### Comprehensive Report on the Hagia Sophia Controversy

#### Introduction
The Hagia Sophia, located in Istanbul, Turkey, is one of the most historically significant buildings in the world.

Originally built as a Byzantine cathedral in the 6th century, it was later converted into an Ottoman mosque following the conquest of Constantinople in 1453.

In 1935, under the secular Republic of Turkey, it was transformed into a museum.

However, in July 2020, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan issued a decree re-converting the Hagia Sophia into a mosque.

This decision sparked widespread international controversy due to its historical, religious, and political implications.

#### Historical Significance
The Hagia Sophia holds immense historical value as both a Byzantine cathedral and an Ottoman mosque.

It served as the seat of the Eastern Orthodox Church for nearly a thousand years before becoming a symbol of Islamic conquest and Ottoman power.

Its designation as a UNESCO World Heritage

### Comprehensive Report on the Hagia Sophia Controversy

#### Introduction
The Hagia Sophia, located in Istanbul, Turkey, is one of the most historically significant buildings in the world.

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The devastating earthquake in Southern Turkey (and Syria) on February 6 also severely damaged President Erdogan's prestige and his chances of retaining power in the upcoming May 14 elections. That is if he allows the popular vote to determine the outcome freely. Much of the world knows why he's in trouble despite his lock on the national media. Some 50,000 dead on both sides of the border thus far, millions displaced, 156,000 buildings destroyed - the horror compounded by the corruption, incompetence and vindictiveness of officialdom. The notorious earthquake tax which was levied to ensure safe construction, instead, disappeared into the pockets of government cronies. Cheaply constructed buildings pancaked along street after street in multiple towns and cities. Amnesty laws had allowed owners to pay fines to dodge the rules. The fines went up the corruption pyramid as customary in Erdoganistan. A terrific recent article on the situation by Turkiye expert Henry J. Barkey of the Council On Foreign Relations details the current scenario .

Barkey's article is titled “Erdogan Is In Danger”; he like many other commentators believes this could be the end for Turkey's strongman populist leader. And though Barkey mentions that Erdogan and his AK party might cheat in the May parliamentary/presidential elections, he doesn't explore the situation fully, especially the regional and geostrategic repercussions of internal troubles. That's what this column is about. Neither Erdo nor his party can afford to lose power. Losing power means ultimately losing control over information – they are likely to be lynched in their homes when the full scale of kleptocracy, some two decades worth, begins to leak out. The military won't protect them, sore as it still is about being persecuted down the years. So the regime will try to hold on to power by any means - which could result in a melt-down of civic order sooner rather than later. Certainly, Erdogan's leverage will be severely diluted. But he will find a way.

One problem is that, still, the opposition is arguably not ready for prime time. It has already scarcely survived a divisive crisis just days ago. The leaders of the two rival opposition parties did agree to unite finally but we shouldn't forget that Erdo built his sway by fracturing them incessantly, and we can expect a relentless blizzard of pseudo-scandals against them in the media. It won't work; the country won't stomach barefaced government manipulation with the devastation still so fresh. We've seen inklings of the mood: pro-government attempts at politicizing the salvage process ignited fury on the ground. Blocking relief from foreign groups, trying to monopolize the aid deliveries, blaming opposition municipalities – all got instant pushback. Meanwhile, the President's favorite international bogeys, the countries he likes to blame for all ills – US, Israel, Greece, Europe, Sweden (for supposedly harboring Kurdish 'terrorists') and the like, all sent hardworking relief teams and supplies before Ankara could get its own act together. No more weaponizing of xenophobia to distract from his failures.

What then will Erdo resort to? Various businessmen and building owners have been arrested. Expect him to redirect public anger, sacrifice a few oligarchs perhaps. It won’t suffice. He will try to rally the country around him as the only hope for order. Too late for that. He will flood the devastated areas with money – the Saudis have just deposited $5 billion in Turkey's central bank to signal their support (more about that later). He will certainly mess with voting infrastructure and ballot counts, as he's often done in Kurdish areas, by making election centers scarce and hard of access in opposition areas and man them exclusively with loyalists. The most affected provinces in Turkiye were hitherto largely pro-AKP. He can kiss farewell to those votes. In short, any finessing that results in victory for him or his AK party, however close, will engender outrage. Even if he 'wins', he will have lost. No, Erdogan's only option, if he's to avoid massive civil strife, is to continue ruling through some form of ultra-powerful shadowy back-seat-driving role.

Crazy as that sounds, it has precedent in the region. Just to the north, in the Republic of Georgia, an unelected eminence grise figure (Bidzina Ivanishvili) has run the country for ten years from behind the scenes. As Georgia's richest oligarch, with infinite access to funds and influence from Moscow, he has puppeteered the political process minutely, even by flooding voters with cash prior to elections. The capital, Tbilisi, and its parliament square is currently roiling with protest but to what effect? He can't exactly resign from a post he doesn't occupy. There's no legal or concrete recourse for the public. This is the kind of role Erdogan will aim for. He owns the economy through oligarchs. Ditto the media. His appointees dominate the police, judiciary and prisons. Plus the religious and educational institutions. The army is cowed and supine. What is there left that could trouble him? The people? Well, yes, but he will hang on to the bitter end.

In a 'managed democracy' like Turkey hitherto under Erdogan, as in Russia, Georgia, Hungary, Venezuela and elsewhere, cronyism works like a web where the component parts depend on each other to function at all. The police arrest popular opposition leaders, the judiciary arrests them, the media dutifully smears them. Everyone is implicated in each others' crimes. All bosses depend on Erdogan's patronage. Crony oligarchs amass zillions, depend on the leader's stability and favor, help fund him to retain power to employ officials, judges, broadcasters, university chancellors, banks, hospitals. The entire civil service is packed with loyalists. A new government will need to purge vast numbers of people, dispossess kleptocrat-managers, starting from the top down. In short, with Erdogan gone, Turkiye's institutions could suffer severe tremors, at least in the short term. L'etat c'est moi, as Louis XIV said. That bodes ill for domestic stability – and equally for continuity in regional relations.

Now, left to itself, Turkey can get through such upheavals as the loss of Erdogan at the helm. It has weathered such crises before, not least via transient military coups, but there's too much at stake strategically at this juncture for outside players merely to stand back and watch. A chaotic Turkey would threaten regional, even global, stability. A whiff of chaos, economic meltdown, capital flight, tourism collapse, and you can see real trouble ahead. Which is why the Saudis made such a substantial early deposit in the central bank as a stabilizing vote of confidence. And why they just acted to restore diplomatic relations with Iran. Yes with Iran. Imagine that. The Saudis. After all this time. What could prompt such a weird initiative suddenly? The prospect of meltdown in Turkey is surely one big reason. Why? Because Erdogan had united with Israel to fortify Azerbaijan as a northern distraction to Iran, thus helping the Saudi struggle against the mullahs. Soon he may not have the discretion to make such decisions.

A lot of foreign powers would like Erdogan to keep sway in some form, because they're invested in his policies. Israel too would like Turkey to keep supporting Azerbaijan militarily to distract Iran from the north. Europe likes Ankara's policies of absorbing Syrian refugees. Erdogan's forward diplomacy in Central Asia – military guarantees to the Uzbeks and Kazakhs - is displacing Moscow's hegemony. The US likes that. The Saudis, just yesterday enemies of Erdogan, today need his robust pro-Sunni belligerence to counteract Iran's Shiite empire building. All this could change if the regime changes in Turkey. Opposition leaders have made noises about reversing Erdo's past constitutional machinations – they aim to move power from the Presidency back to parliament. That means a return to process and internal haggling before any decision gets made. Which also means no more simple unilateral deal-making with one man.

Let us consider the effect on Russia and Ukraine. Ankara just decided to block the sanctions-busting passage of goods to Russia through Turkey. What took them so long and why now? Erdogan's past equivocations on sanctions allowed him to keep Putin semi-happy while, at the same time, provocatively supplying Ukraine with war-drones. It also meant huge amounts of dark funds in Turkish bank coffers and oligarch yachts in marinas around Bodrum spending money. Lots of Ruski tourists and draft-dodging emigres, up to 19,000 a day last summer on the Med coast. Windfall for Turkey's economy. You will notice that there's no resolution to freeze Russian accounts especially coming via other countries. But, in the run-up to elections, Erdogan wants to avoid hostile US actions on his sanctions-busting, anything that would shake the economy, like embargoes on guilty Turkish banks. So he has thrown a sop to Cerberus by closing the goods-transiting loophole, said to benefit Turkiye some $738 million a month or more.

This is what happens when kleptocracies achieve state capture. They're not good at weathering cataclysms; the resulting power transitions become highly explosive. For the Soviet Union it was Chernobyl. For Turkey, the earthquake's biggest aftershock may be regional and global.

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Originally built as a Byzantine cathedral in the 6th century, it was later converted into an Ottoman mosque following the conquest of Constantinople in 1453.

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Running between the Topkapı Palace walls and Aya Sofya, this picturesque cobbled street is named after the Soğuk Çeşme (Cold Fountain) at its southern end. It is home to the Carpet Museum, to a row of faux-Ottoman houses functioning as a hotel and to an undoubtedly authentic restored Byzantine cistern that now operates as the hotel's restaurant.

In the 1980s the Turkish Touring & Automobile Association (Turing) acquired a row of buildings on this street and decided to demolish most of them in order to build nine re-creations of the prim Ottoman-style houses that had occupied the site in the previous two centuries. What ensued was a vitriolic battle played out on the pages of İstanbul's newspapers, with some experts arguing that the city would be left with a Disney-style architectural theme park rather than a legitimate exercise in conservation architecture. Turing eventually got the go-ahead (after the intervention of the Turkish president, no less) and in time opened all of the re-created buildings as Ayasofya Konakları, one of the city's first boutique heritage hotels. Conservation theory aside, the street is particularly attractive and worth a look.

How did Hagia Sophia become important for Muslims?

Sultan Mehmed II converted Hagia Sophia into a mosque,making it a key religious site for Muslims for centuries.

No--In 1934, Ataturk turned it into a museum, making it a major tourist attraction and secular symbol in Turkey.

When was Hagia Sophia built and under whose rule?

In 1935, under the secular Republic of Turkey, it was transformed into a museum.

No--In 1934, Ataturk turned it into a museum, making it a major tourist attraction and secular symbol in Turkey.

Why did Erdogan restore Hagia Sophia as a mosque in 2020?

Because he wanted to end its 86-year museum status to return it to its original role as a mosque.

However, in July 2020, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan issued a decree re-converting the Hagia Sophia into a mosque.

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    NNA – Turkeyrsquo;s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has promised his supporters a ldquo;bigger victoryrdquo; when they return to the polls in 12 daysrsquo; time in anbsp;run-offnbsp;vote for the countryrsquo;s top job.

    Erdogan, who is seeking a third term as president and a five-year extension of his 20-year rule, has appeared in a buoyant mood since Sundayrsquo;s parliamentary and presidential elections.

    In the face of an economic crisis, criticism over the response to Februaryrsquo;s earthquakes and opinion polls that indicated a win for his main rival, the president emerged largely ndash; if not totally ndash; victorious.

    Although he must face a second round against opposition leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu on May 28, as no candidate received more than 50 percent of the vote, momentum seems to be with Turkeyrsquo;s electorally most successful politician.

    ldquo;Now is the time to crown the success we achieved on May 14 with a bigger victory,rdquo; he tweeted on Tuesday. ldquo;With Allahrsquo;s permission, we will make May 28 the forerunner of the Century of Turkey.rdquo;

    Erdogan, however, cannot afford to let the machinery of his Justice and Development Party (AK Party) run out of steam.

    Although he received 49.5 percent of the vote in the presidential race to Kilicdaroglursquo;s 44.9 percent, his party dropped votes from the 2018 elections.

    The AK Party remains the largest party in parliament ndash; and has a majority with the backing of its alliance partners ndash; but it recorded the lowest level of support since it came to power in 2002, securing 35.6 percent of ballots.

    Referring to the drop in AK Party seats during a TV interview on Tuesday evening, Erdogan said the party was making ldquo;our preparations to eliminaterdquo; any mistakes.

    Despite such admissions, however, his confidence seems unaffected. On Sunday evening, Erdogan appeared on the balcony of the AK Party headquarters in Ankara ndash; a now traditional victory celebration for the leader ndash; preparing voters for the forthcoming run-off.

    In an appeal to national pride, he has emphasised the advances seen under his rule, including infrastructure projects, developments in the defence industry and vital energy schemes.

    Over recent weeks Erdogan initiated the delivery of natural gas from the Black Sea, enabling him to give households free gas during May, and opened Turkeyrsquo;s first nuclear power station, built by Russiarsquo;s Rosatom.

    The ldquo;worldrsquo;s first drone-carrierrdquo;, the amphibious assault ship TCG Anadolu, docked in Istanbul and Izmir for curious Turks keen to see the latest offering in Turkeyrsquo;s bid to become self-sufficient in defence. Erdogan was also present for a test of the future ldquo;national combat aircraftrdquo;.

    ldquo;National security, an independent foreign policy and a national defence industry will find a strong response among the electorate,rdquo; said Okan Muderrisoglu, a columnist for the Erdogan-supporting Sabah newspaper.

    The governmentrsquo;s record on fighting the Kurdistan Workersrsquo; Party (PKK) has also been at the centre of Erdoganrsquo;s messaging, painting Kilicdaroglu as soft on terror due to the support he receives from the pro-Kurdish Peoplesrsquo; Democratic Party (HDP).

    The government says the HDP is linked to the PKK and thousands of the partyrsquo;s members have been prosecuted in terrorism cases in recent years.

    ldquo;The opposition needs to understand that it cannot win elections by suppressing its opponents with pressure and cooperating with the extensions of the terrorist organisation,rdquo; Erdogan said in Tuesdayrsquo;s TV interview.

    ldquo;People vote for those who will serve them, not terrorist organisations.rdquo;

    On his plans for the second phase of electioneering, Erdogan said he would visit the earthquake zone, where support for the AK Party was largely maintained.mdash;agencies

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Why did Erdogan restore Hagia Sophia as a mosque in 2020?

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This decision sparked widespread international controversy due to its historical, religious, and political implications.

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#### Historical Significance
The Hagia Sophia holds immense historical value as both a Byzantine cathedral and an Ottoman mosque.

How did Hagia Sophia become important for Muslims?

Sultan Mehmed II converted Hagia Sophia into a mosque,making it a key religious site for Muslims for centuries.

No--In 1934, Ataturk turned it into a museum, making it a major tourist attraction and secular symbol in Turkey.

Why is Hagia Sophia considered one of the greatest buildings in history?

Served as the central church of Byzantine Christianity,

It served as the seat of the Eastern Orthodox Church for nearly a thousand years before becoming a symbol of Islamic conquest and Ottoman power.

How did Hagia Sophia become important for Muslims?

Sultan Mehmed II converted Hagia Sophia into a mosque,making it a key religious site for Muslims for centuries.

No--In 1934, Ataturk turned it into a museum, making it a major tourist attraction and secular symbol in Turkey.

Why is Hagia Sophia considered one of the greatest buildings in history?

Served as the central church of Byzantine Christianity,

Its designation as a UNESCO World Heritage


# Traditional Indian Medicine: Modern Applications and Research

## Introduction

Traditional Indian medicine, primarily represented by Ayurveda, is gaining significant recognition in modern healthcare systems worldwide.

With the recent establishment of the World Health Organization's Global Centre for Traditional Medicine (GCTM) in Jamnagar, Gujarat, there's renewed global interest in unlocking the potential of Ayurveda by blending ancient practices with modern science.

## Current Research and Applications

### Global Recognition and Institutional Support

The WHO's decision to establish its first and only global outpost centre for traditional medicine in Gujarat demonstrates the international recognition of Indian traditional medicine's potential.

This center aims to bridge ancient Ayurvedic practices with contemporary scientific methods, creating evidence-based approaches to healthcare.

### Specific Disease Treatments

Several Indian herbs have shown promising results in treating common health conditions:

**Diabetes and Hypertension Management:**
- **Basil (Tulsi)**: Contains eugenol, which helps normalize blood glucose, blood pressure, and

# Traditional Indian Medicine: Modern Applications and Research

## Introduction

Traditional Indian medicine, primarily represented by Ayurveda, is gaining significant recognition in modern healthcare systems worldwide.

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During the SCO Forum on Traditional Medicine 2021, which ended in China, prominent politicians and envoys of the SCO member states praised the achievements of the SCO countries in the fight against COVID-19 coronavirus infection, which showed solidarity in providing mutual assistance.
Zhyldyz Bakashova, Deputy Prime Minister of Kyrgyzstan, noted in her video message that the current forum provided the SCO countries with a platform that allows them to learn more about Chinese medicine and exchange experiences.
In the context of the raging epidemic, health care is an important area in the framework of SCO cooperation.
At the beginning of the outbreak, the SCO countries helped each other.
In the current difficult period, close cooperation of medical institutions of different countries has acquired special importance.
It is also very interesting to study more thoroughly the traditional medicine of different peoples, including the Kyrgyz, for the exchange of experience.
Traditional Kyrgyz medicine, in fact, coped with many diseases.
More than 200 species of herbs grow in Kyrgyzstan, among which there are the most valuable ones for the production of medicines.
In her opinion, if you carry out work on the search, systematization and classification of folk methods of treatment, recipes, then there is no doubt that you can get very interesting information.
This information, methods and recipes will open even more opportunities for cooperation in this area between the SCO countries.
The forum was one of the important events dedicated to the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
About 500 representatives from China and the SCO member states took part in it in mixed online + offline formats.
Traditional medicine, according to the participants of the forum, played an active role in the global fight against the pandemic and serves as a support for the protection of the health of the peoples of the world and the joint formation of a single community of mankind.
Therefore, it is necessary to actively promote research on the role of traditional medicine in preserving health and in preventing diseases, diagnosing, treating, and identifying its unique advantages in countering such common challenges as the coronavirus pandemic.
Afghan Ambassador to China Javid Ahmad Kaem said that in addition to good management of the coronavirus treatment process in China, traditional Chinese medicine also plays a significant role.
Its preparations are widely used in Belarus, Armenia and other countries.
And in Tajikistan and Uzbekistan there are research centers of Chinese medicine.
Minister Counsellor of the Russian Embassy in China Ivan Zhelokhovtsev praised the achievements of China in the field of traditional medicine and noted that the methods of TCM have achieved many good results in the treatment of diseases together with non-traditional and new Western medical methods, including the fight against coronavirus.
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'Will take Ayurveda to my country, can help millions': Ex Kenya PM's daughter

The comment came in the backdrop of the World Health Organisation launching its Global Centre for Traditional Medicine (GCTM) in Jamnagar in Gujarat a day ago.
Published on Apr 20, 2022 03:16 PM IST
Written by Shubhangi Gupta | Edited by Chandrashekar Srinivasan, New Delhi

Ayurveda, a traditional healing system that has roots in the Indian subcontinent, has now invited praises from the daughter of Raila Odinga, former prime minister of Kenya. Odinga's daughter Rosemary, who regained her eyesight after undergoing Ayurvedic treatment in India in 2019, has said she would take Ayurveda to Kenya as it can help millions of people.

“Earlier I couldn't see, now I can. PM mentioning my treatment shows close relations b/w our countries. I'll take Ayurveda to my country, it can help millions of people,” news agency ANI quoted her as saying on Wednesday.

The comment came in the backdrop of the World Health Organisation launching its Global Centre for Traditional Medicine (GCTM) in Jamnagar in Gujarat a day ago. Dr Tedros Ghebreyesus, Director-General, World Health Organization (WHO) had also attended the ceremony to lay the foundation stone, alongside Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The WHO centre in Gujarat will be aimed at unlocking the potential of Ayurveda by blending ancient practices with modern science. It will be the first and only global outpost centre for traditional medicine across the world.

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Raila Odinga had himself praised Ayurveda and spoken about his intentions of taking Ayurveda to his country. In February, he had discussed with PM Modi the opening of a branch of the same hospital -- where his daughter underwent treatment -- in Kenya. "I have suggested to them that they should come and set up a branch in Nairobi, Kenya and I am going to work with them to set up this centre," ANI had quoted Odinga as saying.

Odinga was referring to Sreedhareeyam Ayurvedic Eye Hospital and Research Centre in Kerala.

After being diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2017, Odinga's daughter had undergone surgery in Nairobi. But in the post-operative period, Rosemary had complained of severe loss of eyesight. She travelled to India in 2019 and underwent treatment at Shreedhareeyam Ayurvedic Eye Hospital in Koothattukulam, Kerala which helped her vision to restore.

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What is the traditional Indian medical system called?

What is the traditional Indian medical system called?

With the recent establishment of the World Health Organization's Global Centre for Traditional Medicine (GCTM) in Jamnagar, Gujarat, there's renewed global interest in unlocking the potential of Ayurveda by blending ancient practices with modern science.

What is the traditional Indian medical system called?

## Current Research and Applications

### Global Recognition and Institutional Support

The WHO's decision to establish its first and only global outpost centre for traditional medicine in Gujarat demonstrates the international recognition of Indian traditional medicine's potential.

Title:

Content: Health ministers from 30 countries to attend global summit on traditional medicine

The Ministry of Ayush and the World Health Organization (WHO) will jointly host the first global summit on traditional medicine in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, on August 17-18, 2023.

The summit will be attended by health ministers from 30 countries and is expected to be one of the largest gatherings of its kind, bringing together participants from over 90 countries, distinguished members of academia, government representatives, and significant players from the traditional medicine sector.

The summit will explore the role of traditional, complementary, and integrative medicine in addressing pressing health challenges and driving progress in global health and sustainable development.

The WHO Global Centre for Traditional Medicine, which was inaugurated in 2022 as the United Nation’s first and largest traditional medicine outpost in any developing country, will be one of the highlights of the summit.

The summit will also feature an Ayush Exhibition Zone, which will showcase the rich heritage and diversity of Indian traditional medicine.

This center aims to bridge ancient Ayurvedic practices with contemporary scientific methods, creating evidence-based approaches to healthcare.

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Content: 5 basic Ayurvedic routines you should try for healthy hair and clean scalp

Are you constantly struggling with severe hair fall, dry ends, and dandruff? Here's a simple 5-step Ayurvedic guide for you if you want a healthy scalp and lustrous hair.

Hair Care

Whether it's the pollution, chemicals or your rising stress levels, even the slightest change can have an adverse effect on your scalp and hair health. And that comes with severe hair fall, scalp infection, dandruff, dry ends, split ends and so many other issues.
But you know that you can always find the answers in Ayurveda. We chatted with Nature Code's co-founder Vani Ahuja who went on to share 5 Ayurvedic hair care routines for that flawless mane that you've been dreaming of.
Regular Oiling
Your scalp is made up of different energy-relieving places called "Marmas," according to Ayurveda. The rejuvenation tool to remove any excess or severe doshas accumulated in your head through marmas is oiling your scalp and hair,
Along with rejuvenation, the nourishing, root-strengthening, and conditioning characteristics of Ayurvedic oils used in scalp and hair massages regularly encourage the growth of healthy, strong, and glossy hair.
Hair oiling is advised by Ayurveda two to three times a week. Before washing your hair, you should oil your hair for at least 20 minutes according to traditional Ayurvedic traditions. Massage your scalp and hair with warm oil at night for best effects, then wash your hair the next day. This works wonders for your hair and scalp when it comes to conditioning.
Use Hair Masks / Hair Butters to Regularly Condition Your Hair
Ayurvedic hair masks, known as "Shiro lepas," are one of the most effective treatments for deeply nourishing and conditioning your scalp and hair. Ayurveda advises using hair masks once per week or two weeks to maintain the health of your scalp and hair while assisting you in overcoming internal hair loss reasons like stress and anxiety.
To make your nutrient-rich hair masks, you can use Ayurvedic herbal powders like Amalaki, henna, fenugreek, and solvents like egg white and aloe vera gel. From your hair's roots to the tips, apply the mask, and then wait 30 to 40 minutes before rinsing it off with water.
Regularly Cut Your Hair
Your hair tips will appear sparse and rough due to split ends and broken hair. By regularly clipping your hair to remove split ends, you can prevent this. Trim your hair every 8 to 12 weeks to make sure you get rid of your split ends.
Don't Use Chemical Products
The harsh chemicals found in hair products have the potential to alter the pH of your scalp while also removing the protein layers from your hair and your scalp's natural oils. To achieve holistic hair health without unfavorable risks, switch to Ayurvedic products which are Sulphate , Paraben & Silicone free and contain natural herbal ingredients & essential oils.
Ayurvedic Treatments
The foundation of ayurvedic science is the idea of cleansing, reviving, and balancing your body's energy.
In addition to your regular home hair care routine, you can set aside some time once a month for Ayurvedic therapies like Panchakarma, which includes deep nourishing and purifying procedures like Nasya, Basti, Shirodhara, Shiro Abhyanga, and Shiro Lepa.
These therapies calm and relax your mind and body in addition to cleaning your blood by balancing your doshas and promoting healthy hair regrowth.
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Traditional Chinese medicine is more than 3,000 years old.
But it was only in the last 70 years that European doctors began to study it in more detail, trying to find a scientific justification for the effectiveness of its methods.
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### Specific Disease Treatments

Several Indian herbs have shown promising results in treating common health conditions:

**Diabetes and Hypertension Management:**
- **Basil (Tulsi)**: Contains eugenol, which helps normalize blood glucose, blood pressure, and

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Spices and herbs are touted as those magical ingredients that not only keep our health in check but also give our body immunity nourishing nutrients

The hidden magical properties of these herbs may surprisingly help in treating or rather preventing both diabetes and hypertension

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Poor lifestyle paves way for diseases. Diabetes and hypertension are two commonly diagnosed lifestyle disorders. Both, if not treated correctly, can result in serious health problems such as stroke, impaired eyesight, heart attack, kidney damage, congestive heart failure, among others. It’s vital to monitor your blood pressure and blood sugar levels as well as stick to medication and healthy food. While medicines play an essential role in curing and keeping both the health issues in control, some herbs can do unexpected wonders.

Several Indian herbs are well-known to help with various ailments, not all herbs have strong research evidence to confirm their efficacy. If you are looking forward to growing a garden for your health, here are some herbs you cannot skip. The hidden magical properties of these herbs may surprisingly help in treating or rather preventing both diabetes and hypertension.

What are these herbs? Let’s take a look:

Basil

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Basil or tulsi combats metabolic stress and is incredibly effective at normalizing blood glucose, blood pressure, cholesterol levels, as well as psychological stress. Eugenol, a molecule found in tulsi, opposes chemicals that constrict blood vessels and lowers blood pressure. You can either chew a few leaves of tulsi or put them in your tea.

Cinnamon

Cinnamon is commonly found in Indian households. Widely used in baking cakes and cooking curries, this Indian spice is highly beneficial in terms of decreasing blood pressure. Cinnamon is anti-viral, anti-bacterial, and anti-fungal. It also contains antioxidants as well as anti-inflammatory properties. Owing to its properties, cinnamon helps to lower the risk of type 2 diabetes.

Fenugreek

Fenugreek or what we call methi dana is useful for diabetes, several researches have stated. Consuming 10 grams of soaked fenugreek seeds can help regulate Type 2 diabetes.

Turmeric

Turmeric’s healing properties are well-known. The popularity of this Indian spice has multiplied 10 times, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Turmeric contains a chemical called curcumin, which is a powerful antioxidant that aids the treatment of diabetes. It also has anti-inflammatory effects. From your vegetables and dals, to drinking turmeric milk, incorporating this spice into your daily diet is an easy task.

Garlic

Garlic not only adds flavour to your dish, but also provides a bunch of health benefits. It can reduce blood pressure by boosting nitric oxide levels in the body. The drug relaxes and dilates your blood vessels, lowering blood pressure hence allowing the blood to flow freely.

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## Introduction

Traditional Indian Medicine, primarily known as Ayurveda, represents one of the world's oldest holistic healing systems.

While deeply rooted in ancient practices, modern research is increasingly validating and integrating Ayurvedic principles with contemporary Western medicine.

This report focuses on current research applications, specific disease treatments, and institutional developments in the field.

## Current Research and Applications

### Ashwagandha: A Case Study in Modern Research

One of the most extensively studied Ayurvedic herbs is Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera).

Current research has validated many of its traditional uses:

- **Stress and Anxiety Management**: Clinical studies demonstrate Ashwagandha's effectiveness in reducing cortisol levels and managing stress-related disorders
- **Anti-inflammatory Properties**: Research confirms its anti-inflammatory compounds that may benefit various chronic conditions
- **Sleep Disorders**: Studies show promising results for treating insomnia and improving sleep quality
- **Cognitive Enhancement

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### Ashwagandha: A Case Study in Modern Research

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Ashwagandha is a medicinal herb used in traditional Indian medicine (Ayurveda) for centuries and has become controversial on social media due to some interesting claims about its potential benefits.
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Traditional use: Ashwagandha is believed to have soothing, anti-inflammatory and anti-stress properties.
It has been used in the Indian tradition to treat a variety of conditions such as stress, anxiety, sleep disorders and fatigue.
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Scientific research: There are some scientific studies that support some of the potential benefits of ashwagandha.
Some research has shown its potential effect in reducing anxiety levels, improving sleep, and supporting mental functioning.
However, more research is still needed to confirm the efficacy and safety of this herb.
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Side Possibilities: Typically, ashwagandha is considered safe when taken in moderate doses.
However, some minor side effects such as drowsiness or digestive disorders may occur.
Consult your doctor before taking ashwagandha, especially if you have an existing medical condition or are taking other medications.
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Drug interactions: Interactions may occur between ashwagandha and some other drugs.
It is advised not to take ashwagandha if you are taking medications such as antibiotics, depression inhibitors or thyroid medications, unless you consult your doctor.
You should remember that ashwagandha is not an officially recognized remedy for any health condition.
If you are considering using them, you should consult your physician or use a specialist healthcare practitioner for personal advice and guidance appropriate to your individual health condition.

Current research has validated many of its traditional uses:

- **Stress and Anxiety Management**: Clinical studies demonstrate Ashwagandha's effectiveness in reducing cortisol levels and managing stress-related disorders
- **Anti-inflammatory Properties**: Research confirms its anti-inflammatory compounds that may benefit various chronic conditions
- **Sleep Disorders**: Studies show promising results for treating insomnia and improving sleep quality
- **Cognitive Enhancement

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### Report on Vandalism Incidents Targeting the Little Mermaid Statue in Copenhagen

#### Introduction
The Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen, Denmark, is one of the world's most recognized cultural landmarks.

Created by sculptor Edvard Eriksen and unveiled in 1913, the statue has become an iconic symbol of Copenhagen.

However, its fame has also made it a frequent target for acts of vandalism.

This report details the repeated intentional damages the statue has sustained over the years, including the circumstances, perpetrators, and motivations behind each incident.

#### Historical Overview of Vandalism Incidents

1.

**First Decapitation (1960s)**
   - **Date:** 1960s (exact date unspecified)
   - **Damage:** The statue's head was sawn off.

- **Perpetrators:** Unknown individuals.

- **Motivation:** The act was likely a prank or an act of mischief, as no specific

### Report on Vandalism Incidents Targeting the Little Mermaid Statue in Copenhagen

#### Introduction
The Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen, Denmark, is one of the world's most recognized cultural landmarks.

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The policy of war refers only to the current one, and not to its perpetuity. Grave moral outrages are not committed deliberately by communities organized around the fulfillment of sexual desires, but by individuals. Group characteristics are taboo to mention, especially where they are most obvious, such as in matters of urban crime and in the hatred of Christianity.

The words used to describe our reality do not correspond to the facts. This is intentional, because the world created by the ideology of our managers is chaotic. It would be embarrassed by a fair description. This is also intentional, as what is bad for you is good for them. This is the reason some crises are talked up, and a sense of helpless doom encouraged, whilst grave defects in our collapsing societies pass without mention. The idea is to make freedom identical with anarchy, so that tyranny becomes attractive.

Noticing patterns based on direct experience of reality is dangerous. It is a danger to you, personally, as you risk your ability to work and have a bank account for so doing. It is a criminal offense in the U.K. to express disagreement with and cause offense to, say, a group of depraved female impersonators. This group revels in the humiliation of its victims, which are usually normal people making basic observations about reality. The power to humiliate, to insist that what is real is what is not, is a feature of this particular fetish. It is one shared by many social revolutionaries, who frame the attachment to norms and to normal life as some outmoded defense mechanism of the ridiculous.

Noticing patterns in deeds, not only in words, is also a danger to society. To remark upon the banalization of chaos and moral turpitude injures the cohesion of our successfully progressive and diverse former nations. The new normlessness cannot be questioned, because it cannot be reconciled with common sense. Therefore, common sense is ignorance, and questions are hate. It is a feature of the creeping normophobia in our culture that to be a normal person is to be something of a bigot.

The obvious connection here is the retreat from — some might say a deliberate destruction of — the Christian foundations of our civilization. Whilst it is difficult to argue reverence for the Christian faith when so few of its clergy take it seriously, it is clear that our culture is detaching itself deliberately from its heritage. There is a concerted attempt to replace religion — but not all of them — with an idea of progress which deifies science and fetishizes technology.

One actual cult exists — in Scientology — which makes much of “tech.” This is what they call the jargon of their cult. Scientology was invented by a former occultist, who learned the trick of starting your own religion from “The Great Beast” Aleister Crowley.

The ideology which rules us has resulted in a far wider cult. This might be termed the international religion. It is a development which signals the end of late stage-liberalism.

Liberalism was an attempt to continue Christianity without Christ. In defense of the sanctity of human life and liberty it inherited, it replaced the divine with Reason.

This stage was surpassed by the influence of technological progress, which has revived the dream of godlike powers for the would be masters of our future.

The creation of an ideological cult which celebrates the goal of a future global society permanently dominated by technologies of remote-control is helpful to the project.

Every attempt at cultural and traditional vandalism is defended by the urgent demands of progress.

This project of destruction, which includes the removal of basic liberties of belief, expression and property forever, is undertaken in the service of a technologically fetishized idea of universal human uplift.

In fact, it is a program of degradation, whose object is the erasure of every aspect of meaningful human life with a mass media spectacle. We are to be perpetual spectators in this future of no freedom from control. China is often cited as the model, but what is not widely known is that Ukraine is being used to trial the rollout of digital governance. Their Ministry of Digital Transformation promotes an app through which citizens access government services. It has been highly praised by the aptly named Samantha Power, of the regime change agency USAID. She recently visited Hungary in order to destabilize and overthrow their sensible and pro-family government.

Incidentally, the Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjarto joins Germany in demanding a UN investigation into the NordStream pipeline attacks, which were obviously carried out by the USA. This is a deed which is seldom described at all in the media. In a report which has not been carried by Western media at all, Szijjarto notes that the overwhelming majority of media is liberal in Europe, whilst that of his country is condemned for having a genuine spectrum of opinion.

We are often criticized of not [sic] ensuring media freedom in Hungary. Yet for those who criticize us for not allowing media freedom to be putting journalists on a sanctions list – this is confusing

What could be the reason these matters are not reported honestly? They are examples of attempts to make words match acts, to return from exile the descriptions we are given of the world. It is a reconciliation that is prohibited by an ideology that cannot survive an argument.

The bulwark of defense against this inhuman scheme is the belief in the one true God. His majesty is undermined, His sacraments profaned, His laws despised as the outmoded beliefs of superstitious fools and of inflexible bigots.

One means by which this is achieved is the opprobrium attached to the public noticing of acts. People who remark upon patterns of social, cultural and international chaos are derided and deplatformed. There are considerable costs advertised as the consequences of noticing patterns out loud.

The plague of drug abuse, of loneliness and of depression and mental illness. The proliferation of satanic imagery and messaging in the media. The abolition of basic liberty under lockdown, and the insane march to nuclear war are all examples of patterns which are routinely framed as instances. Whether necessary or exceptional, they are always described as particular and never as general examples of disorder.

The restoration of the vocabulary of experience is foundational to the renewal of our Christian nations. It has been estranged from reality by those who believe there is nothing more real than their own words. To them, all morality is a pleasure-seeking choice and the highest virtue is the avoidance of judgment – which the guilty fear as harm.

As St. Thomas Aquinas said:

Three things are necessary for the salvation of man: to know what he ought to believe; to know what he ought to desire; and to know what he ought to do.

This attempt to supplant reality is offered in the manner of an invitation you have no permission to refuse. It is to a permanent delusion to which you are summoned. To accept it is to turn your back on every aspect of reality, including the Ultimate, which is God.

Created by sculptor Edvard Eriksen and unveiled in 1913, the statue has become an iconic symbol of Copenhagen.

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This report details the repeated intentional damages the statue has sustained over the years, including the circumstances, perpetrators, and motivations behind each incident.

#### Historical Overview of Vandalism Incidents

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**First Decapitation (1960s)**
   - **Date:** 1960s (exact date unspecified)
   - **Damage:** The statue's head was sawn off.

- **Perpetrators:** Unknown individuals.

- **Motivation:** The act was likely a prank or an act of mischief, as no specific


### Report on Vandalism Incidents Targeting the Little Mermaid Statue in Copenhagen

#### Introduction
The Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen, Denmark, is one of the world's most iconic cultural landmarks.

Created by sculptor Edvard Eriksen and unveiled in 1913, the statue has become a symbol of Copenhagen and a major tourist attraction.

However, over the years, it has been the target of numerous acts of vandalism, reflecting various sociological and psychological motivations.

This report details the repeated intentional damages the statue has sustained, including the timing, nature of damage, perpetrators, and underlying motivations.

#### Incident 1: 1960s - Decapitation
- **Date**: 1960s (exact date unspecified)
- **Damage**: The statue's head was sawn off.

- **Perpetrator**: Unknown individuals.

- **Motivation**: The act was likely a prank or an act of rebellion, though no specific political

### Report on Vandalism Incidents Targeting the Little Mermaid Statue in Copenhagen

#### Introduction
The Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen, Denmark, is one of the world's most iconic cultural landmarks.

Title:

Content: Opinion

(LifeSiteNews) — Whenever something disturbing happens it is customary for the media to present it as an isolated event.

The policy of war refers only to the current one, and not to its perpetuity. Grave moral outrages are not committed deliberately by communities organized around the fulfillment of sexual desires, but by individuals. Group characteristics are taboo to mention, especially where they are most obvious, such as in matters of urban crime and in the hatred of Christianity.

The words used to describe our reality do not correspond to the facts. This is intentional, because the world created by the ideology of our managers is chaotic. It would be embarrassed by a fair description. This is also intentional, as what is bad for you is good for them. This is the reason some crises are talked up, and a sense of helpless doom encouraged, whilst grave defects in our collapsing societies pass without mention. The idea is to make freedom identical with anarchy, so that tyranny becomes attractive.

Noticing patterns based on direct experience of reality is dangerous. It is a danger to you, personally, as you risk your ability to work and have a bank account for so doing. It is a criminal offense in the U.K. to express disagreement with and cause offense to, say, a group of depraved female impersonators. This group revels in the humiliation of its victims, which are usually normal people making basic observations about reality. The power to humiliate, to insist that what is real is what is not, is a feature of this particular fetish. It is one shared by many social revolutionaries, who frame the attachment to norms and to normal life as some outmoded defense mechanism of the ridiculous.

Noticing patterns in deeds, not only in words, is also a danger to society. To remark upon the banalization of chaos and moral turpitude injures the cohesion of our successfully progressive and diverse former nations. The new normlessness cannot be questioned, because it cannot be reconciled with common sense. Therefore, common sense is ignorance, and questions are hate. It is a feature of the creeping normophobia in our culture that to be a normal person is to be something of a bigot.

The obvious connection here is the retreat from — some might say a deliberate destruction of — the Christian foundations of our civilization. Whilst it is difficult to argue reverence for the Christian faith when so few of its clergy take it seriously, it is clear that our culture is detaching itself deliberately from its heritage. There is a concerted attempt to replace religion — but not all of them — with an idea of progress which deifies science and fetishizes technology.

One actual cult exists — in Scientology — which makes much of “tech.” This is what they call the jargon of their cult. Scientology was invented by a former occultist, who learned the trick of starting your own religion from “The Great Beast” Aleister Crowley.

The ideology which rules us has resulted in a far wider cult. This might be termed the international religion. It is a development which signals the end of late stage-liberalism.

Liberalism was an attempt to continue Christianity without Christ. In defense of the sanctity of human life and liberty it inherited, it replaced the divine with Reason.

This stage was surpassed by the influence of technological progress, which has revived the dream of godlike powers for the would be masters of our future.

The creation of an ideological cult which celebrates the goal of a future global society permanently dominated by technologies of remote-control is helpful to the project.

Every attempt at cultural and traditional vandalism is defended by the urgent demands of progress.

This project of destruction, which includes the removal of basic liberties of belief, expression and property forever, is undertaken in the service of a technologically fetishized idea of universal human uplift.

In fact, it is a program of degradation, whose object is the erasure of every aspect of meaningful human life with a mass media spectacle. We are to be perpetual spectators in this future of no freedom from control. China is often cited as the model, but what is not widely known is that Ukraine is being used to trial the rollout of digital governance. Their Ministry of Digital Transformation promotes an app through which citizens access government services. It has been highly praised by the aptly named Samantha Power, of the regime change agency USAID. She recently visited Hungary in order to destabilize and overthrow their sensible and pro-family government.

Incidentally, the Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjarto joins Germany in demanding a UN investigation into the NordStream pipeline attacks, which were obviously carried out by the USA. This is a deed which is seldom described at all in the media. In a report which has not been carried by Western media at all, Szijjarto notes that the overwhelming majority of media is liberal in Europe, whilst that of his country is condemned for having a genuine spectrum of opinion.

We are often criticized of not [sic] ensuring media freedom in Hungary. Yet for those who criticize us for not allowing media freedom to be putting journalists on a sanctions list – this is confusing

What could be the reason these matters are not reported honestly? They are examples of attempts to make words match acts, to return from exile the descriptions we are given of the world. It is a reconciliation that is prohibited by an ideology that cannot survive an argument.

The bulwark of defense against this inhuman scheme is the belief in the one true God. His majesty is undermined, His sacraments profaned, His laws despised as the outmoded beliefs of superstitious fools and of inflexible bigots.

One means by which this is achieved is the opprobrium attached to the public noticing of acts. People who remark upon patterns of social, cultural and international chaos are derided and deplatformed. There are considerable costs advertised as the consequences of noticing patterns out loud.

The plague of drug abuse, of loneliness and of depression and mental illness. The proliferation of satanic imagery and messaging in the media. The abolition of basic liberty under lockdown, and the insane march to nuclear war are all examples of patterns which are routinely framed as instances. Whether necessary or exceptional, they are always described as particular and never as general examples of disorder.

The restoration of the vocabulary of experience is foundational to the renewal of our Christian nations. It has been estranged from reality by those who believe there is nothing more real than their own words. To them, all morality is a pleasure-seeking choice and the highest virtue is the avoidance of judgment – which the guilty fear as harm.

As St. Thomas Aquinas said:

Three things are necessary for the salvation of man: to know what he ought to believe; to know what he ought to desire; and to know what he ought to do.

This attempt to supplant reality is offered in the manner of an invitation you have no permission to refuse. It is to a permanent delusion to which you are summoned. To accept it is to turn your back on every aspect of reality, including the Ultimate, which is God.

Created by sculptor Edvard Eriksen and unveiled in 1913, the statue has become a symbol of Copenhagen and a major tourist attraction.

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However, over the years, it has been the target of numerous acts of vandalism, reflecting various sociological and psychological motivations.

This report details the repeated intentional damages the statue has sustained, including the timing, nature of damage, perpetrators, and underlying motivations.

#### Incident 1: 1960s - Decapitation
- **Date**: 1960s (exact date unspecified)
- **Damage**: The statue's head was sawn off.

- **Perpetrator**: Unknown individuals.

- **Motivation**: The act was likely a prank or an act of rebellion, though no specific political


### Report on the Repeated Intentional Damages to the Little Mermaid Statue in Copenhagen

#### Introduction
The Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen, a cultural icon created by sculptor Edvard Eriksen and unveiled in 1913, has been the subject of repeated acts of vandalism and intentional damage over the decades.

These incidents often reflect broader social, political, and cultural tensions, making the statue not only a tourist attraction but also a symbol of contention.

This report details the known cases of vandalism, including the nature of the damage, the perpetrators where identified, and the underlying stories or motivations behind each incident.

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#### 1.

**First Decapitation (1960s)**
- **Date:** Exact date unclear, but occurred in the 1960s.

- **Damage:** The statue's head was sawn off.

- **Perpetrators:** Unknown.

- **Story/Context:** This was one of the earliest recorded acts

### Report on the Repeated Intentional Damages to the Little Mermaid Statue in Copenhagen

#### Introduction
The Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen, a cultural icon created by sculptor Edvard Eriksen and unveiled in 1913, has been the subject of repeated acts of vandalism and intentional damage over the decades.

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Content: Stolen staff returned to Harriet Tubman statue in Annapolis

BALTIMORE -- A staff stolen from a Harriet Tubman statue on display at an Annapolis museum has been returned after it was taken nearly a month ago.

No one knows if the staff was the target of a mindless attack or a crime of racist aggression. They're just glad they got it back.

"It's just mind-boggling to me," visitor Rich Adams said.

The staff, also known as a veve, now sits in its rightful place.

"I was surprised that on this street in front of a museum that someone would be so brazen to vandalize a statue—just in general," Adams said.

The theft took place in December. That's when vandals snatched the staff from the hands of the statue in front of the Banneker-Douglas Museum in Annapolis.

"When we discovered that the statue was vandalized, we were collectively devastated," Canel Johnson, the executive director of the Banneker-Douglas Museum, said.

It's a disturbing sign more than a century later that the iconic abolitionist is still facing attacks—even in the form of a statue.

"The statue was only here at the Banneker-Douglass Museum for a few months before it was vandalized," Johnson said.

It was on loan to the museum by the Goya Contemporary Gallery in Baltimore.

"With the help of the Annapolis police, the community at large, we were able to recover the veve and return it to its original glory," Johnson said.

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These incidents often reflect broader social, political, and cultural tensions, making the statue not only a tourist attraction but also a symbol of contention.

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Content: Manhattan man arrested in vandalism of George Floyd statue

An arrest has been made in the vandalism of a George Floyd statue in New York City. Video of the incident in the city's Union Square Park shows a suspect with a skateboard throwing gray paint onto the statue earlier this month, CBS New York reported.

The New York Police Department released several videos of the suspect, including one of him leaving the subway, skateboard in hand. NYPD Crime Stoppers offered a reward up to $3,500.

On Monday, officers arrested Micah Beals, a 37-year-old from Manhattan. He has been charged with criminal mischief, police told CBS News. The investigation is ongoing and no further details were provided.

The wood and bronze statue of Floyd was vandalized 48 hours after it was installed in Union Square, Lindsay Eshelman, co-founder of the group Confront Art, told CBS New York.

The art group is responsible for the statue, which is part of the "SeeInJustice" exhibition that also includes statues of John Lewis and Breonna Taylor. The three statues have been shown at various locations across New York City.

Floyd, who was killed by a Minneapolis police officer in May 2020, inspired protests against police brutality and racial injustice across the U.S.

Volunteers helped peel off thick layers of gray-blue paint from the Floyd statue. But this was not the first time it was vandalized.

When the 6-foot bust was previewed in Flatbush, Brooklyn, on Juneteenth, police said four people tied to a local supremacist group vandalized it, CBS New York reported.

The second vandalism in October was disheartening. "The crazy thing is we knew that this could happen," Eshelman said. "It just kind of shows that what we're doing is sparking conversation, it's sparking controversy. That is the mission of art, to evoke emotion. I don't align with this emotion. It's super frustrating, but it shows the dis-unification of America that we live in."

"It's the memory, you know. The memory is being tainted and we want to shed light," Confront Art's Angie Onmars told CBS New York. "We did this out of good intention for the community and it's really sad this is happening." Onmars said it "hurts the Floyd family as well to see the son that they lost, the brother that they lost is being vandalized again."

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The police are looking for vandals, tore off the head of the sculpture of the eagle on the historic house in St. Petersburg
The house of Buxgevden on Kuibyshev Street was damaged
The police are looking for vandals, tore off the head of the sculpture of the eagle on the historic house in St. Petersburg
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In St. Petersburg, the police began checking on the fact of damage to the sculpture of the apartment house Buxgevden on Kuibyshev Street.
On November 24, 2022, it became known that one of the sculptures of the eagle of house 36 had its head torn off.
Information about this appeared on the web.
- Information was revealed about the damage to the sculptural group installed on the house 36 on Kuibyshev Street - one of the two figures of eagles has no head, - said in the main department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region.
It is known that the house, which was attacked by the vandals, is the object of cultural heritage of the Committee for State Control, Use and Protection of Historical and Cultural Monuments as the apartment house of V.A. Buxgevden.
At the moment, the police are checking and looking for vandals.

**First Decapitation (1960s)**
- **Date:** Exact date unclear, but occurred in the 1960s.

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Content: A young Arab man smashes historical statues in front of people under the pretext that they are idols
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Social media users shared videos and photos of a young man with a sledgehammer smashing statues of historic lions in Al-Manara Square, in the center of the Palestinian city of Ramallah.
The Palestinian police arrested the young man and interrogated him to find out his motives and whether there was an instigator.
Today there is a young man convinced that the lions on the roundabout of the lighthouse in Ramallah are idols.
For his part, the spokesman of the Palestinian police, Louay Arzeqat, said in a statement issued by him, "The police arrested a person, who smashed and broke two heads of lions on the roundabout of the lighthouse in Ramallah."
He added: "Immediately, a police force arrested him, prevented him from smashing and breaking the rest of the lions, and detained him, to complete the legal procedures and refer him to the Public Prosecution."
The motives of the person who carried out the attack on these statues were not known, while an official in the province of Ramallah and al-Bireh said that the province is following up on this event and will issue a statement later on this incident, after clarifying all the circumstances.
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- **Damage:** The statue's head was sawn off.

- **Perpetrators:** Unknown.

- **Story/Context:** This was one of the earliest recorded acts

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Content: Missing Mary statue found

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RUSSELLS POINT – She has been found! The 20-foot-tall fiberglass statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary was found on Saturday, March 30, 2024, by a local volunteer dive team at the bottom of a murky lake. The statue was blown into Indian Lake by a powerful EF-3 tornado that devastated the area on March 14, 2024, and it had evaded discovery for over two weeks.

Built in 1964, the statue was nearly 60-years old, but plans for her birthday celebration have been postponed for obvious reasons.

“We are so excited to have her finally located! And just one day before Easter Sunday!” said Bill Quatman, president of The American Society of Ephesus, Inc. (“ASE”), a Lima-based non-profit which owns the statue. “We have had an overwhelming amount of interest from all over the world and many generous offers to help with the search or the cost to rebuild. We even received a kind letter from the mayor of Fatima, Portugal, who visited the shrine at Indian Lake in August 2018.”

“Special thanks go out to the dive team of Jimmy Dawson (of Russells Point), Richard Martin (of Marysville), and Josh George (of Delaware). We also want to thank drone pilots Jeff Lang and Aaron Shirk who searched for the statue from the air,” Quatman added. “Visibility was near zero, and drones could not locate her, so divers had to feel for the statue in the dark. She was found about 150 feet off the shore,” said Bill Quatman, “after being blown off the concrete pedestal. She never touched the ground and must have flown 50-100 yards in the air. That would have been quite a site to see.”

The fiberglass statue was broken into many pieces by the tornado, but ASE plans to rebuild a new statue at St. Mary’s Point, the site of the previous Our Lady of Fatima Shrine (known by many as “Our Lady of the Lake”). Details will be provided later this year by ASE on its plans for the design and reconstruction.

“We had started demolition of the old concrete pedestal the same day she was found, so the timing is perfect,” Quatman said, “and once the debris is removed and the site is graded, we will begin the design process for the new shrine. Watch for an announcement later this year.”

The missing statue had become somewhat of a local mystery, with lots of speculation about what happened to it and where it could have landed.

“Most thought she was broken into many pieces – which is right, while others thought she had merely sunk into the lake intact. Still others thought that she might have landed in a farmer’s field somewhere in Northwest Ohio! We could not rule out any possibility,” Quatman said. For now, ASE is not soliciting donations nor design ideas for the new project, and it asks that anyone wishing to help donate instead to the Logan County United Way’s Tornado Relief Fund. ASE made a $25,000 donation to the Relief Fund to help other tornado victims.

“We will rebuild, no doubt about it. But it is going to take some time. We want to do it right, so that it lasts at least another 60 years,” said \ Quatman.

For more information on ASE and the statue, visit: www.ase-gbqfoundation.org or www.saintmaryofthewoods.com/fatima

The American Society of Ephesus, Inc. (George B. Quatman Foundation) is a non-profit private foundation formed in 1955 and based in Lima, Ohio whose mission is to promote a greater realization and appreciation of the teachings and wonders of God; to preserve and erect religious shrines; and to restore and preserve the burial grounds of outstanding religious leaders.

The Our Lady of Fatima Shrine at Russells Point, Ohio was one of the tallest statues of the Virgin Mary in the United States. Dedicated in August 1964, the 43’ tall monument included a 19-foot, 6-inch fiberglass statue of Our Lady of Fatima on a concrete pedestal. It was located at St. Mary’s Point, 261 Chase Ave., Russells Point, Ohio. The property is now closed to the public during construction.

For more information on United Way of Logan County’s Indian Lake Tornado Relief Fund, visit: https://www.uwlogan.org/indian-lake-tornado-community-response

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