THE ACTUAL FREEDOM- FREEDOM FROM SUPERSTITIONS

Hello Dear Ones, Now for all those my mates who love quotes and get influenced by them surely, i got some quotes for you on "No Superstitions". These will give you inspiration for surely not only of leaving this evil superstition thing, but also to create one of yours. So what are you waiting for, get creative, be a crusader and help each other, help me, help everyone to make this world"Superstitions Free"                                                                                                                                                                       ...

Hello Friends Since the Anti-Superstition law, to fight against superstitious practices has been passed, let us know some things about it, but what wonder is it's not that much prevalent and needs to be made stricter and also should be seeking forward for arrest and imprisonment of such frauds sadhu, saints and mahatmas as well! Source:- "Pleaders, Times of India" "Recently, the Maharashtra State Legislature passed the much publicized Anti- Superstition Bill. Maharashtra became the first state in the country to pass a bill to combat practices like black magic. In India, people believe a lot in tantriks and babas and most of these babas are frauds and earn money in millions on the basis of promised miracles and health cures. This amended bill was drafted by the Social Welfare Ministry of the Maharashtra Government. A police officer of any rank has the power to investigate cases of black magic. This bill was originally drafted some 17 years ago by one socia...

Friends, I know We have studied a lot about them, still let's recall some superstitions vigilantly practised in India, and trust me they are useless ones!  India is a land of religions. Just like India’s languages, the religion changes after a few kilometres. As we know that  “With Great Power comes Great Responsibilities” , in the same manner,  With large number of religions come large number and kind of superstitions.  Although many superstitions are in no way, related to any religion, but they directly or indirectly are influenced by these factors. Being an Indian, superstitions are the things that we grew up with, and these superstitions have over powered our mind in such a manner that we unconsciously get carried away by that superstition, as our mind takes that superstition as a daily deed, without giving it any different behaviour.  The Day Phobia The literal meaning of “phobia” is extreme fear of something, and the Indian superstitions have rend...

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Marking the first-ever judgement in a case under the state’s recently introduced anti-superstition law, the Vikhroli magistrate court yesterday acquitted a tantrik accused of cheating and harassing a 25-year-old woman. The accused, a peon-turned-tantrik, was booked by the Crime Branch on April 9, 2014, which also made it the first case ever to be booked under the Maharashtra Prevention and Eradication of Human Sacrifices and other Inhuman, Evil and Aghori Practices and Black Magic Act, 2013. The plaintiff’s husband and in-laws, who had also been booked under the Act, were acquitted by the court as well. Negligent investigation “This was the first case to be registered after the anti-superstition law was created,” confirmed the defence lawyers, Manoj Gowd and Kavita Durga Pal, who also said that the accused was acquitted because there had been no proper investigation. “There was negligence in the investigation. There was no proper procedure while recovering the evidence. The ...

The Statesman Earlier this month, a woman approached Kavita (name changed) with a proposition: if she agreed to partake in some rituals, it would rain money, she was told. The woman in question also told Kavita to find other girls; only, they must not have undergone any surgery, and would have to abstain from any medical check-ups. Though the prospect of money rain (paison ki baarish) was alluring, Kavita, a resident of Dapoli in Maharashtra's Ratnagiri district, grew suspicious, and informed her parents. On 16 February, an FIR was registered at a police station in Ratnagiri invoking the Maharashtra Prevention and Eradication of Human Sacrifice and other Inhuman, Evil and Aghori Practices and Black Magic Act, 2013. It was the 41st instance of the anti-superstition legislation being used in the state since it was passed as an ordinance on 24 August, 2013. The Legislative Assembly enacted it into a law on 13 December last year, making Maharashtra the first and only state to hav...