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    Brihadisvara Temple

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    By‚ Pankaj Kumar Nanda History of Art‚ 1st SEM INTRODUCTION The three centuries that followed the advent of stone as the fabric of construction of temples of vimana type in south and prasada type of north in India‚ witnessed remarkable strides in architecture and sculpture with the almost simultaneous collation and codification of the Vastu‚ Silpa and Agama canons‚ as developed and systematised by different guilds and schools of ‘Silpacharyas’ or Perum-tachchhars and the religions creeds that

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    Beautiful Place

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    There are so many nice places on the earth. They are scattered across the country. Every place has its own distinct features. Some places have scenic beauty in abundance while many are famous for their architectural wonders. In addition every person has different tastes‚ choices and likings. Several people enjoy the sight of scenic beauty; some are attracted towards places of historical and archaeological interests. A few may be interested in visiting places of religious importance. I have visited

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    A Report on the Historical Place of our country Changu Narayan Submitted By: Submitted To: Minusha Gurung Mr. DB Ale Standard: 9 Social Studies Roll no. : 16 Department A Report on the Historical Place of our country Changu Narayan Submitted By: Submitted To: ..................... ...................... Standard: Social Studies Roll no. Department Acknowledgement The success and final outcome of this project was not possible without the guidance and assistance of

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    Hinduisum

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    Where do Hindus worship? Hindus commonly conduct pujas in shrines in three different environments: in temples‚ in the home‚ and in outdoor public spaces. It is equally common for any of the deities to be worshiped in any of these three types of shrines. Hindus believe that if proper care is not taken of a temple’s images‚ the deity will abandon the temple. Hence priests reside at the temple and take care of the gods’ needs. Priests perform puja at sunrise‚ noon‚ sunset‚ and midnight. For a layperson

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    R.g. Watts Ganesha

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    followers would arbitrarily worship one of 12 gods. A religion that is vastly diverse. I would like to touch on one of the deities that are worshiped by Hindu people. The most common is Ganesha remover of obstacles and God of success; he is the son of Shiva and Parvati. He is one of the five prime Hindu deities worshiped in India. He is the most widely worshipped God in India‚ and also beyond‚ when a new home is built or a business is opened he is called upon to bless the act. Lord Ganesha rides a rat

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    Goddess Kali Paper

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    threw himself under her feet to stop her from destroying anything else. She stuck her tongue out at him with a leg lifted and actually did stop because of disbelief of her own actions. This is why in the main picture of Kali‚ she’s standing on Lord Shiva with her tongue sticking out. Kali is a very powerful woman with many good intentions. She looks out for her own and will do just about anything to sacrifice for the ones she loves. Her looks may not be fully deceiving but she also has a different

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    Brahma

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    Purana‚ it is also written that he is the son of God and is not to be confused with Brahman which is a general term for the Supreme Being or Almighty God. He is considered one of a trinity‚ but he is not as popular as the other two gods Vishnu and Shiva. Brahma is to be found to exist more in scriptures than in homes. Hindus essentially believe that Brahma was given the task to create the universe and all things are said to have evolved from him. In order to take on this responsibility‚ it is said

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    of creativity. The Durbar Square‚ with its old temples‚ palaces‚ epitomizes the religious and cultural life of the people. The major Interesting things to see here are "Kumari (The Living Goddess) Gar" "Kastha Mandap"Maru Ganesh‚ Mahadev Temple‚ Shiva Parvati Temple‚ Bhagwati Temple‚ Old palace‚ Saraswoti temple‚ Krishna Octangular Temple‚ Big drums‚ Kal Bhairav‚ Jagannath Temple‚ and Taleju Temple etc.. Durbar Square is actually made up of two sub-areas. The outer complex is renowned for numerous

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    Sugreeva Venkateshwara Temple You can visit Sugreeva Venkateshwara Temple which is located at Balepet area in Bangalore. This temple is dedicated to Sugreeva‚ one of the important character of Ramayana. Here you can also see a 6 feet tall statue of sugreeva‚ who is well-known as monkey king and he is also a good friend of Lord ram. Kote Venkataramana Temple You can also visit the late 17th century venkataramana temple which is located near the old fort adjacent to the palace of sultan‚ ruler of Mysore

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    sankranthi

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    Hindu Astrological Significance: Makar Sankranti is derived from Sanskrit language where Makar (or) Makar Rashi means the Zodiac Sign: Capricorn and Sankranti reflects “Transition”. The day marks Suns transit into Makara Rashi and is also considered the beginning of Uttarayana ‚ an auspicious 6 month long tenure in Hindu Calender. Makar Sankranti comes under Magha month and Shishir Season of Hindu Calender. After this day‚ the days start becoming longer and warmer‚ thus the chill of winter

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