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Harakh Chand Nahata (18 July 1936 – 21
February 1999) was a
prominent Indian businessman and
social leader. He was born in Bikaner,
Rajasthan on 18 July...
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traces its
lineage to
Munshi Harakh Lal, who
migrated from
Gorakhpur to
Patna in the
early 19th century.
Munshi Harakh Lal
established himself as a key...
- Ram
Harakh Yadav was an
Indian politician. He was
elected to the Lok Sabha, the
lower house of the
Parliament of
India as a
member of the
Indian National...
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Hansanarayani (Purvi Thaat)
Hanskinkini (raga)
Haunsnad (raga)
Hansvinod (raga)
Harakh (putra raga)
Harsha (raga's son)
Harshsrungara Harasringara (raagini) Hari...
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Dahsil Fatehpur Gaura Gobindpur Gogaul urf
Gangauli Hajipur Hanuman Nagar Harakh Hariharpur Harpur Hasan Chak
Hayatpur Inamat Kalwara Kanigaon Kathalia Katka...
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Ghanshyam Das
Birla Lakshmi Mittal Jamnalal Bajaj H S
Ranka Chanda Kochhar Harakh Chand Nahata Motilal Oswal of
Motilal Oswal securities Desh
Bandhu Gupta...
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Ambakh Prince Arnakh Prince Shavarsh Prince Horay Prince Vastamkar Prince Harakh Prince Hiran Prince Anjakh Prince Dalagh Prince Horai II
Prince Zarmehr...
- 1952 Algu Rai
Shastri Indian National Congress 1957
Kalika Singh 1962 Ram
Harakh Yadav 1967
Chandrajit Yadav 1971 1977 Ram
Naresh Yadav Janata Party 1978^...
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masculine and
feminine musical notes are
combined to
produce putra rāgas
called Harakh, Pancham, Disakh, Bangal, Madhu, Madhava, Lalit, Bilawal. This
system is...
- raga Wives: Bhairavi, Bilawali, Punyaki, Bangali, Aslekhi. Sons: Pancham,
Harakh, Disakh, Bangal, Madhu, Madhava, Lalit, Bilaval. (2)
Parent Raga: Malkaus...
