Exploring Goa’s Dark Past: Haunting tales of Goa Inquisition
By Abhideep V Dessai Any oppressor can kill human bodies but not the souls. The souls remain in one form […]
The Sacred Wheels of Energy: Understanding Chakra in Ancient Indian Texts
The life and death is a complete cyclical process. One takes birth, lives life, dies and again takes birth. And
Amarakantak’s Sacred Secrets: The Hidden Temples You Must See
Group of Ancient Temples, Amarkantak Amarkantak is an important pilgrimage town in Annupur, Madhya Pradesh, close to its border with
Architectural Wonders of Karnataka: Badami, Aihole, and Pattadakkal Temples
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Indian.Temples Research & Media Services (@indian.temples) Remember the iconic 2012 movie
Unveiling the Treasures of Kuranganathar Temple, Srinivasanallur
Srinivasanallur is a small village on Tiruchirappalli-Namakkal Highway, about 45 kilometres from Tiruchirappalli town, where there is this magnificent Temple
The Festival of Dolls : Golu
India celebrates Navratri differently in all states commonly signifying the win of good over devil. The East celebrates it with
Unveiling Bharat’s Rich Heritage: CSMVS Museum, Mumbai
In the bustling streets of Mumbai, I found myself standing before the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya, a guardian of
Rajakesari Vinnagaram : Chola Kings’ celebrated endowments to pile of debris
What was once a much celebrated Temple with lots of grants and endowments by Chola Kings now lies as a
Daityasudan : Vanquisher of Launasur and the temple at Lonar
The Daityasudan temple at Lonar is one of very lesser known and beautiful temple in Maharashtra. Akshay Sawant introduces us to the temple in this well researched article.
Rangasthala -The Moksha Ranga
Just about 60 km from Bangalore, is one of the 5 Pancharanga Kshetrams; called as “Rangasthala” An architectural marvel, the structure of the temple is splendid and has been built predominantly in the Vijayanagar style with influences from the Dravidian school of architecture as well. Bharath Murali shares his experience of visiting the temple.