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    How 4,000 year old business letters helped economists find 11 lost cities

    Thousands of 4,000-year-old clay tablets, mostly merchants’ receipts and complaints about dangerous roads, helped economists estimate where eleven lost Bronze Age cities once stood. Their 2019 study used a standard trade model and found that geography, not farmland, may explain why some cities keep thriving across millennia.

    Fear in Iraq's Mosul as Islamic State families return from Syria

    IS fighters imposed a strict interpretation of Muslim "sharia" law, banning music and smoking and meting out brutal punishments, including public beheadings, for those who violated their rules.

    Security agencies verify reports of Indians killed by ISIS in Iraq

    Agencies were verifying the reports through different sources and trying to ascertain where there were Indians among those beheaded, the sources said.

    Indians stand by families of those killed in Mosul: PM Modi

    "Every Indian grieves with those who lost their loved ones in Mosul. We stand in solidarity with the bereaved families and pay our respects to the Indians killed in Mosul.

    How Delhi tracked down the bodies of 39 Indians who went missing in Iraq

    The opposition Congress condoled the deaths but its Rajya Sabha leader Ghulam Nabi Azad recalled government that it had "assured us last year that the Indians were alive".

    No substantial evidence on 39 missing Indians, says Iraq

    After Iraqi forces recaptured Mosul from ISIS, India is seeking its help to locate the 39 missing Indian labourers, mostly from Punjab, who are kidnapped in Mosul three years ago.

    The Economic Times
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