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Online Darshan during COVID-19 Pandemic

July 2, 2020July 2, 2020 Tanya Mittal 7 Comments aarti, artificial intelligence, astrologers, Augmented reality, Bhajans, Bhakt, bitcoin, Church, corona, Corona Virus, COVID-19, cyber crime, daan, dakshina, darsgan, deity, devotee, digital, digitalization, e-Puja, fraud, God, gurudwara, kirtan, langar, Lockdown, mosque, online payment, Pandit, Pilgrimage, Religion, scam, shraadh, shraddhanjali, skype, social distancing, temple, temples, video calling, Virtual Darshan, Virtual reality, virus, Worship, zoom

Never had we ever imagined that we would one day face a situation wherein visiting temples virtually would actually become a reality. Sometimes, things do take a drastic turn and for all of us this year in 2020, the Corona Virus Pandemic has been that change giving us many new “Normals”. Only time will tell how this will shape our lives in the future.

History

Epidemics: Lessons from History and Nature

June 1, 2020June 4, 2020 Arushi Kapoor 0 Comments alcohol, Bhairoji, Brahmins, Chandpol, contagious, corona fighters, Corona Virus, COVID-19, disease, doctors, epidemic, fatal disease, food, HAKIKAT BAHIYAN, human life, influenza, Jalori gate, Maharaja Man Singh, Maharaja Sumer Singh, Marwar (Jodhpur), measures, medical scientists, medicines, Modti gate, Nagori gate, Nature, pandemic, plague, princely states, quarantine, Rajasthan, relief committee, relief funds, religious solution, reports, sanitizing agent, Sivanchi gate, social distancing, Sojti gate, temporary shelters, vaids, World War I, Yajnas

The world has combated all sorts of crisis without the degree of technological growth we have now. The advancement of knowledge has indeed succoured in to take measures against the deadly Covid-19, but how did people survive in the history? How accurate were the primitive
measures? Where are we still going wrong?
Click on the link below to read more about the ways of the past; a story from Rajasthan.