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29/12/2022

ORCHHA...The Tentative UNESCO World Heritage Sites

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Orchha (Orchha) is a historic town in the Niwari district of the state of Madhya Pradesh, India.It was founded sometime after 1501 by Rudra Pratap Singh Bundela as the capital of the kingdom of the same name. Orchha is situated on the banks of the Betwa River in the Bundelkhand region. It is 80 km from Tikamgarh and 15 km from Jhansi in the state of Uttar Pradesh, Orchha is also known as Ayodhya of Madhya Pradesh.

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There is a lot to see in Orchha. Apart from the main fort of Orchha, there are Raja Ram's Temple, Jahangir Mahal, Raja Mahal Stand, Chaturbhuj Temple, Lakshmi Narayan Temple, Hanuman Temple, Parveen Mahal, Sheesh Mahal, Chhatris on Kanchan Ghat, etc.

28/12/2022

HAMPI OF MADHYA PRADESH NEED TO PROMOTE SHARE VIDEO TO PROMOTE TOURISM

Chhatarpur district of Bundelkhand has unique historical and ancient heritage sites, but due to expectation, these heritage sites are losing their identity. Like the world-famous tourist destination Khajuraho's stone crafts, the ancient temples built by the Chandela kings in village Beas Badaura near Chandla, 50 km from Khajuraho, are getting dusty these days due to expectation. On the initiative of the local people, the Archaeological Department took the Chandel carpet temples of Vyas Badaura under its control and got a lot of work done to rejuvenate these temples. But after some time the campaign of incomplete rejuvenation was stopped.
In village Vyas Badaura, in the 11th century, the Chandel kings had built attractive temples with unique stone carvings. The construction style of these temples is quite similar to the temple of Khajuraho, for a long time this temple has been expected and thousands of acres of pond attached to the temples have also erupted for hundreds of years due to lack of maintenance.
The temples of the 11th century, symbolizing the past and the expected present, are mainly the Shiva temples in these temples. In whose sanctum sanctorum and at the gate of the main gate, the statues of Lord Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh are engraved on the stone. On the threshold of the temple, a figure of a huge bow has emerged, it is believed that the secret of the temple is hidden in the bow, similarly Yogini temple, Baradari temple, near this temple, has become the center of attraction due to its artwork.

27/12/2022

Facts behind the vishwanath temple khajuraho world UNESCO heritage suite

26/12/2022

Built by Raja Kirti Pal in the 11th century, Chanderi Fort sits like a crown on a hill guarding the town. The strong walls of the fort complex enclose several historically interesting structures like Khuni Darwaza, Jauhar Smarak, Khilji Mosque, Baiju Bawra Memorial and much more.

26/12/2022

Nepalese coins were originally dated in Nepal Sambat. This silver mohar of King Ranjit Malla of Bhaktapur is dated Nepal Sambat 842 (1722 AD). These coins were legal tender in Tibet also.

26/12/2022

26/12/2022

Vatsyayan, the creator of Ka*****ra was a celibate The great creator Vatsyayan was a celibate and a monk. Despite this, he had a deep understanding of the erotic subject. It is said that Vatsyayana wrote the Ka*****ra, the postures he had seen in brothels and the experiences of townswomen and prostitutes. He has given many new and beautiful dimensions to the subject of sexuality. It is said that Vatsyayan Rishi, who spent a long time in Banaras, was very knowledgeable, philosopher and a knower of all the four Vedas.

22/11/2022

REVEAL NAMES OF SUMATRAN TIGERS TRIPLETS CUBS | ZSL LONDON ZOO

ZSL London Zoo has revealed the names of three Critically Endangered Sumatran tiger cubs born at the conservation zoo in June – announcing the trio as Inca, Zac and Crispin.
The three names were decided by ZSL supporters, after the roarsome chance to choose them was auctioned at the Charity’s Safari in the City Gala.

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06/11/2022

EXTINCT RING -TAILED LEMUR NOW DOUBLES IN POPULATION | WELLINGTON ZOO | NEWZEALAND

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Zeus, the lemur who helped double its species at a New Zealand zoo. Wellington Zoo in New Zealand has increased its number of ring-tailed lemurs from five to 13 after welcoming four sets of twins in the past two months.