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Karate Coaching: Foreign coaches came to prepare 'Bruce Lee' in this city of Bihar, taught advanced techniques -Essayborn

Karate Coaching: Foreign coaches came to prepare ‘Bruce Lee’ in this city of Bihar, taught advanced techniques -Essayborn

Muzaffarpur. How to attack and how to defend? How are punches and kicks performed and how are points scored? To learn all these nuances and techniques, the players of Bihar got a golden opportunity when Grandmaster Kancho Star, a master coach of karate in Muzaffarpur and player from Netherlands, came here for training. Along with defending the opponent’s attack, Kancho told many tricks to the…

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Let's talk about the idolized Aurangzeb. What he did and why is he considered great?

We will be focusing on the destruction of temples and hindu genocide done by him to debunk claims deny that this.

By the order of Aurangzeb (1645 AD) according to Mirãt-i-Ahmadî, Temple of Chintaman situated close to Sarashpur (Gujarat) and built by Sitaldas jeweller was converted into a mosque named Quwwat-ul-lslam (might of Islam) (1645 AD.) A cow was slaughtered to 'solemnize' the 'ceremony'.

Slaughtering a cow was a heinous choice, cow being one of the holiest animal in Hinduism. As well as, Hinduism prohibits animal slaughter, to do it right where their place of worship used to be where now stands a Mosque was simply to mock and destroy the souls of the indigenous population. The Pandits and Cows were always their main targets.

This was done before he even became the king, he was just a prince at this point.

When he became the king he sent Mir Jumla on an expedition to Cooch Bihar. Mir Jumla demolished ALL temples in that city and erected mosques in their stead. The general himself wielded a battle-axe to break the image of Narayana.

Mirãt-i-Ahmadî continues, In 1666 AD, he ordered the faujdar of Mathura to remove a stone railing which had been presented by Dara Shukoh to the temples of Keshav Rai. He explained: “In the Muslim faith it is a sin even to look at a temple and this Dara had restored a railing in a temple!”

You can still argue that Islamic Colonization simply had a political motif and not a religious one, if that would have been the case, none of the indigenous people would have been harmed, none of them would have been forcefully converted, their heritage would not have been destroyed right in front of their eyes, their schools and texts would have been burned. This is downright evil and was done in the name of Allah by all the Mughal tyrants.

“The richly jewelled idols taken from the infidel temples were transferred to Agra and placed beneath the steps leading to the Nawab Begum Sahib's (Jahanara's) mosque in order that they might be “pressed under foot by the true believers”. Mathura changed its name into Islamabad and was thus called in all official documents.”

In the same year, Sita Ram ji temple at Soron was destroyed as also the shrine of Devi Patan at Gonda. News came from Malwa also that the local governor had sent 400 troopers to destroy all temples around Ujjain.

According to Muraqat-i-Abul Hasan, civil officers, agents of jagirdars, karoris and amlas from Cuttack in Orissa to Medinipur in Bengal were instructed as follows:

“Every idol house built during the last 10 or 12 years' should be demolished without delay. Also, do not allow the crushed Hindus and despicable infidels to repair their old temples. Reports of the destruction of temples should be sent to the court under the seal of the qazis and attested by pious Shaikhs.”

(1672 AD) several thousand Satnamis were slaughtered near Narnaul in Mewat for which act of 'heroism' Radandaz Khan was tided Shuja'at Khan with the mansab of 3000 and 2000 horse.

(1675 AD) Guru Tegh Bahadur was tortured to death for his resistance against the forcible conversion of the Hindus of Kashmir. The destruction of gurudwaras thereafter is a well-known story which our secularists have succeeded in suppressing because the Akali brand Sikhs have been forging ties of friendship with Islam as against their parent faith, Hindu Dharma.

Mirãt-i-Ahmadî goes ahead: “On 6th January 1680 A.D. Prince Mohammad Azam and Khan Jahan Bahadur obtained permission to visit Udaipur. Ruhullah Khan and Yakkattaz Khan also proceeded thither to effect the destruction of the temples of the idolators. These edifices situated in the vicinity of the Rana's palace were among the wonders of the age, and had been erected by the infidels to the ruin of their souls and the loss of their wealth”. Pioneers destroyed the images. On 24th January the king visited the tank of Udayasagar.

His Majesty ordered all three of the Hindu temples to be levelled with the ground. On 29th January Hasan AN Khan made his appearance' and stated that “172 temples in the neighbouring districts had been destroyed.” His Majesty proceeded to Chitor on 22nd February.

Temples to the number of 63 were destroyed. Abu Tarab who had been commissioned to effect the destruction of idol temples of Amber, reported in person on 10th August that 66 temples had been levelled to the ground.’ The temple of Someshwar in western Mewar was also destroyed at a later date in the same year. It may be mentioned that unlike Jodhpur and Udaipur, Amber was the capital of a state loyal to the Mughal emperor.

Khafi Khan records in his Muntakhab-ul-Lubab: ‘On the capture of Golconda, the Emperor appointed Abdur Rahim Khan as censor of the city of Haiderabad with orders to put down infidel practices and innovations, and destroy the temples and build mosques on the sites.’ That was in 1687 AD. In 1690 AD, he ordered destruction of temples at Ellora, Trimbakeshwar, Narasinghpur, and Pandharpur.

Aurangzeb also destroyed, Kashi Vishwanath Temple in Kashi, Uttar Pradesh - which considered as the most scared hindu temple and land.

In 1698 AD, the story was repeated at Bijapur. According to Mirat-i-AhmadT: 'Hamidud-din Khan Bahadur who had been deputed to destroy the temples of Bijapur and build mosques there, returned to court after carrying out the order and was praised by the Emperor.' As late as 1705 AD, two years before he died, 'the emperor, summoning Muhammad Khalil and Khidmat Rai, the darogha of hatchet-men' ordered them to demolish the temple of Pandharpur, and to take the butchers of the camp there and slaughter cows in the temple.' Cow-slaughter at a temple site was a safeguard against Hindus rebuilding it on the same spot.

The saddest part is, all of this information, the bloodiest part of Indian History is never shown to the people, they grow up learning, Mughals were great emperors that built great things. When none of that holds any ounce of truth. It should be said without any censorship, these tyrants destroyed the culture, tradition and religions of India.

With all this information, if you're still defending these tyrants, if you still "want them around", if you still insist "it wasn't that bad", you absolutely do not care about "human rights", every activism you take part in is just performative. And I do not respect you or your opinion on any social issue.

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Bihar Connect: Your Source for Bihar News and Updates.

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Our team of experienced journalists and local correspondents ensures that you receive reliable, well-researched news articles that go beyond headlines to provide context and analysis, focusing on Bihar’s unique issues. Whether it’s the latest political developments in Patna, agricultural challenges in rural areas, or the socio-economic transformation happening in smaller towns, we bring you in-depth reporting that highlights the concerns and aspirations of the people of Bihar. Our local experts provide insights into ground realities, ensuring that every story resonates with the regional context.

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Day 1

"Unveiling the Mystique of Madhubani: Dive into a 10-day journey exploring the vibrant world of this ancient Indian art form."

"Welcome to our Madhubani painting series! Over the next 10 days, discover the history, techniques, and beauty of this traditional art from Bihar, India. Let's embark on this colorful adventure together!"

"Madhubani art — also known as Mithila art — is a traditional Indian art form noted for its use of local plants for colors, cow dung to treat the paper and bamboo sticks that serve as brushes, not to mention the beauty and simplicity of the paintings themselves.

Are Madhubani and Mithila the same?

Yes, these are two names for the same art form — Madhubani painting is also known as Mithila because it originated from the Mithila region in Bihar, India.

When did Madhubani art originate?

While its exact origin is unknown, legend holds that King Janak, the ruler of the Mithila region in the 8th or 7th century BCE, requested this new form of painting to capture his daughter Sita’s wedding to Prince Rama, the central figure of the epic Ramayana."

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Homeless NDA Ministers

IMC WEB DESK NEW DELHI: Indian politics defines transition. Elections saw Modi as the PM heading NDA-led coalition government. Soon after, former Union Ministers asked to vacate their designated homes

NDA goes through changes

Indian politics witnessed weighty changes in 2024. On 7th June 2024, Narendra Modi confirmed the support of 293 MPs to Droupadi Murmu, the President of India. This marked Modi’s third term as Prime Minister and his first-time heading NDA-led coalition government with the Telugu Desam Party of Andhra Pradesh and Janata Dal (United) of Bihar emerging as two primary alliances.

A noticeable step taken by the Directorate of Estates (DoE) under the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA) surely makes up for a sweeping swap!

DoE served a notice to few of the former Union Ministers in Indian Politics to vacate their official accommodation in Delhi’s Lutyens’ by 10 July as requests for accommodation pour in from newly appointed ministers.

All Union ministers and ministers of state (MoS) in Indian politics are entitled to a ‘Type VIII’ bungalow in Delhi’s Lutyens’. Former ministers have to vacate such an accommodation when they lose their ministerial berth, according to the DoE rules.

NDA-led coalition government have removed thirty-seven formers ministers in from Narendra Modi’s Union Council of Ministers. Indian politics stands synonymous to shifting gears.

Significant leaders in Indian politics namely Smriti Irani, Arjun Munda, R.K Singh, Niranjan Jyoti, Sanjeev Balyan, and Rajeev Chandrashekhar, lost in the recently concluded Lok Sabha elections. Others, such as Anurag Thakur, Narayan Rane, and Parshottam Rupala, won but did not get a ministerial berth this time. Some, such as Meenakshi Lekhi, did not get a ticket to contest the polls as the BJP replaced them with new faces. When the nation asks what is politics, well this is the face of real Indian Politics.

The DoE notice will be followed by a show cause notice eventually leading to an eviction notice.

Indian politics is often referred as the dance of democracy! While few ministers might still be showing unwillingness to vacate, there are others who have been upfront in changing their designated accommodation.

Former Education minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank, who was served with an eviction notice by the Directorate of Estates recently, has also conveyed that he would be vacating the 27, Safdarjung Road bungalow.

Lutyens-Landmark in Indian Politics

Spread across an area of 23.60sqkm, The Lutyens Bungalow Zone is home to the luminaries of Indian Politics as well as high-net-worth individuals with about 3000 government-owned bungalows.

Serving NDA Union ministers were eligible for accommodation as allotted by the DoE. House committees of the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha secretariats are the competent authorities to allot accommodation to MPs.

Members are entitled to a licence-fee free flat or hostel accommodation throughout their term of office.

Members are entitled to water supply without payment of charges up to 4000 kl per annum. They are eligible for electricity up to 50,000 units (25,000 units measure on light meter and 25,000 units on power meter or pooled together) per annum beginning from January 1 every year.

Other facilities include- washing of sofa covers and curtains every three months. Furniture within the monetary ceiling of Rs 60,000 in respect of durable furniture.

They are also allowed for a 25 per cent remission in the rent on account of any improvement or addition made to it or any additional service provided thereto by way of furniture, electrical equipment and other services.

Editor’s Note

Around 50 former union ministers and MPs from the last Lok Sabha have been sent notice by DoE to vacate their official accommodation. Home is always closest to ones heart and when it is in the poshest locality of the capital and earned through valid eligibility, the address caries a myriad of meaning for the resident. Apparently it is just might be a regular governmental procedure but delving deep, slight feeling uprootedness might haunt souls of Indian politics.

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Celebrating Makar Sankranti in India

Every year Makar Sankranti falls on the 14th or 15th of January, and there’s a good reason for that too. The term “Sankranti” refers to the movement of the Sun from one Zodiac to another, so there are a grand total of 12 Sankrantis. What makes Makar Sankranti special? During Makar Sankranti, the Sun moves from Sagittarius or Dhanu Rashi to Capricorn or Makar Rashi, in numerous ways this signifies a new beginning. The Sun which moves into the Northern Hemisphere leads to longer days and the end of the Indian Winter. It falls during the harvest season, with freshly cut crops offered to gods and subsequently eaten. The period signifies “fertility” and bursting into action after the slow and delirious winter season. It ushers in the “auspicious” part of the year which lasts until Karkata Sankranti which falls somewhere in July. It is also the only festival celebrated going by the solar calendar. The contrast between the cozy western holiday season and the vibrant onset of Hindu fertility is an abrupt transition but goes perfectly with the hopeful nature of the new year. 

All over India, Makar Sankranti is celebrated in different ways with each one doing their own thing. 14th/15th January signifies not one or two but many festivals.

In Tamil Nadu, the festival is known as Pongal, which translates to “to boil, overflow” and freshly cut rice is cooked with milk and jaggery. The Tamil version can be traced back to the Chola empire, so roughly around the 9th to 13th century. Spread over three days (and a lesser-known fourth day), each day has its own significance. The first day is known as Bhogi Pongal or Indran and focuses on cleaning the house, as each member dusts and scrubs until every surface is squeaky clean. The second day is called Thai Pongal or Surya Pongal and is the most important day, the Pongal is made and first offered to the gods, then the cattle, and only after that are the family members allowed to have it. The third day is spent grooming and worshipping the cattle.

Uttayaran in Gujarat can only be defined by one word, “vibrant”. Strewn across skies are kites that made for a tapestry. There is an industry revolving around this particular time of the year, as kite sales skyrocket (pun intended) and officials from different countries come to participate in kite competitions. The reason behind flying kites is that being out in the Sun after the winter helps kill germs and be more exposed to Vitamin D. Dishes like Undhiyo that are nearing the end of their season are relished for the last time.

If we go farther North, we come across Lohri, the Punjabi variant of Makar Sankranti. The folklore attached to Lohri is of a man known as Dulla Bhat, who lived during the reign of Emperor Akbar. He used to steal from the rich and distribute it among the poor. In his honor, people sing “Sundar Mundriye” during Lohri. This story is different than the religious and godly myths surrounding the other festivals, and it’s fascinating how a festival honors a man who worked for the needy. Punjab is a largely agrarian state, so the festivities are rooted in harvesting crops. People get together around huge bonfires and eat everything from Chikki to Saro ka Saag. 

There are tons of other festivals on this day, in Assam it's called Magh Bihu with games like tekeli-bhonga (pot-breaking) and buffalo fighting taking place. In Bihar, locals have chuda-dahi (beaten rice and yogurt) and a portion of gur (jaggery), and in Bengal, it’s called Poush Sankranti and have sweets like pithe, patishapta, etc. with rice and palm jaggery.

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Painting Credits: Ladies on a Terrace Kite-fighting, circa 1775.

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Celebrate Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Heritage Month with I Read YA!

We are dedicated to promoting, celebrating, and supporting our Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander creators, readers, and community. Below, check out some incredible books by our AANHPI creators to read all year round!

What A Desi Girl Wants by Sabina Khan (On-sale 7/18)

Mehar hasn't been back to India since she and her mother moved away when she was only four. But when her father announces his engagement to socialite Naz, Mehar reluctantly agrees to return for the wedding. While her father still doesn't make the time for her, Mehar barely cares once she meets Sufiya, her grandmother's assistant, and one of the most grounded, thoughtful, kind people she's ever met! Meanwhile, Mehar's dislike for Naz and her social media influencer daughter, Aleena, deepens. Mehar's starting to think that putting a stop to this wedding might be the best thing for everyone involved.But what happens when telling her father the truth about Naz and Aleena means putting her relationship with Sufiya at risk . . . Start reading WHAT A DESI GIRL WANTS! 

I Kick and I Fly by Ruchira Gupta

A propulsive social justice adventure by renowned activist and award-winning documentarian Ruchira Gupta, I Kick and I Fly is an inspiring, hopeful story of triumph about a girl in Bihar, India, who escapes being sold into the sex trade when a local hostel owner helps her to understand the value of her body through kung fu.

Rosewood by Sayantani DasGupta

Eila Das is used to following her head, rather than her heart. When she meets Rahul at Rosewood, a summer camp where campers are being scouted for the hit Bridgerton-like TV show, she experiences…feelings. Between the drama of the show and the drama of the camp, Eila will have to keep her wits about her to make it through the summer. But when she has to choose between her head and her heart, what will she do? Start Reading! 

Debating Darcy by Sayantani DasGupta

In this Pride & Prejudice retelling, Leela is ALWAYS #1 in speech and debate competitions. But when she meets Firoze Darcy, more than just her winning streak is at stake…her heart is, too. Start reading DEBATING DARCY! 

The Surprising Power of a Good Dumpling by Wai Chim

When Anna’s not looking after her brother and sister or helping out at her father’s restaurant, she’s taking care of her mother, whose debilitating mental illness keeps her in bed most days. When her mother finally gets out of bed, things go from bad to worse. And as her mother’s condition worsens, Anna and her family question everything they understand about themselves and each other. Start Reading!

Meet Me in Mumbai by Sabina Khan

Mira must decide whether to re-connect with the woman who placed her for adoption…but isn’t sure she’s ready for what she might learn. Told in dual perspectives, this novel follows Mira and her mother eighteen years apart. Start Reading! 

Caster & Spell Starter by Elsie Chapman

Aza Wu knows that real magic is dangerous and illegal. After all, casting killed her sister. But to save the legacy of their family teahouse, she enters an underground casting tournament and the stakes couldn’t be higher. Start reading CASTER & SPELL STARTER! 

The Love & Lies of Rukhsana Ali by Sabina Khan

Rukhsana is finding it impossible to live up to her conservative Muslim parents’ expectations. Luckily, it’s only a few more months until her new life at Caltech. But when her parents catch her kissing her girlfriend, all of Rukhsana’s plans fall apart. Start Reading! 

K-Pop Revolution and K-Pop Confidential by Stephan Lee

In this romantic coming-of-age duology, a Korean American girl travels to Seoul in hopes of debuting in a girl group at the same K-pop company behind the most popular boy band on the planet. Start reading K-POP CONFIDENTIAL & REVOLUTION! 

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Mithila's Treasures: Madhubani Paintings as Cultural Heritage

Madhubani paintings, also known as Mithila paintings as the name implies, are paintings done by the people of the Madhubani district in Bihar. They are named after the place where they originated. These paintings are often made using natural dyes and are usually done with fingers, twigs, brushes, and matchsticks. Eye-catching geometric designs and patterns can be noticed in these paintings, often accompanied by religious symbols and symbols of nature. In this blog, we will discuss the origins of these paintings, the materials used, the process of making these paintings, the important role of women in making these paintings, and how they are used as cultural heritage.

The Origin of Mithila Art

The history of Mithila art can be traced back about 2500 years ago to the Mithila region when Kind Janak requested an artisan to paint a representation of his daughter’s wedding to Prince Rama. Janak was very happy with the painting and since then people used to draw Mithila paintings on the walls of their homes on every happy or auspicious occasion. These paintings often depict the events of the Ramayana, daily life, and local folklore. In the middle of the 20th century, Madhubani art became known outside of the Mithila territory. In 1934, an earthquake hit Bihar and caused a lot of damage. A British colonial officer named William G. Archer saw beautiful artwork on the walls of houses that had been destroyed by the earthquake. Archer was amazed by how beautiful these paintings were, so he chose to take pictures of them and share them with the rest of the world.

How Madhubani Paintings Are Made: The Materials Used

Natural dyes and pigments are used in crafting the paintings. The colors and dyes are sourced from natural sources such as flowers, leaves, roots, minerals, and other organic substances. The most common colors used are black, red, yellow, green, and blue, all of which are earthy colors. The artisans use their fingers, twigs, brushes, and other tools to make intricate patterns and geometric shapes. The use of natural materials depicts the connection of Traditional Mithila Arts to nature and the environment. The unique texture and vivid colors of the paintings are the result of the artisans' hard work using natural dyes and pigments. Traditionally, natural materials were used to make these paintings on the walls and floors of houses. But as time went on and people wanted to keep this art form alive, artists began to use new tools. They started painting in the Madhubani style on paper and canvas, which made it easy to show off their work and sell it.

Important Role of Women in Madhuban Art

Women play a significant role in the Madhubani or Mithila paintings as the art form was traditionally passed down through generations from mothers to their daughters. The daughters kept on adding their own creative touches and representations to the paintings, which made it a unique art form. The women of the Mithila region were the curators of the art form, and the creative talent and skill of those women made these paintings a source of empowerment and recognition. In today's world, women have transformed the art of Madhubani painting into a source of income and a means of empowerment. Not only has the art of Madhubani given women a medium through which they may express themselves, but it has also given them the opportunity to be financially independent.

Madhubani, an Art Form Dedicated to Story-Telling

The Mithila paintings are an art form that is exclusively dedicated to storytelling. Scenes from Hindu mythology, local folklore, and everyday life are often depicted in traditional Madhubani paintings. Each one of the paintings tells a narrative, conveys a specific message, or serves a particular purpose. The art form and stories are deeply rooted in the culture and traditions of the Mithila region and are passed down from generation to generation. The passage of the art form from one generation plays an important role in preserving the cultural heritage of the region.

Paintings in the Madhubani style are more than just works of art; they represent the very essence of a flourishing cultural tradition. They are the expressions of the women in a community as well as the colors of the customs that have been passed down. At the same time as we honor and appreciate the art of Mithila, we are aware of the significance of protecting and promoting such artistic treasures for the future generations of our society. These paintings are a living testimony to the devotion of Mithila's spirit, and despite the passage of time, their eternal beauty and fascinating narratives never fail to enchant audiences.

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Encountered Naxals… Well it’s true, gun in my hand is real and such 8more guns were kept beautifully in front of me. It was hot sunny day in summer of 48 degree and we group of 5 photographer, locations hunter, local guide and support, script writer and myself. We walked around three mountains and entered the den of Naxals basically we went exploring temple which was in the middle of mountain and during shravan Shiv Bhakra come in flocks for prayers. Shiva resides here and one sadhu heads the show. To stay at this location you have to bring spices along because food is served for free by sadhu and he is facilitated by villagers or May be naxals. When my team reached the spot and I was following as water was all over from 4kms and we had walked around 18kms that day. When I entered the hut there were 6 men with 9guns of which two guns were new and well loaded. I greeted them all and they welcomed me and handed over this gun and was asked to do whatever I wish to with the gun. Anyways so it was obvious though I had opportunity to try my hands on it. We were later guided by them to the cave and we explored and had nice cold water visit nearby and after having meal of rice, dal and potato dry bhaji or bhujiya. And returned back. We had plan to stay that night but scenario was not that pleasant enough as we had lot many cameras and expensive one and script writer was my responsibility so we returned back that night around 2am This was in Bihar’s naxal affected area. But this experience was non the less memorable. Immature Writer Xtreme Vaishali #naxal #naxalbari #revolutionist #adventurous #gun #cowgirl #cowboy #bravesoul #strongwoman #strongwomen #explorer #travelexplorer #traveldairies #traveldairies❤️ #duskanddawn #duskyhot #dusky #duskygirl #duskypink #duskymodel #terror https://www.instagram.com/p/CkiGDC9j-ys/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Masala Grinder Machines in Patna: Arya Industries

Arya Industries has established itself as the leading provider of Masala Grinder Machines in Patna, earning a reputation for quality, innovation, and reliability. With a focus on meeting the growing demand for efficient spice grinding solutions, Arya Industries has become a trusted name in the food processing industry, particularly for small to medium enterprises and home-based businesses that require high-performance equipment.

High-Quality Masala Grinder Machines

Arya Industries offers a range of Masala Grinder Machines designed to cater to various needs, from grinding spices in bulk to ensuring fine powder consistency for culinary applications. The machines are built with durable materials, making them long-lasting and reliable. They are engineered to grind all kinds of spices, such as turmeric, coriander, cumin, chili, and more, with high efficiency and precision. The machines provide an ideal solution for local businesses, restaurants, and spice manufacturers looking to streamline their production process.

The grinder machines by Arya Industries are known for their high-speed performance and energy efficiency. They are designed to minimize power consumption while maximizing output, which makes them an economical choice for businesses looking to optimize production costs. Additionally, the machines come with user-friendly features, making them easy to operate, even for those without technical expertise.

Customization and Flexibility

Arya Industries understands that different customers have unique requirements. As a result, they offer customizable options for their Masala Grinder Machines. Whether you need a machine for small-scale production or a larger model for industrial-level spice grinding, Arya Industries can provide solutions tailored to your specific needs.

The company also offers different types of Masala Grinder Machines, including wet and dry grinders, depending on the spices being processed. This flexibility ensures that customers can choose the right equipment for their business, helping them achieve the desired texture and consistency in their products.

After-Sales Service and Support

One of the reasons Arya Industries stands out in the market is its commitment to providing excellent after-sales service and support. The company offers installation assistance, maintenance services, and regular check-ups to ensure that their machines perform optimally over time. This support ensures that businesses using Arya Industries’ Masala Grinder Machines experience minimal downtime and can rely on consistent, high-quality output.

Moreover, Arya Industries provides detailed manuals and training for the operation and maintenance of the machines. This helps businesses get the most out of their investment and ensures a smooth workflow with minimal operational issues.

Affordable Pricing

Arya Industries is dedicated to making its machines accessible to businesses of all sizes. The company offers competitive pricing for its Masala Grinder Machines, ensuring that small and medium enterprises can afford high-quality equipment without breaking the bank. They also provide financing options, making it easier for startups and new ventures to invest in reliable spice grinding machinery.

Conclusion

Arya Industries’ position as the leading provider of Masala Grinder Machines in Patna is built on a foundation of quality, affordability, and customer-centric service. By offering efficient, durable, and customizable spice grinding solutions, Arya Industries continues to support local businesses and contribute to the growth of the food processing sector in Bihar. Whether you're looking to upgrade your existing equipment or start a new spice production line, Arya Industries has the right solution for you.

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Train Engine Spotted In Field After Derailment In Bihar's Gaya

The locomotive had derailed and veered into the field in Raghunathpur village. New Delhi: In Bihar’s Gaya, the sight of a train engine in the middle of a field left the locals amused on Friday evening.  The locomotive had derailed and veered into the field in Raghunathpur village between Wazirganj station and Kolhna halt. No injuries have been reported in the incident. The engine, which was…

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Railway Employee Accused Of Molesting Girl, Train Passengers Beat Him To Death

The employee was beaten to death aboard a train from Bihar's Barauni to New Delhi.

The employee was beaten to death aboard a train from Bihar's Barauni to New Delhi.

New Delhi:  A railway employee was beaten to death by a girl's family members and other passengers aboard a train to New Delhi early on Thursday after he allegedly sexually assaulted the 11-year-old, police said.

According to officials, a family from Siwan had boarded the Humsafar Express from Bihar's Barauni Bihar to New Delhi on Wednesday and, around 11.30 pm, Group D railway employee Prashant Kumar made a 11-year-old girl from the family sit on his seat. When the girl's mother went to the washroom later, Kumar allegedly molested the girl. 

As soon as the woman came out of the washroom, the girl ran to her, hugged her and began crying. She took her mother to the washroom and told her what had happened. The mother then informed her husband, father-in-law and other passengers in the M1 (AC III tier economy) coach on the train. 

The train had reached the Aishbagh junction in Lucknow when the angry passengers and family members caught hold of Kumar, took him to the area near the doors of the coach and thrashed him till the train reached Kanpur Central, which is about an hour and a half away. When the train rolled into Kanpur Central at 4.35 am on Thursday, officials from the Government Railway Police (GRP) took Kumar to a hospital, where he was declared brought dead, officials said. 

While the family of the girl filed a complaint of sexual assault, Kumar's family has filed a complaint of murder.

Kumar's uncle, Pawan, said the family, which lives in Samastpur village in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district, found out that he had been beaten to death after an official from the local police station informed them. 

"Prashant was not that kind of man. It seems he was killed as part of a conspiracy. He was beaten for so long, were there no personnel from the Railway Police Force around," he asked. 

Superintendent of Police, GRP (Prayagraj), Abhishek Yadav said, "When the train crossed Aishbagh, the girl said she had been molested. Her family members and other passengers beat up the accused. At Kanpur Central, the accused was handed over to the GRP and a complaint was filed. When he was taken to the hospital, he was declared dead."

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