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some doods from tonight cause unfortunately i took my time inking the akuma comic and i have run out of energy <3

(the angry man is the previously mentioned taxi dilf aka taxilla)

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Navigating the ever-changing landscape of e-Invoicing in Malaysia

e-Invoicing in Malaysia has become remarkably effortless with Taxilla leading the way. As a prominent player in the e-Invoice software realm, Taxilla stands as the go-to solution in Malaysia, ensuring compliance and trustworthiness with LHDN regulations. This e-Invoice Malaysia platform seamlessly blends approval from the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM), making the transition smooth and efficient.

In the dynamic e-Invoice Malaysia environment, Taxilla introduces a myriad of features, making it an unparalleled e-Invoice software choice. Whether it's handling single or multi-source input, efficient data sorting, or undergoing IRBM-compliant validation, Taxilla's e-Invoicing in Malaysia delivers a comprehensive solution that caters to diverse business needs.

Robust communication with IRBM remains a cornerstone of Taxilla's e-Invoice Malaysia software. Secure data transmission and instant status updates empower businesses to stay informed and compliant in real-time, making Taxilla an invaluable asset in the e-Invoicing in Malaysia landscape.

The advanced technology utilization by Taxilla in its e-Invoice software sets it apart in the e-Invoice Malaysia realm. From SHA 256 data integrity and digital signature security to efficient invoice archiving and integrated delivery systems, Taxilla's e-Invoicing in Malaysia promises a secure and technologically advanced invoicing experience.

Why choose Taxilla for E-Invoicing in Malaysia? The intelligent middleware solutions within Taxilla's e-Invoice software streamline data integration and offer pre-validation for compliance, effectively mitigating non-compliance risks. In the world of e-Invoice Malaysia, Taxilla ensures zero non-compliant risk through dynamic data validation and accurate documentation, making it a top-tier e-Invoice software in the market.

The enhanced collaboration and notification system within Taxilla's e-Invoicing in Malaysia, featuring role-based workflows and automated alerts, contribute to seamless operations. Effortless connectivity is a key feature, with Taxilla providing integration with regulators and B2B networks, coupled with a zero downtime guarantee, solidifying its place in the e-Invoice Malaysia landscape.

Crucial dates in Malaysia's E-Invoice rollout must be noted, emphasizing the need for a reliable e-Invoice software. From August 1, 2024, when electronic invoicing becomes applicable for taxpayers with an annual turnover of MYR 100 million or more, to the mandatory electronic invoicing for taxpayers reporting an annual turnover exceeding 25 million MYR, up to 100 million MYR, starting January 1, 2025. The journey concludes on July 1, 2025, when mandatory electronic invoicing extends to all other taxpayers in the e-Invoice Malaysia landscape.

In conclusion, as Malaysia embraces the future of e-Invoicing, Taxilla's e-Invoice Malaysia platform, equipped with cutting-edge e-Invoice software, emerges as the indispensable tool for businesses to navigate compliance seamlessly. Stay compliant, stay efficient with Taxilla's e-Invoicing in Malaysia. Explore our website for more information on Taxilla's e-Invoice software and how it revolutionizes e-Invoicing in Malaysia.

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Leading globally Fintech and RegTech company Taxilla fully complies with ZATCA/GAZT phase 01 and phase 02 e-Invoice regulations. We have demonstrated experience in offering B2B, B2G, and B2C e-invoicing solutions for ZATCA Data Transformation, Computations & Validations, Optimised Documents, and Workflow, as well as KSA API Integration with Any ERP/Source System.

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What does Buddhist Stupa of Mohra Murado, Pakistan signify?

What does Buddhist Stupa of Mohra Murado, Pakistan signify?

What struck me about Mohra Murado was its tranquility. I could still hear the rustling of leaves and the stream close by.

A few kilometers from Taxila town is the 2nd century Buddhist retreat of Mohra Murado , nestled in the hills. A stream of water still runs through this ancient Mohra Murado monastery.I bet the afghan refugees living in the vicinity of this national monument must be having…

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Is it a song?

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Hakukoneiden maailma

Käytätkö muita hakukoneita, kuin Google? Blogissani pääset tutustumaan erilaisiin vaihtoehtoihin lyhyesti ja näet vertailukohteena pääsääntöisesti Googlen, joka on yleisin hakukone maailmassa. Googlessa tehdään hakuja päivässä yli 3 miljardia.

Muita hakukoneita maailmassa?

Hakukone maailma on nykyään laaja, tietysti tietyt toimijat ovat erittäin suuria ja tunnetuimpia. Bing on eräänlainen hakukone, joka on tietynlainen vastine Googlelle, jonka omistaa Microsoft. Bing on sinänsä hieman erikoinen hakukone, koska se käyttää Yahoon hakukonetta.

Bingin ja Googlen välillä on hieman eroja. Google toimii kokonaisvaltaisemmin erilaisilla toiminnoilla ja on tehokkaampi hakukoneena. Bingissä en itse ole löytänyt juurikaan mitään parempaa, kuin Googlessa.

Tutkin hieman muitakin hakukoneita, jotka saattaisivat haastaa Googlea, löysin muutamia muitakin kuten Qwant, Yandex ja Baidu.

Qwant on ranskalainen hakukone, joka toimii melkein samalla tavalla kuin Google tai samalla periaatteella, käyttäen melko samoja hakutuloksia.

Yandex on venäläinen hakukonejätti, jota käytetään Venäjällä eniten ja on noussut jopa maailman listoilla neljänneksi. Yandex on sinänsä erittäin mielenkiintoinen yritys, kun he ovat laajentuneet myös taxi markkinoille. Suomessa se toimii Yango nimisellä taxilla, joka hyödyntää heidän omaa tekoälyä ja kilpailee vahvasti penetraatio hinnoittelulla eli alhaisella hinnalla. Yango ajaa jopa 3€:n lähtöhinnalla, se on kyllä erittäin halpaa.

Baidu on seuraava hakukonejätti, joka on kiinalainen. Baidu on nykyään jäänyt selkeästi jälkeen Googlesta ja taistelee silti vielä muiden hakukoneiden kanssa, heidän markkinaosuutensa on Kiinassa melkein 80%, joka on mielettömän iso.

Googlen ja Baidun välinen kilpailu on ollut huvittava joltain osin myös, kun Googlen omistama 265.com niminen hakukone uudelleen ohjasi käyttäjät Baidun luo sensuroimalla tiettyjä hakutuloksia. Google on saanut hieman vihiä, millaisten hakutulosten parissa on tehtävä muutoksia, jotta pystyvät sielläkin vaikuttamaan kilpailuun.

Suomalaiset hakukoneet ja yhteenveto

Fonecta on, ehkä tunnetuimpia kotimaisia hakukoneita. Fonecta tarjoaa palveluja pääsääntöisesti henkilö- ja yrityshaussa. Heidän palveluihinsa kuuluu myös tarjota digimarkkinointia, josta itse en ollut tyytyväinen kokemukseni myötä.

SciNet ja Ahmia ovat Googlen täydentäviä hakukoneita, niillä on mahdollisuus mennä syvällisempään tiedonhakuun. Nämä hakukoneet ovat hieman enemmän erikoiskäyttöön tarkoitettuja.

Ahmia pyrkii käyttämään Tor-verkkoa, joka en melkein ainoa hakukone hyödyntäen Tor-verkkoa. Toimintaan kuuluu myös Tor-verkkojen ylläpito ja ihmisoikeuksien edistäminen. Tor-verkko tunnetaan nimellä ”pimeä verkko”, jossa pystyy toimia vapaasti ilman, muiden yritysten ja yhteisöjen seurantaa. Ahmia tunnetaan myös nimellä ”Tor-verkon Google”.

Hakukoneiden maailma on kasvanut huimasti globalisaation myötä. He antavat paljon työkaluja yksityisille henkilöille, yrityksille, järjestöille ja valtioille, jotka voivat hyödyntää tätä rajatonta dataa.

Ihmisten kehitys ja tietoisuus on tehokkaampaa nykypäivänä, osittain mielestäni hakukoneiden kasvun ja niiden käytön vuoksi.

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Bhir, Sirkāp & Sirsukh: A Note on Taxila It’s Sites and It’s Archaeology

Bhir, Sirkāp & Sirsukh: A Note on Taxila It’s Sites and It’s Archaeology

Dharmarajika Stupa, Sirkāp Ruins of Sirkāp That Taxila was very famous can be deduced from the fact that it is mentioned in several languages: in Sanskrit, the city was called Takshaçila, which may be interpreted as ‘prince of the serpent tribe’; in Pâli it was known as Takkasilâ; the Greeks knew the town as Taxila, which the Romans rendered as Taxilla; the Chinese called it Chu-ch’a-shi-lo.…

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How to maximize Input Tax Credit (GSTR3B)

GSTR3B returns is one of the most critical tax documents for both small and large enterprises in India. Companies should file this return monthly, including all of the sales and purchases made by your business during the month. In addition, if you have a large amount of input tax credit (ITC), it is vital maximizing your ITC return to reduce your overall tax liability. Here are some tips on how to do this:

1) Make sure that all of your invoices are accurate and up-to-date. It means that all of the information on the invoice, such as the date, GSTIN number, product description, etc., should be correct. If there are any discrepancies between the invoice and the actual purchase or sale, then it could impact your ITC claim.

2) Track your ITC balances carefully. It is essential to know how much ITC you have available to make informed decisions about when to claim it. You can use software or an Excel spreadsheet to help with this tracking.

3) Take advantage of government schemes. There are several schemes available that can help businesses increase their ITC refund amount. For example, the Input Tax Credit Utilization Scheme allows companies to carry forward excess ITC from one month to another. The Export Promotion Capital Goods Scheme provides a 20% refund on certain imported capital goods used for manufacturing or exports.

4) Claim your ITC as soon as possible. Don't wait until the end of the year to claim your ITC - if you do this, then you could end up forfeiting some of it. Instead, claim it as soon as you become eligible for it (usually within 2-3 months after making a purchase). It will help ensure that you receive the full benefit of your credit.

5) Keep good records! It sounds like an obvious tip, but it's essential nonetheless. Ensure that you keep all relevant documentation relating to your purchases and sales, such as invoices, bills of lading, customs declarations forms, etc. You can do a few key things to make sure you're getting the most out of your input tax return (GSTR3B). First and foremost, be sure to keep good records. Having detailed invoices for all of your purchases and any other documentation that may be relevant makes the reconciliation simple. Secondly, don't wait until the last minute to file your return - give yourself plenty of time to double-check everything and avoid any mistakes. Finally, if you have any questions or concerns, don't hesitate to reach out to a professional for help.

By following these simple tips, you can ensure that you're taking full advantage of your GSTR3B input tax return and getting the most money back from the government. Maximizing your input tax return (GSTR3B) ensures that all of your eligible purchases are appropriately invoiced. It means that the supplier has included the correct GST amount on the invoice and that you have kept accurate records of the purchase. Another way to maximize your GSTR3B is to take advantage of any eligible deductions, such as those for business expenses. Finally, be sure to file your GSTR3B on time to avoid any penalties or interest charges.

All of the above will help you manage the process better and ensure that you take advantage of all credits available at your disposal, and avoid delays in your payment cycle.

Taxilla’s SaaS application PR2Pay offers validations, reconciliations and preparation of GSTR3B with automation and compliance features. Please reach out to our experts to understand how we can help you.

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Oldest Universities of the Ancient World - Indian, European, Arabic and African Universities

Whenever we think of education , the ideas of school, colleges and universities come into mind. But very few people know, which are the oldest Universities of the world. The word University, originated from the Latin word “Universitas” which refers to number of persons associated with a body or society. But the facts remains, that the concept of University was not just restricted to western world, in fact most ancient universities originated in the eastern world -- the cradle of civilization. To do justice to all, irrespective of country, caste and creed ; let us check the Universities depending on their Geographical location.

The story starts in India – The land of mystics and Vedic charms, it was here that, the first University of the world started.

Indian Universities

Takshashila University- World’s First University

Eons ago, India, emerged as a torchbearer to the world because of its vast riches and enormous knowledge, not necessarily in that order. The reason was due to the presence of an erudite statesmen, who lead the country, in different spheres of the society. Their presence was greatly contributed by the Guru and Gurukul traditions of ancient India. In this context Takshashila university (Modern day – Taxilla- a name given by Greeks, during the time of Alexander the great’s conquest ) was the forefront factor.

Located in modern day Pakistan, at it’s heyday, Taxilla was the epitome of Indian scholarly aspirations. Established almost 2700 years back, it was the world’s first University. According to Hindu Mythology, Takshashila was founded by Bharata, the young brother of the legendary God King – Rama ( The main character of Hindu epic Ramayana ) and given to his son Taksha, to govern. Mythology apart, ruins of Indus Valley Civilization, dating about 5000 years old have been found in the nearby areas. Gradually Taxilla, emerged as an independent city state, which frequently changed hands, due to political aspirations of the kings of that era.

It was around 700 BC, that the University was established. It has been said that at it’s peak over10,500 students came from different parts of the world, to attain mastery over different variety of subjects like – Vedas, grammar, Ayurveda, Surgery, philosophy ,politics, archery, warfare, astronomy, commerce, law and music and range of other subjects. Some of the famous scholars who were part of this university are – Chanakya (The teacher of Chandragupta Maurya – the emperor who founded India’s first empire) , Panini (The great scholar of grammar and Sanskrit ), Charaka (The great ayurvedic healer), Jivaka ( The great physician of Magadha empire, who reportedly even treated Buddha ) and Vishnu Sharma. The greatest beauty of the University was that it was totally out of control of local rulers and the teachers had total freedom in their work. Education was not sold, and it was free of cost. Money came in form of financial grants from the wealthy members of the society.

Nalanda University

It was established around early 5th century ( in the province of Bihar, in eastern part of Modern day India) by Shakraditya of Gupta dynasty. Although it was established under patronage of Kings of Gupta Dynasty ,it flourished for another 600 years in spite of change of regional power. At it’s peak students from nearby countries like China, Tibet, Korea, Japan, Indonesia came to study here. The University was under a profound influence of Buddhism, and it was an integral part of academic curriculum. Other subjects being taught were Sanskrit grammar, medicine, literature, logic, astrology and astronomy. This University is supposed to have the largest library of the ancient world , consisting of three large multi-storeyed building. Aryabhata , the great mathematician and astronomer, was a distinguished teacher of Nalanda University. Nalanda was destroyed around 1200 CE by an army of Delhi Sultanate.

Vikramashila University

Vikramashila University was founded by King Dharampala of Pala Dynasty, in 8th Century in an area, which is situated in Bhagalpur district, in Bihar province of Modern Day, India. It was a contemporary of Nalanda University and may had provided some strict competition. It was one of the largest Universities of it’s time with more than 100 teachers and more than 1000 students. Subjects like grammar, logic, philosophy were taught in this University. It spread and flourished for 400 years, when around 12th century it was destroyed by invading army of Delhi sultanate.

Valabhi University

It was established in 6th Century, in Saurashtra area, in the western Indian province of Gujarat. It was a great centre of learning and at one time was considered to be rival of Nalanda University, in terms of respect and stature. It prospered for 600 years till 12th century. At it’s peak in 7th century there were more than 6000 monks studying in the place and students from all part of the world came to study here. The graduates of this University were highly respected and got distinguished positions in courts of many nearby kingdom.

Pushpagiri University

This ancient buddhist centre of learning was established around 3rd century, in old kingdom of Kalinga ( In Jajpur district, in modern day eastern province of Odisha ). The Pushpagiri area consisted of three adjoining hilly areas , namely - Udayagiri, Lalitgiri and Ratnagiri. Scholars consider that this place of learning in ancient India, had similar importance to the other old universities like – Nalanda, Taxilla, Vallabhi and Vikramshila Universities. This university also succumbed to the ravages of time and invaders and finally disappeared in 12th Century.

Odantapuri University

Established in 8th century in Magadha Kingdom (Presently in the eastern province of Bihar in Modern Day, India) by kings of Pala dynasty and prospered for the next 400 years, finally perishing at the hands of foreign invaders. Historical texts reveal that at it’s peak it had 12,000 students studying in the University. It was a premiere centre of Buddhist learning in addition to the centres previously mentioned.

Somapura University

Built by the Pala King – Dharamapala, during the 8 th century, it is located currently in Bangladesh, but previously was in undivided India, and was a great Buddhist learning centre with contribution from Hinduism and Jainism . The University was spread over an 27 acres of the land, of which the main complex itself was of 21 acres. But ravages of time contributed to it’s decline and collapse in 12th century.

Ancient Arabic and African Universities

Academy of Gondeshapur

It emerged as a centre of learning in city of Gondeshapur ( situated in modern day Iran) around 6th century AD. The credit for establishing and credibility of the academy goes to the Sassanid emperor – Khosrau 1 , who changed the city into a premiere learning centre and a place for medical referral. It was a time of political upheaval in the neighbouring areas, and the emperor gave sanctuary to lots of eminent scholars fleeing persecution. These scholars translated Greek and Syriac text for medicine, astronomy and philosophy to local language. Even Indian scholars were invited to share their knowledge on astronomy, astrology, mathematics and medicine (& Indian text translated). In the 9th century, the city came into Islamic rule and the initial rulers did their best to preserve the cultural heritage, but gradually most of the intellectual activities shifted to Baghdad and Gondeshapur disappeared into oblivion. In the modern times, the ruling house of Iran under Pahlavi Dynasty, tried to revive the glory of Gondeshapur by creating Jondishapur University & Jondishapur University of medical sciences, near the city of Ahvaz in 1955.

University of Al Quaraouiyine

The University of al Quaraquiyine is located in Morocco, North Africa. It was established in 859AD, by daughter of a wealthy merchant, who dedicated her entire inheritance to create a mosque and a madrasa. The madrasa become one of the most important centres for education and spiritual pursuit in historic Muslim world. According to UNESCO and Guinness Book of World Record , it is described as the oldest existing educational institution which is still continually operating and awarding degrees to it’s students. The focus of study in this institution is on Islamic Religion, Law, grammar and language, mathematics, medicine and astronomy. The madrasa has produced numerous scholars, who had great influence in the course of Muslim world ; Ibn Khaldun (founder of sociology) and Pope Sylvester II were some of it’s distinguished students. The mosque associated with the University is largest in Africa, with capacity for 22,000 followers. The library has collection of over 4000 rare books and ancient manuscripts.

MoroccoAl Azhar University

Al- Azhar University is situated in Egypt, and was founded in 970 AD. Initially it was founded by the rulers of Fatimid caliphate as a centre of Islamic learning, where students studied the Holy Quran and Islamic Law, grammar and logic. The mission of this university was to popularize Islamic culture and Arabic literature. Although as a modern University, it does have secular subjects in it’s curriculum. In 1961, Al Azhar was again established as a University by President Abdel Nasser, who in tune with the modern world, tried to give the university a more secular nature and broader appeal and hence introduced subjects like – Medicine, Pharmacy, Engineering, Science, Economics and Business. At present more than 4000 teaching institutions of Egypt are affiliated to it.

Ancient European Universities

University of Bologna

Founded in 1088AD, in Italy is one of the oldest continuously functioning Universities in Europe and western world. Initially it was set up to study Roman laws. Over the years a lots of modifications have happened both in organization and the subjects being taught. Now the University is divided into 33 departments and 11 schools. It has distinguished students like – Pope Alexander VI, Pope Innocent IX, Pope Gregory XV to name a few. At present it has more than 40,000 students is considered as the most prestigious Italian University.

Oxford University

Located in Oxford, England was established in 1096AD. So it can be considered to be the oldest University, in English Speaking world. One of the reason, for it’s initial growth was because of the ban placed by, King of England Henry II, who prohibited his subjects from attending University of Paris in 1167. One of the turning point in it’s history was in the year 1167, when dispute between the university students and townspeople, caused some members to migrate to neighbouring Cambridge, finally leading to establishment of “University of Cambridge”. In the modern world Oxford University is considered to be one of the most, prestigious universities of the world ; it has produced many Nobel laureates, scientists and head of state around the world.

University of Salamanca

Located in city of Salamanca, Spain, the university was founded in 1134AD. It is the oldest University in Spanish speaking world. Like most old western European Universities, it had a humble origin as a cathedral school and gradually grew into a University. It is to be noted, that when Christopher Columbus was trying hard to get the help of Spanish Royalty for his voyages to the west, he met Geography experts in University of Salamanca, and tried to convince them of his plan. During the beginning of 18th century, there was a gradual decline in standards of the University and it’s recognition. The University still exists although in much changed form. At present humanities and language studies, economics and laws form the core focus of studies down there.

University of Paris

It started in 1150AD as a cathedral school of Notre Dame de Paris, France. It is considered to be one of the oldest Universities of Europe. During the French revolution period, the University was closed down (1793). But pretty soon in 1806, the University was restarted in a new form with four faculties. In 1970, the university was again divided into 13 different Universities.

Although people may have differences about, what are the basic fundamentals to classify a teaching institution as an University and if these ancient universities indeed fulfilled all those criteria’s ; but the fact remains, that all the above Universities played an important part for the human race to be in the place, where we are today ; & they will be forever etched in the heart and mind of the people whose culture and history they changed for ever.

Source:- https://www.guidebooktolife.com/universities-of-the-ancient-world

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Dharmarajika Stupa Pakistan has bones of Buddhist monks

Dharmarajika Stupa Pakistan has bones of Buddhist monks

Buddhist Dharmarajika Stupa was founded in the 3rd century AD by Asoka, the Dharma Raja (Lord of Law).

Then various coins of the Greek King Zoilus II (55 BC) were excavated from the site, indicating official patronage then.

It was expanded by the Greek till the 2nd Century AD, judging from a Khroshti inscription that eulogizes Kushan Kings. And dates 78 AD

The neglect started from the…