The Iringavoor Shiva Temple in Malappuram district is a temple that was destroyed in a bomb blast and was later restored.

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Kancheepuram Ekambaranathar temple, TamilNadu

We have to respect the enormous efforts and resources our ancestors dedicated towards the construction of temples which are the citadels of our Dharma.

Are we doing enough to conserve our Heritage monuments?

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"Karimaldin Mosque: A Seized Hindu Temple of Vijayapura"

Karimaldin Mosque in Vijayapura, is originally a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple was built in the 12th century by the Kalyani Chalukyas and was later seized by the Bahmani Sultanate in the 14th century.

Various features of the temple were later incorporated into the mosque, including the pillars, carvings, and sculptures. These features provide evidence of the temple's Hindu origins and demonstrate how Islamic conquerors often appropriated Hindu architecture and art to legitimize their rule.

The mosque should be returned to the Hindu community as a symbol of religious harmony and a step towards correcting historical injustices.

Karimaldin Mosque raises important questions about the appropriation of Hindu architecture and the need for justice and reconciliation between different religious communities.

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The Hindu temples at Nijagal hills near Bangalore Karnataka was destroyed by Hyder Ali.

It neednot remain so forever.

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When you are contributing towards the restoration of a specific temple, for a minute keep the Deity in mind.

If you want to make any prayers for yourself or any of your loved ones, make that prayer to the Deity before making the contribution.

You can also make the donation in the name of the person for whom the prayers are made.

Contributing towards restoration of temples is considered very auspicious and removes many ill effects of past karma in a person's life.

All the temples we restore belong to ancient Gods consecrated during time immemorial.

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The Goddess has remained a century in ruins awaiting devotees to revive Her temple destroyed during 1921 Moplah riots.

Amidst all hostilities, the efforts are on.

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Atala Devi temple, Jaunpur

The Atala Devi Temple in Jaunpur has been under Islamic occupation for centuries, and it is time for Hindus to reclaim their sacred space. This temple, dedicated to the goddess Atala Devi, is believed to have been built during the reign of the Chandela dynasty in the 12th century. However, it was later destroyed and converted into a mosque during the Mughal era.

The temple is a symbol of the rich cultural and religious heritage of India, and it is important to preserve it for future generations. The temple's architecture, intricate carvings, and religious significance make it an integral part of India's history and culture.

Reclaiming the temple would not only restore a sacred space for Hindus but also promote interfaith harmony and respect for diverse beliefs. The process of reclaiming the temple may be difficult, but it is a necessary step towards preserving India's cultural and religious heritage.

Moreover, the reclamation of the Atala Devi Temple would also send a strong message to those who seek to erase India's history and culture. It would serve as a reminder that India is a land of diverse religions and cultures, and all of them deserve equal respect and protection.

In conclusion, the Atala Devi Temple in Jaunpur is a significant religious and cultural site that has been under Islamic occupation for too long. It is time to reclaim it for Hindus and preserve it for future generations.

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Nandi at Pataleshwar temple, Pune Maharashtra is witness to the desecration of the temple by Islamic invaders.

We should be able to heal the wounds left behind by invaders and restore the temple of Mahadev to its former glory.

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How the #ReclaimTemples project will lead to Hindu Muslim unity and longlasting peace?

For centuries, India has been a land of diverse religions and cultures, including Hinduism and Islam. However, religious conflicts and disputes have often hindered peaceful coexistence between communities. One such issue that has been a point of contention between Hindus and Muslims in India is the reclaiming of ancient temples that have been under Islamic occupation for centuries. Here, we will explore how the reclaiming of these temples can lead to Hindu-Muslim unity and peace.

The issue of temple reclamation is not a new one. Many ancient Hindu temples have been destroyed or converted into mosques during the Islamic invasions and subsequent Muslim rulers' reign. The reclamation of these temples has been a longstanding demand of the Hindu community, with many of these temples being of great significance to Hindus.

The reclaiming of ancient temples is not just about restoring the sanctity of Hindu religious sites; it is also a matter of restoring the dignity of the Hindu community. The occupation of these temples has been a source of great pain and humiliation for the Hindus. The reclaiming of these temples is, therefore, an assertion of their identity and a demand for justice.

However, the reclaiming of ancient temples is not a call for revenge or retribution. Instead, it is an invitation for Muslims to recognize and respect the sentiments and beliefs of the Hindu community. The reclaiming of these temples is an opportunity for Hindus and Muslims to come together and celebrate their shared history and culture.

The reclaiming of ancient temples can also be a catalyst for promoting interfaith dialogue and understanding. The occupation of these temples has been a source of mistrust and suspicion between the two communities. By reclaiming these temples, Hindus are sending a message of goodwill and inclusiveness. It is an invitation to the Muslim community to recognize and respect the Hindu community's sentiments and beliefs.

Furthermore, the reclaiming of ancient temples can have a positive impact on Hindu-Muslim relations. The reclaiming of these temples is not just a demand for justice and equality, but it is also a recognition of the shared heritage of India's diverse communities.

The reclaiming of ancient temples can also be a means of promoting spiritual and cultural tourism leading to economic development. Many of these temples are of great historical and architectural significance. The restoration of these temples can attract devotees from all over the world and provide a boost to the local economy. The restoration of these temples can also provide employment opportunities to the local population, thereby promoting economic development.

However, the reclaiming of ancient temples is not without its challenges. The process of reclaiming these temples can be a long and tedious one. It involves legal battles and negotiations with the government and Muslim communities. The reclaiming of these temples also requires a great deal of financial resources and technical expertise. It is, therefore, important to approach the reclaiming of these temples with patience, perseverance, and a spirit of cooperation.

In conclusion, the reclaiming of ancient temples under Islamic occupation is not just a matter of restoring Hindu religious sites' glory. It is a matter of restoring the dignity of the Hindu community, promoting interfaith dialogue and understanding, and promoting cultural tourism and economic development. The reclaiming of these temples can be an opportunity for Hindus and Muslims to come together and celebrate their shared history and culture, ultimately leading to Hindu-Muslim unity and peace.

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Her name is Manada, She is one the 64 Yoginis of Hirapur, Odisha. She was mutilated by Islamic invaders in ways reflecting their barbaric and twisted mindset.

Yogini temples across Bharat needs restoration and revival of worship. Its doubtful if the original Yogini Kaula rituals will be allowed to be performed in the existing temples.

So first we may have to consecrate a new 64 Yogini temple, perform mahayaga and do the invocation of Yoginis there.

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