The stone work of Kottappadam Srirama temple has started.

We are looking to complete work at earliest.

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Neelkanth Mahadev temple in Mandu, MP is one of the lesser known but mysterious temples in India.

Built by Akbar for his Hindu wife Jodhabai in 1564, later demolished and closed by Aurangzeb and reopened by Peshwas in 1732 and now major pilgrim site in Mandu.

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This is the Sesai Sun temple situated in the Shivpuri district of Madhya Pradesh. It was built during the Pratihara era. This is a rare west facing Sun temple with dwadash Adityas carved above the door of the garbhagriha.

Bhringesvara Temple, Bajrakot, Angul.
Built by Sulkis of Kodalaka mandala, (feudatory of Bhaumakaras) in early part of the 9th century A.D.
A panchayatana class of temple, here Lord Ganesha is without the vehicle mouse.
Presiding deity: Sivalinga within a circular yonipitha

Nila Aarti being performed by Sanyasis as part of Maghamaka Mahotsav held at the banks of Bharatapuzha river in Malappuram Kerala.

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At construction site of Bridge, We found approximately 1200 year old statues of religious idols, unearthen while digging for a well for Pier construction under 40 feet depth.Cost of idols is approx. 3.5 crores.
Near Katni,M.P.

Book: Destroyed temples of Kerala by Tirur Dinesh

Thousands of Hindu temples were destroyed during the invasion of Kerala by Hyder Ali, Tipu Sultan and in the subsequent Moplah riots. The unspeakable cruelty faced by Hindu society is reflected in the Hindu temple ruins which stands as a witness to the genocidal terror a society had to face from invaders. Many temples exists even today in Malabar region of Kerala where idols remains mutilated with their hands, legs, head cutoff.

This book unravels the history that was never told before.

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Make sure that the book is available in every library, college and institution in your locality. This is how we can spread the true history of Bharat and Islamic invasion.

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This temple is popular among the Shakti Cult, who believe that a visit to this temple shrine will end their misfortunes.
Lakhamandal gets its name from the two words: lakha(Lakh)meaning "many" and mandals meaning "temples"or "lingam"

Lakhamandal Temple ,dedicated to Lord Shiva