A number of money changers in Kandahar said that "millions of Pakistani rupees" are brought in to Kandahar from Pakistan and are exchanged to US dollars and are taken back to the neighbouring country, Tolo News reported.
There has been an increase in US dollars being smuggled out of Afghanistan to some neighbouring countries mainly Pakistan, which may worsen the country's already fragile economy, according to a new report which cites currency convertors in the Taliban-ruled country. They displayed forethought andinstead of eating it sprinkled the rice over the meadow and buried the banana packing in a corner.ANI | Kabul | Updated: 10-10-2021 19:27 IST | Created: 10-10-2021 19:27 IST Representative image. Guru Ji having noticed their inquisitiveness bestowed them with a share of this strange cereal. The two commodities were unknown to the hill folks. A Gurdwara was constructed in eighties to commemorate Guru Nanak's visit to the placeĪ story they tell is that Guru Ji had brought with him a rice meal packed in banana leaves, as is the custom even today in banana growing areas. Guru Nanak blessed the lake, saying," Whosoever takes the water of this lake will gain virility and strength and will be blessed with children." The people of the area have firm faith in Guru's words and consider the water of the lake as nectar. They requested the Guru to do something about it. Due to the effect of altitude, their virility was affected. Some grazers projected another problem to Guru Nanak Ji. Here the locals refer to Guru Ji as Rimpoche Nanak Guru who on his way to Tibet had rested there. Guru Nanak's footprints, a robe and a water-carrying utensil are preserved in a nearby place called Lachen Gompha. Guru Nanak Dev Ji is said to have touched the lake and it has never frozen since. The lake remained frozen during most of the year and rendered it incapable as a source of water. Lake Guru Dongmar, it never completely freezes over.Īccording to a legend some local people approached Guru Ji with an appeal for help. Many from the Karmapa Nyingmapa sect were the followers of Guru Nanak, as their Head Lamas became Guru Nanak's followers in Kailash Mansarovar area after being impressed by Guru Nanak's discussions with the famous Sidhas of the age. These sects had fled from Tibet to the Himalayan belt of Northern India. Guru Nanak visited the place during his third udasi in order to solace the Karmapa Nyingmapa sects then being hounded out from Tibet by the Gelugpa sect. Situated past the Chopta valley Guru Dongmar is a lake at a height of 18,000 feet alongside a glacial peak known by the same name. A Gurdwara here commemorates Guru Nanak Dev Ji's visit and is one of the holiest Sikh pilgrim shrines in the Himalayas. Gurudongmar Lake is a holy lake at an altitude of over 18,000ft, it is beyond Chopta and armed with a special permit it is possible to visit it. It has breathtaking alpine scenery with lofty snow capped peaks, meandering rivers and alpine flowers that bloom in June-July. The Chopta Valley is at an altitude of 13,200ft. Guru Nanak is well respected by Tibetan Buddhists who consider him a saint. Guru Nanak chided them for running away from the hard realities of life the way they had done. The ascetics asked Guru Nanak Ji about the conditions prevailing in the country below. When he arrived at Lake Manasarovar, he came across a large number of Yogis who had escaped from oppression and chaos in the plains and had found shelter in faraway caves in the mountains. Leaving Srinagar, Guru Nanak penetrated the Himalayas and travelled towards Tibet. Braham Das stayed in the valley and Kamal and was advised by Guru Nanak to settle in Kurram from where he propagated the Holy Word in Kabul, Kandahar in Afganistan. He became Guru Ji's disciple and decided to propagate the Word of God. He was amazed at Guru Nanak Dev Ji's vision. Hearing this, Pandit Braham Das was stunned. They are blessed with recitation of God's Name. Says Nanak those who are truthful live in
It is the True Guru alone who imparts this He brought about the planets, the hemisphere
There was no Brahma, no Vishnu, no Shiva. Neither hell nor heaven, nor any hour of death, There were no planes: higher, middle or lower, No day, no night, neither the Moon nor the Sun. For countless ages there was utter darkness
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