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The Indian subcontinent consists of the Republic of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka, but at various times in history its domain has spread to include the neighbouring countries of Nepal, Myanmar, and parts of Afghanistan as well. The area’s earliest known urban civilization is called the Indus, or (after an important...
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