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Political history of Delhi after 1991
Govt. of NCT of Delhi Act 1991
Recent power tussle between union govt. and delhi govt.
GNCTD(Amendment) Act 2021

१९९१ के बाद दिल्ली का राजनीतिक इतिहास
दिल्ली एनसीटी सरकार अधिनियम १९९१
भारत संघ सरकार और दिल्ली सरकार के बीच हाल ही में सत्ता में टकराव
GNCTD (संशोधन) अधिनियम २०२१

Govt. of NCT of Delhi(Amendment) Act, 2021 Part-2 Govt. of NCT of Delhi(Amendment) Act, 2021 Part-2राष्ट्रीय राजधानी क्षेत्र दिल्ली की सरकार (संशोधन)अधिनियम, २०२१ भाग-२Presented byAlok(आलोक)

Political history of Delhi till 1991
दिल्ली की राजनीतिक इतिहास १९९१ तक

Govt. of NCT of Delhi (Amendment) Act, 2021 Part-1 1) Introduction2) Political history of Delhi up to 19473) Political history of Delhi 1947-1991

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Scientific and civilizational Hindu calendar

So deep are the roots of the Hindu calendar in the psyche of the common Hindu, even today, that inspite of the Gregorian calendar system being followed in the offices, schools, institutions etc every festival, birth ritual, post-death rites, marriages, new home warming time and date, children’s ‘shaving the head’ ( Mundan) ceremony, Ganga snan (holy bath), Kumbh (world’s biggest congregation of the Hindus- involving more than twenty million people gathering), take place only according to the Hindu calendar system- called Panchanga. It is totally scientific, based on sun, moon and Earth's movements. This civilizational scientific system is mentioned in Vedas as well as Puraras.

Every single social-religious event in a Hindu home is governed by Hindu calendar and not by the Gregorian one, since last many millenniums.

Salutes to the tenacity, perseverance, flexible nature and deep-rooted belief in their ancient arithmetic, geometry, numeric system, cosmology and astronomy, that even the highly accomplished scientist, and a highest ranking chief of a multi national conglomerate would practice in his personal life only the Hindu calendar system.

Even at the advent of supremacists abhrahamic religions and history of cruel and allurance methods of conversion,still this scientific and pluralistic Hindu-Sanatan religion is persistent.

In 46 BCE, Julius Caesar authorized a reformed system of dating, which came to be known as the Julian Calendar. To compensate for errors that had accumulated over previous years, Caesar decided to allocate 445 days to the first year. Not surprisingly, 46 BCE later became infamous as ‘The Year of Confusion’.

In 1582, Pope Gregory VIII ordained a reformation to restore the calendar to its ‘correct’ schedule. However, he estimated only a 10-day adjustment.

Many Christians abhorred the new system. For one thing, New Year’s Day, which had until then been celebrated on 25 March, had to be moved to 1 January. The major issue of discussion, though, was Easter Sunday. The Christian ecclesiastical (church) calendar was originally bound by the belief that Jesus’ resurrection was on a Sunday, and so Easter should always fall on a Sunday. Later, it was decreed that the Sunday following the first full moon after the spring equinox should be regarded as Easter Sunday.

Another interesting point is the year the present-day Gregorian calendar commences from, the ‘year of grace’, which signifies the year in which Jesus was born, and the beginning of the Christian Era. The year is followed by the initials ‘AD’ which stand for ‘Anno Domini’, Latin for ‘in the year of our Lord’. But the Bible clearly gives reference to Jesus being born during the reign of King Herod, who died in 4 BC!

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