Ancient Hindu Temples of Jammu
The state of Jammu and Kashmir is full of nature’s bounties. Apart from its beautiful scenic spots, superb gardens and majestic mountains, our state is
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The state of Jammu and Kashmir is full of nature’s bounties. Apart from its beautiful scenic spots, superb gardens and majestic mountains, our state is
The holy town of Vrindavan will be home to a unique and world’s tallest Lord Krishna temple which will be built at an estimated cost
Prior to independence, Hindu Pandits were settled in great numbers, in the Northern areas of Kashmir. Sharadi is a small village in Northern parts of
hataka kiritavara hara vanamala tararashana makara kundala manindraih bhushitam-ashesha-nilayam tava vapurme chotasi chakasta narasimha narasimha (6) O Lord Nrisimha, O Lord Nrisimha, Your transcendental body,
~ by Adeel Makhdumi The five Pandavas brothers are in exile. They endorse the construction of several temples which will endure in modern day history as
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