'Bride Cow' & Bovine Wedding

As per a report:

In a strange yet different attempt to spread the message of protecting cows, a group in Bhavnagar Kotiya village in Gujarat conducted a lavish wedding for 'Poonam' the cow and 'Arjun' the bull. More than 300 guests, including the 'relatives' of Poonam, were seen heading for the groom Arjun's house. 

Gold jewellery, a red saree and a netted shawl was arranged for the bride and a festive white cloth was bought for Arjun. Brahmin priests were brought in from Bhavnagar to officiate the wedding and the entire wedding cost Poonam and Arjun's owners around Rs. 18 lakh. In a one of its kind event, the Parasana Charitable Trust prepared a wedding invitation for the couple.

Apparently, the owners were conducting such a lavish ceremony to show that the value of cows in the society is immeasurable. "I have been living with cows for the last 30 years and hence, know the amount of love this animal is capable of. I don't mind having a modest wedding for my children, but I will get my daughter Poonam married in the most lavish manner possible," Vijaybhai, trustee of Parsana Charitable Trust and Poonam's owner, told ANI. The guests were treated to a sumptuous feast, including Gujarati dal, Phulwadi, Ladva and Undhiyu. 

The guests, accompanied by a three-member wedding orchestra, began a procession from the groom's village and the bride travelled in a palanquin that was erected on a truck. The bovine couple were married according to proper Hindu rituals and a special havan was also planned to pray for an early offspring.

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SARANGPUR HANUMANJI TEMPLE IN GUJARAT

IN ALMOST ALL  OUR HINDU TEMPLES WE USE COCONUT AS OFFERING.  IN SARANGPUR HANUMANJI TEMPLE IN GUJARAT  IF WE PUT OUR COCONUT IN THE MOUTH OF HANUMANJI THE MACHINE INSIDE BREAKS IT AND THE PART OF COCONUT AS PRASAD GIVEN BACK THROUGH THE HAND OF HANUMANJI. WATCH THE VIDEO 🙏

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Man Aged 90 Years Looks for a Wife

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An Ahmedabad-based retired banker after completing ninty years of his life, is now looking for a partner. The 90-year-old Gujarati man, who lost his wife 25 years after retirement, is the father of two sons and two daughters, reported the Times of India (TOI).

Living in one of his daughter’s house, he pays a rent of Rs17,000 (RM1,120) to her every month, and Rs 6,000 (RM400) to his son for food. “Since my children are only interested in my money, I am now looking for a better half with whom I can spend the last days of my life,” he said.

According to the TOI report, the former banker has contacted a charitable organisation to find him a wife “of any age” in order to get care and company to live peacefully. “He has contacted us to find a better half for him since his children are not taking care of him,” told Natubhai Patel of the Vinamulye Amulya Seva Organisation.

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For These Lovers, Sit-ups and Slaps is the Price of Eloping

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A village head in Chhota Udaipur district of Gujarat state of India allegedly humiliated an 18-year-old boy and a 17-year-old girl for eloping, a police official said. The incident, which took place in Devaliya village of tribal-dominated Chhota Udaipur district 15 days ago, came to light on Thursday after a video of the episode surfaced.

Chhota Udaipur police inspector R.S. Bariya said. Police lodged a complaint on Friday against 12 people and arrested five, he said. In the video, Devaliya village sarpanch Soniyabhai Rathva is seen asking the teenagers to do sit-ups holding each other’s ears in front of a large gathering, including some tribal leaders, who acted as a “panch,” Mr. Bariya said.

The sarpanch allegedly asked the boy to sit on the girl’s shoulder and “we learned that the girl was forced to act like a horse and to run carrying the boy. The sarpanch also collected a fine of Rs. 5,000 from the girl’s parents and Rs. 10,000 from the boy’s parents,” Mr. Bariya said.

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