India Perspectives, Volume 15PTI for the Ministry of External Affairs, 2002 - India |
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Page 15
... remains not without its reward , and yields great and abundant advantage ; and if on that occasion even one flower be offered , it becomes the cause of reward called heaven and final liberation ” . his is the inscription on Cave 26 , at ...
... remains not without its reward , and yields great and abundant advantage ; and if on that occasion even one flower be offered , it becomes the cause of reward called heaven and final liberation ” . his is the inscription on Cave 26 , at ...
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... remains of the rampart , which encircled the village . Access to the village was through four ' Dwar ( gates ) of which only three remain - Kamta Dwar , Panna Dwar and Rewa Dwar . The fort is approachable from the steep northern as well ...
... remains of the rampart , which encircled the village . Access to the village was through four ' Dwar ( gates ) of which only three remain - Kamta Dwar , Panna Dwar and Rewa Dwar . The fort is approachable from the steep northern as well ...
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... remains a mode of artistic representation not cut off from its mythical and cultural roots and its fame of reference still links it with the traditional arts of drama , dance and music , as is evident in song - and - dance sequences in ...
... remains a mode of artistic representation not cut off from its mythical and cultural roots and its fame of reference still links it with the traditional arts of drama , dance and music , as is evident in song - and - dance sequences in ...
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