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Conservation Architect and Researcher Sushant Bharti highlights the significance of the Madan Mohan, an ancient and important temple in Vrindavan, India that has had a prominent impact both locally and globally throughout its history. The text includes a captivating portrayal of the temple both at home and in the Indian diaspora, a tribute to the attractive, ever enchanting nature of the structure and its spiritual potency. The establishment of Gaudiya Vaishnavas in the Braj region catalysed a novel movement centered around the devotion to Radha and Krishna. This movement, in turn, spurred construction of the Madan Mohan, one of the most significant and prominent temples in the area during the Mughal reign. In the late 16th and early 17th centuries, each temple emerged as a distinct exemple of Mughal artistry, showcasing a seamless integration of diverse architectural components and novel experimentation. The Madan Mohan temple stands as a remarkable testament to the confluence of social, economic, and political forces that transcended regional boundaries during the zenith of Mughal dominance.
Can you smuggle some thirty-five million dollars worth of gold openly and so audaciously that no one can catch you when you carry it from Houston to Cochin on the high seas using a sailboat? Dr. Mohan Reddy, an American metallurgist, does it, and he does it successfully. The gold bars were accidentally found by him in a jungle in Texas. The original thief of the gold comes to know about his loss and keeps an eagle’s eye on Mohan all the time. What about Mohan’s own challenges? The movement of gold bars within the US is the first one. The next one is converting the shape of gold amenable for transportation, a metallurgical nightmare. What about the treacherous Atlantic Ocean? What about the pirates of the Arabian Sea? What about the moles placed by the original thief of the gold on his sailboat? What about converting the gold into legal money? Most importantly, how would he handle the whole perilous caper all alone and without any latitude for error or failure?
"Vaishnava Songs: Prayers of Devotees", This book contain all the Gaudiya vaishnava song. On Janmastami day this is an offering to all Gaudiya vaishnava community. This eBook contains all special song of Bhakti Vinod Thakur, Narottam Das Thakur, Srila Praphupada, Bhakti Siddhanta Swarasswati Thakur, Basudeb Gosh and many others vaishnava achariyas songs. Its compatible to all 'epub' reader with wonderful color presentation. The followers of Lord Chaitannya and ISKCON devotee can keep it for help. Thanks to ISKCON-Chowpatty temple.
A poignant debut novel and an unforgettable tale of heartbreak and redemption set in India. A story of friendship, betrayal, sacrifice, exploration and redemption. A glimmering jewel not to be missed by lovers of contemporary literature. A millionaire, a widow and a monk. A plane crash. Three destinies, linked for eternity in a tale narrated by Time. Part Star Part Dust is a page turning journey set in India with characters whose lives unspool into a tale of interconnection, transcending all cultural and ethnic boundaries and ultimately revealing the purpose of this evanescent thing we call life. Meet Radha. She was left in a dumpster on the side streets of Mumbai to die as she was born; premature and undernourished. Meet Mira. At sixteen she is to marry a man she has never met before. On her wedding day, she carries a knife. And Gaurav. People say love is more important than money. But what happens when having one means you can’t have the other? Part Star Part Dust will leave you spellbound.
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