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Introduction Akunuru, where “Aku” in Telugu means leaf and “Nuru” implies one hundred. It translates to “One hundred leaves”. According to the locals, it was also known as “Shatapatrapuram”, which…
‘Shitala’, the book title, refers to Shitala Devi, a youthful goddess, depicted with a fan, broom and pot, riding a donkey (Vahana of Shitala Devi). ‘Shitala’ is a masterpiece on…
Away from the city hustle, three ancient temples dating back to the 12th and 13th centuries still stand majestically in the village of Pillalamarri, Suryapet district, Telangana (Note: Pillalamarri referenced…
‘Ram Lalla Hum Aayenge, Madir Wahin Banayenge (Ram Lalla, we shall arrive; the temple, we shall rise)’. The 22nd of January, 2024, is an auspicious day for the whole nation…
Introduction: On the personal front, I witnessed Perini dance for the first time in the Ranga Mandapa of the renowned UNESCO heritage site in Telanaga, i.e., the Ramappa Temple. Through…
As an enthusiast of Ancient Indian History, Temples, and Iconography, I’m actively in search of books related to Indian heritage and culture. I came across the book “The Idol Thief”…
World Heritage Volunteer (WHV) Program is an initiative that was launched by UNESCO, in 2008. This program aims to educate the youth about the significance of heritage, culture, and its…
Our team member Yoga Rakshitha Dasi was part of UNESCO World Heritage Volunteer Camp. Here is her article about the camp and training that was provided at the camp. Participants…
On 15th October 2023, the Indian.Temples movement turns 4. The journey, started in 2019 by Dr dinesh Soni, has become a synonym for accurate and factual information about temples and…
Omkareshwar means the Lord of the Omkara, representing the “Om” sound. Omkareshwar is one of the other appellations of Lord Shiva. On the banks of the Mutha River in Pune,…
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