At about one hour distance to Baramunda, two CRUT officials came and said the magic pass isn't applicable on the route from konark to Bhubaneswar.
So, we politely asked them to give us the tickets for the route on which the ass isn't applicable.
On boarding the bus, the conductor scanned the QR of magic pass and gave the ticket and asked others to buy the same. So, the other 3 also bought the magic passes. So, we all got the tickets for the journey.
The Petroglyph Mervi village in Pawas, Ratnagiri, Maharashtra, India is an astonishing archaeological discovery. It dates back ~12,000 years and is considered the earliest sign of divinity in India.
The artist behind this masterpiece possessed great knowledge. They believed in the existence of another life or afterlife on the other side of the Earth. The artwork features a central carving of the sun, with a parallel axis extending from its shape. Surrounding it are two bean-shaped objects, enclosing depictions of humans and birds.
In one section of the art, two men stand on either side, holding an arc with six waves. Below, there is an arrangement of six rectangles. Above the arc, a triangular shape, possibly a mountain, is flanked by two rectangles on either side.
On another part of the art, two crows hold two men on either side. Even today, Hindus feed crows during the Shradhs period, as it is believed that the crows carry food offerings to their ancestors.
This remarkable artwork likely depicts the concept of an afterlife existing on the other side of the world.
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He is Swami Sarvapriyananda of Sri Ramakrishna Math, head of Vedanta Society of New York city. For a change, the swami isn't talking on Advaitha Vedanta; rather he's highlighting the anti India activities going on in Harvard and elsewhere. Watch how our own people who got higher education at a very low cost in our own country at the expense of Indian taxpayers now spreading venom against their own motherland, a toxic paradoxical phenomenon not found in any other country around the world.
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एअर इंडिया द्वारा अंग्रेज़ी "fragile" के लिए हिन्दी में "भंगुर" (संस्कृत "भङ्गुर") शब्द का सुन्दर प्रयोग।
Good use of the Hindi word भंगुर (Sanskrit भङ्गुर = "apt to break, fragile, brittle") for "fragile" by Air India.
Photo shared by an international traveller.