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ಹಂಸಾನಂದಿ Hamsanandi हंसानन्दि

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ಓದುಗ-ಬರಹಗಾರ-ವಾಗ್ಗೇಯಕಾರ-ಅನುವಾದಕ-ನಾಟಕಕಾರ Reader-Writer-3 Stage plays-Over 75 original music compositions- Author of 2 published books A companion of ಮುದ್ದುರಂಗ

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Karnāṭaka saṅgīta is popular in all the five major states of South India, not just in Karnataka. So the question arises - Where is Karnataka in Karnāṭaka saṅgīta? ಹಂಸಾನಂದಿ Hamsanandi हंसानन्दि takes us through the history of Karnāṭaka saṅgīta: #Music Do follow @IndicaOrg to stay connected with INDICA indictoday.com/long-reads/kar…

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Post Pahalgam and Op Sindoor, it is clear—if proof was needed—India is alone. In war, in diplomacy, in setting narratives. Not one big power stood unequivocally with India. Not Russia. Not US. No Quad member. The way forward is to be a strong economic and military power.

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While I wrote this just for fun, and with no interest of promoting what is considered an invasive species in India, the idea was also to show how #Purana stories, which may look impossible have many possible and real facts behind them! This short write-up, written in the

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Absolutely true. I have thought the same for a while now. The fact that we don't riot on the streets more often, given the size of our population is ONLY because we are a Hindu country. Think of the looting and rioting in the US after hurricane Katrina or even during that one

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Suṣā (सुषा), a city, is mentioned about 5 times in the Matsyapurāṇa and referred to as "a city of Varuṇa in the West". VS Agrawala, in 1963, explicitly identified it as the Elamite city.

Suṣā (सुषा), a city, is mentioned about 5 times in the Matsyapurāṇa and referred to as "a city of Varuṇa in the West".  VS Agrawala, in 1963, explicitly identified it as the Elamite city.