of the accepted [...] and administrative systems of the country in which one lives at a particular point in time; otherwise one is liable for punitive action.

[49] Petty thoughts give birth to [...] and sages of every age and every country have laid enormous emphasis on [...] given to satsauṋga :

[73] Another meaning of the word kukura is desha [country]. In this case, however, the word [...] plural form of the word nara )

[108] These warm trousers I have been [...] lending high quality clothes. In this country the scope for this is also very limited.

[109] I said, “Your words are [...] gentleman said, “In this country people send clothes to the laundry [...] clothes to the laundry.”

[150] A small insect, about one inch [...] lower side. In some parts of the country side of Hooghly and Burdwan it [...] also means a pet́o .

[159] Another meaning of the word kuiṋjara is country.

[91] Non-agricultural industry (such [...] is less than twenty percent, the country is said to be industrially undeveloped [...] remain a satellite of a developed country. As a consequence, the balance [...] war is always around the corner.

[93] In this regard, there is no [...] be made so that each and every country of the world can enjoy a balanced [...] world is bound to be destroyed.

[3] When the word kálakút́a [...] tobacco was introduced into this country from abroad during the Mughal [...] earlier times used to say in jest:

[21] In Bengali we use the word [...] báksa was introduced in this country, the words pyaṋt́rá [...] báksa-pyáṋt́rá .

[69] Today that Dinajpur of long [...] futile. It is our fault that the country has been fragmented. Is it altogether impossible for this divided country to be made whole again if we are [...] value in the lexicon of humanity.

[18] The Saḿskrta word “nikat́a” [...] “laḿká” means overseas country – not necessarily Ceylon. [...] “laḿká”.

[3] People attempt to pass off cheap [...] Dock. He told the artisans of this country in his mispronounced Bengali: [...] d́ák ornaments after Mr. Dock.

[69] “Nobody is free from worries,” [...] of unwilling people in this vast country are being driven to war to further [...] with the bathwater. To govern the country by driving a steamroller over [...] peaceful transfer of power.”

[16] In Holland, it is difficult to save the country from ocean flooding by deepening [...] and Diamond Harbour in Bengal.

[60] Another meaning of the word [...] mountainous tribe of a particular country:

[6] Those who used to run the catuspáthiis, [...] out the length or breadth of the country without partiality. People would [...] accommodation were called Kulapati.

[3] One whose supremacy is accepted [...] any fine art. If the actors of a country or society send one of their actors [...] [representative of the actors].

[64] Gandhiji was a simple man. So [...] Japan and Italy) in the cause of a country having no military strength and [...] for the cause of freedom of the country, his opponents would have certainly [...] Subhash Bose wanted freedom for the country and he wanted it very strongly. [...] themselves in their political life.

[62] When the Puranic religion (Brahminical religion) arose in the country, it did not make any attempt to [...] strove to keep the society healthy.

[18] Rhinos like a humid tropical [...] Mediterranean, I saw the wild boars of that country. Although they appeared to be [...] doubt if even a few still remain.

[4] The first defect not only ruins [...] there is abundant production in a country, the common people do not benefit. [...] bloodsucking ghouls and demons.

[6] Sanskrit does not have its own [...] whatever script was prevalent in that country at that time. Keeping practicality [...] ga, gha, una… in this way.

[36] Since one meaning of káru [...] the land. So in some parts of the country people worship Vishvakarmá, [...] the last day of Bhádra.

[84] The snake is one of the oldest [...] difficult for it to survive in a cold country. Even in hot countries, snakes [...] Thailand. A poet of Bengal has said :

[211] 4) Another meaning of the word karvat́a is “the chief city of any country or state”, or “metropolis”. This metropolis may or may not be the capital of the country. During British rule in India, [...] offhand way for the capital of a country, even though it isn’t the metropolitan city of that country.

[18] According to the rules of social [...] numbers of men and women in every country are almost equal. But it may so happen that the number of males in a particular country drops as a result of war or civil [...] be disastrous for the society.

[40] When someone has started a [...] káliká business. Suppose a country is passing through financial crisis, and it takes a loan from another country and constructs a dam. Then this [...] invested in laying new rail lines.

[29] In the Vedic language we get the [...] is in the vast forests of this country. The flowers of this very tall [...] sattvaguńii [sentient] in nature.

[60] It should be remembered that the kanduka originated in this country. Originally, balls used to be [...] District’s Tamluk subdivision.

[106] He answered, “Yes, I was,” and said, “Perhaps you know that Great Britain is a small country; the distance from any part of [...] fifty miles. So naturally in that country there cannot be any large river: [...] is also a variation in language.

[109] “If one moves towards the [...] Welsh is a language of a small country, yet it has certain specialities [...] is not negligible either.”

[155] Kapi + sthá + d́a [...] kapittha has been found in this country since ancient times. Numerous [...] true that mango has been in this country since ancient times, and today [...] ancientness of the mango in this country, according to ancient Sanskrit [...] north it is a little compressed.

[73] It is said that khosámod [...] hájir [present] from another country, that is, a refugee), musáfir [...] travelling). This reminds me of a story.

[128] The rainy season begins a day or [...] Arabian Sea and returns to its home country, Africa.

[129] As with the crane, this deductive [...] may, the crane is native to this country.

[159] We were travelling from west to [...] child of the Saptasindhu. After the country was partitioned he came over here – the people of that country are refugees in this one. Such a twist of fate!

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[1] Now I am leaving this country, and I am leaving you physically. [...] more to say. Peace be with you.

[1] What is an ism? An ism develops [...] appropriate for some people or for some country, but it cannot be accepted by all people for all time to come.

[23] No social, political or economic [...] which is successful in any one country at a particular time will be applauded by the people of some other country at the same time. Thus we see [...] achievement of the supreme ideology.

[25] Many people worship their motherland [...] the territorial jurisdiction of a country, province or district may change [...] mutual settlement of such issues.

[26] Service should always be for the [...] ideation. As long as people live in the country of their birth] they should serve that country, because when they have a direct [...] countries. If people go to another country, they may get more scope to render service in that new country, and may not get as much chance to serve their original country as they would have if they had [...] that no ism can save humanity.

[27] Wise people regard the Supreme [...] that one was born in a particular country. But if, under the influence of [...] patriotism is definitely harmful.

[240] “I suppose you didn’t [...] morning,” he replied. “The country’;s most beloved leader, Gandharba [...] respects.” Tears welled in his eyes.

[251] “Not in my family,” replied the manager, “but in my country.” The minister became attentive. [...] haven’t heard anything.”

[259] The minister replied, “The country’;s most beloved leader, respected [...] the world of immortality.”

[268] “All you seem to care about [...] greatest disaster to befall our country? What’s the use of having [...] Not only was he the glory of our country,” he continued, “but [...] gone to the divine world.”

[288] “Chabbyulal,” said [...] distressing event not only for the country, but for the whole world. We are [...] about him, please tell us.”

[294] Just before dawn Anumay climbed [...] know, when you go to a foreign country you can never be sure where or what you’ll be able to eat.”

[322] The lake bed had been dug, but [...] seemed, however, that the entire country was about to be flooded. People [...] took refuge on the first floor.

[3] There are so many different stories [...] the young and old people of this country clean their teeth with diamond [...] day? It’s up to you.”

[5] Such is the Land of Hattamala. [...] enamelling work of that calibre. That country’;s wax-gourds 61 are somewhat similar [...] seeds are large, genuine pearls.

[6] Such is the Land of Hattamala. 6 To compile all the stories about this country is an impossible task, because [...] doesn’t arise in their minds.

[15] Now, that very tree on which Princess [...] chocolates, chocolates from the country of Chile, milk caramels, condensed [...] chocolates as she could manage.

[18] At that moment, thousands upon [...] “Who are you brothers? From which country have you flown from?”

[6] When some ideas or schools of thought exist side-by-side for a long period in a certain country, there is bound to be some sort [...] Bengal. Its effect was not bad.

[3] Although country rice wine is considered to be [...] made from barley pulp is cheaper. Country rice wine has done tremendous [...] poverty-stricken under the spell of country liquor. It disturbs the peace [...] brings about their degradation.

[9] Similar to the ekká-t́omt́om [...] carriage because the women of this country who normally lived in seclusion [...] carriages to maintain their sanctity.

[50] “One may ask why the Sepoy [...] with the goal of liberating the country. That struggle began out of the [...] Berhampore, the thought of liberating the country was not in the smallest corner of their minds.

[51] “When the movement began against the partition of Bengal, the desire to liberate the country had not yet arisen in their minds [...] time, the desire to liberate the country from the grip of foreign enemies [...] terrorism also did not flourish there.

[60] “When the two Bengals became [...] freedom. External forces ruled this country because they were able to extract [...] physical, mental and spiritual.

[2] The eagle [iigal] is the largest [...] others are like the vultures of this country.

[20] There is still another thing which [...] Jessore and Bongaon were in one country [India]. Suddenly, a few people [...] identify those who made them refugees.

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[8] When I was a young boy – [...] restrict the prestige of women. In no country were equal rights granted to women [...] resent it and protest against it.

[5] In the case of falsehood [as the [...] definition of crime varies from country to country, locality to locality. In America, [...] state to state, even in the same country.

[4] The progress of a country depends on unity, so emphasis [...] in the following three spheres.

[7] With the eradication of socio-economic [...] incompetent political leaders of the country do not think in a rational way. [...] placing the cart before the horse.

[8] In all countries of the world, [...] development, the collective wealth of a country can be easily increased.

[13] The study of history should also [...] itihása or the cultural history of a country arouses a sense of unity amongst [...] the spirit of collective unity.

[29] In every country, languages originate and develop [...] languages vary from place to place.

[58] In India, the Aryans tried to establish [...] were hardly any Christians in the country. In the Muslim period, many Hindus [...] suppression of one religion by another.

[11] Similarly, all fifty letters are [...] why it is the old system of this country to prefix the word “Shrii” [...] his existence be full of energy.

[19] There is an unhealthy tendency [...] vegetation and verdant beauty of the country that they called it “Bháratavarśa”.

[21] Some people in India attach great [...] migrated to and settled in India, the country was already inhabited by Dravidians [...] and the observance of dharma?

[11] Reba replied, “Our country is still under foreign rule. Until [...] foreign rulers are exploiting the country according to their convenience. [...] board’ in such little time.”

[3] He appears to you as per your feelings [...] feeling, and so far as a distant country. When you think He is here, He [...] that He was seated in your heart.

[24] Now let us come to the main point. [...] place of pilgrimage in a certain country where if even a crow dies during [...] what to speak of a human being!

[30] Now let us see what the impact [...] “geo’s” are limited to a particular country or a particular direction. And [...] from the principles of dharma.

[10] “I suppose you didn’t [...] morning,” he replied. “The country’;s most beloved leader, Gandharba [...] respects.” Tears welled in his eyes.

[21] “Not in my family,” replied the manager, “but in my country.” The minister became attentive. [...] haven’t heard anything.”

[29] The minister replied, “The country’;s most beloved leader, respected [...] the world of immortality.”

[38] “All you seem to care about [...] greatest disaster to befall our country? What’s the use of having [...] Not only was he the glory of our country,” he continued, “but [...] gone to the divine world.”

[58] “Chabbyulal,” said [...] distressing event not only for the country, but for the whole world. We are [...] about him, please tell us.”

[14] And in the second phase, that is, [...] leaders of society, as leaders of the country. But there is a defect in them [...] viira; their Lord is Viireshvara.

[7] The Peshawar thief told the next [...] intention of conquering the entire country. He succeeded in capturing Magadha, [...] He thought they were warships.

[6] According to the rules of social [...] numbers of men and women in every country are almost equal. But it may so happen that the number of males in a particular country drops as a result of war or civil [...] be disastrous for the society.

[2] Again, women covering their faces [...] No civilized society, civilized country or civilized person should accept this kind of decree. These are naked dogmas.

[3] Vice and virtue are the outcome [...] perversion which is vice in one country or in one age passes for virtue in another country or another age. Thus it is unwise [...] however it is treated as a vice.

[7] Another Farsi word used in Bengali [...] When the Europeans arrived in this country they used to wear beautiful dhotis [...] are you doing, bring the hookah.]

[31] There are many fruit names in Bengali [...] Tripura and Assam are native to this country; they have been brought from the [...] word ánb is more correct.

[32] The word jám [Indian blackberry] [...] Marwari). Guava is not native to this country. While it is true that guava is [...] chaste Hindi it is amrúd.

[39] The star-apple [jámrul] [...] may be that some widows in our country will not eat it since it is called “bullock’s heart” in English.

[41] Kalá [banana] is native to this country. It has two names in Sanskrit, [...] There is a poem in old Bengali:

[44] The pumpkin [lálkumŕo] is not native to this country; it was also probably brought [...] Láu [gourd] is native to this country. Its Sanskrit name is alávu [...] their cooking styles from that country.

[4] Uneconomic holdings are those where [...] crops. In the rural economy of a country such as India, if a village is [...] because they are uneconomical.

[12] In the same way changes are occurring in relation to different countries. In one country, for instance, if somebody shoots [...] try to run away. In some other country it may be that when someone has [...] changed with the change in the country. Hence there is change according [...] there are quick changes in it.

[30] Motivated by socio-sentiment, one [...] then we will utilize the exploited country as the market for our goods.”

[5] [It is a fact of life also] that we as a people sometimes leave a particular country and go to another country, and people do this less because [...] urge. This is a fact of life also.

[5] In Sanskrit the word varśa [...] season”; and another meaning is “country”. For “country” in Sanskrit there are three popular words – desha, viśaya and varśa. This country, this land where we are living, [...] “Bhárata”. The name of this country is “Bháratavarśa”. In this great and ancient country of ours, it is a tradition to [...] got its peculiar significance.

[21] The lungi [sarong] is a common [...] and then introduced it to this country. During my childhood I noticed [...] wearing it has become quite natural.

[54] This kind of change is inevitable [...] mashalá, is not native to this country. The word is Farsi (mashallá). [...] chilli had yet to arrive in this country. [...] popular in the local language.

[9] In the present socio-economic environment, [...] until there is no poverty in the country – that is, until the minimum requirements are guaranteed.

[15] The third category of devayoni [...] identify the sex of a person. Thus the country was called Kimpuruśa (is [...] sake of history at a later date.

[7] Although there is some small Chinese [...] ) Since the country was always shyámala [green] [...] people’s daily life there.

[68] “Our tabla is a metamorphosed [...] case; the tabla originated in this country. From Persia we have gotten the [...] viiń originated in this country and has been here since the time [...] the minds of human beings.”

[7] Many people today recall the forest [...] The salaries of teachers in every country should be on a par with, if not [...] and was donated out of reverence.

[22] In many newly-independent countries [...] perverted ideas as “Only my country’;s products are good; we need learn [...] God,” or “Such-and-such country learned how to make aeroplanes by studying our country’;s Rámáyańa [...] into the minds of the students.

[23] When the propounders of an education [...] try to keep the students of that country segregated from the rest of the [...] overcome that prejudicial zeal.

[26] In order for people around the [...] given equal importance in every country. If we consider the following [...] no way harm any mother tongue.

[27] If a false sense of prestige prevents any country from adopting the world language, [...] desirable for the people of one country to remain incomprehensible to those of another country. Of course in the distant future [...] as the world language forever.

[42] China produces more rice than any other country in the world, followed by Burma, [...] and Nadia are deficit districts.

[68] To save the Calcutta Port, the [...] will dry up and the economy of the country will be ruined. So the waters [...] deep tube wells for irrigation.

[79] Corn is often fried in a pan to [...] before preparing it. Japan is a rich country, yet the breakfast commonly eaten by the people is corn flakes.

[80] Bihar and Assam in India import rice from other states of the country, but Uttar Pradesh does not import [...] is required by the local people.

[169] Bangladesh has only two cash crops [...] developed tanning technology in the country, Bangladesh sustains heavy losses [...] not follow the rules of nature.

[1] If modern equipment is used in [...] enhance the development of the country. For this, new arrangements will [...] the villagers will be increased.

[23] West Bengal earns no percentage [...] iron ore to other parts of the country without making any profit, and [...] essential food items at extra cost.

[11] It must be borne in mind that both [...] staticity. If the production in a country is abundant and the gold bullion reserves are in proportion to the country’;s economic position, there is [...] inflation is bound to take place.

[12] If a country has a constant deficit in foreign [...] according to the barter system and the country has to import foodstuffs and export raw materials, inflation will certainly occur.

[42] The export of raw materials is a sign of an unhealthy economy in a country. If overproduction is caused due [...] would not be regarded as a problem.

[3] However, if a country discontinues trade related to [...] still more every 350 years…

[4] When something, for some reason [...] depression is felt throughout a country or the world due to some inherent defects in the existing economic systems.

[5] This type of political opportunism [...] favour at election time so that the country’;s starving masses can reap the [...] in enormous wealth and luxury.

[10] The farce of democracy has been [...] democracies the bureaucrats lead the country to the brink of destruction. In [...] economic liberation of the people.

[17] Unless a country attains optimum development in [...] thirty to forty-five percent of a country’;s population is engaged in agriculture, there will be excessive pressure on the land. Such a country cannot become highly developed, [...] agriculture for its livelihood.

[19] As far as India is concerned, as [...] of the people will continue. Any country confronted with such circumstances [...] political environment of the whole country will degenerate. India is a clear example of all these evils.

[4] The Punjab is the westernmost state [...] than the people in the rest of the country. This is why the Punjabis find [...] industrious population of the west.

[7] In collective life human beings [...] of India it appeared as if the country had no future. The people wondered if the British would ever quit the country. Some thought that perhaps they [...] gathering momentum for the next phase.

[8] Even in supramental vision, one [...] saḿskáras. Suppose in some country cows are indispensable in various [...] conveyance. Normally the people in such a country will have a very great regard [...] Now, suppose somebody from such a country had a dream about a cow growing [...] events demonstrated by many sages.

[6] [filler] Every atom of this universe [...] the citizenship of a particular country while others are not or have no [...] being. If any group of men of any country is not ready to accept this fundamental [...] establish it by the use of force.

[5] In Manu’s time, there were [...] popular in many countries, but in no country was there a system of marriage [...] considered married when they returned.

[18] Those who named the Octorloney [...] who give up their life for their country or for any other great cause shahiid? [...] his life in a jihad or crusade.

[11] Kinnara. How handsome, how beautiful, [...] is “land” or “country”. For instance, Bháratavarśa [...] “Kiḿpuruśavarśa”.

[10] Previously, in another context, [...] kinds of tanmátras. From country to country, from planet to planet, and from [...] effulgence of Parama Puruśa.

[6] Kamiij – Collarless stitched [...] were devoted to the defense of the country. Ksema – Well-being. Kurta – Long-sleeved collarless shirt.

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[20] But even if these three requirements [...] question may arise. If in a nation or country every person enjoys human rights, [...] to run the administration of a country. For the good and the welfare [...] make use of it for the time being.

[19] So in Sanskrit, an object which [...] mean “place” or “country”). And the object which the indriyas [...] the scriptures it has been said,

[6] At that time, the country was fragmented into a number of [...] – a Mahábhárata.

[14] Now, who are the parties of Dhrtarastra? [...] in each and every village, town, country, and in the entire Cosmos. But [...] the result of the fight.”

[8] The sentiment that grows out of love for the indigenous soil of a country is called “geo-sentiment”. [...] themselves maximally in all directions.

[1] In ancient times bullion was used [...] bullion and some did not. If a country which used gold bullion refused [...] countries engaged in barter trade.

[8] The more that government revenue [...] – the better it is for the country’;s economy. This policy will render [...] developmental programmes, the better it is.

[9] This policy will also indirectly [...] of commodities goes sky-high the country will be thrown into the clutches of high inflation.

[2] To establish a well-built social order in any country, three factors are essential. [...] economic stability. The economy of a country must be sound.

[12] Until now, no serious effort has [...] the economic development of the country. The post-independence period [...] but to form socio-economic units.

[31] The drainage of money from one [...] the most developed area in the country. Stopping the drainage of money [...] never dare adopt this approach.

[15] Some of those that are comparatively [...] the physical joy. For the love of country or many such subtle happinesses, [...] through circumstantial pressure.

[28] I was just speaking about papyrus. [...] grew in the desert lands of that country. The words pápire, pápires, [...] Egypt is Mishradesha, that is, that country which is a kind of mixture between [...] Arabic-Hebrew family languages was Mishra.

[29] Egypt is a country of deserts so some of the people [...] are called “Vede”.

[8] There are some people amongst the [...] type of democracy exists in any country of the world today? No, they can’t. [...] “demonocracy” at any moment.

[3] Today such people deserve severe [...] they capture political power in a country, these hypocrites repeat the sweet [...] a ruthless party dictatorship.

[3] As far as India is concerned, the [...] All the economic policies in the country are formulated by a handful of people who are pillars of capitalism.

[26] The industrial system must also [...] economy. If a certain part of a country is over-industrialized, it will [...] sector to ensure a balanced economy.

[5] Those countries which have adopted [...] they will continue to move from country to country with their begging bowls outstretched.

[13] In the modern world the cooperative [...] agricultural production and also help a country become self-sufficient in food production and cash crops, freeing it from food shortages.

[13] If the spirit of cooperation is [...] case that the staple food of a country is also its main food crop. In [...] Scotland rye, oats and barley.

[32] In different countries there are [...] system in vogue in a particular country. For example, in Bengal the Dáyabhága [...] owned by the deceased members.

[57] To enhance the unity in society [...] in every nook and corner of the country.

[22] Once a lioness gave birth to four [...] a zoo in a certain city in one country of the earth.” When the [...] in a certain city in a certain country of the world.” He in turn [...] in a certain city in a certain country of the earth.” When the [...] in a certain city in a certain country of the world gave birth to some young.”

[11] Thus, it is crystal-clear that [...] properly run the administration of a country.

[21] When people are stricken with fear and despair about the future, when the society, country, and culture appear to be on the [...] move according to His guidance.

[14] This type of disease, involving [...] scale in the interior part of a country than in its sea-coast regions. [...] always found to be full of iodine.

[57] Purport: The proper use of any [...] doing indescribable damage to their country, their fellow citizens and themselves, they are compelled to slink away to the backstage.

[2] However much people might indulge in tall talk, in no country or age were women granted full [...] neither was it forbidden to them.

[4] The royal treasury of Bengal was [...] funds from the royal treasury, the country’;s economy would meet with disaster. [...] revenged himself against them.

[2] Nowadays the locative of idea does [...] thing or person which is within a country”. Desh [country] is a base, thus these belong [...] idea and the locative of base.

[29] The inclination within people to [...] today, refers to any resident of a country whether they live in a city or in a rural village.

[30] Actually the word “citizen” [...] to the resident of a particular country. In other words, the pure English [...] Farsi word for this is mulkii.

[50] [Our country, India, is better than the whole [...] the nightingales of the garden.]

[52] After the British came to this country and occupied the provinces of [...] force. It is also abbreviated UP.

[65] Anyhow, this white brinjal is called [...] vártáku. Brinjal came to our country from China a long time ago. There [...] word begun is not a Farsi prefix.

[2] Anyhow, the northern part of our [...] [cashew nut] was brought to this country by the Portuguese, it was first [...] ideological centre for various reasons.

[8] Now let us analyse how the mind [...] accessible to the common people in a country or society, in most cases it is [...] control everything efficiently.

[27] The town of Patna has got its áshaya [...] Bihar State, Bihar State in India country, India country in Asia, Asia is on the planet Earth.

[4] Another form of injustice in society [...] elections for the government of the country. In other countries women are [...] considering themselves superior to women.

[2] In the Buddhist period there were [...] Maháyánii Buddhist country. Niila Sarasvatii was worshipped [...] all-white Puranic deity Sarasvatii.

[16] Similar is the case with socio-patriotism and socio-economics: “Let that country be destroyed. I will conquer that nation and drain its vitality for the sake of my own country” – this is socio-patriotism, also called “fascism”.

[17] “Let others be ruined. I will exploit that country to serve the interests of my dearest homeland” – this is socio-economics.

[19] Each block should be made economically [...] self-sufficient. Only then will a country or federation become economically [...] decentralized economic planning.

[38] For a male from a hot country, all the glands develop fully [...] power will slowly deteriorate.

[74] You should know your country and the entire globe. Know all [...] welfare and development of your country, also spend some time for the development of your mother language.

[12] Queen Bhavasundari got the news [...] question of the dignity of the whole country of Bengal. Moreover, it is not [...] Bengal will be enhanced.”

[14] Another prince of Siḿhapur was Sahasneváhu who conquered Thailand and named the country Siam. Another king of Siḿhapur [...] revenue collectors of North India.

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[15] The seven peoples’ languages [...] Prákrta. Shúrasena was the country between the Ganga and the Jamuna [...] Pahaŕii Punjabi and eastern Dogrii.

[34] Tibetans are members of the Mongoloid [...] a multilingual, multi-national country and so is Burma. Amongst the languages [...] from each other linguistically.

[38] Chinese has three dialects, but [...] mythological bird. Indonesia is a Muslim country, but since it has been influenced [...] she was born on a rainy night.

[19] The champions of non-violence (so-called [...] purposes. If the people of one country conquer another country by brute force, the people of [...] necessary for administration of a country. If these organizations do not [...] not make the bullet non-violent.

[27] “Anyone who, by the use of [...] to occupy all or part of another country, the use of physical force against [...] happiness, or other hardships.

[28] Sometimes it so happens that people [...] worth noting that even if in any country all the people without exception [...] appreciation, and this is in no way proper.

[50] Consider for a moment: what type [...] noble purpose of doing good to the country, are seen to be often indulging [...] only theft, it is also pettiness.

[1] From the very beginning of the [...] result. In ancient times when this country of Bharat was blessed with great [...] thought also came into existence.

[17] But at the same time, care must [...] instance, we are taught that our country is blessed with profuse water [...] study, we come to discover that our country is suffering terribly from an [...] irrigation. We are told, “Our country abounds in agricultural produce, [...] we study, we discover that our country is importing thousands of tons [...] no other way but careful study.

[19] One will have to escape from those [...] water of such-and-such river of my country is so pure that it never becomes [...] different expressions of geo-sentiment.

[11] What is good and what is bad? A [...] your mind, in our society, in the country, in the entire human society. [...] conscience the Sanskrit term is Viveka.

[6] The meaning of the root anj is [...] auṋga. In olden days, that country that was situated at the far border [...] and so its name was Angadesh [the country of auṋga]. It was between [...] a famous king of this Angadesh.

[153] “How very interesting,” [...] them and smuggled them out of the country.”

[25] For a male from a hot country, all the glands develop fully [...] power will slowly deteriorate.

[81] The taste of the cheese was incomparable. [...] boundless affection for their cows. The country has such a high standard of cows, [...] gave large quantities of milk.

[84] Personally, our experience was [...] didn’t see ox-carts in any European country. I only saw horse-drawn carriages [...] animal-driven vehicles there is negligible.

[94] He told me many things. He said [...] residence was in Holland, that country which goes by two names, Holland and The Netherlands.

[96] “The Dutch brought with them to this country a kind of bent legume, very like [...] Caturbhuj Mańd́al.

[104] From the airport I went to the [...] are huge dams to ensure that the country isn’t harmed by flooding [...] higher. There is no other recourse.

[108] Nowadays, the country is better known as The Netherlands, [...] this. They say that Holland is a country of lowlands, but there is no proof that it is hollow, that is, empty or full of holes.

[114] It was the grave of an unknown [...] near the dike. No one knew what country he was from. If he had had any [...] this grave! Well, tell me!”

[5] What these selfish people do is [...] instance, a certain leader of a country may inflate the geo-sentiment [...] hungry and ill-clad millions of this country (much less delicacies and dainties [...] obtaining political liberation?”

[19] Those who have harmed humanity [...] said, “I will not allow my country to be divided, to be vivisected – my country will be partitioned only over [...] “He is the only hope of our country,” and they considered him a god incarnate. Then when the country was really partitioned, that leader [...] intellect, not merely common intellect.

[12] For example, this city of Stockholm is sheltered in the country of Sweden. Sweden is a bigger [...] ) This country of Sweden is sheltered in the [...] . So He is the Supreme Shelter.

[7] The fruit which we know by the name of átá [custard-apple] is not native to this country. The Portuguese brought it from [...] that the papaya grows so well in.

[44] “Foreign historians claim [...] between the Hindus and Muslims of our country, because they followed the policy [...] brought Magadha to its last gasp.

[63] “Seeing the bad condition [...] that the British had come to his country to do business and realized that [...] difference of opinion in this matter).

[99] “Talking about Gazipur reminds [...] Miirkashim had with Gazipur. He fled the country from Monghyr for fear of his life [...] there is still a mystery today.

[22] Since Brahman supremacy there have [...] society, others have placed the country or the state above the sovereign, [...] society has been full of unrest.

[6] When some ideas or schools of thought exist side by side for a long period in a certain country, there is bound to be some sort [...] Bengal. Its effect was not bad.

[7] The champions of non-violence (so-called [...] purposes. If the people of one country conquer another country by brute force, the people of [...] necessary for administration of a country. If these organizations do not [...] not make the bullet non-violent.

[1] The economic development of a country depends on the collective labour [...] collective development of the economy.

[8] This problem was compounded by [...] severe shortage of food in the country.

[19] There are two fundamental economic issues in India. First, the agricultural potentiality of the country must be developed by reducing [...] reduced by developing industries.

[20] Infusing in people the sentiment [...] increase productivity within the country. Those who raised the slogan, [...] illusion of defective thinking.

[32] The size of economic holdings may vary from country to country. At the same time the size may also vary within a country. In the Indo-Gangetic plains, [...] these two places is bound to vary.

[42] The leaders of the Soviet Union [...] never go against the spirit of a country and cause its ruin.

[44] Take the case of Israel. Because the country is surrounded by enemies on all [...] through the cooperative system.

[49] If modern equipment is used in [...] enhance the development of the country. For this, new arrangements will [...] the villagers will be increased.

[24] Since ancient times this karkaca salt has been produced in the coastal areas of the country. In Bengal it has been made since [...] return filled with salt from that country. Raw materials have less value [...] allow salt to be produced in this country, because if there was no demand for British salt in this country then what hopes would the ships have of returning laden with salt?

[57] The dog is a sharp-snouted member [...] long-haired dogs differing from country to country and variety to variety. Some people [...] this was the ancient conception.

[119] The process for refining molasses [...] etymological meaning is “that country which collects things with great [...] derived from khańd́a.

[123] Formerly ciinii was mistakenly [...] sugar was being produced in this country, sugar was imported as required [...] that the Dutch brought to this country from Batavia, which has since [...] called bátávii lemon.

[6] It is important to remain aware [...] 450 years ago. The people of this country learned how to make acára [...] digestion and is tasty besides.

[8] The renowned Agra jam in north [...] the Portuguese arrived in this country. Of course, native fruits such [...] therefore they have Sanskrit names.

[38] “I’m from Dhaka city, [...] years before the partition of the country). Smiling a little, he said, “Don’t [...] polite form of address].”

[87] The word at́ana is derived [...] or “he who moves from one country to another while looking and learning”.

[11] Parama Puruśa, the Supreme [...] think that West Bengal is a foreign country. For narrow minded people even [...] knowledge (abhedajiṋána).