8000-year-old Konkan culture discovered

An about 8000-year-old man-made structure has been discovered in Konkan, Maharashtra. Dr. Ashok Marathe has done the discovery after six years of research. About 12 stone walls are uniformly built, covering about 24 Km in total, in different areas from Shrivardhan to Malwan. The reason for building these walls is unknown. These walls are now … Read more

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Hinduism and Superstitions

Superstitions are false beliefs or beliefs that do not have a scientific basis. Superstitions have been around since ancient times. They are found in every society, country, culture, and religion. Hinduism is no exception to it. As Hinduism is one of the oldest cultures on Earth, and the literacy rate in India is low, many … Read more

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Hinduism in Cities in India

Hinduism is the largest religion in India. There are approximately 96,00,00,000 Hindus in India by the 2011 census, which is approximately 80% of the total population of India. 40% of those are living in cities and 60% in villages. Over the last few years, urbanization has seen exponential growth in India. The number of cities … Read more

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Hinduism in Villages in India

Hinduism is the largest religion in India, and a large portion of the Indian population resides in Indian villages. Therefore, it would be interesting to learn about Hinduism in villages in India. It is essential to note the social situations in Indian villages before learning about Hinduism in Indian villages. 1. Most of the Hindus … Read more

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Hindu Slogans

Hindu slogans are mainly used at the time of war, festivals, speeches delivered by Hindu leaders, etc. In ancient times, some of these slogans were used to encourage soldiers to fight furiously against their enemies, and they used to work great. We are listing here some of those: If you know any other slogans other than … Read more

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Mr. Jagdish Tytler’s visit to Jagannath Temple opposed by BJD MLAs

On March 16, 2011, Mr. Jagdish Tytler visited the famous Jagannath Temple in Puri, Orissa, India. The issue was raised in the Orissa Assembly by BJD MLAs claiming that it hurt the sentiments of local people and priests in the Jagannath Temple as Jagdish Tytler is a non-Hindu and non-Hindus are not allowed to enter … Read more

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