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Beyond the Legends: The story and significance of Narakasura’s killing by Krishna

Dr Dinesh Soni / November 12, 2023

The festival of Narak Chatudashi is part of Diwali and is celebrated in Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka, Telangana and parts of […]

Dr Dinesh Soni / November 10, 2023

Diwali, the festival of lights, is celebrated with great enthusiasm and joy throughout India. However, there are certain pockets in

Dr Dinesh Soni / November 10, 2023

Today is Dhanteras, the day Lakshmi and Dhanvantari emerged from SamudraManthana. In most hospitals and clinics in India, we find

A Balipeetham has to be most misrepresented aspect of Indian temples. Balipeetham is a small square or octagonal structure built

During my QnA sessions, and in many personal messages, I am often asked for recommendation for a book that will

World Heritage Volunteer (WHV) Program is an initiative that was launched by UNESCO, in 2008. This program aims to educate

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Indian.Temples Research & Media Services (@indian.temples) The Hoysala Empire was a

Our team member Yoga Rakshitha Dasi was part of UNESCO World Heritage Volunteer Camp. Here is her article about the

Kolhapur, the ancient city situated on the banks of Panchganga river in south Maharashtra, is visited by lakhs of devotees