Dictionary

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Lingayat Noun a follower of the Lingayat tradition
to be angered Verb to be provoked into anger
sacrificial altar Noun a platform or altar prepared for religious ceremonies and sacrifices
stick-on bindi Noun a ready-made decorative mark worn on the forehead
public funds Noun accumulated government funds or reserves
landholdings Noun collection of land properties
second-hand Adjective previously used and then given to another
medicinal plant seller Noun person who trades in medicinal herbs
wild grape Noun wild vine with grape-like leaves and fruit
population density Noun average number of people per unit area
reserve staff Noun employee appointed but not yet assigned a specific post or duty
inlaid with gems Adjective decorated with embedded precious stones
metabolic fire Noun internal heat responsible for digestion
cold region Noun region characterized by extreme cold
public awareness Noun state of people being conscious of their rights and interests
public awakening Noun awakening of public consciousness regarding rights
public aspiration Noun desires expressed by the general public
however much Adverb to any extent or quantity
welfare center Noun center providing public health, education, and welfare services
physical nature Noun inanimate or material world
pro-people Adjective oriented toward the interests of the people
matted-haired person Noun person with matted hair
democratic philosophy Noun philosophy based on democratic principles
populist ideology Noun ideology centered on the will of the people
public health Noun health status of the general population
linguistic theory Noun linguistic theory similar to but distinct from Jharrobad
Public Safety Act Noun legislation enacted for the protection of the public
human resources Noun collective labor, skill, and intellectual capacity of the people
great-grandchild Noun child of one's grandchild
people's movement Noun struggle or movement involving the masses
people's republic Noun a state governed by the working class or proletariat
Bhotia woman Noun a woman of Bhotia ethnicity
district magistrate Noun an administrator overseeing all activities within a district
rude mockery Noun a rude or impolite form of joking
people's literature Noun literature written in common language depicting the lives and upliftment of the masses
progressive literature Noun literature based on Marxist principles and progressive values
Janasthana Noun a region of Dandakaranya mentioned in the Ramayana, believed to be in present-day South India
amulet-wearer Noun a person who wears an amulet
wedding banter Noun banter exchanged between wedding guests and local residents
mobilization of human resources Phrase the act of utilizing the labor, strength, and intellect of the people for national development
corvee labor Noun voluntary labor that can be beneficial if used properly but risks becoming forced labor
strange creature Noun a strange or unusual living being
January Noun the first month of the year in the Gregorian calendar
be brought into existence Verb to be born or brought into existence
doctrine of reincarnation Noun the philosophical belief that one is reborn based on the fruits of their past actions
welcoming ceremony Noun a ceremony where the bride's side welcomes the groom and his party with flowers and offerings
public administration Noun the administration of public affairs
public service administration Noun administration focused on resolving public issues that cannot be handled by general administration
crisis management Noun the management of public crises beyond the scope of routine administration
well-liked Adjective widely liked or trusted by the public