Posters on Superstitions

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This collection showcases posters on superstitions. Superstition is the shadow of fear; reason can dispel it. By prioritising logic over myth, we break down the barriers that hinder progress. Let’s build a society rooted in evidence rather than outdated fears. This is an awareness campaign aimed at encouraging society to move away from blind faith.

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    Andha Vishwas : Andhshardha yek Abhishrap
    (Deptt. Of Extension Education, SSGC, 2014) Lakshmi R. Pathak (B.Sc. Home Science 2nd Year)
    This poster warns society that 'Blind Faith is a Curse' and emphasizes that blindly following superstitions can harm individuals and others. It encourages breaking free and thinking rationally.
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    Andhshardha Yek Shrap Hai
    (Deptt. Of Extension Education, SSGC, 2014) Yamu Thakre (B.Sc. Home Science 2nd Year)
    Hindi slogan - Andhshardha Yek Shrap Hai suggests: Blind faith is a curse Message: Blindly following superstitions can cause harm to yourself and others. Break free! Use your reason.
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    Andhwishwas hai NIradhar : Vigyaan Hai Eska Aadhar
    (Deptt. Of Extension Education, SSGC, 2014) Puja S Agrwal (B.Sc. Home Science 2nd Year)
    The poster features a Hindi slogan, Andhwishwas hai Niradhar: Vigyaan Hai Eska Aadhar, emphasizing that blind belief is unfounded and that science is its basis. The message conveyed is that superstition lacks any foundation, and science provides the correct solution.
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    Aastha aur Vishwas ko Andhwishwas Na Ban ne Do
    (Deptt. Of Extension Education, SSGC, 2014) Aasha Katre(Deptt. Of Extension Education, SSGC)
    This poster advises against turning faith into blind belief. It warns to be vigilant of fake gurus who exploit trust. Think critically.
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    Chala Sankalp Karuya : Andhshardhha Soduya
    (Deptt of Extension Education, SSGC, 2014) Babita Pardhi (B.Sc. Home Science 2nd Year)
    This poster is in Marathi and aims to raise awareness about blind faith in society.
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    Vyarth Kankal Kankal Mat karo : Jeevan Apna Vyarth Mat Karo
    (Deptt. Of Extension Education, SSGC, 2014) Santoshi S. Katre(B.Sc. Home Science 2nd Year )
    The poster features the impactful phrase in Hindi- 'Vyarth Kankal Kankal Mat karo: Jeevan Apna Vyarth Mat Karo' - which approximately translates to: "Do not squander your life on futile rituals or superstitions. Do not waste your life." This message encourages individuals to free themselves from meaningless superstitions and to lead purposeful lives.
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    AndhVishwas : Andhshardha Chodo -Desh ko Balwan Banao
    (Deptto Extension Education. SSGC, 2014) VArsha Mane ( B.S.C Home Science 2nd Year)
    This poster raises awareness about superstition.
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    Andhashardha : Yek Abhishap
    (Deptt. Of Extension Education, SSGC, 2014) Lakshmi Maneshwar (Deptt. Of Extension Education, SSGC)
    Andhashradha: A Hindi phrase meaning "Blind Faith: A Curse." It emphasizes how blindly following superstitions can be detrimental.
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