- The Naam
Ghosa (****amese: নামঘোষা) is a
Vaishnavite scripture of
verses in
praise of Krishna. This book was
written by
Madhavdev in ****amese in about...
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Partha Ghose FNASc (born 1939) is an
Indian physicist, author, philosopher,
musician and
former professor at the S.N. Bose
National Centre for
Basic Sciences...
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Ghosha (Sanskrit: घोषा) was an
ancient Vedic period Indian philosopher and seer. From a
young age, she
suffered from a
disfiguring skin ailment. According...
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death in 1568. He is
known particularly for his book of hymns, the Naam
Ghosa, as well as a
large selection of
songs called Borgeets.
Madhavdev was born...
- to
bhakti Kirtan-
ghosa (Pasanda-mardana, Namaparadha) (Vipra)-patni-prasad (Ankia Naat)
Tales from Krishna's
early life Kirtan-
ghosa (sisu-lila, rasa-krida...
- (Nasal)
antastha (Approximant) ūṣman/saṃgharṣhī (Fricative)
Voicing → aghoṣa
ghoṣa aghoṣa
Aspiration → alpaprāṇa mahāprāṇa alpaprāṇa mahāprāṇa alpaprāṇa mahāprāṇa...
- The
first line of the
Hodgson translation mentioned "Ashu
Ghosa" and
invoked "Manju
Ghosa" as the Guru of the World. The
details of the
caste system...
- Urvasi, or Yami, as well as Apāla Ātreyī (RV 8.91), Godhā (RV 10.134.6),
Ghoṣā Kākṣīvatī (RV 10.39.40), Romaśā (RV 1.126.7), Lopāmudrā (RV 1.179.1–2),...
- Studies. 66 (4): 919–962. doi:10.1017/S0021911807001258. JSTOR 20203237.
Ghosa 1871, pp. 40–55. Nicholas,
Ralph W. (2008).
Rites of Spring: Gā̄jan in Village...
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Tapan Ghosh (Bengali: তপন ঘোষ, romanized: Tapana
Ghōṣa, 11 May 1953 – 12 July 2020) was a
Hindu nationalist leader from West Bengal,
India and founder...
