Saturday 10 December 2022

The Lion of Nowshera!


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In 1947 Pakistan sent tribal irregulars into the princely state of Jammu and Kashmir in an attempt to capture it and accede it to Pakistan. Brig Mohammad Usman, then commanding the 77th Parachute Brigade, was sent to command the 50th Parachute Brigade, which was deployed at Jhangar in December 1947.  On 25 December 1947, with the odds stacked heavily against the brigade, Pakistani forces captured Jhangar.......

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Not many people must have heard about Brigadier Mohammed Usman. He is known as the Lion of Nowshera for his brave exploits in repulsing the enemy in the state of Jammu & Kashmir fighting the invading Pakistan forces. Brigadier Mohammad Usman MVC was the highest ranking officer of the Indian Army killed in action during the Indo-Pakistani War of 1947. As a Muslim, Usman became a symbol of India's inclusive secularism, a true patriot.

He was born on 15 July 1912 in Uttar Pradesh and he died on 3 July 1948 in Nowshera in Kashmir. He was awarded the Maha Vir Chakra posthumously for his gallantry in leading his forces and driving away the invading Pakistan army who launched an attack on Kashmir to annex the state of Jammu & Kashmir. He also saw action in World War II. He held the commands of 50 Para Brigade, 77 Para Brigade and 14/10 Baluch.

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Brigadier Mohammad Usman was born on July 15, 1912, in Bibipur in the Mau district of present-day state of Uttar Pradesh. Son of a police officer Mr Mohammad Farooq Khunambir and Mrs Jamilun Bibi, Brig Usman had three elder sisters, and two brothers, one of whom, Gufran, joined the Army, and also rose to the rank of a brigadier. Brig Usman was brave boy who at a young age, when just 12 years, he jumped into a well to save a drowning child. His father wanted him to join the civil services, but he was destined to don the military uniform and joined the Army.

Indians had begun to join the Army as commissioned officers since 1920, though the competition was very tough, and only the scions of the aristocracy or landed gentry were given preference. Though Brig Usman did not belong to the preferred class, he applied for Sandhurst and got selected, and in July 1932, sailed for England. In fact, this was the last course at Sandhurst to which Indians were admitted since subsequent batches joined the Indian Military Academy, which opened in Dehradun in the same year. Brig Usman passed out from Sandhurst on 01 February 1934, along with ten other Indians.

On 19 March 1935, as a young officer he was appointed to the Indian Army and posted to the 5th battalion of the 10th Baluch Regiment (5/10 Baluch). He was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant on 30 April 1936 and Captain on 31 August 1941. In April 1944, he served in Burma and was mentioned in dispatches as an acting Major in the London Gazette of 27 September 1945. He commanded the 14th battalion of the 10th Baluch Regiment (14/10 Baluch) from April 1945 to April 1946. During the partition of India, Brig Usman, being a Muslim officer in the Baluch Regiment, was under intense pressure from the Pakistani leadership to opt for the Pakistan Army. However, despite the fact he was promised a future position as the Pakistan Army Chief, he was unconvinced and remained in India. And the Baluch Regiment was allotted to Pakistan, Brig Usman was transferred to the Dogra Regiment.

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Indo-Pak War: 1947- 48: In 1947 Pakistan sent tribal irregulars into the princely state of Jammu and Kashmir in an attempt to capture it and accede it to Pakistan. Brig Mohammad Usman, then commanding the 77th Parachute Brigade, was sent to command the 50th Parachute Brigade, which was deployed at Jhangar in December 1947.  On 25 December 1947, with the odds stacked heavily against the brigade, Pakistani forces captured Jhangar. Located at the junction of roads coming from Mirpur and Kotli, Jhangar was of strategic importance. On that day Brig Usman took a vow to recapture Jhangar a feat he accomplished three months later, but at the cost of his own life.

In January–February 1948 Brig Usman repulsed fierce attacks on Nowshera and Jhangar, both highly strategic locations in Jammu and Kashmir. During the defence of Nowshera against overwhelming odds and numbers, Indian forces inflicted around 2000 casualties on the Pakistanis (about 1000 dead and 1000 wounded) while Indian forces suffered only 33 dead and 102 wounded. His defence earned him the nickname Lion of Nowshera. Frustrated Pakistani forces then announced a sum of Rs 50,000 as a prize for his head. Unaffected by praise and congratulations, Brig Usman continued to sleep on a mat laid on the floor as he had vowed that he would not sleep on a bed till he recaptured Jhangar, from where he had had to withdraw in late 1947.

The then astute Lieutenant General K M Cariappa (later General and Chief of Army Staff and years after retirement made Field Marshal), who had taken over as Western Army Commander, brought his tactical headquarters forward to Jammu to oversee the conduct of two important operations, namely the capture of Jhangar and Poonch. The operations commenced in the last week of February 1948. The 19th Infantry Brigade advanced along the northern ridge, while the 50th Parachute Brigade cleared the hills dominating the Nowshera-Jhangar road in the south.

The enemy was eventually driven from the area, and Jhangar was recaptured. Pakistan brought its regular forces into the fray in May 1948. Jhangar was once again subjected to heavy artillery bombardment, and many determined attacks were launched on Jhangar by the Pakistan Army. However, Brig Usman frustrated all their attempts to recapture it. It was during this defence of Jhangar that Brig Usman was killed on July 3, 1948, by an enemy 25-pounder shell. He was 12 days short of his 36th birthday. His last words were “I am dying but let not the territory we were fighting for fall for the enemy”. For his inspiring leadership and great courage, he was awarded the Maha Vir Chakra posthumously.

Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and his Cabinet colleagues attended the funeral of Usman. He was given a state funeral as a martyr. A popular Indian journalist, Khwaja Ahmad Abbas wrote about his death, "a precious life, of imagination and unswerving patriotism, has fallen a victim to communal fanaticism. Brigadier Usman's brave example will be an abiding source of inspiration for Free India".

Serving with the Dogras in Burma, he had turned into a vegetarian. He exhorted his men to keep a fast on Tuesdays so that the food could be distributed to the villagers. A bachelor, a bulk of his salary would be spent in providing education to poor children. He was religious yet a staunch loyalist. On receiving reports that 50000 tribal marauders had taken refuge at a mosque near Naushera and that our troops were hesitant in firing at the religious structure, he reached there personally and ordered fire to be opened, stating that the place no longer remained religious as it had been occupied by marauders. Brigadier Mohammed Usman remains one of the greatest soldiers and an inspiring military leader India has ever produced.

Usman was buried in the Okhla cemetery near the Jamia Millia Islamia campus in New Delhi. Film directors Upender Sood and Ranjan Kumar Singh produced a film on Brigadier Usman's life. In 2020, photos of the grave's defaced headstone were widely circulated and triggered outrage on social media. This led several Army veterans to condemn the dishonour done to his memory, ultimately leading the Army to initiate the restoration of the vandalised grave. A memory to the brave son of India that will inspire generations and remind them of his valor and courage he displayed on the battlefield.

His birth centenary was celebrated in 2012 by the Indian Army at Jhangar, Jammu and Kashmir. A Paramotor Expedition was organized by Gorkha Training Centre in the memory of Brigadier Usman. He was a true patriot who laid down his life for Kashmir and India. The present  and coming generations should learn about the brave men who sacrificed their lives for the nation without thinking about their personal safety.

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20 Indian firms in 500 most valuable globally, Reliance top: Hurun report

Apple, worth $2.4 trillion, is the most valuable company, followed by Microsoft with a value of $1.8 trillion: 2022 Hurun Global 500 report

Twenty Indian companies, up eight from last year, are among the 500 most-valuable ones in the world, a report released recently showed. With a valuation of $202 billion, Reliance Industries was the most valuable Indian company on the list. Globally, it was the 34th biggest company. Apple, worth $2.4 trillion, was the most valuable company, followed by Microsoft, with a value of $1.8 trillion.

In the last year, the top 500 companies of the world lost $11.1 trillion of their value, the 2022 Hurun Global 500 report released by Hurun Research Institute said.

"This year the Hurun Global 500 lost $11 trillion of value, losing all the value created last year but still $7 billion ahead of where the Hurun Global 500 were two years ago," Rupert Hoogewerf, chairman and chief researcher at Hurun India, said.

Tata Consultancy Services, valued at $139 billion, was the second most valuable Indian company on the list. Four companies of the Gautam Adani-led Adani Group featured in the top 500. These were Adani Transmission, Adani Green, Adani Green Energy and Adani Total Gas. At $63 billion, Adani Enterprises was the most valued among these.

Saudi Aramco was the world's most valuable listed state-controlled company, with a total value of $2.03 trillion. State Bank of India (SBI), at $62 billion, and the Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC), at $45 billion, were the two biggest state-owned Indian companies. These did not feature in the list as they contained only non-state-controlled companies.

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Monday 5 December 2022

Astavinayak, the pilgrimage of eight Ganeshas


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Ganesha is the most revered deity in Maharashtra. And the most popular being the Astavinayak, the pilgrimage of eight Ganeshas. These are unique  because it is believed the Ganesh deities  here are swayambhu (self generated) and not man made. Visiting the eight Ganesha shrine  is considered auspicious and can give you a life time of blessings.....

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Lord Ganesh is revered in Maharashtra and other parts of India. Ashtavinayak, the eight pilgrim centres in the state of Maharashtra is a must for Ganesh devotees as the of the shrines are considered to be the incarnation of Lord Ganesh. These are Pali and Mahad in Raigad district, Lenyadri, Ozar, Ranjangaon,Theur and Moregaon in Pune district, and Siddhatek in Ahmednagar district.

According to tradition, one must first visit the Moreshwar temple at Morgaon and then in sequence visit the temples at Siddhatek, Pali, Mahad, Thevur, Lenyandri, Ozar, Ranjangaon and in last visit the Moreshwar temple again. This will complete your Ashtavinayak Yatra.

While the Ashtavinayak yatra by road can be done in two days, but many would recommend stretching it to three days to really enjoy the beautiful country side, the food, the local cuisine along the way. One could easily cover it by car, and tourist buses are available that covers the Ashtavinayak. Hassle-free package tours are available through numerous travel agents which cover all the 8 centres in 2 days. They take care of the travelling and food. There are many luxury and semi-luxury buses starting from Mumbai. Even mini-buses,  on rent private vehicals and taxis are available for groups and families.

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Moreshwar is in Morgaon, (Pune District), is 68 km from Pune on the Pune-Bangalore highway. You can travel by train and alight at Nira or Kedgaon station on the Pune-Bangalore highway. (Regular buses ply from the station). According to legend. Moreshwar Ganapati was riding a peacock, in the form of Mayureshwara and was believed to have slain the demon Sindhu at this spot.
Ballaleshwar is in Pali, (Kulaba District), 40 km from the Khopoli-Shil Phata road, off the Mumbai-Pune highway, about 11 km before Nagothane on the Mumbai –Goa highway. The temple faces the east, the idol with the trunk to the right.According to the legend, Ganesh is believed to have saved his child-devotee, Ballala, who was beaten by villagers for his single-minded devotion to the Lord. Moroba, the brother of Nana Phandnavis (the famed Peshva) and Kaka Baburao, built the temple. A local citizen named Krishnaji Narayan Ringe between 1824 and 1830 later renovated it later.

Varadavinayak is in Madh, (Kulaba District), about three km off the Pune. Mumbai highway near Khopoli (80 km from Pune). The idol has its trunk to the left. The Nandadeep here is always kept aflame continuously and has been since 1892. The idol was found in the adjoining lake. It is   believed that Ganesha resides here in the form of Varada Vinayaka, the giver of bounty and success. This temple was built between 1690 and 1720 by the Subhedar of Kalyan,Ramaji Mahadev Biwalkar and presented to the village.

Chintamani is in Theur, (Pune District), 22 km from Pune off the Pune-Solapur highway. The north facing temple has the  idol with the trunk to the left. Ganesha is believed to have got back the precious Chinatamani jewel from the greedy Guna for sage Kapila here. It is believedMoraya Gosavi attained his siddhis (spiritual powers) here. This temple was the favourite temple of Shrimant Madhayarao Peshwe. He stayed here during his last years and breathed his last near the temple. It is believed Ramabai, his wife performed sati nearby.

Girijatmaka is in Lenyadri, (Pune District), is 12 km from Narayangaon, which is about 90 km from Pune on the Pune-Nashik highway. The temple is on a hill, which has  283 steps. The hill is full of caves. The idol faces north and prayers offered form the temple’s rear. According to  legend, Parvati performed penance to beget Ganesha here. This temple is situated amidst a cave complex of Buddhist origin and not much is known about its antiquity. Archeologists believe that the Ganesh idol came up after the caves were built. The temple stands at a hilltop and is in a deserted spot with little or no human habitation close by. Even the archaka (Priest) lives some distance away.

Shri Vighnahar temple is in Ozhar, (Pune District), on Pune-Nashik Highway, turn at Narayangaon towards Junnar to proceed towards Ozhar. The idol has the trunk to the left. The temple faces east and has several idols. The courtyard has a beautiful traditional deepamala. It is believed that Chimaji Appa, the younger brother of Bajirao Peshwa had a golden kalasha installed on the temple tower as thanksgiving for his victory over the Portuguese at Vasai. But records show that the temple was built only on 1785. It has since been reconstructed.

Mahaganpati temple is in Ranjangaon, (Pune District), is 50 km from Pune on the Pune-Ahmednagar highway. One can even reach by train, from Uruli railway station on the Pune-Solapur line. The temple is situated 16 km from the station. It is believed that Lord Shiva worshipped Ganesha before vanquishing the demon Tripuraasura here. Sardar Kibe of Indore Sardar Pawar and Sardar Shinde built the mandap of the temple, Malharrao Holkar and Yashwantrao Chandrachud maintained the temple precincts. Madhavrao Peshwe built the sanctum. The samadhi of Shri Limbaraj Maharaj is also found here.

Siddhivinayaka _ Siddhatek temple is in Siddhatek, (Ahmednagar District), off Pune-Solapur Highway, 48 km from Srigonda; 19 km from Daund. One can reach it by train, from Boribyal station on the Pune-Solapur line.The temple is approximately 11 km from this station, across the river Bhima. Regular State Transport buses ply from the station. One could also alight at Daund and take a bus. It is believed that Lord Vishnu vanquished the demons Madhu and Kaitab after propitiating Ganesh here. Moraya Gosavi of Chinchwad is believed to have performed penance here. Ahilyabai Holkar built the sanctum of the temple. A dharmashala for pilgrims has been built here.

Most of the Asthavinayaka shrines have decent hotels, dharamshalas and state run guest houses in in and about the surrounding areas. The surge of tourists is more during Ganesh festival, summer holidays, Diwali holidays and winter. It is advisable not to visit the shrines between December and January as winters are extremely harsh here. Food available here is predominantly Maharashtrian, however other kinds of food is also available, most of the dharamshalas serve vegetarian diet.

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What Ganesha means?

Religious thinkers have ascribed meanings to each part of Ganesha’s form

The curled trunk: The symbol Om, intellect and the faculty of discrimination

The elephant’s head: Superior intellect

Snake around waist: Cosmic energy.

Broken tusk: Knowledge

Large ears: To separate the real (Brahman) from the unreal (Maya) in life

Head: Previous wisdom through sravana and manana

Human body: Supreme wisdom

Large belly: One who digests all types of experiences.

Leg on the ground: Dealing with the world while ever-rooted in single-pointed concentration upon the supreme reality.

The food: Material wealth, power and prosperity.

Mouse: Desire

Riding on his rat: A man of perfection trying to use his limited body, mind and intellect

Ganesha’s four arms: Four inner equipments of the subtle body, namely mind (manas), intellect (buddhi), ego (ahamkar) and conditioned consciousness (chitta)

Axe in the hand: Destruction of all desires, attachments and their consequent sorrows and agitations

Rope: To pull the seeker out of his wordly entanglements and bind one to the everlasting and enduring bliss of one’s self

Modak : Joyous rewards of spiritual seeking

A lotus padma: The supreme goal of human evolution

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In recent research studies, the healing properties of oranges have been associated with a wide variety of phytonutrient compounds. These phytonutrients include citrus flavanones (types of flavanoides that include the molecules hesperetin and naringenin), anthocyanins, hydroxycinnamic acids, and a variety of polyphenols. When these phytonutrients are studied in combination with oranges' Vitamin C, the significant antioxidant properties of this fruit are understandable. Arguably, the most important flavanone in oranges, herperidin has been shown to lower high blood pressure as well as cholesterol in animal studies, and to have strong anti-inflammatory properties.

SPROUTS ......How does one benefit from eating them?

Sprouts have long been famous as 'health food' but recent research shows that in addition to being a superb source of nutrients, they also have important curative abilities. Sprouts like alfalfa, radish and broccoli contain concentrated amounts of phyto-chemicals (plant compounds) that can protect us against disease. Studies on canavanine, an amino acid analog in alfalfa, has demonstrated benefit for pancreatic, colon and leukemia cancers. Plant estrogens are also abundant in sprouts. They increase bone formation and density and prevent bone breakdown or osteoporosis. They are also helpful in controlling hot flashes, menopause and PMS.

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Monday 21 November 2022

The Indian Spy who never came back!


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This is a story of a young Indian patriot, considered to be the  best Indian spy, a forgotten hero who put his entire life on the line for the benefit of his country. And serving his motherland he died young, a sad and lonely death in a foreign country. He couldn’t even see his loved ones and his country again. Very few people have heard about him and his story. Ravindra Kaushik (11 April 1952 – November 2001) was a Research and Analysis Wing (R&AW) operative, also named as Black Tiger, who is believed to be one of India's best spies.

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Not much is written about him, but from time to time I have read something about him and his supreme sacrifice for the nation. It needs true courage and dedication for what he did. I am writing this story about this super spy and forgotten hero with the information I gathered over the years. Ravindra Kaushik was a Research and Analysis Wing operative, also named as Black Tiger, who is believed to be one of India's best spies. Kaushik served the R&AW from 1979 to 1983 in Pakistan. He was able to penetrate the Pakistan Army and was recruited as an officer. 

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The media focus and controversy over Indian national Kulbhushan Jadhav's death sentence by a Pakistani court puts the spotlight on spies and their network. One such remarkable story is of Ravinder Kaushik, who was just 23 years old when he first went undercover for RAW. This is his courageous and unbelivable story which normally one reads in books or sees in a movie.

Ravindra Kaushik was born in Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan on 11 April 1952 in a Hindu Brahmin family. His father, JM Kaushik, was an Indian Air Force officer; his mother Amla Devi passed away in 2006. He did his graduation from SD Bihani PG College, Sri Ganganagar, earning a Bcom degree and was actively involved with theatre acting while in college. Kaushik loved theatre and performing characters as a teenager and that's how RAW spotted him. And he was recruited by the R&AW.

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Kaushik was trained in Delhi for two years to be an undercover Operative in Pakistan. He was also trained to live the life of a Muslim and was trained in Urdu language. Being from Sri Ganganagar, a city near Rajasthan's border with Punjab, he was well versed in Punjabi as well, which is widely understood in Punjab (India) and Pakistan as well. In 1975, at the age of 23, he was sent to Pakistan as an undercover R&AW operative. It was a tough call but he was confident of executing it.

Kaushik converted to Islam, underwent circumcision and was given the cover name "Nabi Ahmed Shakir" and entered Pakistan in 1975. After successfully getting admission in Karachi University, he also completed his LLB. He joined Pakistan Army as a commissioned officer and was eventually promoted to the rank of major. He married a local girl named Amanat, the daughter of a tailor in one of the army units, and had a child who died in 2012–2013.

From 1979 to 1983, Kaushik worked as a Pakistani army officer. As trained at R&AW, he was sending valuable information to R&AW which was of great help to India. He was given the title of 'Black Tiger' by the Prime Minister of India Indira Gandhi for his daring acts in a foreign country.

In September 1983, R&AW sent a low-level operative, Inyat Masih, to get in touch with Kaushik. But, Masih was exposed by Joint Counter intelligence Bureau of Pakistan's ISI and he blew Kaushik's cover. Kaushik was also captured, tortured for two years at an interrogation center in Sialkot. He was given the death sentence in 1985. His sentence was later commuted to a life term by the Supreme Court of Pakistan. He was kept in various jails in various cities, including Sialkot, Kot Lakhpat and in Mianwali jail for 16 years. He managed to secretly send letters to his family in India, which revealed the true scenario, his poor health condition and the trauma faced by him in Pakistani jails. In one of his letters, he wrote: Kya Bharat jaise bade desh ke liye kurbani dene waalon ko yahi milta hai?" (Is this what people who sacrifice their lives for a big country like India get?)

In November 2001, he succumbed to pulmonary tuberculosis and heart disease in Central Jail Mianwali in Pakistan. He was buried behind that jail. According to Ravindra's family, Indian government had refused to recognise him and had made no effort to help him. Kaushik is regarded as India's best spy to ever penetrate the ranks of the Pakistan army.

It is believed, in intelligence circles there’s an unwritten rule, whenever spies or operatives are caught or compromised, the intelligence agencies all over the world refuse to own or accept them as their personnel, which makes it difficult for any government to officially intervene in such cases. And the family members often wonder why the government doesn’t intervene.

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After hearing the news about Ravindra's death, his father died of shock which caused a heart attack. His mother Amladevi died in 2006. His younger brother, Rajeshwarnath Kaushik, who is two years younger to Ravindra, lives in Jaipur. Ravindra Kaushik's nephew, Vikram Vashisth, also lives in Jaipur. The saddest part is, they never got to see Ravindra Kaushik again.

Seeing in movies or reading spy thrillers, people have a fancy image of spies like James Bond. But actually their lives are tough and dangerous as the enemy country’s counter intelligence is always on the lookout. They gather vital information and pass it on to his intelligence bosses about latest enemy moves or plans providing them with updated information on defence installations, army deployment, armaments and weapons, etc, at the same time keeping low profile and his cover intact. If caught, they get tortured and killed without anyone’s knowledge.

Ravindra's family claimed that the storyline of the famous Bollywood flick "Ek Tha Tiger" released in the year 2012 was based on the life of Ravindra and asked for credit in the movie titles for Ravindra. But the director Kabir Khan denied their claim. Romeo Akbar Walter, a 2019 Indian film written and directed by Robbie Grewal is loosely based on his activities in Pakistan, John Abraham plays the role of Ravindra Kaushik in the film.

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Paytm users can now make UPI payments to mobiles with third-party UPI apps

Paytm Payments Bank says the move facilitates interoperability across all UPI-based payment apps, ensuring a superfast and seamless experience. Paytm Payments Bank Limited (PPBL) has announced that users on the Paytm app will now be able to make UPI payments to mobile numbers across all UPI payment apps, even if the recipient is not registered with Paytm.

With this, Paytm app users can instantly send and receive money to and from any mobile number with a registered UPI ID, regardless of who the service provider is. The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) has enabled all payment services providers to access its universal database and make UPI payments interoperable, the firm said in a statement.

This gives users the benefit of interoperability across all UPI-based payment apps, ensuring a super fast and seamless payments experience, the statement further said.

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