2025
Indian.Temples Research & Media Services
Maratha Military Landscapes : The newest addition to UNESCO World Heritage
Dr Dinesh Soni
Among the recent additions to the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, one entry from India created wave of joy among the history and heritage lovers, especially in Maharashtra. The…
Transcending Symbolism: The Transformation of Buddhist Art from Aniconism to Iconography
Guest Author
Abstract: India has been a land of constant artistic developments with influences of region, religion etc. Art has been an integral part of India since ancient times to present. Several…
From Kevadia to Ekta Nagar : A Karmic Pilgrimage to the Iron Man’s Legacy
Dr Janki Thaker
In the vibrant heart of Gujarat, right by the banks of the majestic Narmada River, stands the Statue of Unity — the tallest statue in the world, soaring to an…
Bundelkhand’s Kajali fair : A Study of Cultural Perspective
The Kajali fair is a good opportunity to promote the culture of Mahoba. Mahoba is a small district of Uttar Pradesh lying down in Bundelkhand region which is known as…
Bhado Mela of Sarai Khwaja : A symbol of integrated culture and rural economy
India is famous all over the world for its unity in diversity. People of different religions, castes and cultures live together here. Many festivals and fairs reflecting this feeling of…
Ratneswar Mahadev Temple, Varanasi : A Historical & Architectural context
When we hear about Kashi or Varanasi, the first thing that comes to our mind is a nagri of Lord Shiva. Because there is Kashi Vishwanath Mandir, which is one…
Gudimallam Temple: Home to the World’s Oldest Shiva Linga
As a culture and heritage influencer, I have atleast 50 places marked as “To be visited”. But none of them had created such curiosity and excitement in me, as the…
Parshuram Kund : A Kund Beyond Ordinary Water Bodies
Introduction Located in Arunachal Pradesh’s lower sections of the Lohit River, Parshuram Kund is much more than just a tranquil body of water; it is a revered fusion of spirituality,…