The World Jain Organisation has written to the union home ministry and National Commission for Minorities to provide safe and ...

This historic location, which is well-known for its huge 57-foot statue of Bahubali, holds the prestigious Mahamastakabhisheka festival once every twelve years.

According to police officials, hundreds of devotees reached the spot this morning to offer laddoos to Lord Adinath in the presence of Jain monks. However, the makeshift stage prepared for the devotees ...

the settlement is named after Atikari family, which originally built it apart from contributing 12 of 24 brass Tirthankara idols, the cymbal, and also land for the Jain temple's upkeep.

Lakkundi unites to unearth its 10th century treasures The front part of the tableau that rolled down Kartavya Path had the Brahma statue from the Brahma Jinalaya temple, the oldest Jain shrine in ...

Video The front part of the tableau that rolled down Kartavya Path had the Brahma statue from the Brahma Jinalaya temple, the oldest Jain shrine in Lakkundi dedicated to Lord Mahaveera.

Lakkundi is home to beautiful temples, stepwells and inscriptions from the Chalukya dynasty. Besides being a cultural powerhouse, Lakkundi was a large thriving city and a commercial hub between the ...

Situated in the Gadag district of Karnataka, approximately 70 km from Hubballi, Lakkundi is celebrated as the "Cradle of Stone Craft" for its breathtaking stone architecture. This ancient city ...

Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath met and felicitated Jagadguru Shankaracharya Shri Vidhushekhar Bharti Ji Maharaj of Sringeri Peetham during his visit here on Saturday. U.P. CM Yogi ...

The Shankaracharya of Sringeri Peeth, Jagadguru Shri Shri Vidhushekhar Bharati Ji Maharaj, has visited the Mahakumbh Mela after 150 years. This is a historic event, as no Shankaracharya from the ...

During his visit to Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath met and honoured Jagadguru Shankaracharya Shri Shri Vidhushekhar Bharti Ji Maharaj of Sringeri Peetham, South India.

However, until the early 20th century, even dominant-caste Hindu women are not permitted to cover their upper bodies inside temples as a mark of respect to the deity. Forward to 2024. On December 31, ...