UmaMaheswara Puja is conducted every Sunday at this ancient temple with Rudraksha Shivlinga.
Puja is beneficial for marriages, relationships and family as it invokes the blessings of Goddess Uma and Maheswara on the couple.

The Deities have been consecrated at temples by our ancestors for welfare of the devotees.
We ensure the proper worship as per agamas, so that the blessings of the Deity reaches the devotees who offer prayers.

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Worshiping Durga Bhagavati is invoking the fierce Mother, the embodiment of Divine strength that conquers all obstacles. Her devotion empowers us to overcome all challenges, bestowing courage, protection, and ultimate victory in the fight for Dharma. In Her grace, we find the power to transform and triumph.

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The Gujardeo Temple in Almora, Uttarakhand, exemplifies 13th–14th century Sekhari Shikhara architecture, marked by its central spire and miniature turrets. Built on a panchratha plan with a towering shikhara, it follows the panchayatan layout, with traces of four subsidiary shrines. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, its pranal and detailed iconography mirror the evolved Nagara style of the Central Himalayas, closely resembling the Baleshwar Temple of Champawat.

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A civilisation has three major components- sacred spaces, land and people. The increase and decrease of the same reflects the growth and decay of a civilisation.
Accordingly, Hindu civilisation has been decaying for past one thousand years.
This has to be reversed.

Our strategy is to reclaim the temples, then the land and people, thereby strengthening Hindu civilisation.
The results of what we do are measurable and evident.

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Basis the legal submissions made by the UgraNarasimha Charitable Trust, Panchayat administration in Malappuram has dropped all proceedings against the Cholakkara Durga temple.

Now our efforts are to complete the ceiling of Garbagriha which will be made using wood in a traditional manner.

Consider making a contribution of Rs 101 and be part of the revival of the temple of this ancient Goddess.

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The current neglect of the 12th-century Baijnath group of temples, dedicated to Lord Shiva, signifies a collective failure to safeguard a heritage that has shaped the spiritual and cultural fabric of generations.

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Elephants hold a timeless place in Sanatana Dharma, not just as majestic beings, but as living vessels of spiritual symbolism. From Ganesha’s wisdom to Airavata’s strength, their presence in temples reflects deeper truths of dharma, silence, and sacred responsibility. Their grace is not just seen — it’s deeply felt.

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Was this site originally a Hindu temple? According to Sita Ram Goel’s documentation in "Hindu Temples: What Happened to Them?", Biran Ka Gumbad is one of many structures where Islamic monuments may have been built over earlier Hindu shrines.

These aren't just architectural shifts — they are markers of cultural and civilizational change.
📚 Understanding such histories is vital to engaging honestly with India’s past.

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Decay of Hindu civilization was caused by Hindu society abandoning ritualistic worship of Hindu Deities, corrupted by degenerate monks and nastika cults.

Resurgence of our civilisation will happen with revival of worship of ancient Deities and their temples.

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For those who follow the most auspicious path of kula, the only rules which matter are those framed by Bhairava Himself in the worship of His Yoginis.

We will revive worship at the ancient Chausath Yogini temples.

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Karma is accumulated through thousands of births in various forms, what is enjoyed/suffered in one birth is not the result of the deeds of that birth alone, but that of all the births before.

Karma is real, and understanding karma is the basis of the spiritual journey.

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The 10th-century Nohleshwar Temple, built under the Kalachuri dynasty, stands quietly in Nohta village — a masterpiece of devotion, architecture, and royal legacy. Once commissioned by King Yuvarajadeva I and inspired by Queen Nohala, this Shiva temple still stands in a ruined state.
Let’s rediscover, document, and reclaim our civilizational heritage — one temple at a time.

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What lies beneath the Indo-Islamic architecture? According to historical accounts like "Hindu Temples: What Happened to Them" by Sita Ram Goel, this 15th-century tomb is built over a former Hindu sacred site.
Monuments like these are more than stone as they reflect civilizational shifts and stories untold.

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We have started the ceiling work of Cholakkara Durga temple in Malappuram. Auspicious trees for the same could be located easily by the grace of the Great Goddess. Carpenters have started work. Factory cutting of wood was done to speedup the work.

Thanks to all who supported and prayed for revival of this ancient temple.

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There were Kingdoms in Bharat who bravely fought the invaders and are now left in ruins.

There were Kingdoms who meekly submitted themselves to the service of invaders and prospered.

From the ashes of the former shall rise our glorious civilization.

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Jama Masjid Ahmedabad in Gujarat is a Bhadrakali temple which was forcefully converted into a Masjid by Sultan Ahmed Shah in 1415 AD.

Garbhagrihas, mutilated sculpture of Hindu Gods, Hindu temple motifs prove that it is a Hindu temple under Muslim occupation. Survey should be held before the evidences are removed.

Muslim community should peacefully as an act of goodwill, hand over all ancient Hindu temples that were captured and converted to Masjids by foreign invaders.

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Kale Khan ka Gumbad may seem like just another 15th-century monument, but look closer. Beneath its dome are silent echoes of a lost Hindu temple, revealed through reused pillars, ceiling designs, and sacred geometry.

As documented in Hindu Temples: What Happened to Them, this isn’t just architecture, it’s archaeological memory.

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This 9th-century gem is not just a temple—it's a story carved in stone and sanctified in sacred wood. Unlike most temples, its presiding deity was made of banyan wood, earning it the name Bara Aditya Mandir.

After the theft of its original idol, precious relics like intricately carved wooden doors were moved to Delhi’s National Museum for safekeeping. 🛕🪵

Let’s bring such lost heritage back into our collective memory.

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In the heart of Delhi's Lodhi Garden stands the Tomb of Sikander Lodi — an architectural marvel, yet possibly layered over erased heritage.

As cited in “Hindu Temples: What Happened to Them, Vol. 2”, this early 16th-century tomb is believed to have been built atop a pre-existing Hindu sacred site. A silent witness to the cultural shifts where ancient traditions were often overwritten.

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The Nachna Kuthara Parvati Temple, a Gupta-era marvel, lies neglected in Madhya Pradesh.
One of India’s oldest stone temples—yet no full restoration.
It’s time we rebuild what history tried to erase.

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