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Iconic Shivlinga rose above smog of denial after centuries and so have documents validating temple existence in same place: layout of old Vishveshwar temple and what British historians said about the structure

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When British architect, planner and cartographer James Princep surveyed the city of Kashi extensively, with an idea to restore the 'Gyanwapi Mosque' built by Aurangazeb, he started off by documenting the structures in the precinct

Does the Places of Worship Act 1991, really forbids any transformation in worship’s religious character after August 15, 1947? Gyanvapi compound may lead to its exemption if found more than 100 years old

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If the survey finds the existence of a Hindu temple structure inside the Gyanvapi compound, which would naturally be more than 100 years old, it could be declared an ancient monument under the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Sites and Remains Act, 1958, and therefore, exempt from the Places of Worship Act

Shivling discovered in the Gyanvapi complex during a survey after the water was pumped out of a well that Muslims were using as 'Wuzukhana' for washing their hands and feet before offering Namaz

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A Wuzukhana is a place where people wash their hands and feet before offering namaz. It has significance in Islam as it is a place where dirt from the body is washed out before worshipping God

Temple city Madurai grandly celebrated the Chithirai festival, devotees thronged streets, got darshan of deities Meenakshi, Sokkanathar, and Kallazhagar: “Govinda” “Hara Hara” chants reverberated in Madurai with pomp

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The chariots are pulled through the streets around the temple. The 10-day festival of Meenakshi temple and the week-long festival of Kallazhagar temple converged at the banks of Vaigai to bring Shaiva and Vaishnava schools of thought together

RTI reply revealed that keys to the treasure room 'Ratna Bhandar' of Puri Jagannath temple which has a lot of gold, silver, and precious jewels donated by devotees and kings over the centuries have been ‘missing’ since 1970: Odisha

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The Jagannath Temple Act (1960) of the Odisha government states that the Ratna Bhandar should be audited every 3 years. But no assessment has been done after 1978. An RTI reply in 2021 had cast doubts on the assessment on 1978 too because the district treasury reportedly had no records of Ratna Bhandar keys since 1970

Muslim fundamentalists are not afraid of the Supreme Court of Pakistan and the government, demolished famous Hinglaj Mata Mandir in Pakistan: 11th attack in 22 months by religious fanatics

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Pakistan’s religious fanatics demolished the famous Hinglaj Mandir, located in Khatri Mohalla in Tharparkar District in Sindh Province

‘Lord Shiva helps creation sprout even from ruins, Humanity always wins over terrorism’: PM Modi launches key projects at Somnath

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Reportedly, the Somnath promenade has been built at a cost of ₹47.55 crores under the PRASHAD (Pilgrimage Rejuvenation and Spiritual, Heritage Augmentation Drive) scheme. The promenade is a 1.48km long walkway that stretches along the seacoast

Twitter user BharadwajSpeaks destroys the claims by National Herald’s Mrinal Pande about Kashi Vishwanath Temple

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A 1296 CE Sanskrit inscription was found at Lal Darwaza Masjid (which was constructed using the materials of destroyed Hindu temples). It was found on pillar. It mentions the construction of padmeshvara at the entrance of the Vishveshvara temple of Varanasi

'Older than history, older than tradition, even older than legend...': The millennia-old history of Kashi

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Kashi Vishwanath Dham finds its roots in many Sanatan Dharma scriptures, including the Rig Veda, Skanda Mahapurana, Ramayana, Mahabharata and many others. Authors like Mark Twain had once called it ‘a city older than the tradition, older than the legend’

A new symbol of Hindutva pride, Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple Corridor

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The main objective of doing this project is to provide facilities to the devotees. During Mondays of Sawan and Shivratri, around 2.5 to three lakh devotees come for Darshan. The whole city and entire pathways to the temple used to get jammed
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