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[18] Similarly, every expression of [...] There is no big river, only small hills. With the end of winter and the [...] land of Ráŕh .

[5] (3) Pitr Yajiṋa: Pitr Yajiṋa [...] cutting down the jungles and the hills. Their bullock carts have given [...] to them is Pitr Yajiṋa.

[41] In controlling or taming rivers, [...] the river water coming from the hills or blocked at the delta may submerge [...] stages of its rivers are in Magadh.

[21] Now, according to the Vishuddha [...] for Her numerous objects – hills, mountains, water, etc. – [...] philosophy. The idea itself is absurd.

[4] The excellence of aesthetic science [...] birds, trees, plants, land, water, hills, mountains, sun, moon, stars and [...] expressions of Parama Puruśa.

[8] RARH. The territory, mostly in [...] Bhagarathi River to the Parasnath Hills.

[5] Parama Puruśa is the original [...] foliage; rivers, clouds, oceans, hills, forests and meadows; and towns [...] beyond the scope of the senses.

[18] Speaking of úta reminds [...] evening on the highest peak of the hills east of my town. I may have told [...] o’clock. I used to climb down from the hills not long after the sun had gone down behind them.

[19] On this day, however, I was a little late coming down from the hills. By the time I reached the bottom [...] completely dark at the bottom of the hills. That day it had become quite [...] blackout on in town at that time.

[26] Yes, as I was saying, on that day I came down from the hills rather late and started heading [...] then started walking home again.

[68] I went there to do archaeological [...] (Kśiirakśiriká) Hills. I found there many cave paintings [...] history in old Angadesh. In these hills humankind depicted its existence [...] humankind had not yet invented script.

[69] This Lachmiipur jungle was even [...] After going around all day in the hills I realized that if a proper search [...] mineral iron and kaolin there.

[5] During the ancient Hindu, Buddhist, [...] and the other part, consisting of hills, forests and jungles, was given [...] shattered state of present-day Tripura.

[7] Despite Tripura’s current [...] differences between the two are that the hills and subterranean rock structure [...] developmental programmes for Tripura.

[1] During the last dharma mahácakra, [...] space. The rivers and springs, the hills and valleys, the seas and oceans, [...] proclaiming His infinite glory.

[3] “Sama pluśina” [...] Nága means pertaining to hills. “Sama ebhistribhih lokaeh” [...] or, you may say, Causal World.

[10] Crude matter is the condensed form [...] Thus houses, kitchen utensils, hills, valleys and oceans, are nothing [...] unique and wonderful thing this is?

[11] We can roughly compare this systaltic movement with a trek across a series of hills which are arranged in successive [...] structural derangement, or death.

[48] It is due to Prakrti that the sense of “I am”, “you are” and the so-called hills, rivers, etc., are awakened and [...] it merges in the Átman.

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[26] Now let us consider the influence [...] treated as tribal people of the hills. These six communities comprised [...] declared as shúdras .

[6] In this manifested universe all [...] vijátiiya to the houses, hills, rivers etc. and amongst the trees [...] above these three-fold differences.

[4] Like gorillas, the primitive humans [...] although they tended to mainly live on hills. Over the course of the years [...] not been introduced at that time.

[5] The society advanced in this way. [...] frequent clashes between the different hills. The people living on one hill [...] bring men and women from other hills. Those who emerged victorious [...] forehead of a newly married woman.

[8] Why is Marxism undergoing change? [...] Subsequently, there was huge rainfall. The hills were snow covered and the rivers [...] skeletons of the present generations.

[13] RÁDHIKÁ SHAKTI, HLÁDINII [...] Bhagirathi River to the Parasnath Hills. RŚI. Sage; one who, [...] path of progress of human society.

[9] These rágas and ráginiis [...] popular to the north of the Vindhya Hills, and Deccan music (or “Karnatak music”), which is popular to the south of the Vindhya Hills. Many new rágas and ráginiis [...] have not yet been given names.

[8] About 200 years ago, the Gorkhas [...] began to settle in the Darjeeling hills. According to the 1872 census [...] were inhabited by the Bengalees.

[9] In addition, a major percentage [...] Nepalese and live in the Darjeeling hills are not Gorkhas at all. 15 Nepali [...] tribes living in the Darjeeling hills.

[10] There is no historical, social [...] community who live in the Darjeeling hills and should not be allowed to indulge [...] Assam gathered in the Darjeeling hills. The Left Front Government of [...] practised by the Marxists in Bengal.

[3] The vast area along the coastal [...] lakes, canals, tributaries and hills is known as “Samatat” [...] the famous novelist, observed:

[2] Besides the scamper of a couple [...] portion of the valley between the two hills. That is, it creates a small lake. [...] let’s both walk together.”

[1] Although the field was not that [...] border of this field lay a row of hills. Though now those hills may not have particularly much [...] events pertain to the field and the hills.

[11] The method for sowing peanut is [...] sprouted, it should be planted on the hills or mounds of the field.

[175] Many crops also provide good fodder [...] grown on the top of hillocks and hills to conserve the best farm land [...] but the attempt should be made.

[43] The three portions of Jammu and [...] Saḿskrta. It consists of hills and plateaus – not valleys. [...] established throughout the region.

[46] Kashmir is a land in the upper Himalayas consisting of valleys and hills. In Varamula district some part [...] wheat because of the extreme cold.

[24] In some places regions with different [...] For example, in the Chotanagpur Hills in Bihar there is an acute problem [...] purposes, it may lead to complications.

[63] Human society comprises various [...] an unknown hamlet of Chotanagpur hills in India bears deep maternal affections [...] great love for her own children.

[5] The gandhagokula is a creature [...] extending up to the Párasnath Hills). There was a time when these [...] of the earth in the near future.

[3] The women were forcibly carried [...] who would attack the neighbouring hills would tie up the women and carry [...] shameful chapter of human history.

[7] Shiva did not give any particular [...] between clans living on different hills. Shiva banned those conflicts [...] and vehemently criticized Him.

[40] The women were forcibly carried [...] who would attack the neighbouring hills would tie up the women and carry [...] shameful chapter of human history.

[10] RAJAH, RAJOGUŃA. See [...] Bhagirathi River to the Parasnath Hills. RÁMÁYAŃA. [...] story of King Rama, or Ramchandra.

[11] RÁGA, RÁGINII. Scales [...] Bhagirathi River to the Parasnath Hills. RŚI. Sage; one who, [...] path of progress of human society.

[14] RÁGA or RÁGIŃII. [...] Bhagirathi River to the Parasnath Hills. RŚI. Sage; one who, [...] path of progress of human society.

[11] RARH. The territory, mostly in [...] Bhagirathi River to the Parasnath Hills.

[2] The subject of ekaváda [...] and Prasenjit used to go to the hills every evening to practise the [...] ekaváda conditions.

[3] Every evening, after we had been [...] instrument coming from the distant hills. Both of us would listen for some [...] would again come down from the hills. When we would get down to the [...] would disappear over the horizon.

[63] Prasenjit and I climbed down from the hills. As we did an indistinct music [...] múltáni vasanta .

[21] GENERAL [...] Ráŕh. It comes from the Ramgarh Hills, and its confluence with the Ganga [...] united Bengal. –Eds.

[13] RÁŔH. The territory, [...] Bhagirathi river to the Parasnath hills. RGVEDA. The oldest Veda, composed [...] tears”; a name of Shiva.

[23] The geography of this earth is [...] Assam valley, the Garo and Khasiya Hills, and the Himalayas, have large [...] be converted into mineral oil.

[9] The Mandakinii and Alakánanda [...] passing through so many mountains, hills, fountains, etc., these two rivers, [...] which comes up to Prayága.

[7] 4) Shikharbhum : The expanse [...] Sametshikhar, or the Pareshnath Hills. The kingdom of Shikharbhum was [...] Ráŕhii Maithili Brahmans of Bengal.

[10] Another contribution of Ráŕh, [...] exteriors of temples. There are no hills in the middle-east of Ráŕh, though hills are numerous in the western region. [...] created it were all from Bankura.

[1] Civilization and culture move ahead not across hills and through jungles, but along [...] pilgimage and towns of pilgrimage.

[28] a) Sylhet District b) Kachar [...] foothills of the Khasia-Jayantia Hills

[1] The surface of Ráŕh [...] Ráŕh, there are some hills (in ancient times mountains) which are the principal watersheds of Ráŕh.

[7] The hills of today in the watershed regions [...] in eastern Ráŕh.

[3] I have said before and will say [...] Tilabani, Jaychandi and Panchakot hills in the west of Purulia District, and around [the Shushunia Hills], there are heaps of different [...] rhino, monkey and human species.

[2] The purdah was not in use among [...] established, the aborigines living in the hills and forests did not use the purdah. [...] women do not use veils to this day.

[19] In Bengal there is a mixture of [...] Demagiri region of the Lusái Hills (its modern name is Mizoram). [...] Boŕo and Poliya communities.

[10] Human beings have not taken proper [...] have damaged and destroyed many hills and mountains. You should not destroy the mountains and hills, otherwise the rainfall will be [...] river water and surface water.

[32] The villages situated in western [...] villages encircled on all sides by hills used to be called kerá [...] Keraikelá, Nandankelá, etc.

[4] We are the daughters of the land of liberation. Singing and dancing over slopes and hills, Beside sparkling fountains [...] daughters of Parama Puruśa.

[6] Beneath the pedestal of the blue [...] blooms, I now accept human beings, hills and the forest-fairies are one and indivisible.

[8] An old form of Bengali script has [...] 1 ) Hills in Bankura District’s Chatna [...] extant examples of Bengali script.

[9] Meghalay comprises the Garo Hills, United Khasia and Jayantia Hills and the Tribal Council. Kumuda [...] is predominantly a Bengali city.

[12] In North Bengal, the Assam Valley, [...] third is barren or sandy soil. The hills of Ráŕh are higher than those of the Khasia and Jayantia Hills. As a result of constant erosion [...] Ráŕh have become small hills. In ancient times the rivers [...] the dams will last a long time.

[14] If dams are constructed on the [...] abundantly. North Cachar, Mikar Hills and Lumding have the same sort [...] also be developed. The Meghalay Hills are similar to those of Tripura, and the plains are like North Bengal.

[16] RÁMÁYAŃA. [...] Bhagirathi River to the Parasnath Hills. RASA. Cosmic flow. RŚI. [...] path of progress of human society.

[22] With cosmic ideation set out from [...] fear and hide like a corpse in the hills is ultravirous to your existential [...] created by Máyá?

[15] Thus everything undergoes metamorphosis [...] peaks, and are now reduced to humble hills – in some cases, to very small hills. One day they will become level [...] towards eternity, towards salvation.

[21] If after doing something bad one [...] the sea or in the caves of the hills, one will still not find any hiding [...] “Púrvvohajátah sau garbhe antah”.

[11] 8) Sylhet Bengali: Sylhet, Kachar, [...] the plains of the Khasia-Jayantia Hills.

[78] Another name for Mágadhii [...] gets its name from its large size hills. Had it come from rájagrha [...] mungagiri → mungir → munger.

[18] Should the slopes beside lakes [...] to terrace small slopes, large hills and sloping agricultural land [...] way without damaging the land.

[146] The second meaning of kuiṋja [...] or mound. If there is a range of hills, then the word kuiṋja [...] – a range of mountains or hills.

[5] Another meaning of kut́ha [...] kut́ha is used for trees and hills.

[10] Kut́a does not [...] all its diminutive forms such as hills, knolls, mounds and hillocks.

[12] Have you ever seen a kellá [...] construction, preference was given to hills and mountains, one of the meanings [...] dúrga were in vogue.

[22] Long, naturally occurring ditches [...] Ráŕh where the terrain has rolling hills. These ditches are natural creations. A proper name for káṋdara is kulyá .

[56] It was long ago, towards the end of British rule. One evening I went for a walk towards the hills. I was walking rather quickly. [...] ignored it. I did not look back.

[12] At one time there were rhino [...] lived at the foot of the Rajmahal hills, in the Birbhum district and along [...] or skin but also for the flesh.

[5] In the ancient world, when human [...] marrying a woman living on the hills, that is, in a particular gotra [...] qualitative excellence of a person.

[44] The purdah was not in use among [...] established, the aborigines living in the hills and forests did not use the purdah. [...] women do not use veils to this day.

[10] We should try our best to grow [...] difficult to grow napier grass on hills than on flat land because it takes [...] both sides of the railway lines.

[90] There are six categories of hills – small mounds, demi-hillocks, small hillocks, hillocks, hills and mountains. The land near sources [...] (thankuni) [Hydrocotyle asiatica Linn.].

[42] c) The mountaineous areas of eastern India: Gáro hills (Previously part of the landholdings [...] Brahmins from Bengal), Khási hills (Formed from many very small native [...] this kingdom), Jayantiyá hills, Mikira hills, Nágá hills (Nagaland) and the Lusái hills (Mizoram).

[14] Each and every person should be [...] zone. For instance, in Chottanagpur hills of Bihar, there is an acute problem [...] maintained, is sheer foolishness.

[52] Behind the origin of a religion [...] different natural phenomena – the hills and mountains, the rivers and [...] This is the result of blind faith.

[22] Human society comprises these various [...] an unknown hamlet of Chotanagpur Hills (in Bihar in India) bears deep [...] a tryst with the same destiny.

[9] Self-sufficient socio-economic [...] unit but while the Chotanagpur Hills are confronted with the problem [...] because of their linguistic affinity?

[36] In the pre-historic past the entire [...] entire area north of the Vindhya Hills up to Tibet – was under [...] the race to which they belong.

[1] Human beings led by self-interest [...] remember that the sky and air, the hills and mountains, the rivers and [...] ecology. There is no alternative.

[3] Ráŕh – the [...] birth place of human beings. The hills of Anandanagar in Ráŕh [...] that time there was no Himalayas.

[5] Then at least 30 million years [...] those parts which were previously hills became islands in the Bay of Bengal [...] Ráŕh are much older than that.

[1] Since the dawn of human evolution [...] and groups living on different hills and in different villages. At [...] rocks or in small valleys between hills, and after some time they started [...] first step of human civilization.

[2] What is knowledge? It is psychic [...] – the sky, the wind, the hills, the mountains and numerous other [...] is the first stage of knowledge.

[52] The subject of ekaváda [...] and Prasenjit used to go to the hills every evening to practise the [...] ekaváda conditions.

[53] Every evening, after we had been [...] instrument coming from the distant hills. Both of us would listen for some [...] would again come down from the hills. When we would get down to the [...] would disappear over the horizon.

[113] Prasenjit and I climbed down from the hills. As we did an indistinct music [...] múltáni vasanta .

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[15] RAJOGUŃA. See GUŃAS. [...] Bhagirathi River to the Parasnath Hills. RŚI. Sage; one who, [...] path of progress of human society.

[15] Economic planning will aim to make [...] canals, and the location of the hills and mountains; the location and [...] use of this data and information.

[2] Since the dawn of human evolution [...] and groups living in different hills and villages. In the initial stage [...] first step of human civilization.

[31] Thirdly, the central portion of [...] slice of land situated between the hills and the sea which is comprised [...] the coastal areas can grow both.

[20] Although Singhbhum district is [...] the land is full of valleys and hills. The northern portion is located between hills, ranges and valleys, and includes the Suvarnareka, Soiyaya, Khokaia and Keol Valleys. The hills are not very rocky and there is [...] cheria clay, thorium and uranium.

[2] In that early phase of human civilization, [...] safer for human beings to live on hills. Later, with the development of [...] Fire was discovered much later.

[3] The hills on which people used to live were [...] dogmatic clan or caste system.

[34] Tibetans are members of the Mongoloid [...] people of Mizoram, Manipur, Naga hills, and some portion of Meghalaya [...] from each other linguistically.

[14] Ahiḿsá means not [...] a society but also in forests, hills and caves. In such an interpretation [...] the born enemies of human beings.

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[32] “I am a child of Magadha. [...] not always in this condition. The hills of southern Magadha were once [...] lush green Magadha that once was.

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[13] RÁMÁYAŃA. [...] Bhagirathi river to the Parasnath hills. RGVEDA. The oldest Veda, composed [...] ago and ten thousand years ago.

[2] Ahiḿsá means not [...] a society but also in forests, hills and caves. In such an interpretation [...] the born enemies of human beings.

[32] The size of economic holdings may [...] whereas in Ladakh or the Chotanagpur Hills, even fifteen or sixteen acres [...] these two places is bound to vary.

[23] Seas located in torrid zones are [...] subterranean salt-hills. Since these hills originated from the bottom of [...] generally called karkaca salt.

[49] This discussion of aeshvarya reminds [...] evening also I climbed into the hills as I had done the previous days. [...] east was the palásh forest.

[54] Situated between two hills was a plateau sloping more or [...] becomes impossible to find them.

[106] During the day I asked the local [...] jungle paths at the edge of the hills. He often goes around barking [...] be better to die.’”