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Jyoti Prakash Bhattacharjee Male, Age Range: 46 - 55, Mumbai, India |
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Sambalpur, Orissa Jyoti Prakash Bhattacharjee, Mumbai, Posted Date: 29th March 2013 If you religious, this is the place for you. You can temple hop from dawn to dusk. I managed to..... If you religious, this is the place for you. You can temple hop from dawn to dusk. I managed to visit three temple located at different directions. It a sleepy town .. For lazy people there is lot of inspirations to be found :) More » |
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Kolhapur, Maharashtra Jyoti Prakash Bhattacharjee, Mumbai, Posted Date: 23rd October 2012 Kolhapur assumes a place amongst the cities having highest per capita income in the country and..... Kolhapur assumes a place amongst the cities having highest per capita income in the country and it\'s one of the fastest growing cities in Maharashtra. kolhapur is known as \'dakshin kashi\', \'historical capital of maharashtra state\', \'door of konkan \'as well as \'city of wrestlers \' and \'city of arts\' It\'s also known as city of palaces and temples. Kolhapur is situated on the banks of the river Panchganga and is the location of the Temple of Mahalakshmi, More » |
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Hospet, Karnataka Jyoti Prakash Bhattacharjee, Mumbai, Posted Date: 23rd October 2012 The typical version Hampi’s history starts with a popular folklore. Two local chieftains, Hakka &..... The typical version Hampi’s history starts with a popular folklore. Two local chieftains, Hakka & Bukka , reports to their guru an unusual sight they saw during a hunting expedition. A hare chased by their hound suddenly turns courageous and start chasing back the hound. Vidyaranya, the guru, tells them that the place is so special and asks them to establish theirs local capital at this place. The seed of an empire was sown. Over the next 200 plus years (1336 AD – 1565 AD) four dynasties ruled Vijayanagar. History of Vijayanagar’s had been a saga of resistance against the northern Sultanates as well as building of its spectacular capital in Hampi. The capital was one major trading center. Anything from horses to gems was traded in Hampi. Art and architecture found its special place in Hampi. The rulers were great patrons of art and religion. Most of the kings associated names of their favorite gods with their names. Some of the kings were renowned for their ambitious projects. King Krishnadeva Raya (1509-1529 AD) of the Tuluva Dynasty stands tall among the rest. During his regime the empire saw its peak More » |
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