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Human skeletal remains found in Haryana, sent advanced scientific research

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By Arun Das Verified
| Blogarama
New Delhi, June 23: The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) recently excavated Human Skeletal Remains in Rakhigarhi in Haryana and these have been handed over to the Anthropological Survey of India (AnSI), a national research institute of repute under Union Ministry of Culture for detailed scientific investigation.
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Unsung Heroes of Railways: Meet the Gangmen

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By Arun Das Verified
| Blogarama
New Delhi, June 9: It is early mornng and the Sun is yet to come out. But a man, in railway uniform and carrying a hammer, is waiting by the side of a rail track for a 52-wagon freight Train to pass. He has to cross the track and is joined by his work mate. Once across, both started hammering the track in unison. They have a job to maintain the tracks in perfect condition so that trains can move safely.
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Ladakh is living laboratory of Buddhist culture: Amit Shah

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| newsvibesofindia.com
By Arun Kumar Das LEH, May 1: Union Home Minister Amit Shah said that Ladakh is not just a geographical region but a “living laboratory” of Buddhist culture and compassion. While inaugurating the exposition of the relics of Lord Buddha in Leh, Shah said the arrival of the sacred relics will inspire followers of Buddhism as well as other faiths.
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