Is number 8 GOOD OR BAD?

Is number 8 unlucky in numerology? Since the number 8 represents Saturn or Shani, it is often linked with misery and gloom. The number 8 has always been misunderstood and is generally associated with bad luck. However, in Chinese culture, eight is regarded as the luckiest number.

What is the unlucky number in India?

Numerologists and astrologers claim it’s no coincidence. “Numerologically, the number 26 is a very unlucky number. 26 comes to 8 (2+6=8) which brings in destruction,” Mumbai-based numerologist Sanjay Jhumani said.

Why is 8 an unlucky number?

Astrology expert Prem Kumar Sharma says that eight is a very strong number. “Eight represents Saturn or Shani. Hence, it is linked with misery and gloominess. Eight has always been misunderstood and is generally associated with bad luck,” he explains.

Is the number 9 lucky?

Not to talk of the numeral 9, which is often cited as a ‘lucky number’ for many these days! The ‘Fruit of the Spirit’ comprises nine graces: love, peace, suffering, gentle, good, faith, meek and temperance.

Why is 87 the devil’s number?

In sports. Cricket in Australia holds 87 as a superstitiously unlucky score and is referred to as “the devil’s number.” This originates from the fact that 87 is 13 runs short of a century.

What is the auspicious number to give to a Hindu god?

Answer: One (One Rupee is never given as gift to anyone, including Hindu gods and goddesses! However 11, 21, 51, 101 etc are considered auspicious numbers) 7. Which number has come to represent spying and espionage activity? Answer: 007 (This is due to James Bond movies in which his number is agent 007) 8.

How many people died in the Great Famine in India?

From 1760 CE till 1943 India was hit by terrible famines on a regular basis.While the official british sources estimate More than 85 million Indians died in these famines which were in reality genocides done by the British Raj.Contrast this to the fact that there have been no famine…

Why do we call famines in British India as “British made”?

It is to the great credit of the governments of Independent India that they did not let Indians perish due to starvation. This is precisely why I have referred to famines in British India as “British Made” (or Man made) .Millions of lives could have been saved if the British had really been bothered about doing the right thing.

Can the Modi government promote ‘make in India’ Abroad while promoting hate in India?

We (in India) cannot simultaneously sell ourselves to the world as a land of pluralism, tolerance and Gandhianism, while promoting intolerance, communal hatred and minority insecurity within the country. It is time the Modi government learned they cannot promote ‘Make in India’ abroad while condoning the propagation of ‘Hate in India’ at home.