The discovery of 30 inscriptions at the 450-year-old Abbana Bettu Basadi in Karnataka has provided new insights into Jain ...

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The spokesperson of the Gurugram police said, for the first time in Haryana, the Gurugram Police attached a mobile phone that was purchased after selling a stolen brass... The Tribune, now ...

In Gurugram, a mobile phone bought with money from selling a stolen brass idol was confiscated, marking the first application of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita. The idol theft from the ...

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Aligarh in Uttar Pradesh, long a bastion of small-scale industry, is now becoming known for something altogether more artistic: brass idols. The city’s artisans, some with decades of experience, are ...

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