Pandit ? Jawaharlal Nehru?

Jawaharlal Nehru's grandfather Ganga Dhar was actually a sunni muslim his real name was Gayasuddin Ghazi.

He was Kothwal of Delhi while Bahadur Shah Zafar was the Sultan of Delhi, how odd to appoint a Hindu for an important post!

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Further investigations were done too, but they couldn't find the name 'Ganga Dhar' as the city's Kothwal at all.

So how did he adopt his last name as 'Nehru'?

There was a canal (Nahar) near by their house in Delhi, people started recognising them as Nehrus because of the NAHAR!
Source: Encyclopaedia of Indian War of Independence 1857-1947, Vol. 13.

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Part 2

Lengthy again..

By 1974 the debate focused on whether there was a credible risk of explosion from the liquid fuel, or if this was manageable.


This risk led to the beginning of a major policy debate in the very heart of the secret state about whether this was an acceptable level of risk, or if there were alternative options open to consider.

There appears to have been a difference of opinion between different parts of government on what the right answer was in this case.

To the Royal Navy, charged with delivering the nuclear deterrent mission, the only acceptable answer was to step away from Chevaline and Polaris and upgrade to Poesidon as quickly as possible to maintain the credibility of the deterrent.

By contrast No10 was growing increasingly frustrated with what it saw as an inability by the Royal Navy to focus on delivering a capable SSBN force, & its constant demands to goldplate the solution – in one memo to the Prime Minister from his Private Secretary there is the line:
Part 2/2: List of 139+ Temples demolished to build m∆sjids in #UttarPradesh (Rest of the districts)

The first part had 134+ Temples frm 22 districts!!

273+ Hindu, Jain & Buddhist #Temples were destroyed by INVADERS, in 43 districts of UP!

NEVER FORGET NEVER FORGIVE 🙏


XXIII #Jalaun District

1 Kalpi

i Chaurãsî Gumbad complex of tombs. Many temple sites.

ii D∆rgãh of Shãh Abdul Fath Alãi Quraishi (1449) Temple site

iii Darg∆h of Shãh Bãbû Hãjî Samad (1529) Temple site

iv DeoDhi or Jãmi M•sjid (1554) Temple site

2 Katra, Møsjid (1649) Temple site
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XXIV #Jaunpur District

1 Jaunpur

i Atãlã M°sjid (1408) Atala Devi Temple materials used

ii Daribã M∆sjid. Vijayachandra's Temple materials used

iii Jhãñjarî Masj!d. Jayachandra's Temple materials used

iv Lãl Darwãzã Måsjid. Temple materials from a Temple at Varanasi used

v Hammam Darwãzã Ma$jid (1567-68) Temple materials used

vi Ibrãhîm Bãrbak-kî-Masj!d inside the Fort (1360) Temple materials used

vii Jãmi Masj!d. Pãtãla Devî Temple site.

viii Akbarî Bridge on the Gomatî. Temple materials used

ix Khãlis Mukhlis or Chãr Angulî M°sjid. Temple site

x Khãn Jahãn-kî-M∆sjid (1364) Temple site

xi Rauzã of Shãh Fîruz. Temple site.

2 Shahganj, D∆rgãh of Shãh Hazrat Alî. Temple site.

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