Sick Indian baby-dropping ritual - JHALAT KI INTIHA
munaybhai
Councller (250+ posts)
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What a foolishness it is......Falling from such a height could also cause a heart stroke to the tiny heart of the kid.......who is to be blamed for that? Also they look to be muslims----caps on their heads.....and I can't find any such thing in Islam.......Stupidity........
What a foolishness it is......Falling from such a height could also cause a heart stroke to the tiny heart of the kid.......who is to be blamed for that? Also they look to be muslims----caps on their heads.....and I can't find any such thing in Islam.......Stupidity........
Jack Sparrow
Minister (2k+ posts)
Re: JHALAT KI INTIHA- Must Watch
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biomat
Minister (2k+ posts)
Re: Lahori's Random, Funny And Interesting Clips Thread
A village in Solapur, Maharashtra, has a dangerous tradition of throwing newborns from a height of 50 feet onto a sheet, which is held by devotees. The infants are thrown off the roof of the Baba Sheikh Umar Saheb Dargah (mosque) in Musti village in Solapur. This is an age-old tradition practiced by couples who are blessed with a child after taking a vow at the dargah. The devotees also believe that this ritual is good for the health of the child..... http://ibnlive.in.com/news/incredible-india-infants-thrown-off-roofs-to-thank...
CHILD rights activists in India have lashed out on at local officials who allowed hundreds of infants to be dropped from the roof of a mosque. Locals in western India believe the fall -- which ends when the babies are caught in a bedsheet -- would ensure good health and prosperity for their families.
The ritual at the Baba Umer Durga, a Muslim shrine, is believed to have been followed for nearly 700 years, and each year hundreds of people, both Hindus and Muslims, take part in the ritual.
Local officials told television news stations there had been no reports of injuries. The infants, mostly under two years old, were dangled Thursday from the roof of the shrine near Sholapur, about 450km south of Mumbai, before being dropped about 15m onto a bedsheet held aloft by parents and other believers.
Television channels showed the babies screaming as they were shaken in the air before being dropped. With high child mortality rates, especially in India's rural areas, many people resort to rituals which they believe can ensure their children's health. Child rights activists expressed outrage after the Headlines Today television channel showed the babies being dropped.
"This shows the complete failure of the local administration to prevent this practice and to create awareness about children's health," said Ranjana Kumari, a civil rights activist in New Delhi. "It is also a reflection of the lack of access to health services, that forces people to behave in this irrational manner," Kumari said. http://www.news.com.au/controversial-baby-throwing-tradition-slammed/story-0-...
Another ritual was taking place on the same day in Sholapur, about 280 miles south of Mumbai..... It led to rights activist lashing out at officials who allowed the hundreds of infants to be dropped from the roof of the Baba Umer Durga mosque.....
'This shows the complete failure of the local administration to prevent this practice and to create awareness about children's health,' said Ranjana Kumari, a civil rights activist in New Delhi. 'It is also a reflection of the lack of access to health services, that forces people to behave in this irrational manner'... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1204699/Pictured-Horrific-b...
A village in Solapur, Maharashtra, has a dangerous tradition of throwing newborns from a height of 50 feet onto a sheet, which is held by devotees. The infants are thrown off the roof of the Baba Sheikh Umar Saheb Dargah (mosque) in Musti village in Solapur. This is an age-old tradition practiced by couples who are blessed with a child after taking a vow at the dargah. The devotees also believe that this ritual is good for the health of the child..... http://ibnlive.in.com/news/incredible-india-infants-thrown-off-roofs-to-thank...
CHILD rights activists in India have lashed out on at local officials who allowed hundreds of infants to be dropped from the roof of a mosque. Locals in western India believe the fall -- which ends when the babies are caught in a bedsheet -- would ensure good health and prosperity for their families.
The ritual at the Baba Umer Durga, a Muslim shrine, is believed to have been followed for nearly 700 years, and each year hundreds of people, both Hindus and Muslims, take part in the ritual.
Local officials told television news stations there had been no reports of injuries. The infants, mostly under two years old, were dangled Thursday from the roof of the shrine near Sholapur, about 450km south of Mumbai, before being dropped about 15m onto a bedsheet held aloft by parents and other believers.
Television channels showed the babies screaming as they were shaken in the air before being dropped. With high child mortality rates, especially in India's rural areas, many people resort to rituals which they believe can ensure their children's health. Child rights activists expressed outrage after the Headlines Today television channel showed the babies being dropped.
"This shows the complete failure of the local administration to prevent this practice and to create awareness about children's health," said Ranjana Kumari, a civil rights activist in New Delhi. "It is also a reflection of the lack of access to health services, that forces people to behave in this irrational manner," Kumari said. http://www.news.com.au/controversial-baby-throwing-tradition-slammed/story-0-...
Another ritual was taking place on the same day in Sholapur, about 280 miles south of Mumbai..... It led to rights activist lashing out at officials who allowed the hundreds of infants to be dropped from the roof of the Baba Umer Durga mosque.....
'This shows the complete failure of the local administration to prevent this practice and to create awareness about children's health,' said Ranjana Kumari, a civil rights activist in New Delhi. 'It is also a reflection of the lack of access to health services, that forces people to behave in this irrational manner'... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1204699/Pictured-Horrific-b...
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terex
Guest
The teachers were taken on basis of their fake degrees :(
they should be trained and taught first before the teachers teach :P
they should be trained and taught first before the teachers teach :P
Star Gazer
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Madam ka kasoor nahi this speaks for the education system in india which is producing such good talent. Like I said indians play a game of numbers because they know that this is what they show to the world and they know that quantity matters and not quality for all. Quality matters no doubt but not in the current times, first get the foothold and get yourself known as educated the rest can be taken care of later.
Star Gazer
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: Lahori's Random, Funny And Interesting Clips Thread
My instinctual response was "Ooper ki sanse ooper aur neechay ki neechay" when I saw the baby being dropped for the first time.
My instinctual response was "Ooper ki sanse ooper aur neechay ki neechay" when I saw the baby being dropped for the first time.
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terex
Guest
It will take 10 years before we get ride of all these scrap teachers in village ,since al bachelors students who got trained in last 1 decade wont struggle with apple and organes!!
Hope the poor bihar govt educate these teachers since firing wont happen :P
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terex
Guest
its a social custom!!why you have to worry about hindu customs and sufi majar connections in india!!
mahmoodsani
Councller (250+ posts)
***** hay in par
usmanjee786
MPA (400+ posts)
dis iz shining india
swing
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: JHALAT KI INTIHA- Must Watch
woh aadmy keh raha hai .....KIRPA VATI ki jaye.
dont be fool listen again.
woh aadmy keh raha hai .....KIRPA VATI ki jaye.
