F.S. Aijazuddin
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Who really owned Britain’s royal jewels? (opens the original)
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Glittering baubles of gold and oversize jewels distinguish royalty from commoners. Had the Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun been buried without his regalia, he would have been just another anonymous handful of dust. He was a minor pharaoh compared to his wealthier predecessors. Their richer tombs were systematically denuded by brazen grave-robbers. Descendants of the Aztec empire might still have the fabled treasures of their ancestors, had the greedy Spanish conquistadors not invaded and ravished L
The rise, decline and revival of Buddhism in Bengal (opens the original)
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Buddhism has a rich and intricate history in Bengal, evolving alongside various other religious traditions. ‘Bengal’ refers to present-day Bangladesh, which was once part of India, and the Indian state of West Bengal. Buddhism originated in India during the 5th or 6th century BC. It is commonly believed that the Buddha himself introduced Buddhism to Bengal, delivering several discourses. Although there is no conclusive evidence that Buddhism thrived in Bengal during the Buddha’s lifetime, it is
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