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ORIGIN OF THE WORD "HINDU" AS PER VEDAS,GRAMMAR AND SMRITIS Origin of the word "हिन्दू" The question arises that even if the words Arya (आर्य) Vedic(वैदिक) and Sanatani (सनातनी) are scriptural and traditional. Is the word हिन्दू also scriptural and traditional? 1/n
The belief of most intellectuals is that the name Hindu is given by Muslims, which signifies the inferiority of thieves etc. But the fact is that the use of the word was popular and popular in the sense of gentle, beautiful, graceful, powerful. 2/n
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SALTPOND – Mfantse HIGHLIGHTS: 1. FIRST tarred road in Ghana - Saltpond 2. UGCC headquarters - Saltpond 3. Hammond Hall, the grounds on which Dr. Kwame Nkrumah stood to declare the fight for independence 4. The residence of the first president of Ghana(Canaan Lodge)
5. The first port of Ghana - Saltpond 6. The tomb of Professor Allotey - Saltpond Historically, Saltpond is an Nkusukum sub-Fante ethnic group. They includes towns such as Kuntu, Anokyir Biriwa, Akatakyiwa, Mpesedadze, Yamoransa and others.
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1. Croisseries Address:
1. Godzilla (1998). It's an understatement to say this film is important to who I am as a person. Ever since I've seen this giant stalk the New York City streets, I've been hooked on giant monsters since. A personal favorite of mine to this day.
2. This is going to be very broad but I have to go with all the Godzilla roars. One of the most iconic sound effects in film histroy and I'd find it hard to find anything that tops it.
Today, I visited @EzaNezaRwanda, an #agritech startup specializing in #hydroponics and #greenhouse farming in Rwanda. They use an innovative soil-less #indoor farming hydroponics technique that helps them to grow #strawberry efficiently and optimally. #RwandaAgriShow2022
Eza Neza Signifies “cultivate well “in Kinyarwanda; a fitting name for this project because they will employ 80% less water, 80% less land and produces 30% more yield compared to conventional farming methods
