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How Durga images and sculptures showed up in Ghazni, Afghanistan - Vimarsana News

How Durga images and sculptures showed up in Ghazni, Afghanistan

How Durga images and sculptures showed up in Ghazni, Afghanistan © Provided by The Print The presence of Hindu gods in Central Asia is the evidence of cross-fertilization of local and Indian cultures during the pre-Islamic period. It also points to the migration of Indians to Central Asian cities, not only the Zerafshan Valley at Penjikent but also the valley of the Syr Darya (then known as Jaxartes) at Ferghana and the Amu Darya (then known as Oxus) valley at Arytam.  Any visitor to the Rudaki Museum at Penjikent in Tajikistan and the National Museum at Dushanbe can immediately identify t...

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How Durga images and sculptures showed up in Ghazni Afghanistan - Vimarsana News

How Durga images and sculptures showed up in Ghazni Afghanistan

Text Size: A+ The presence of Hindu gods in Central Asia is the evidence of cross-fertilization of local and Indian cultures during the pre-Islamic period. It also points to the migration of Indians to Central Asian cities, not only the Zerafshan Valley at Penjikent but also the valley of the Syr Darya (then known as Jaxartes) at Ferghana and the Amu Darya (then known as Oxus) valley at Arytam.  Any visitor to the Rudaki Museum at Penjikent in Tajikistan and the National Museum at Dushanbe can immediately identify the Hindu gods and goddesses on display. There are images of a goddess rid...

Can the Aral Sea recover? Is the Caspian Sea climate change's next victim? - Vimarsana News

Can the Aral Sea recover? Is the Caspian Sea climate change's next victim?

A former resident of Moynaq, in the autonomous region of Karakalpakstan, Uzbekistan, remembers a time when the Aral Sea meant bustling fishing villages and days spent by the sea’s shore. “I was five or six the last time I saw ships in the sea when we went swimming,” says Marat Allakuatov. The ships are long gone, like much of the lake. Soviet mismanagement This is largely down to years of Soviet-era mismanagement on a truly monumental scale. In 1960, the USSR took the decision to use the vast, arid plains of the region surrounding the Aral Sea for cotton farming, a water-heavy crop. La...

Saudi Arabian Minister of Investment visits Bukhara - Vimarsana News

Saudi Arabian Minister of Investment visits Bukhara

Saudi Arabian Minister of Investment visits Bukhara POLITICS 18:42 / 23.01.2021 716 Today, the Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of Investments and Foreign Trade of Uzbekistan, Sardor Umurzakov, met with the head of the Saudi delegation. The parties discussed the current state and prospects of cooperation between the two countries. The agenda of the visit also includes a meeting of the Uzbek-Saudi Business Council and a Business Forum. In addition, there will be a meeting between the Investment Minister of Saudi Arabia and t...

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Toxic secrets behind your mobile phone - Vimarsana News

Toxic secrets behind your mobile phone

Past the suburbs of the Chinese city of Baotou, below a quadruple carriageway, a lonely path led me to an embankment bristling with pylons, each with a security camera watching for intruders. This is how I reached the Weikuang Dam – an artificial lake into which metallic intestines regurgitate torrents of black water from the nearby refineries. I was looking at ten square kilometres of toxic effluent. After observing this immense, disintegrating landscape, my guide and I decided to move before the security cameras alerted the police to our presence. A few minutes later, we arrived in a vill...