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PREVENTION OF DOG BITES
Avoid provoking or disturbing dogs. Do not approach stray dogs or disturb them while eating or sleeping. Stay calm, avoid sudden movements, and report aggressive dogs.
In case of a bite, wash the wound with soap and running water for 15 minutes and seek immediate medical attention.
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PREVENTION OF DOG BITES
Avoid provoking or disturbing dogs. Do not approach stray dogs or disturb them while eating or sleeping. Stay calm, avoid sudden movements, and report aggressive dogs.
In case of a bite, wash the wound with soap and running water for 15 minutes and seek immediate medical attention.
watch full video 👇
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My sweet Troublemakers, a woman asked me to look into someone who broke her heart. Turns out, the man she fell for was entirely AI-generated. He never even existed. 💔
Y’all, if something feels off, trust your gut. Not everything you see, or everyone you fall for, is real. ❤️
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May the victory of good over evil inspire us to live with courage, truth and righteousness, and may Lord Shri Ram bless you and your family with happiness, peace, prosperity and good health.
Happy Vijaydashmi🚩
Happy New Week!
National Triangle-Canberra Australia. 🍂
There is something beautiful
about knowing that
no one else will ever see
the world quite like you do,
love quite like you do,
or bring the same gifts into
the lives of others.
Never underestimate
the beauty of
simply being yourself.
The world is a little
more wonderful
because you are part of it.🍂
May the victory of good over evil inspire us to live with courage, truth and righteousness, and may Lord Shri Ram bless you and your family with happiness, peace, prosperity and good health.
Happy Vijaydashmi🚩
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This is incredibly sad. 💔 Only 44% of young adults are considered “thriving,” a 20-point drop since 2010 💔
I can’t help but believe social media has contributed to this, and it’s affecting every age group. We spend hours comparing our real lives to carefully curated highlight reels, filtered faces, and now entire AI created fantasy lives that never existed. Social media can connect us, but it should never replace actually living. Put the phone down. Go outside. Sit around a table. Laugh with your family and friends. Love somebody in real life.
We need human connection more than we need followers. ❤️
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❤️😊❤️
#रास्ते कहाँ ख़त्म होते हैं
*ज़िंदगी* के इस सफ़र में,
*मंजिल* तो वहीं है जहाँ
*ख़्वाहिशें* थम जायें!!!
#ज़िंदगी👍🤞
#ThoughtForTheDay🌿
#हर___हर___महादेव🌺🙏
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Jitiya Vrat (Jivitputrika Vrat) – Vidhi & Rituals
Jitiya Vrat, also known as Jivitputrika Vrat, is traditionally observed by mothers for the long life, good health, safety and prosperity of their children. It is especially popular in Bihar, Jharkhand and eastern Uttar Pradesh.
🌺 Main Rituals
1. Preparation / Nahay-Khay
On the day before the fast, take a bath and wear clean clothes.
Clean the house and prepare the puja items.
Traditionally, a special meal is taken before beginning the fast.
2. Sankalp (Taking the Vow)
Take a bath early in the morning and wear clean clothes.
Light a diya and worship Lord Surya (Sun God) and Jivitputrika Mata.
Take a sankalp for the long life, good health and well-being of your children.
Traditionally, Jitiya is observed as a Nirjala fast, meaning neither food nor water is consumed during the fast.
3. Puja Samagri
Commonly used items include:
Kusha/Darbha grass and Durva
Flowers
Roli/Kumkum and Akshat (rice)
Incense and diya
Fruits
Prasad/Naivedya
Red or yellow cloth
Jitiya/Jivitputrika representation, according to family tradition
4. Jitiya Vrat Katha
The Jivitputrika Vrat Katha is read or listened to during the puja. Listening to the vrat katha is considered an important part of the observance.
5. Worship of Surya Dev
Surya Dev is given special importance during Jitiya Vrat. Devotees offer Arghya to the Sun God and pray for the protection, health and longevity of their children.
6. Paran (Breaking the Fast)
On the following day, the fast is broken at the prescribed Paran time.
After bathing and completing the morning rituals, bhog/prasad is first offered to the deity.
Water and food are then taken to conclude the fast.
Prayers are offered for the family’s and children’s continued well-being.
मम पुत्र-पुत्रीणां दीर्घायुः, आरोग्यं, सुख-समृद्धि च प्राप्त्यर्थं जीवित्पुत्रिका व्रतमहं करिष्ये।
I undertake the Jivitputrika Vrat for the long life, good health, happiness and prosperity of my children.
Jitiya Vrat (Jivitputrika Vrat) – Vidhi & Rituals
Jitiya Vrat, also known as Jivitputrika Vrat, is traditionally observed by mothers for the long life, good health, safety and prosperity of their children. It is especially popular in Bihar, Jharkhand and eastern Uttar Pradesh.
🌺 Main Rituals
1. Preparation / Nahay-Khay
On the day before the fast, take a bath and wear clean clothes.
Clean the house and prepare the puja items.
Traditionally, a special meal is taken before beginning the fast.
2. Sankalp (Taking the Vow)
Take a bath early in the morning and wear clean clothes.
Light a diya and worship Lord Surya (Sun God) and Jivitputrika Mata.
Take a sankalp for the long life, good health and well-being of your children.
Traditionally, Jitiya is observed as a Nirjala fast, meaning neither food nor water is consumed during the fast.
3. Puja Samagri
Commonly used items include:
Kusha/Darbha grass and Durva
Flowers
Roli/Kumkum and Akshat (rice)
Incense and diya
Fruits
Prasad/Naivedya
Red or yellow cloth
Jitiya/Jivitputrika representation, according to family tradition
4. Jitiya Vrat Katha
The Jivitputrika Vrat Katha is read or listened to during the puja. Listening to the vrat katha is considered an important part of the observance.
5. Worship of Surya Dev
Surya Dev is given special importance during Jitiya Vrat. Devotees offer Arghya to the Sun God and pray for the protection, health and longevity of their children.
6. Paran (Breaking the Fast)
On the following day, the fast is broken at the prescribed Paran time.
After bathing and completing the morning rituals, bhog/prasad is first offered to the deity.
Water and food are then taken to conclude the fast.
Prayers are offered for the family’s and children’s continued well-being.
मम पुत्र-पुत्रीणां दीर्घायुः, आरोग्यं, सुख-समृद्धि च प्राप्त्यर्थं जीवित्पुत्रिका व्रतमहं करिष्ये।
I undertake the Jivitputrika Vrat for the long life, good health, happiness and prosperity of my children.











