Miracle treasure of gold in Daundiyakhera -(Part 1):

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The picture above shows current scenario obtaining in Daundiyakheda village of Unnao district in Uttar Pradesh (India) otherwise a neglected area despite the fact that it relates historically to Nanarao Peshwa who, it is said, removed his treasure of gold at Bithoor to remain doubly cautious that it does not fall prey to Britishers in the event of their attack on Bithoor. There it was buried deep in the fort premises of Raja Rao Ram Bukhsh Singh. Rush of visitors to the area is massive these days for the people to personally witness the treasure estimated to be around 1000 tons of gold, enormously a big sum. Archeological Survey of India (ASI) made the similar attempt in Hyderabad (India) to dig open a big chunk of the spot in the beginning of this year with the notion that there was an immeasurable amount of money earlier belonging to the Nizam of Hyderabad but there it was all in vain and nothing came out after hectic excavations so made. Most probably the same fate may come out as the result of excavation being carried on at Daundiyakheda but the ASI authorities are hectically pinning their hopes as if they are very near to the success in their efforts. May be they finally land into the land of illusions. -Continued, Refer Part 2.

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What happened to open arms welcome to Indians?

Only recently the Prime Minister of UK, David Cameron, was in India when he quite cordially stated that his country is to welcome Indians with open arms, and this gesture amply indicated that the visa rules for visit to UK are to be liberally relaxed. What happened in practical terms tells a different story. Instead of liberalising visa permits, they appear to be more tightened showing a downward trend in issuance of necessary permits. This has resulted into a decline by 20% in respect of the doctors, students and others seeking visa permits enabling them to visit UK. What made the UK Prime Minister to go back on his assurance given to Indians during his visit to the country is a matter of surprise only. Looks like he is in the habit of blowing hot and cold in the same breath, While in India, he visited Jallianwala Bagh in Amritsar and placed wreaths on the site of massacre. It was certainly a good gesture, and he was duly hailed on that count. Immediately thereafter, he showed a very stiff posture on the question of returning the diamond Kohinoor to India. Might be the similar position in the opposite direction he adopted in the matter of visa permits. Politicians any where in the world are the same playing safe as it suits them with the varying situations.

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A bonanza for visitors

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