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Definition of dharna in English: dharnanoun ˈdəːnɑːˈdəːnəˈdärnə mass nounIndian 1A mode of compelling payment or compliance, by sitting at the debtor's or offender's door until the demand is complied with. - 1.1count noun A peaceful demonstration.
Example sentencesExamples - Road blockades, demonstrations and dharnas were organised in front of government offices at Kashipur and Rayagada.
- Demonstrations and dharnas (sit-in protests) were held in all state capitals.
- Apart from ensuring the safety of passengers and their valuables, Laloo will also have to make sure that his party workers do not destroy railway property during bandhs, rallies and dharnas.
- The PCO owners of Kashmir staged a number of protest marches and dharnas [sit-ins] here but got nothing except a some coverage in the Kashmir print and electronic media.
- The very fact they have held hundreds of dharnas, hunger-fasts and demonstrations before the Supreme Court, and have never been browbeaten by the worst of adversity, speaks of their indomitable spirit.
Origin From Hindi dharnā 'sitting in restraint, placing'. Definition of dharna in US English: dharnanounˈdärnə Indian 1A mode of compelling payment or compliance, by sitting at the debtor's or offender's door without eating until the demand is complied with. - 1.1 A peaceful demonstration.
Example sentencesExamples - Demonstrations and dharnas (sit-in protests) were held in all state capitals.
- The very fact they have held hundreds of dharnas, hunger-fasts and demonstrations before the Supreme Court, and have never been browbeaten by the worst of adversity, speaks of their indomitable spirit.
- The PCO owners of Kashmir staged a number of protest marches and dharnas [sit-ins] here but got nothing except a some coverage in the Kashmir print and electronic media.
- Apart from ensuring the safety of passengers and their valuables, Laloo will also have to make sure that his party workers do not destroy railway property during bandhs, rallies and dharnas.
- Road blockades, demonstrations and dharnas were organised in front of government offices at Kashipur and Rayagada.
Origin From Hindi dharnā ‘sitting in restraint, placing’. |