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Abroad mein reh kar Satyanarayana Puja ya Griha Pravesh ke liye Pandit ji kaise milega? 🏠🕉️

Hey guys, main thode time pehle shift hua hoon aur ab naya ghar liya hai. Ghar par Griha Pravesh aur Satyanarayana Puja karwani hai, par yahan local area mein koi experienced Pandit ji mil hi nahi rahe.

Kya koi reliable online platform ya app hai jahan se hum Pandit ji book kar sakein jo video call pe ache se puri vidhi karwa dein? Local temples mein bahut lambi waiting hai. Any suggestions?

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u/bipinadh — 11 hours ago
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👋Welcome to r/sanatanconstitution - Introduce Yourself and Read First!

This is not a political sub, but a design laboratory.

​We are here to architect a universal, open-source guidebook for a future state—a Dharmic Republic. Our goal is to create a modular constitutional framework that any nation can adapt to ensure stability, meritocracy, and absolute equality.

​The Vision

​We believe that modern governance can be perfected by integrating eternal ethics (Dharma) with 21st-century efficiency. This project aims to draft a "Constitution-as-Code" that moves beyond regional politics and into the science of sustainable, righteous civilization.

​Our Founding Principles (Version 1.0)

​To keep the project focused, all contributions should align with these core pillars:

​Identity-Blind Equality: The State recognizes only one category: The Citizen. All birth-based, sectarian, or hereditary classifications (General/SC/ST/OBC) are legally non-existent.

​Meritocratic Equity (Guna-Karma): Opportunities are earned through aptitude and action. Welfare (Antyodaya) is provided based on individual economic/physical need, not group identity.

​The Unitary Union: A strong central authority with administrative provinces. We replace political rivalry (The CM model) with Directly Elected Governors who focus on execution and service delivery.

​Dvi-Sabha Representation: A two-house legislature that balances national will with equal provincial power, ensuring no region is marginalized.

​Ecological Sovereignty: Nature—our rivers, forests, and mountains—holds legal personhood.

​How to Participate

​We are looking for legal minds, philosophers, policy experts, and students of history.

​The Virtual Sabha (Reddit): Use this space to debate specific "Articles." Check the flairs for [Drafting], [Economics], or [Ethics].

​The Source Code (GitHub): All consolidated articles are moved to our GitHub Repository: [Link will be added soon]. This is where the final "Master Draft" lives.

​Propose an Amendment: Found a loophole? Suggest a better wording. Every line of this guidebook is open to improvement.

​Rules of the Sabha

​Intellectual Rigor: Back your arguments with logic, history, or Vedic philosophy. Avoid vague rhetoric.

​No Partisan Politics: This is a framework for the future, not a commentary on current news.

​Merit-First Conduct: We value the thought, not the person.

​The Goal is a Guidebook: We are here to produce a professional document. Let’s keep the tone academic and constructive.

​"Dharma protects those who protect it." Let’s build the foundation of a righteous state, one article at a time.

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u/General1_Kobi — 22 hours ago
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"Religious Reels Are Turning Faith Into Clickbait—And We’re Falling for It”

u/myselftanush99 — 4 days ago
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Firm Action Against Insult to Hindu Sentiments (हिंदू आस्था के अपमान पर सख्त कार्रवाई)

u/officiallyindonaren — 4 days ago
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Has anyone actually used 99Pandit to book a pandit online? Is it legit or will they just ghost me before the puja? Planning a Griha Pravesh next month and getting nervous.

u/contentwriter009 — 3 days ago
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What is the difference between East and West in history record keeping?

u/HelpfulAd5377 — 3 days ago
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Debate Over Religious Respect: Concerns Around Navjot Singh Sidhu’s “Bol Hawa Mein Brahm ke kamandal me” why nobody notices?

u/No_Top_9023 — 5 days ago
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Why are rules not applied equally across religions here?

Is reddit biased?

Content that is openly disrespectful toward Hindus often stays up without consequences. At the same time, similar content targeting Islam or certain other religions is removed quickly, and users can even get banned. Whether intentional or not, this creates a strong impression that some religions are being protected more strictly than others here.

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u/bollywood_insides — 13 hours ago