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advtanmoy 12/12/2017

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It is said what binds India[BHATAT] together is its “Sanskriti” (culture), and that people from Afghanistan to Burma, and Tibet to Sri Lanka, have the same forefathers. Even though we see different pictures, our forefathers were the same from 40,000 years ago, from Afghanistan to Burma, and from the slopes of Tibet in China to Sri Lanka in south, the DNA of the people say their forefathers are the same. This is something that connects us.

1. Shrinwantu vishwe amritasya putra-
    Arya dhamani divyani thasthu
2. Vedam ayetam purusham mahantam aditya varanam tamasa parasthath
    Tvameva vidhithva atimrityu methi, nanyah pantha vidyathe ayanaya

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