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In Devbhoomi Uttarakhand, a sacred pilgrimage is turning into a gatekeeping exercise.

From mandatory cow urine consumption to restricting access based on belief, new rules signal a shift towards exclusion in the Char Dham Yatra, historically marked by diversity.

These developments raise questions about the role of local authorities and political influence in religious practice. The Char Dham circuit has long accommodated multiple traditions within Hinduism and beyond. Any move to standardize faith risks narrowing that legacy.

Source https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXYHx3ZiOOI/

Looking at these comments, I’m convinced a veg diet must come with a complimentary braincells reduction plan.

I hope people see the reality of Yellow Baba soon

Now I'm a fan of the journalist who exposed India's poop village

har 2 min mein koi post daal dega ki religion bad

basically yahi bol rahe ho "kitne gawaar log hain ye OBVIOUSLY God doesn't exist"

I swear india mein koi atheist hai to vo bhaunkta rahega ki vo atheist hai. your religion doesn't make you special, and neither does being an atheist.

ALSO, if you could prove 100% that God exists, then there would be no free will. the entire point of religion is free will. if God showed himself to everyone or gave irrefutable proof of his existence, people would follow out of fear, not faith. same way that you know your parents, you don't believe in your parents.

There are many recorded instances of concubines or queens committing suicide. There are many cases of common people too.

1. Kuttu Bai (2002)
2. Charan Shah (1999)
3. Roop Kanwar (1987)
4. Om Kanwar (1980)
5. Sampati Kuer (1927)
6. Rani Katochan (1839) with 3 other co-wives and 7 concubines of Ranjit Singh
7. 64 wives and concubines of Ajit Singh of Marwar (1724)
8. Two queens of Thuljaji (1787)
9. Ramabai Peshwa (1772)
10. Raj Rajeshwari Devi (1806)

lol what an irony, sanatanis are taking inspiration from Muslims