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Right Owned by Bharatiya Prakashan (RSS)Kasai Kali Temple & Dark Night of 1946: How spiritual practice of Gopal Patha subdued Muslim League and Communists
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The event titled “Renaissance with new mantra: Dignity is divinity” highlights worship of Bhagwan Vishwakarma as the divine architect who built ancient cities and fashioned divine weapons, while warning that modern society has become careless about both craft and craftsman, neglecting pottery, weaving, metalwork and sculpture. In Guwahati, three old Kali shrines—characterised by tin roofs, earthen idols and borrowed benches—provide a glimpse of the city’s evolving religious landscape and show generations refusing to let traditions fade.
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It was a freezing, deep midnight of Sharadiya Amavasya in the autumn of 1936. Tana Gali, Malanga Lane—situated at the intersection of Ganesh Chandra Avenue and Premchand Boral Street in central Calcutta—lay enveloped in absolute silence. At the corner of the lane stood the ancestral meat shop of…
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It was a freezing, deep midnight of Sharadiya Amavasya in the autumn of 1936. Tana Gali, Malanga Lane—situated at the intersection of Ganesh Chandra Avenue and Premchand Boral Street in central Calcutta—lay enveloped in absolute silence. At the corner of the lane stood the ancestral meat shop of…
