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From January 30, 2007 to February 19,
2007
Asi Working To Get Heritage Tag For
Badami, Aihole
63 of the 123 monuments at Aihole are
out of the ASI's purview Fort walls,
built by Tipu Sultan at Badami are
being reconstructed.
To Freeze Or Not To Freeze?
Opposing views towards conservation
can be found in two splendid havelis
in Nawalgarh, Rajasthan.
A Landmark Of Renown
It is like a shy violet tucked away
behind the trees on a higher incline
on the Mission Compound Road in the picturesque hill town of
Kotagiri in the Nilgiris.
Divine Commitment
An avatar is the Supreme Being's
deliberate descent into lower realms
of existence for special purposes.
Today Is Maha Shivaratri
A seat made of precious stones, a bath
in delightfully cool water, a splendid
apparel bedecked, sandalpaste perfumed
with musk, jasmine and champaka
flowers arranged upon Bilva leaves,
incense as well as a lamp,
lit...Clarified butter . . .
Benodebehari Mukherjee: A Versatile
Genius
Benodebehari Mukherjee's art came out
of a grand detachment and an awareness
of nature's cycle.
Bond Of Bhakti
The Bhagavata Purana celebrates the
efficacy of Bhakti and the supremacy
of the Lord's Nama and highlights the
special status assigned to the Lord's
devotees.
Value Of Dharma
The rationale governing the cause of
joy and sorrow in one's life remains
elusive and the Puranas and the
Itihasas contain interesting
discussions on these issues while
unfolding the laws of righteous
conduct in an experiential and
practical mode to . . .
In Musical Company
It is that time of the year when the
air resonates with the sounds of
anklets and the conch, infusing life
into the stone sculptures of Konark.
Pragmatic Teaching
Scriptures have survived the onslaught
of time and continued to guide mankind
in the practice of Sanatana Dharma.
Murals Etched In Form
Mural paintings are of historical
importance and are studied by art
students.
Profound Poetry, Buried Treasures
With its poetic excellence and lyrical
beauty, Annamacharya’s compositions
have no comparison feels Aruna
Chandaraju.
Towering Sana’A!
Sana’a, the capital of Yemen is a rare
jewel that sparkles at the
south-western tip of the
Arabian peninsula
enveloping thousands of myths and
legends, finds M A Siraj.
And Now On Air...Sharp Wit
Satyajit Ray’s ‘Feluda’ is being
resurrected by BBC World Service for
its 42 million English language
listeners.
A Tune Sands Apart
The wind instruments of Rajasthan have
the power to produce a stream of
soul-stirring rhythm and resonances
most evocative of the desert, says
Dipti Nair.
Spring In Corbett National Park
Richa Nigam takes you on a tour of the
Corbett National Park, in Uttaranchal,
where the tiger and leopard constitute
the most important predators.
Vagaries Of Life
It is difficult to get a unanimous
estimation of the suffering a person
faces in life as it is to a certain
extent subjective and so every
individual has misgivings.
`Mahasamprokshanam' Performed At
Temple
`Mahasamprokshanam' of
Pangajavalli
Thayar Samedha Srinivasa Perumal
Temple (Sri Papavinasa Perumal Temple)
was perfomed at Papanasam in Thanjavur
district on Thursday.
Insightful Prayer
It is human nature to turn to God only
in times of distress when it becomes
clear that it is not possible to
overcome the situation with human
ingenuity.
God's Accessibility
It is not always possible for the
majority of people to visit temples
due to the pressures of day-to-day
life. Devotional practices are
intrinsic to spiritual life and hence
must be advocated for spiritual
progress.
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