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Rodent - a part of culture and revolution in India
Acknowledging that rodents play numerous vital ecological roles worldwide, particularly in India, they also significantly influence mythology, culture, and history. Despite their common classification as vermin and pests, this paper elucidates the pivotal role rodents play within the Indian context. It delves into instances where rats are revered and highlights their instrumental role in historical events, including facilitating a significant revolution.
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