Sati in a sentence

Brigadier Shailesh Sati, commandant of SRC appreciated the Agniveers for their immaculate turnout and synchronised drill movement, reflecting a high standard of training and discipline.

There may have been a couple of examples… but (after the advent of Islamic invaders), a large number of women started committing ‘jauhar’, ‘sati’…,” Gopal said, adding there was no restriction on widow remarriage either.

Kaka Sati was sometimes upset by the harsh punishments that Uncle Usama delivered to me and my cousin Hafiz, Uncle’s oldest son, who was two years younger than me.

Do Hrvatske sada možemo samo uz PCR test star najviše 48 sati ili uz 14 dana karantina, dok je za Mađarsku neophodan dvostruki PCR test.

With her last moment in the franchise so far seeing her create a beautiful sunrise in honor of our fallen heroes, and her cryptic role of importance in movies, Sati could serve a lot of functions.

Deputy Governor Hadiza Balarabe made the disclosures while receiving the members of Partnership for Advocacy on Child and Family Health (PaCFaH) led by its spokesperson, Bartolomeo Sati on courtesy call at Sir Kashim Ibrahim House.

If Sati is really speaking the truth, then she will be really blessed by God.

Lawyer Sati El Haj told reporters in Khartoum on Thursday that the joint legal committee of the two parties in principle agreed to form a Parliament with 67 percent of the seats allocated to members of the FFC.

Programs don’t have bodies, of course – they exist only in software – but the sequels treat digital characters like the Oracle, the Keymaker, and young Sati with as much care as they do humans.

She was neither Sati nor Savitri.

Clearly, the experience arises and is known by mind, but there is a third thing calls Sati what is the "real experiencer of the experience" that sits apart from the experience and which can be aware of the experience in 4 levels.

He appointed local people for positions in the Portuguese administration and did not interfere with local traditions (except " sati ", the practice of immolating widows, which he banned).

In 1830 Ram Mohan Roy travelled to the United Kingdom as an ambassador of the Mughal Empire to ensure that the Lord Bentick's regulation banning the practice of Sati was not overturned.

Social reforms * Crusaded against social evils like sati, polygamy and child marriage.

The Kulin excesses targeted include sati (the concremation of widows), polygamy, idolatory, child marriage and dowry.

These social reforms have eventually led to a cultural atmosphere where practices like sati, dowry, and caste-based discrimination or untouchability, the evils that crept into the Hindu society, were abolished.