Sati Pratha was not a tradition practiced across all of India. It was a limited and region-specific social evil, which British colonial rulers deliberately projected as a pan-Indian custom to portray India as uncivilized and justify colonial rule. This was not Indian tradition, but a colonial narrative built to malign Indian civilization. #SatiPratha #IndianHistory #ColonialNarrative #tapitalk #tapimishra • Sati Pratha truth • Sati was not Indian tradition • British colonial narrative on sati •

Video: History of Sati Pratha | Banned Funeral Custom in India | Widow Burning Amish Tripathi in discussion with Meenakshi Jain In a compelling reinterpretation of a contentious historical subject, Meenakshi Jain's arguments present a challenge to the conventional narrative of the Sati tradition. Her thesis, as outlined in the video, posits that the practice, far from being an ancient and widespread Hindu custom, was a construct rooted in colonial-era misrepresentation and fabrication. This pers

From royal rituals to grim reality: The rise of Sati practice in mediaeval India

Pradeep kumar Tak on Instagram: "Sati Pratha — a painful chapter of history where women were forced to sacrifice their lives in the name of tradition. It’s important to remember, reflect, and raise awareness so such practices never return. Empowerment begins with understanding the past. ✊🔥 #SatiPratha #HistoryMatters #WomensRights #StopViolence #Awareness #IndianHistory #empowerwomen"

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