• How to find NRI Hindu partner for marriage with Online Matrimony? #marriage #matchmaking #matrimonial #lifepartner #hindu
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    How to find NRI Hindu partner online for marriage?
    In today’s digital age, the quest to find a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) Hindu partner for marriage has become more accessible…
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  • Khajuraho is an ancient city in Madhya Pradesh, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The erstwhile capital of the Chandela Dynasty, Khajuraho is famous for its temples considered to be among the best examples of the Nagara-style medieval Indian architecture. The Khajuraho temples were largely constructed between 950 AD and 1050 AD. The ‘Khajuraho Group of Monuments’ is famous for its sculptures of nayikas and deities. Historical records show that the Khajuraho temple site had 85 temples in 12th century (in 20 sq km about 25 temples have lasted, spread over six sq km). Of the surviving temples, Kandariya Mahadeva Temple has sculptures with intricate details, symbolism, and expressiveness of ancient Indian art. The Khajuraho temples were dedicated to two religions — Hinduism and Jainism — suggesting a tradition of acceptance and respect for diverse religions. The temples are famous for their erotic carvings but there is more to them that show a celebration of love, life, and worship. Barely 10% of the carvings on the temple complex are sensual in nature and majority of them depict the life of people.
    Khajuraho is an ancient city in Madhya Pradesh, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The erstwhile capital of the Chandela Dynasty, Khajuraho is famous for its temples considered to be among the best examples of the Nagara-style medieval Indian architecture. The Khajuraho temples were largely constructed between 950 AD and 1050 AD. The ‘Khajuraho Group of Monuments’ is famous for its sculptures of nayikas and deities. Historical records show that the Khajuraho temple site had 85 temples in 12th century (in 20 sq km about 25 temples have lasted, spread over six sq km). Of the surviving temples, Kandariya Mahadeva Temple has sculptures with intricate details, symbolism, and expressiveness of ancient Indian art. The Khajuraho temples were dedicated to two religions — Hinduism and Jainism — suggesting a tradition of acceptance and respect for diverse religions. The temples are famous for their erotic carvings but there is more to them that show a celebration of love, life, and worship. Barely 10% of the carvings on the temple complex are sensual in nature and majority of them depict the life of people.
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  • A tabla is a pair of twin hand drums from the Indian subcontinent. Since the 18th century, the tabla has been the principal percussion instrument in Hindustani classical music, where it may be played solo, as an accompaniment with other instruments and vocals, and as a part of larger ensembles.
    A tabla is a pair of twin hand drums from the Indian subcontinent. Since the 18th century, the tabla has been the principal percussion instrument in Hindustani classical music, where it may be played solo, as an accompaniment with other instruments and vocals, and as a part of larger ensembles.
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  • About Bangladesh
    Everyone should know

    Area: 147,510 sq km
    It was renamed 'Bangladesh' in 1969: 1969
    December 5th
    State Name: Republic of Bangladesh
    English name: The people's Republic of Bangladesh.
    Victory: December 16, 1971
    Independence and National Day: March 26
    Victory Day: December 16
    There were colonies: first to the United Kingdom
    (1757-1947) and later to Pakistan
    (1947–1971)
    Independence: From Pakistan.
    Membership of the United Nations: 17 of 1974
    September (29th session)
    ✪Capital: Dhaka
    Commercial capital: Chittagong
    State language: Bengali (98%)
    Majority community: Muslim (90.39%), Hindu
    (8.54%), Buddhist (0.62%), Christian (0.31%) and others
    (0.14%)
    Method of Government: Parliamentary System of Government
    The Legislative Assembly: The National Assembly
    Local time: Greenwich standard time is 6+ hours
    Sending troops to UN peacekeeping missions: 2nd
    ✪Total tribes 48
    Total seats in the National Assembly: 350 (elected)
    300 seats and 50 reserved Mahila seats)
    Parliamentary elections held: 11 times
    Weather Station: 4
    Weather stations: 35
    Everest Conquering Country: 67th
    UNESCO Declared World Heritage: 3 (Sixty Domes)
    Mosque, Paharpur Buddhist Vihara and Sundarbans)
    Administrative Divisions: 8 (Last Mymensingh)
    Districts: 64
    City Corporation: 12 (12th Mymensingh City)
    The Corporation)
    Municipalities: 328
    ✪Upazila: 492
    Police Stations: 650
    Union: 4,562
    ✪Villages: 87191
    Bangladesh's position in the world in size: 94th
    ✪ Earthquake Observatory: 4
    Warning signs for river ports: 4
    Warning signs for sea ports: 11
    Coastal districts: 19
    Indian states bordering Bangladesh: 5
    West Bengal in India bordering Bangladesh
    Districts: 8
    Position in the world in population: 8th
    ✪ Position within the continent of Asia in population: 5th
    Position in South Asia in population: 3rd
    Position in the Muslim world in population: 4th
    Border countries: 2 (India, Myanmar)
    ✪ Census: 5 times
    Number of sectors of the Liberation War: 11
    Registered political parties: 41
    ✪ Earth-satellite centers: 4
    Number of identical rivers: 57
    Rivers of international standard: 1 (Padma)
    Government notes: 3 (Tk. 1, Tk. 2 and Tk. 5)
    Bank notes: 6 (10)
    About Bangladesh Everyone should know Area: 147,510 sq km It was renamed 'Bangladesh' in 1969: 1969 December 5th State Name: Republic of Bangladesh English name: The people's Republic of Bangladesh. Victory: December 16, 1971 Independence and National Day: March 26 Victory Day: December 16 There were colonies: first to the United Kingdom (1757-1947) and later to Pakistan (1947–1971) Independence: From Pakistan. Membership of the United Nations: 17 of 1974 September (29th session) ✪Capital: Dhaka Commercial capital: Chittagong State language: Bengali (98%) Majority community: Muslim (90.39%), Hindu (8.54%), Buddhist (0.62%), Christian (0.31%) and others (0.14%) Method of Government: Parliamentary System of Government The Legislative Assembly: The National Assembly Local time: Greenwich standard time is 6+ hours Sending troops to UN peacekeeping missions: 2nd ✪Total tribes 48 Total seats in the National Assembly: 350 (elected) 300 seats and 50 reserved Mahila seats) Parliamentary elections held: 11 times Weather Station: 4 Weather stations: 35 Everest Conquering Country: 67th UNESCO Declared World Heritage: 3 (Sixty Domes) Mosque, Paharpur Buddhist Vihara and Sundarbans) Administrative Divisions: 8 (Last Mymensingh) Districts: 64 City Corporation: 12 (12th Mymensingh City) The Corporation) Municipalities: 328 ✪Upazila: 492 Police Stations: 650 Union: 4,562 ✪Villages: 87191 Bangladesh's position in the world in size: 94th ✪ Earthquake Observatory: 4 Warning signs for river ports: 4 Warning signs for sea ports: 11 Coastal districts: 19 Indian states bordering Bangladesh: 5 West Bengal in India bordering Bangladesh Districts: 8 Position in the world in population: 8th ✪ Position within the continent of Asia in population: 5th Position in South Asia in population: 3rd Position in the Muslim world in population: 4th Border countries: 2 (India, Myanmar) ✪ Census: 5 times Number of sectors of the Liberation War: 11 Registered political parties: 41 ✪ Earth-satellite centers: 4 Number of identical rivers: 57 Rivers of international standard: 1 (Padma) Government notes: 3 (Tk. 1, Tk. 2 and Tk. 5) Bank notes: 6 (10)
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  • 𝗔𝗴𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝗘𝗺𝗽𝗶𝗿𝗲𝘀 𝗜𝗜 - 𝗗𝗲𝗳𝗶𝗻𝗶𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗘𝗱𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗿𝗼𝗱𝘂𝗰𝗲𝗱 𝗕𝗲𝗻𝗴𝗮𝗹 𝗘𝗺𝗽𝗲𝗿𝗼𝗿𝘀

    All of us who have enjoyed playing Age of Empires games back in our childhood - always wanted a campaign/ emperor of our very own - Bengal. Well, the wait is over! You can now play as a Bengali emperor in the Age of Empires II Definitive Edition.

    Famous real-time war strategy video game Age of Empires II Definite Edition has presented a new DLC (Downloadable Content) expansion, Dynasties Of India, that lets players play as the Bengalis. The new DLC introduces three new civilizations: Gurjaras, Dravidians, and Bengalis.

    The Gurjara and the Dravidian campaigns follow the stories of Emperor Babur and King Raja Chola, respectively. The new Babur campaign will have players taking the roles of Tatars and Hindustanis, with the story centered around 'the tiger' Zahir ud-Din Muhammad. The Rajendra campaign follows Rajendra Chola as he expands his empire in south India, with Dravidians being the playable civilization.

    Lastly, the Devapala campaign presents Bengalis as the playable faction, offering a story about the policies and morals of emperor Devapala, the 9th-century Bengali emperor of the Pala dynasty. All tasks of these campaigns come completely voiced.

    The reflection of Bangla's strong economy and diversity is visible in the game too. Bengal elephants and boats have more hitpoints and are uniquely characterized by our culture.

    AOE II Definitive edition already introduced 'Lords of the West' and 'Dawn of the Dukes', with campaign missions, multiplayer civilizations, and more. Dynasties of India will be available on the Microsoft Store and Steam from April 28, 2022.

    #studentJournalist #Game #VideoGame #AOE #AgeOfEmpires
    𝗔𝗴𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝗘𝗺𝗽𝗶𝗿𝗲𝘀 𝗜𝗜 - 𝗗𝗲𝗳𝗶𝗻𝗶𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗘𝗱𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗿𝗼𝗱𝘂𝗰𝗲𝗱 𝗕𝗲𝗻𝗴𝗮𝗹 𝗘𝗺𝗽𝗲𝗿𝗼𝗿𝘀 All of us who have enjoyed playing Age of Empires games back in our childhood - always wanted a campaign/ emperor of our very own - Bengal. Well, the wait is over! You can now play as a Bengali emperor in the Age of Empires II Definitive Edition. Famous real-time war strategy video game Age of Empires II Definite Edition has presented a new DLC (Downloadable Content) expansion, Dynasties Of India, that lets players play as the Bengalis. The new DLC introduces three new civilizations: Gurjaras, Dravidians, and Bengalis. The Gurjara and the Dravidian campaigns follow the stories of Emperor Babur and King Raja Chola, respectively. The new Babur campaign will have players taking the roles of Tatars and Hindustanis, with the story centered around 'the tiger' Zahir ud-Din Muhammad. The Rajendra campaign follows Rajendra Chola as he expands his empire in south India, with Dravidians being the playable civilization. Lastly, the Devapala campaign presents Bengalis as the playable faction, offering a story about the policies and morals of emperor Devapala, the 9th-century Bengali emperor of the Pala dynasty. All tasks of these campaigns come completely voiced. The reflection of Bangla's strong economy and diversity is visible in the game too. Bengal elephants and boats have more hitpoints and are uniquely characterized by our culture. AOE II Definitive edition already introduced 'Lords of the West' and 'Dawn of the Dukes', with campaign missions, multiplayer civilizations, and more. Dynasties of India will be available on the Microsoft Store and Steam from April 28, 2022. #studentJournalist #Game #VideoGame #AOE #AgeOfEmpires
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  • Rabindro songs symbolize Hinduism and Kawali song symbolize Muslims, Who gives you the right to decide?? Music is universal. Stop bringing religion into everything!
    Rabindro songs symbolize Hinduism and Kawali song symbolize Muslims, Who gives you the right to decide?? Music is universal. Stop bringing religion into everything!
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  • Humanity is the biggest religion!
    Save the Bengalis, save the Hindus :star2:
    Humanity is the biggest religion! Save the Bengalis, save the Hindus :star2:
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  • India surpasses global record of 315,000 daily COVID cases

    India has reported almost 315,000 new COVID infections on Thursday. It’s surpassing the record for infections in a single day previously set by US in January.

    India’s Health ministry data on Thursday showed 314,835 new infections in the past 24 hours, the most of any country since the pandemic began, taking total cases to 15.9 million, the world’s second highest. The country has now added more than 200,000 cases every day since 15 April. There were 2,074 fatalities, bringing the total death toll to almost 185,000.

    New Delhi’s hospitals warned that patient could die without fresh oxygen supplies. Nearly 500 tons of oxygen was supplied to Delhi on Wednesday but this fell short of the required 700 tons per day. Late Wednesday the Delhi High Court ordered the government to ensure safe passage of oxygen supplies from factories to hospitals across India.

    The country’s long-underfunded healthcare system is being stretched to the limit by a devastating second wave of the pandemic blamed on a ‘double mutant’ variant and ‘super-spreader’ mass gatherings.

    Amid the explosion of coronavirus infections in India, election rallies and voting continued in West Bengal state. For allowing the voting amidst a pandemic and also for urging Hindu devotees to continue attending the Kumbh festival : the largest human pilgrimage anywhere in the world, Indian prime minister Narendra Modi is facing criticism.
    India surpasses global record of 315,000 daily COVID cases India has reported almost 315,000 new COVID infections on Thursday. It’s surpassing the record for infections in a single day previously set by US in January. India’s Health ministry data on Thursday showed 314,835 new infections in the past 24 hours, the most of any country since the pandemic began, taking total cases to 15.9 million, the world’s second highest. The country has now added more than 200,000 cases every day since 15 April. There were 2,074 fatalities, bringing the total death toll to almost 185,000. New Delhi’s hospitals warned that patient could die without fresh oxygen supplies. Nearly 500 tons of oxygen was supplied to Delhi on Wednesday but this fell short of the required 700 tons per day. Late Wednesday the Delhi High Court ordered the government to ensure safe passage of oxygen supplies from factories to hospitals across India. The country’s long-underfunded healthcare system is being stretched to the limit by a devastating second wave of the pandemic blamed on a ‘double mutant’ variant and ‘super-spreader’ mass gatherings. Amid the explosion of coronavirus infections in India, election rallies and voting continued in West Bengal state. For allowing the voting amidst a pandemic and also for urging Hindu devotees to continue attending the Kumbh festival : the largest human pilgrimage anywhere in the world, Indian prime minister Narendra Modi is facing criticism.
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