Within Shaktism, a denomination within Hinduism where the godhead is believed to be a goddess, Kali or Kalika is considered to be one of the major Hindu goddess. She is worshipped in Nepal and across South Asia. Kali also referred to as Kali Mata or the black mother is said to be tantric and non-Vedic […]Read More
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Matangini Hazra: The Fearless Freedom Fighter Who Defied Colonial Rule
India became independent in 1947 after a huge struggle to eradicate British empowerment. In that struggle, Indians formed many freedom movements and conferences. We know the important leaders who fought for independence like Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Subhash Chandra Bose and many more. In any talks or articles does anyone say or talk about the […]Read More
Unveiling the Mystique: Exploring the Rich Heritage of Bargabhima Mandir
Unveiling the Sacred Splendor: Exploring Bargabhima Temple in West Bengal. Bargabhima Temple, nestled in the serene environs of Tamluk in the Purba Medinipur district of West Bengal, stands as a venerable monument to Hindu devotion and cultural heritage. This ancient temple, dedicated to the worship of the formidable Goddess Kali, holds a special place in […]Read More
Revealing the Sacred Beauty: Exploring the Mysteries of Hangseshwari Temple
Nestled in the heart of West Bengal, India, lies a sanctuary of divine serenity and timeless grace – the Hangseshwari Temple. With a history steeped in legend and lore, this sacred abode beckons pilgrims and seekers alike to experience the transcendent bliss of spiritual enlightenment. In this SEO-friendly blog, we embark on a journey to […]Read More
Lathi Khela – Self defensive martial art of Bengal
Lathi Khela is the traditional martial art form of Bengal. When we say Bengal, it refers to both, the Indian Bengal and Bangladesh. As the name itself suggests, this martial art form is practiced with lathis or sticks. The one who practices this form is known as a lathia. The history of man’s association with […]Read More
Logic, grammar, politics, and law were taught at Nadia University. As Nabadwip was part of this university, there used to be 400 students and 150 teachers, and the famous quadrilateral groups here were famous for debates. The center of attraction here was the memory and justice taught here.Read More