Innholdsfortegnelse for October 2022 i A TO Z INDIA

By Lalit Garg Writer, Journalist, Columnist E-253, Saraswati Kunj Apartment 25 IP Extensions, Patparganj, Delhi-92 Email: lalitgarg11@gmail.com Phone: 22727486, 9811051133 Paryushan festival is such a great spiritual festival of eight days of Jain society, which not only illuminates our body, but can awaken the mind. This is such a season that not only the atmosphere but also the mind turns into purity. Aadhi, Vyadhi and Upadhi are treated and lead to Samadhi, which is celebrated every year all over the world. This festival has its own unique importance in the sacrificial culture of Jainism. It is not only a festival; it is considered a great festival. Because this festival is a spiritual festival, and is the only inspiring festival of self-purification. That is why this festival is not only a…

This is a relatively new tourist spot in South Sikkim. Situated at an elevation of 8000 ft the small picturesque semi town on the Gangtok-Gaysiling highway, Ravangla is becoming a hot destination for its breathtaking landscape and tranquility. The town and its surrounding area offer an undisturbed view of the snow ranges of Greater Himalayas. Mt. Kanchenjunga, Mt. Pandim, Mt. Sinialchu, Mt. Kabru are just a few of the major peaks that are clearly visible from here. Upper ridges of the area experience snowfall during winter. Thousands of known and unknown flowers are in full bloom during April-May and Ravangla gets a romantic look with the colours and fragrance of the flowers. The main attraction of Ravangla among many others is Tathagata Tsal or Buddha Park. It is a 130-foot…

By Mr.Vijaykumar H K T-6-327, RTPS colony Shaktinagar -584170 Raichur Karnataka Email: hkvkmech@gmail.com We observe International Day for Peace on September 21st of each year. The large bell known as the "peace bell" was donated to the United Nations by Japan in 1950. Two times a year, on the first day of spring, as well as on September 21 to mark International Day of Peace, the bell is rung. Given the current circumstances, it is imperative that all nations choose peace over conflict. Everything on this globe looks beautiful when there is only peace. This year, the bell needs to ring louder in order to specifically reach the ears of the nations who are both directly and indirectly engaged in conflict. The world has been battling the pandemic for the…

People around the world know Odisha largely for three major temples.... that is Lord Lingaraj temple at Bhubaneswar, Lord Jagannath temple at Puri and the abandoned Sun temple at Konark. If people will be interrogated to arrange these three temples chronologically, many of them will fumble. The Lord Lingaraj temple comes first if we consider the chronological history of all these three temples. Bhubaneswar is known as the Ekamra Kshetra as the divinity of Lingaraja was initially under a mango tree (Ekamra literally means one mango( Eka+Amra) as verified in Ekamra Purana, a thirteenth century Sanskrit composition. The overwhelming temple of Lord Lingaraj, having a height of180 ft, strikes wonderment and regard among its guests. It was constructed during the eleventh century AD. The temple has been depicted as "Probably…

Rajasthan is such a blessed land as within its vicinity Lord Brahma dropped a lotus flower and a temple was brought into being. Enemies attacked many times; everything was destroyed, but it was Tanot Mata that went untouched. Since Rajasthan is the abode of Rajputs for the longest period, evidently here one can find a good number of an ancient Hindu temples and has an own story to tell. Tulja Bhavani Temple (Chittorgarh), Meerabai Temple (Chittorgarh), Madareshwar Temple, Kumbha Shyam Temple(Chittorgarh), Kalika Mata Temple (Chittorgarh), and Kalika Mata Temple (Pavagadh) are the famous ancient temples that draw a good number of tourists attention. Shiva worshippers should visit Eklingji Temple, Atmateshwar Temple (Pushkar), Atmateshwar Temple (Dungarpur) and Ghushmeshwar (Sawai Madhopur). Interestingly in addition to Shiva, here one can find the good…