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  💱 India Signs MoU to Launch UPI Services in Cyprus for Cross-Border Transactions 💱 भारत और साइप्रस के बीच UPI सेवाएं शुरू करने के लिए समझौता English: On June 17, 2025 , the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Eurobank of Cyprus to introduce Unified Payments Interface (UPI) services in Cyprus . This strategic move will facilitate cross-border digital transactions , especially benefiting Indian tourists and businesses operating in the region. In addition, the NSE International Exchange located at Gujarat’s GIFT City also signed an MoU with the Cyprus Stock Exchange to enhance capital market cooperation and investment flows between both countries. Hindi (हिंदी): 17 जून 2025 को नेशनल पेमेंट्स कॉरपोरेशन ऑफ इंडिया (NPCI) ने साइप्रस के यूरोबैंक के साथ एक सहमति ज्ञापन (MoU) पर हस्ताक्षर किए, जिसके तहत साइप्रस में यूनिफाइड पेमेंट्स इंटरफेस (UPI) सेवाएं शुरू की जाएंगी। यह कदम सीमापार डिजिटल लेनदेन को आसान बन...

  🚆 RRB Technician Recruitment 2025 – Vacancy Notification OUT Organization / संगठन : Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) / रेलवे भर्ती बोर्ड Post Name / पद का नाम : Technician Grade 1 & Grade 3 / तकनीशियन ग्रेड 1 और ग्रेड 3 Total Vacancies / कुल रिक्तियाँ : 6180 Posts / 6180 पद Notification Number / अधिसूचना संख्या : CEN 02/2025 Notification Date / अधिसूचना तिथि : 10-06-2025 📅 Important Dates / महत्वपूर्ण तिथियाँ Apply Online Start Date / आवेदन प्रारंभ : 28-06-2025 Last Date to Apply / अंतिम तिथि : 28-07-2025 (23:59 बजे तक) Detailed Notification PDF : Coming Soon / जल्द जारी होगा 🎓 Eligibility / पात्रता Educational Qualification / शैक्षणिक योग्यता : B.Sc or Diploma in relevant fields बी.एससी या डिप्लोमा (संबंधित विषयों में) Age Limit / आयु सीमा : Post / पद Min Age / न्यूनतम आयु Max Age / अधिकतम आयु Technician Grade 1 18 Years 33 Years Technician Grade 3 18 Years 30 Years (As on date specified in official notification / अधिसूचना में निर्धारित तिथि अनुसा...

  The Great Bath, Mohenjodaro & Harappan Discoveries 🌐 English Version: The Great Bath of Mohenjodaro is one of the most iconic and earliest examples of public water tanks in the ancient world. Located near the Great Granary, it reflects the high level of urban planning and civic architecture in the Indus Valley Civilization . The bath was designed to be water-tight , with a layer of natural tar (bitumen) applied over finely fitted bricks sealed with gypsum plaster . The structure features two wide staircases on the north and south ends leading into the bath, which had brick edging along the entire width to allow movement without entering the water. The water was likely drawn from a massive well in a nearby room. Its layout and construction suggest it was used for special religious rituals or public ceremonies . The Indus Valley Civilization spanned a vast area from north-east Afghanistan to north-west India , flourishing between 3000 BCE and 1500 BCE . Its key ur...

  Dholavira and Lothal – Glimpses of Urban Excellence in the Harappan Civilization 🌐 English Version: The ancient Harappan cities of Dholavira and Lothal are located in the present-day Indian state of Gujarat . These sites reflect the technological and architectural sophistication of the Indus Valley Civilization . 🔸 Dholavira: Dholavira was located on Khadir Beyt in the Rann of Kutch . This site had fertile land and a good supply of freshwater , which made it suitable for agriculture and habitation. One of the most unique features of Dholavira was its three-part division —each section was surrounded by massive stone walls and contained large open ceremonial spaces . Dholavira is also known for large Harappan inscriptions , including wood carvings and seals written using white stone. These represent some of the earliest forms of writing in India. 🔸 Lothal: Lothal , another major Harappan city, was situated on a tributary of the Sabarmati river in Gujarat. It is co...

  Lothal, Kalibangan & Banawali – Urban Planning and Cultural Insights of the Harappan Civilization 🌐 English Version: The Indus Valley Civilization , one of the oldest and most advanced civilizations in the world, is known for its exceptional urban planning, craft production , and trade networks. 🔸 Lothal: Lothal is one of the most remarkable Harappan sites, discovered by S.R. Rao . It is located in modern-day Gujarat , between the Bhogavo and Sabarmati rivers . Lothal was a well-planned city with streets crossing at right angles , advanced drainage systems , and division into upper and lower towns . One of its key features is a rectangular dockyard , indicating its role in maritime trade . 🔸 Kalibangan: Kalibangan , located in Rajasthan on the banks of the Ghaggar river , was excavated by Amlananda Ghose in 1953 . The site is famous for unique findings such as a fire altar , camel bones , and a wooden plough , indicating agricultural and ritualistic developments in...

  Trade & Craft Sites of Harappan Civilization – From Shortughai to Chanhudaro 🌐 English Version: The Indus Valley Civilization was known not only for its town planning and advanced drainage systems but also for its extensive trade network . One such important trade site was Shortughai , located in Afghanistan . This site is evidence of long-distance trade relations between Harappans and Central Asia. From Shortughai, the Harappans procured lapis lazuli , a blue-colored semi-precious stone, used in bead making and decorative art. Harappans sourced materials for craft production from various places, which contributed to their economic strength and urban wealth. Some of the important Harappan sites involved in trade and excavation are: Surkotada , located in Kutch (Gujarat) , was excavated by J.P. Joshi . It is known for being the only Indus Valley site with evidence of horse remains . Sutkagendor , situated in Baluchistan (Pakistan) , lies on the banks of the Dashta r...

  Neolithic Sites in India – Burzahom, Utnur, Paiyampalli & Hallur 🌐 English Version: The Burzahom archaeological site is one of the most significant Neolithic sites in India. It is located in the Kashmir Valley , in the Srinagar district of Jammu and Kashmir . This site showcases unique pit dwellings , where people lived in underground houses with steps leading down into them. These dwellings tell a comprehensive story of human life and culture from around 3000 BCE to 1000 BCE . Burzahom is particularly important because it demonstrates the transition in human settlements—from subterranean (underground) living in the Neolithic period to ground-level mud-brick houses used by the Megalithic people . Excavations at Burzahom began in the year 1939 , revealing evidence of domesticated animals, farming, and tool usage. Apart from Burzahom, several other Neolithic sites are crucial to understanding early Indian history. Utnur , located in the Adilabad district of Telangan...

  Port Cities and Rakhigarhi – The Maritime and Urban Legacy of Harappan Civilization 🌐 English Version: The Indus Valley Civilization was not only known for its town planning and drainage system, but also for its maritime trade and well-developed port cities . Some of the important port towns of the Indus Valley Civilization include Sutkagendor , Balakot , Lothal , Allahdino , and Kuntasi . These sites show evidence of sea trade with West Asia and the Persian Gulf. These ports helped in the export of goods like beads, cotton textiles, and semi-precious stones. However, it is important to note that Rakhigarhi , despite being the largest Harappan site in the Indian subcontinent, is not a port town. It is located inland, around 27 kilometers from the seasonal Ghaggar River , in the Sarasvati river plain . Rakhigarhi is one of the most significant archaeological discoveries related to the Indus Valley Civilization . Excavations at this site have revealed a long cultural con...