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Iqtidar Alam Khan's Latest Books on India's Medieval History Unearth Hidden Secrets

Iqtidar Alam Khan's Latest Books on India's Medieval History Unearth Hidden Secrets While 'Studies in Thought, Polity and Economy of Medieval India 1000-1500' covers themes on Delhi Sultanate era, 'Researches in Medieval Archaeology' talks about various constructions carried during Sultan Muhammad bin Tughlaq era. A painting of west gate of Firozabad fort, near Delhi. This fort was built by Feroz Shah Tughlaq in the 1350s, but destroyed by later dynasties. Photo: Wikipedia/Public domain. History11/May/2021 Iqtidar Alam Khan’s first slim book, a biography of Humayun’s brother Mirza Kamran was published in 1964; his latest book, slightly bulkier than the first, has been published in early 2021 when he is nearing 90, with nearly a dozen authored and edited volumes in-between. Quite an emphatic comment on how prolific he has been in his distinguished career as a historian of medieval India! Add a very distinct quality of the huge range of themes and the empirical solidity of his researches and one begins to appreciate the indelible imprint on the study of medieval Indian history he has left for his own and future students.

BPJN-Wamena team examines condition of Transpapua highway's roads

BPJN-Wamena team examines condition of Transpapua highway's roads 26th February 2021 A collapsed bridge in Abenaho Sub-district, Jayawijaya District, Papua Province. (ANTARA/HO/pihak ketiga) Our team members have been at the location since Wednesday (February 24, 2021). They will submit a report soon after returning to Wamena Jayapura, Papua (ANTARA) - Wamena National Road Construction Agency (BPJN) has deployed a team to conduct a thorough examination of the condition of roads and bridges on the Transpapua highway, from KM 320 to Wamena, Jayawijaya's capital city, Papua. "Our team members have been at the location since Wednesday (February 24, 2021). They will submit a report soon after returning to Wamena," Head of the BPJN-Wamena Office Zepnat Kambu informed ANTARA on Thursday.

KAM-BU's 'Black On Black' Is Simply Phenomenal

KAM-BU reaches dizzying heights on new single 'Black On Black'. The MC seems to think outside the box, with his stunning, continually challenging flow seeming to swerve past obstacles other artists can't even see. Out now, 'Black On Black' feels like an emphatic statement, an inversion of the titular phrase - so often utilised for 'Black On Black' violence - to instead locate a kind of positivity. It's an exhortation of identity, with KAM-BU leaning in to community and heritage, while paying homage to Fela Kuti's vision of a truly African music. The dense, future-facing music finds Pablo Pullen, HYLNU and Tom Henry linking on sound design, with additional production from Leon Vynehall.

Kendari's 16 neighborhoods identified as drug abuse red zones: BNN

Kendari's 16 neighborhoods identified as drug abuse red zones: BNN 30th January 2021 Illustration (ANTARA News/Ridwan Triatmodjo) Whether the neighborhoods have entertainment venues, rented houses, and high privacy estates are also incorporated in the list of indicators applied in mapping Kendari, SE Sulawesi (ANTARA) - The National Narcotics Agency (BNN) revealed that its mapping last year found 16 neighborhoods in Kendari, Southeast Sulawesi, categorized as drug abuse "red zones" based on their maximum vulnerability to the threat of illicit drugs. In mapping the areas, the agency applied eight indicators, including the number of drug offence cases, drug users, and presence of drug lords, dealers, and couriers, the BNN-Kendari office's extension service worker, Harmawati, stated.

Whale shark rescued from Kendari City's river

Whale shark rescued from Kendari City's river 2nd January 2021 A whale shark being rescued from a river in Kendari City to the sea on Saturday (Jan 2, 2021) (ANTARA FOTO/JOJON) Kendari, SE Sulawesi (ANTARA) - Southeast Sulawesi Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA) members and the local fishermen’s community on Saturday rescued a whale shark from Kambu River after failing to guide it out of the river towards the sea. "The 3.4-meter-long whale shark has successfully been evacuated from the Kambu River in Poasia Sub-district, Kendari City," Head of the agency's conservation affairs, La Ode Kaida, remarked. It took two hours to rescue to the sea the giant mammal that got lost and stranded in the river whose muddy water was at low tide, he stated.

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