With the placement of the Shivlinga in the centre, the plan of the old temple seems to be a one-of-a-kind arrangement for a Hindu temple; while the conventional design demands a linear progression of activities planned from Mandapa to the Garbhagriha.
Hindus may have to go through a long judicial process before getting legal possession of the holy site. But the patient and focused Nandi will keep us inspiring.
In 1990, Historian Sita Ram Goel released a book named 'Hindu Temples: What Happened To Them' in which he mentioned over 1,800 Muslim structures that were built on Hindu Temple sites and/or used materials from destroyed temples.
On May 17 at 4 pm, 'Khul Ke' the new social networking platform, will conduct a round table discussion titled 'Kashmir Konversations' hosting filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri