- The Koh-e
Asamai (Dari: کوه آسمایی Kōh-e Āsamā'ī) is a
mountain located directly to the west of
downtown Kabul,
Afghanistan at an
elevation of 2,126 metres...
- District, with one town (Yokote) and 23
villages was established.
Masuda and
Asamai were
raised to town
status in 1895,
followed by
Kakumagawa in 1896, and...
- turmoil. In Kabul,
there are
several Hindu temples:
Asamai Hindu temple, Old city, Dargaa, Asamayi: The
Asamai temple is at the
foothills of the
central hill...
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There are also two
mountains in
between urban areas to the west: Koh-e
Asamai (locally
known as the
Television hill) and Ali Abad.
Hills within the city...
- ABS
Radio Akita 936 kHz JOTR 5 kW; 90.1 MHz FM 1 kW
Odate 1557 kHz JOTE
Asamai(Yokote) 1485 kHz JOTO
Kazuno 801 kHz
Honjo 1557 kHz JOTR-TV - ABS Television...
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community leaders calling for calm, both
parties ultimately clashed at the
Asamai Gate, when the Holi
procession was en
route to
Dargah Pir
Ratan Nath Jee...
- followers, for
various reasons. 1.
Jwala Devi
Jobner 2.
Jayanti Kali
Temple 3.
Asamai Devi
Temple in Kabul,
Afghanistan 4.
Juranpur Kali Temple, West
Bengal 5...
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Sakawand Temple dedicated to
Surya Asamai Temple The
Asamai temple is at the
foothills of the
central Kabul hill Koh-e
Asamai Bhairo Temple Shor
Bazaar Mangaldwar...
- milk
would be
taken up".
Asamai Hindu Temple, 45-32
Bowne Street:
Representing the
ancient Afghan Hindu community,
honoring Asamai, the city
goddess of Kabul...
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Laxmi Narain Mandir Guides Infantry Temple at Hoti Shiv
Mandir Asamai Temples Complex at
Asamai Gate
Balmiki Mandir at
Kalibari Dargah Pir
Ratan Nath at Jhanda...
