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Since its independence, #India has seen and largely welcomed waves of #Refugees and migrants fleeing persecution and conflict in neigbhouring nations
#WorldRefugeeDay #IndiaNarrative
@amritabhinder
@gopalkagarwal
@ajitdatta
@RomeshNadir
Since its independence, #India has seen and largely welcomed waves of #Refugees and migrants fleeing persecution and conflict in neigbhouring nations
#WorldRefugeeDay #IndiaNarrative
@amritabhinder
@gopalkagarwal
@ajitdatta
@RomeshNadir
#Theme2021 is 'Together we heal, learn and shine'
From the refugees of #IndoPak partition who were automatically the citizens of newly independent India to recent influx due to #MyanmarCoup, #India has been following this theme since millenia
#IndiaNarrative @ipacglobal @dhume
From the refugees of #IndoPak partition who were automatically the citizens of newly independent India to recent influx due to #MyanmarCoup, #India has been following this theme since millenia
#IndiaNarrative @ipacglobal @dhume
In 1959, when @DalaiLama along with more than 100,000 followers were forced to flee #Tibet, India opened its doors for Tibetian #Refugees fleeing #ChinesePersecution
#IndiaNarrative #worldrefugeeday2021
@SFTHQ
@TibetPeople
@tibettruth
@DongguanBoy
@freetibetorg
@DossierTibet
#IndiaNarrative #worldrefugeeday2021
@SFTHQ
@TibetPeople
@tibettruth
@DongguanBoy
@freetibetorg
@DossierTibet
Anwar Ratol of Pakistan is Chaunsa of India.
Mango lovers know that. But what many don't know is that Anwar Ratol has it's roots in a village Rataul (Baghoat district, Western UP)
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ndtv.com/india-news/why…
Mango lovers know that. But what many don't know is that Anwar Ratol has it's roots in a village Rataul (Baghoat district, Western UP)
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ndtv.com/india-news/why…
How can we be so sure?
The answer is simple - the oldest Ratol mango bearing tree still stands in this village that is just over hundred years old. This mango variety travelled all the way from a village Chause (Bihar) in the medieval era. The same place where
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The answer is simple - the oldest Ratol mango bearing tree still stands in this village that is just over hundred years old. This mango variety travelled all the way from a village Chause (Bihar) in the medieval era. The same place where
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Battle of Chausa (26th June, 1539 AD) was fought between Humayun and Shah Suri aka Sher.
Few years before partition a mango grower from Rataul migrated to Pakistan where he planted a sapling in the Pakistani part of Punjab and named the sprig "Anwar" - after his father.
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Few years before partition a mango grower from Rataul migrated to Pakistan where he planted a sapling in the Pakistani part of Punjab and named the sprig "Anwar" - after his father.
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