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Thomas Raja,legend of humanity

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Humanity of Thomas Many of us know a little bit about the dacoit Ratnakar.We also know that he wrote the great epic Ramayana. Let us know today about one of the modern  dacoit  Ratnakar of the country.  Even though he got involved in bad activities in his first life, later he changed himself completely due to his own conscience and today he is the absolute shelterman for thousands of people. Let's take a look at some of the biographies of our modern Ratnakar. The name of the person in the picture is Thomas Raja who was born in North Tamil Nadu, India. He got involved with the criminal world at a very young age.Snatching money,getting drunk and fighting with others were all his daily activities. He even stoled things from his own house for his needs.In addition to his parents, his neighbors were unhappy with his daily abuse.He was even expelled by his parents from his  own  home due to his bad activities. But after that he became more reckless as there was n...
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Best street food in Kolkata

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Street foods in Kolkata Let's take a look at some of the most delicious and watery foods today.No, we will not talk about any food that is prepared in our kitchen today, but about all the street foods that is sold on the streets of Kolkata.I know many people will say that these foods are not healthy, but it is also true that we, the people of Kolkata, can not avoid these foods. 1)Fuchka Stuffed with mashed potatoes, sprinkled with spices, and then filled with tamarind chutney, pickled water, pudina, and lime – puchkas are definitely the best of Kolkata street food. They belong to the golgappa family, but the typical flavor of Kolkata is what makes them different from golgappa or pani puri. Very few city dwellers have been deprived of its satisfaction 2) Jhalamuri Although it can be made at home, its taste is different on the streets of Kolkata.very few people can avoid the temptation to eat it by mixing it with muri,chanachur, onion, almond, oil, chilli, special spices and serving ...
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Unknown facts of 'Writers Building'

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Writers Building We all know that our country was under British rule for almost 200 years. We have achieved our desired independence through many struggles and bloodshed. But 200 years is not a short time, and for a foreign merchant who later became the ruler, the people of this country and for their own administrative work need to build different buildings later. Today we will look at the identity of one such building, which was built between 1777-1780 and later became known as the Writers' Building. You would be surprised to know that Thomas Leon, an Englishman who was commissioned to build this building, was a carpenter by profession. The building was originally built for the clerks, where at first the Anglo-Europeans dominated, but later the educated Bengalis began to compete. In fact, the clerks writing with pen was called 'Writer' in English and from there the name of the building originated. The main part of the building was built over an area of ​​about 37,850 squar...
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Knot and Inka civilization

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Kishor Indukuri ,a milkman

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Kishor Indukuri an exceptional Let's get acquainted today with someone who, being a highly educated engineer, has engaged himself in a profession that very few can dare to do. But there are some exceptional people who take their lives beyond the traditional path. Kishore Indukuri is a man who quit his job at Intel, a multinational company in far away America, to sell cow's milk on the soil of the country. Kishore Indukuri was born in Hyderabad and spent his childhood there. He later moved to the United States after graduating from Khargpur IIT with a degree in  engineering. From 2005-2011, he worked as a senior process engineer for the company. But can a person who wants to match himself outside of a taboo life ever be held back in exchange for big money? So the Indukuri also came back to the country and he was the first to realize that there is a great shortage of pure cow's milk in our country even today. And milk is not only the diet of children but also the diet of many...
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