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Gotilo Tame Gotilo Gotilo Gotilo
Tame Gotilo Gotilo Gotilo
Nathi Je Majhama
Khaali Vaavata Dhaja Maa
Evo Haad No Pravasi Gotilo

Gotilo Tame Gotilo Gotilo Gotilo
Tame Gotilo Gotilo Gotilo
Nathi Je Majhama
Khaali Vaavata Dhaja Maa
Evo Haad No Pravasi Gotilo

Ho Kaanthethi Ja Tu Ja Dariye
Dariye Thi Ja Tu Ja Taliye
Kanthethi Ja Tu Ja
Gotilo Tame Gotilo Gotilo Oho

Kaanthethi Ja Tu Ja Ja
Dariye Thi Ja Tu Ja Taliye
Kaanthethi Ja Tu Ja
Gotilo Tame Gotilo Gotilo

Ae Vehva Do Vehva Do Vehva Do Jyan Vahiye
Vehva Do Vehva Do Vehva Do
Revaado Revaado Revaado Jyan Chhaiye
Revaado Revaado Revaado

Vehva Do Vehva Do Vehva Do Have
Revaado Revaado Revaado Have

Nathi Je Majhama
Khaali Vaavata Dhaja Maa
Evo Haad No Pravasi Gotilo

Evo Kaun Chhe Khalasi Manne Kaidone
Enna Thaam Ne Thekaana Manne Daidone
Evo Kaun Chhe Khalasi Manne Kaidone
Gotilo Tame Gotilo Gotilo

Evo Kaun Chhe Khalasi Manne Kaidone
Enna Thaam Ne Thekaana Manne Daidone
Evo Kaun Chhe Khalasi Manne Kaidone
Gotilo Tame Gotilo Gotilo

Khevaiya O Khevaiya
Hambo Re Hai Hai Haiya
Nikli Ja Laine Tu Taari Naiya
Hambo Re Hai Hai Hambo Re Hai

Ae Khevaiya O Khevaiya
Hambo Re Hai Hai Haiya
Nikli Ja Laine Tu Taari Naiya
Hambo Re Hambo Re Hai Hai Haiya

Ae Vehva Do Vehva Do
Vehva Do Jyan Vahiye
Vehva Do Vehva Do Vehva Do

Revaado Revaado Revaado Jyaan Chaiye
Revaado Revaado Revaado
Vehva Do Vehva Do Vehva Do Ahi
Revaado Revado Revado Ahi

Nathi Je Majhama
Khaali Vaavata Dhaja Maa
Evo Haad No Pravasi Gotilo

Evo Kaun Chhe Khalasi Manne Kaidone
Enna Thaam Ne Thekaana Manne Daidone
Evo Kaun Chhe Khalasi Manne Kaidone
Gotilo Tame Gotilo Gotilo

Evo Kaun Chhe Khalasi Manne Kaidone
Enna Thaam Ne Thekaana Manne Daidone
Are Jadelu Na Shodhe Ane Shodhelu Na Gote
Evo Khaarvo Khalasi Gotilo

Arey Kinaara Toh Sthir Ane Salamat Hoy
Pan Maanas Enna Maate Nathi Sarjano
Arey Kharvo Khalasi Toh Ee Kehve
Ke Je Fanidhar Naag Jeva Dariya Ni Hame Utre
Anne Utarvu Pade Karan Ke

Kinare Toh Khaali Pade Nani Nani Pagli Ne
Nana Eva Sapna Ni Ret Vaali Dhagali Ne

Tofano Tarap Maare
Halesao Haanfi Jaaye
Toy Jeni Himmat
Ane Haam Nahi Haanfe

Evo Kharvo Khalasi
Evo Haadno Pravasi
Evo Kharvo Khalasi
Evo Haadno Pravasi Gotilo

Gotilo Gotilo
Gotilo Gotilo
Gotilo Gotilo
Gotilo Gotilo

Potana Je Dariyama
Potanij Dubkithi
Jaatnu Amulu Moti Lo

Nathi Je Majhama
Khaali Vaavata Dhaja Maa
Evo Haad No Pravasi Gotilo

Evo Kaun Chhe Khalasi Manne
O Khevaiya
Evo Kaun Che Pravasi Mane
Hai Hai Haiya

Evo Kon Che Khalasi Mane
Laija Naiya
Gotilo Tame Gotilo Gotilo

Evo Kaun Chhe Khalasi Manne
O Khevaiya
Evo Kaun Che Pravasi Mane
Hai Hai Haiya

Evo Kon Che Khalasi Mane
Laija Naiya
Gotilo Tame Gotilo Gotilo

Evo Kaun Chhe Khalasi Manne
O Khevaiya
Evo Kaun Che Pravasi Mane
Hai Hai Haiya

Evo Kon Che Khalasi Mane
Laija Naiya
Gotilo Tame Gotilo Gotilo

Evo Kaun Chhe Khalasi Manne
O Khevaiya
Evo Kaun Che Pravasi Mane
Hai Hai Haiya

Ho Nathi Je Majhama
Khaali Vaavata Dhaja Maa
Evo Haad No Pravasi Gotilo

Hey Gotilo Tame Gotilo Gotilo

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Associated Performer: Aditya Gadhvi, Saumya Joshi, Achint   
Singer: Aditya Gadhvi, Achint 
Producer: Achint, Ankur Tewari 
Writer: Saumya Joshi 
Studio PersonnelAchint Thakkar, Shalom Benjamin 
Mixer: Achint Thakkar 
Mastering Engineer: Shalom Benjamin 
Composer: Achint 
Author: Saumya Joshi

Discovering the Cascade Mountain Range: Nature's Splendor and Beyond

The Cascade Mountain Range, a geological wonder spanning the western region of North America, not only captivates the eye with its breathtaking scenery but also plays a crucial role in shaping the ecology and climate of the Pacific Northwest. Here, we explore the remarkable features of this majestic range.


Geography and Distance:

Extending over 700 miles from southern British Columbia, Canada, to northern California, USA, the Cascade Range stands tall as a rugged natural divider, separating the coastal lushness of the Pacific from the semi-arid expanses to the east.


Major Cities and State Boundaries:

Urban centers like Seattle, Portland, and Eugene are nestled close to the Cascades. Furthermore, this mountain range delineates the state boundaries of Washington and Oregon, accentuating its prominence on the regional map.


Temperature and Greenery:

The Cascades exhibit a diverse temperature range. The western slopes benefit from a maritime influence, resulting in milder, more humid conditions, fostering an environment teeming with greenery. In contrast, the eastern slopes grapple with a semi-arid climate, contributing to a unique blend of ecosystems within a single range.


Major Flora and Trees:

Forests of the Cascade Range are a testament to nature's artistry. Towering conifers such as Douglas fir, red cedar, and western hemlock dominate the landscape, particularly on the western slopes. These evergreen forests gradually give way to hardy shrubs and a profusion of wildflowers in the alpine zones.


Rivers:

The Cascades are the wellspring for numerous vital rivers. The Columbia River, one of North America's mightiest, originates within these mountains. The Snake River, primarily associated with the Rocky Mountains, feels the profound influence of the Cascades as it meanders through its terrain.


Soil Types:

Soil compositions vary throughout the Cascade Range. Volcanic soils are prevalent in areas proximate to active or dormant volcanoes. These fertile soils support lush vegetation. Moving eastward, the soil becomes less fertile and is more suitable for arid land agriculture.


Annual Rainfall:

Precipitation patterns fluctuate across the range. The western slopes, situated in the direct path of Pacific moisture, receive generous rainfall, nurturing temperate rainforests. In contrast, the eastern slopes and rain shadows experience considerably drier conditions, contributing to their distinct ecosystems.


Gallery:




The Cascade Mountain Range is not just a geological formation; it's a complex, vibrant ecosystem. Its impact extends far beyond its stunning vistas, influencing weather patterns, agriculture, and biodiversity in the Pacific Northwest.


References:

1. "Cascade Range" Encyclopedia Britannica

2. "Cascade Mountains" National Geographic Society

3. "Cascades" Washington Trails Association

Punishment of bribe to a Judge in Persia

Sisamnes was a corrupt judge in ancient Persia. When the king, Cambyses II, found out that Sisamnes took a bribe to make an unfair decision, he did something very harsh. He had Sisamnes arrested and ordered that he be skinned alive. Then, they turned Sisamnes' skin into leather strips. Cambyses appointed Sisamnes' son, Otanes, as the new judge. To remind Otanes to be fair and honest, Cambyses covered the judge's chair with the strips of his father's skin.

Het Oordeel van Cambyses, 1498, Groeningemuseum, 0040035000