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22/01/2025

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16/05/2024

Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp, MGCU. May 9 – 11, 2024

11/05/2024

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27/05/2023

Intern at Digital India!

A fascinating opportunity for college students to experience first-hand what goes behind the making of initiatives at such a large scale!

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23/05/2023

Originating from the Kutch region in Gujarat, Soof Embroidery features intricate triangular designs.

It is created with careful counting, stitching in reverse and frequent usage of mirror work or sh**ha highlighting its meticulous attention to detail. Each stitch in this art form represents a blend of craftsmanship, beauty, and heritage.

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23/05/2023

The Kesaria Stupa in Champaran (Bihar), a towering monument to the Buddha's legacy, stands at a height of 104 ft, making it the tallest stupa in the world. In its heyday, it was 150 ft tall and much taller than the famous Borobodur Stupa in Java, a UNESCO Heritage Site. The Kesaria Stupa was damaged in the 1934 Bihar earthquake.

Locally known as Devala, which means "house of god," it is believed to have been built by Ashoka in the 3rd century BCE to commemorate the Buddha's Mahaparinirvana. The stupa is also said to mark the place where Buddha, in one of his previous births, ruled as a Chakravarti king.

In his travelogue, Chinese Buddhist monk Yuan Chwang, who visited India in the 7th century CE, mentions a number of stupas that he saw, including one that he said was located to the north-west of Vaishali. This stupa is believed to be the same one that is now found at Kesariya.

Photograph: Sri Kantesh Mishra, IPS