How much of USSR's anti religious policy still visible in present day central asian population?

Even though USSR tried to suppress the Orthodox Church. The church bounced back after the USSR collaspe and Russia of today is probably the most religious nation in Europe. Is it the same in central asia? Avoid Afghanistan in your answers.

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u/will_kill_kshitij — 2 days ago
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This is not a Mesoamerican Pyramid. This is the hindu temple of Candi Sukuh located in Central Java, Indonesia.

Are there more pyramid like hindu temples in Indian Subcontinent and beyond?

This site is dated to 1437 AD. Although it is open to interpretation since the dating is done via Chronogram. The temple most likely venerates male fertility.

u/will_kill_kshitij — 1 month ago

India in the year 664 AD

Source = History of Civilizations of Central Asia, The crossroads of civilizations: A.D. 250 to 750 A.D.

u/will_kill_kshitij — 3 months ago

What is the consensus on the kalash people?

I want to know linguistic, culture, genetic and religious consensus on kalash people. Provide some good papers also.

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u/will_kill_kshitij — 3 months ago
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akkadians specifically tried to subvert a lot of kingdoms why did they never thought of taking indus valley? if the theories about indus valley being egalitarian are true, it would make the ivc defenseless against an akkadian invasion.

Edit: people are getting a wrong idea. I am talking about a naval expedition. The land route is almost impossible. A later assryian queen did try an invasion of India btw.

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u/will_kill_kshitij — 4 months ago