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A movement to rebuild the Heritage monuments of Bharat that are lying abandoned and to revive worship at ancestral temples.

Ongoing projects: reclaimtemples.com/fundraisers

UPI/BHIM: donate@kbl

Ph: +91 88482 37352

Email: contact@reclaimtemples.com
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We have started the project to teach martial arts alongside the revival of temples. This will help in physical and spiritual well being. The centres will first be started in Malappuram district of Kerala.

Kalaripayattu is one of the oldest martial artform in Bharat which has its origins from Lord Shiva and disseminated through the lineage of his greatest disciples Parasurama and Sage Agastya.

Any support can be made via imojo.in/veeram or via UPI/BHIM to donate@hsbc
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Gautameswar Shiv temple of Manthani.
The ears and nose of the Nandi are said to have been destroyed by Muslim invaders but the idol of Lord Shiva and his bull is quite prominent even now.

The temple is quite fragile at this point of time. The temples have sunk into the ground.
Animal Sacrifices Prohibition Act is a criminal law that discriminate and divide people on the basis of religion and is applicable to Hindus only.

While the Act has made it a crime to sacrifice animals to propitiate Hindu Deities, no such restriction is applicable to rituals of other religions. Such a law is against the basic concept of equality before law that our Constitution guarantee.

Also the Act attempts to outlaw the thousands of years old rituals of the various Sampradayas within Sanatana Dharma.

The legislation needs to be repealed in Karnataka, Kerala, Gujarat, Andhra, Telangana, Pondicherry, Rajasthan.

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All the Animal Sacrifices Prohibitions Act are a copy of the Madras Act. However the said law was repealed in Tamil Nadu when Jayalalitha was Chief Minister as attempts to implement the law caused protests across the state.
Periyanayaki Amman Shrine - Located at the right hand side of the main entrance, or Rajarajan Tiruvasal - is the Amman shrine. Literally meaning "mother's shrine", this is dedicated to Siva's consort and Ganesha's mother - Parvati.