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Who destroyed Nalanda University? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CN3zhMtirs Satya Hindi सत्य हिन्दी
Jun 20, 2024 #Sachkasaamna #nalandauniversity #bihar
नालंदा विश्वविद्यालय को ध्वस्त करने वाला कौन था? क्या वह अलाउद्दीन खिलजी के गुस्से का शिकार हुआ? क्या बौद्ध धर्म से नफ़रत करने वाले ब्राम्हणों ने उसे नुक़सान पहुँचाया? क्या है असलियत? नालंदा विश्वविद्यालय के बारे में प्रो. राम पुनियानी से प्रो. मुकेश कुमार की बातचीत-

Who was the one to demolish Nalanda University? Did he become a victim of Alauddin Khilji's anger? Did the Brahmins who hated Buddhism harm it? What is the reality? About Nalanda University Prof. Ram Puniyani to Prof. Mukesh Kumar's conversation

History Writing to the Rescue against Sectarian Nationalism – A Tribute to Prof D.N. Jha by Dr Ram Puniyani
13/02/2021 https://countercurrents.org/2021/02/history-writing-to-the-rescue-against-sectarian-nationalism-a-tribute-to-prof-d-n-jha/ 

Destruction of Nalanda: In response to the article "History Writing to the Rescue against Sectarian Nationalism" by C. K. Raju https://frontierweekly.com/views/feb-21/20-2-21-Comment%20on%20History%20Writing-21-2-21.html  Mr Puniyani is completely wrong in attributing the destruction of Nalanda to Hindus. As pointed out long ago, in my article on “Time in Medieval India”[4] Nalanda was destroyed not by Bakhtiyar-i-Khalji but by his son Muhammad-i-Bakhtiyar-Khalji, .. The confusion between Muhammad-i-Bakhtiyar and Bakhtiyar-i-Khalji is probably because of the tradition of Muslim conquerors to start a new town when they destroyed an old one. There is a Bakhtiyarpur near Nalanda.

Leopards and deer to help find truth about SGNP twin tunnels https://www.mid-day.com/mumbai/mumbai-news/article/mumbai-leopards-and-deer-to-help-find-truth-about-sgnp-twin-tunnels-23354050  With the National Board of Wildlife (NBWL) approving the Thane-Borivli underground twin tunnel project by the MMRDA, which will pass below the Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP), the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) will study the project’s impact on ground-dwelling animals. To do this, WII plans to collar a total of 30 wild animals, including leopards, spotted deer, and sambar deer. 

The habitat (above the ground) is going to remain the same but there are chances that the ground-dwelling animals might sense the vibrations and we want to study how they react to the same. A radio telemetry study will be undertaken wherein we will radio collar three major wild species including leopard, spotted deer and sambar deer to study their movements before and after.”

Car-free Kala Ghoda: Can Mumbai make it work? car-free cities campaign, which has also mentioned Fridays For Future Mumbai's efforts !
https://citizenmatters.in/mumbai-bmc-car-free-streets/ “The streets of Kala Ghoda are a beautiful stretch with heritage gothic buildings surrounded by restaurants and boutiques that can be explored on a casual stroll, like in European countries. We are hoping that the BMC will allow restaurants to put chairs outside on pavements and streets for those hours. A beautification plan with cobbled pathways, landscaping and heritage street lamps is also on the anvil,” informs Brinda Miller, honorary chairperson of the KGA. 

“The streets of Kala Ghoda are a beautiful stretch with heritage gothic buildings surrounded by restaurants and boutiques that can be explored on a casual stroll, like in European countries. We are hoping that the BMC will allow restaurants to put chairs outside on pavements and streets for those hours. A beautification plan with cobbled pathways, landscaping and heritage street lamps is also on the anvil,” informs Brinda Miller, honorary chairperson of the KGA.