Timeless Hindu Temples Of Ancient ‘Naura’ – Kannur : An Introduction
~ By Shipraprasadini, Contributing Writer, Mumbai I have set out to cartograph the footsteps of my ancestors in the southern peninsula of India in a
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~ By Shipraprasadini, Contributing Writer, Mumbai I have set out to cartograph the footsteps of my ancestors in the southern peninsula of India in a
~ By Pratha Sharma, Contributing Writer, New Delhi Also famed as the “Rajarajeshwara Temple”, “Rajarajeshwaram” and “Peruvudayar Temple”, this temple is located in Thanjavur in
~ by Pratha Sharma Hindu temples have been since time immemorial the epitome centre of worship in India. There are temples dedicated to these gods
~ by Pratha Sharma Hindu Itihaas states that the body parts of Goddess Sati fell on the Earth in 51 places as Lord Vishnu cut
Constructed in 1163 AD by King Rudra Deva, the Thousand Pillar Temple is one of the finest specimens of Kakatiya architecture and sculpture. This temple
A Hindu temple is a place of worship for followers of Hinduism. It can be a separate structure or a part of a building. A
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