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VADODARA: The record rains not only wreaked havoc in Vadodara city but may have also damaged an important part of history that was preserved in the cellar of the MSU's department of archaeology and ancient historyThe cellar, which housed over a dozen terracotta statues of Lord Buddha excavated from the ancient Devni Mori site in north Gujarat, has been submerged in floodwaters since the night of Aug 26The statues, which are over 2,000 years old, were kept in the cellar along with other antiquities excavated from the Devni Mori site in 1963

\"In all these years, we have never seen floodwater entering our department buildingThis time, water from Bhukhi Nullah entered our cellar, which was completely inundated,\" confirmed Professor Sushmita Sen, the current head of the archaeology department

\"We pumped out water from the cellar on Saturday, but it is yet to get clear

\" 'Relics of Lord Buddha kept safe on first floor' This is very unfortunateIf you look at the criteria for AIIMS, no one can say we are undeserving

We can only wait and see,\" said the chief ministerVijayan made these remarks during the inauguration of Nettayam Sharada Nursing College in Thiruvananthapuram

\"Nurses are seen as symbols of love, compassion, and mercyDuring the Covid-19 pandemic, nurses worked even at the risk of their own lives