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Manish Arora

July 20th, 2010

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Manish Arora is among one of the leading Indian fashion designers and needs no introduction in the world of fashion games. After he launched his label ‘Manish Arora’ in 1997 and started retailing in India he also in the year 2000 represented India at the India fashion week and participated at the first ever India fashion week held in New Delhi. Then he looked no back and is touching skies of this industry.

He is a creative entrepreneur and has given life to his vision by creating different outfits. He from his, great hard work in the fashion industry is touching the skies. He has drawn inspiration from the mysterious of space for his fall winter collection, which he says “people will sport in 2015”. His collection has all the stiff and glossy fabrics like Lurex, satin, velvet, leather, and wool, Varanasi silk and printed with metallic, luminescent dyes which attracts his customers at the first sight.

All of Manish’s garments uses bright and contrast colors which have a black base with bright colors over it. Arora says for him, apart from the garments, the make- up, hair-do and shades are the stars of the shows. After the success of 1st label of Manish, he launched his Second label fish fry and showed this collection in six leading cities in India and was stocked at lord and Taylor, New York 2002.

Manish opened his first flag ship store ‘Manish Arora Fish Fry’ in New Delhi. Manish opened his second flag ship store in the commercial capital of India. Manish Arora collaborated with Reebok to design a collection of shoes under the brand Fish Fry for Reebok. “Indian by Manish Arora” a brand design specially keeping in view the growing Indian market for women’s wear is licensed to another reputed fashion company.

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Sanchi Stupa

July 9th, 2010

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India is full of beautiful monuments which attract a number of foreign tourists every year. Sanchi is a small village in Raisen District of the State of Madhya Pradesh, India, and is famous for the old beautiful monuments present there. Sanchi is located 46 km north east of Bhopal, and 10 km from Besnagar and Vidisha in the central part of the state of Madhya Pradesh.

Sanchi is known to be one of the important places of Buddhist pilgrimage and it has a number of Buddhist monuments constructed many centuries back. Sanchi is a nagarpanchayat in Raisen district in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh.

The Great Stupa at Sanchi was originally commissioned by the emperor Ashoka the Great in the third century. Stupa is surrounded by Totanas here which is a symbol of love, peace, trust and courage. The nucleus of the Great Stupa was a simple hemispherical brick structure built over the relics of the Buddha. It was crowned by a parasol like structure known as chatra, which symbolize high rank and was intended to honorand shelter the relics.

Sunga period

The stupa of Sanchi is believed to be destroyed by the Sunga emperor, PusyamitraSunga, and was rebuilt by his son Agnimitra. Later in the same period, the stupa was expanded with stone slabs and was given almost twice its original size. The design was changed a bit and the dome was flattened near the top. It was crowned by three superimposed parasols within a square railing. With its many tiers, it was a symbol of the dharma, the Wheel of the Law. The dome of Sachistupa was set on a high circular drum meant for circumambulation, which could be accessed via a double staircase.

Satavahana period

The gateways and the balustrade at the Sanchistupa were build long time back and are believed to have been commissioned by the Satavahana. An inscription records the gift of one of the top architraves of the Southern Gateways by the artisans of the Satavahana king Satakami. It is so beautifully designed that although made of stone, they were carved and constructed in the manner of wood.

The gateways were covered with narrative scultpures and are very attractive. These outstanding and well-designed sculptures showed the scenes from the life of the Buddha. The viewers can easily relate themselves to the sculptures of the Buddha everyday life and makes it easier for them to understand the Buddhist creed as relevant to their lives. Most of the people donate money at Sanchistupa for the embellishment of the stupa to attain spiritual merit. Devotees who donate money towards a scripture would often choose their favorite scene from the life of the Buddha and then have their names inscribed on it.

The stones carving the Buddha do not show human figures. The artists represented him by certain attributes like horse on which he left his father’s home, his footprint, or a canopy under the Bodhi tree at the point of his enlightenment. It was believed that human body would be too confining for the Buddha.

Later construction of Sanchi Stupa

Many stupas and other religious Buddhist and early Hindu structures were added later in the following centuries. Temple 17 is known to be the earliest Buddhist temples build in the Gupta period. It is beautifully designed and consists of a flat roofed square sanctum with a portico and four pillars. The temple gets an almost classical appearance by its elegantly carved front and highly decorated pillars.

With the decline of Buddhism in India, the monuments of Sanchi went out of use and fell into a state of disrepair.

Today, around fifty monuments remain on the hills of Sanchi, including three stupas and several temples. It is visited by many visitors and tourists to see its beauty and well-designed stupas and sculptures and the temples constructed are really attractive to look at.

Khajuraho

June 30th, 2010

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Khajuraho, an Indian village in Madhya Pradesh, located in Chhatarpur is one of the most popular tourist destinations in India. It has the largest collection of Hindu and Jain temples and is famous for their erotic sculptures. It is also considered to be one of the seven wonders of India and is listed in UNESCO world heritage site.

Architecture of Khajuraho Temple

The khajuraho temples were among the most important monuments in India and is built in a span of 200 years, ranging from 950 to 1150. The complete area is enclosed by walls. Originally it had over 80 Hindu temples but now only 25 remains that are built over an area of about 21 square kilometers. The temples there are fine examples of Indian architecture styles which are popular due to their explicit depiction of the traditional way of sexual life during medieval times.

The architecture of khajuraho temples can be related to northern Indian shikhara temple style or a panchayatana plan. Besides a few Jain temples, the various Hindu temples are dedicated to god’s trio Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva and various Devi forms.

Temples Famous for Erotic Art

Though the temples are famous for erotic art, there are no sexual or erotic images inside the temples near the figures of deities. Only the external carvings bear some of those. It is believed that to portray the arts there, one must leave their sexual desired outside the temple premises. The deities of the temples are portrayed as atmas and do not refer to any physical body. People suggest that the images there give an idea of tantric sexual practices. Some 10% of the images depict sexual art whereas others show the common life of normal Indian man and their activities.

Because of the erotic art forms here, the site is often referred to as Kama sutra temple. But they do not illustrate the positions of the Vatsyayana’s famous sutra’s philosophy. They just focus on pleasure rather than procreation.

It is also believed that the Chandela monarchs built this temple between 950 and 1150. At that time, Tantric tradition was practices. In those times, boys lived in brahmacharya until they became men and they can learn about household works by examining these images. All the sculptures present here clearly tells that these temples would have required a number of trained sculptors.

Kamakhya Temple

June 25th, 2010

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Situated in the Nilachal Hill, Assam, Kamakhya or shakti temple is dedicated to various forms of mother goddess. Hindu and tantric pilgrims often consider this place an important destination. Chilarai from the Koch dynasty constructed this temple in 1565. The original old structure was believed to be destroyed by Kala Pahar but the current structure consists of three chambers with idols and images of lord ganesha and other hindu gods and goddesses on the outside and a beehive like shikhara.

The general pilgrims use the western chamber which is large and rectangular. Middle chamber, added later, is a square and has an idol of goddess and images of Naranarayana and other related gods on the walls. It leads to the sanctum sandtorum through a cave which is a natural underground spring and flows in the bedrock through a yoni shaped cleft. The mensuration of goddess Kamakhya or Shakti is celebrated every summer during the Ambuvaci festival.

The legend of this famous temple says that after the Koch Bihar royal family was banned from offering puja here by Devi, the temple faced a lot of hardship without their support. By this time, Ahoms’ interest grew in this temple and the later Ahom kings supported the temple by renovating it. Later, Krishnaram Bhattacharyya, a famous mahant of Shakta became the spiritual guru for many Brahmins. Siba Singh, the king gave the management and land of Kamakhya temple to Krishnaram Bhattacharyya. The guru and his successors resided on the top of Nilachal hill and were called Parbatiya Gosains.

Worshippers consider this place a sacred sacrificial site and devotees often go there with goats and other animals as offerings to Shakti. According to Kalika Purana, Kamakhya is described as yielder of all desired, Shiva’s young bride and salvation giver. Kamakhya is also khown as Shakti. On the other hand, the Yogi Tantra relates Kamakhya with goddess kali. Banikanta Kakati says about the existence of a tradition which was famous among the priests. The tradition was established by Naranarayana and it tells that the Garos, a matrilineal people, worshipped Kamakhya by sacrificing pigs as an offering to the goddess.

The two modes of worship, Vamachara and Dakshinachara, are both used to worship the goddess. Often flowers are offered to the goddess but many also believed in male animal offering to please the goddess.

The Kamakhya temple is considered a major centre for Tantra worship and due to this reason, thousands of devotes of Tantra are attracted here in Ambuvaci, an annual festival celebrated here. Manasha Puja is another sacred celebration that takes place here every year. Kamakhya people also take part in Durga Puja celebration during Navratri, in the autumn. This celebration often runs for five days and it attracts several thousand people from around the country.

TOP FASHION DESIGNERS OF INDIA

June 19th, 2010

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India is a land of rich culture, tradition and flavors. It is also a land of diversities art and splendors and is also one of the most fashionable countries which is basically known for its rich culture tradition and also for its unique clothing style and fashion accessories. We are, in our coming sections going to talk All about Indian fashion, dresses, fashion designers, clothing style, fashion accessories, etc.

India is a land of fashion and it spread its fashion color on every individual and every being. Indian Fashion and unique Indian clothing style is found to be a great formula by which the people from the entire world are attracted towards India and returns their positive feedback. But it should not be forgotten that the main credits for all these goes to Indian fashion designers which work hard to achieve this.

There are various attires that are meant differently for men and women and need lots of ground works. Different fashion sketches are created by the Great fashion designers of India for visualizing how exactly a garment will look like when worn. These are the fashion designers which add life to their design, by adding colors, texture, and pattern on sketches, before they are actually sewn.

It has been seen that every celebrity women have their personal fashion stylist and designer who perfectly creates and assemble the right outfit for the right occasion for them. These fashion designers for the celebrities also keep in mind the needs, style and comfort of the celebrity body. They also match the right accessories for them that suits with their dressing style and that best expresses their personality and style. Fashion designers are therefore the actual celebrities who play the major role in describing the fashion of the society.

India have large number of famous fashion designers, like Manish Arora, Manish Malhotra, Tarun Tahiliani, Satya Paul, Rohit Bal, Ritu Kumar, Ritu Beri, Anjana Bhargava, J.J Valaya, Neeta Lulla, and many more taking new breath every day. Indian fashion designers go out of their tremendous way and try to attract all types of customers whether in India or outside India.

Especially their aim is to attract all the higher society people and NRI’s from which they get their full turnover by catering them and satisfying them with their new designs. Indian films have also great contribution for spreading the Indian designs in all over the world, by which people prefer to wear the fashionable clothes which are designed by great Indian fashion designers.

The Indian fashion designers are awarded by various designer awards for their great contribution in the fashion world. For entering in the world of fashion anybody can apply but he/she must have some creative knowledge in the fashion world. Their mind can think some creative and new to serve the fashionable people of the society. An Indian fashion designer uses their own creativity.

They also arrange many fashion shows for their advertisement, by these they not only get fame but also get very close to fashion oriented people. Top Indian Fashion Designers also appear on the top of the Best Fashion Magazines of the nation and also on the International Fashion Magazines by their graceful work. India is today well known for its fashion world where everything is made possible due to its top fashion designers and their tremendous work.

Top Indian fashion Industries, companies and their Top Fashion designers which are more responsible for giving India a proud feeling of being fashionable and stylish are becoming more and more popular throughout the world. They are doing their jobs well to promote Fashion in India at the world wide level and We wish them all the best to continue in their hard and passionate work for which India is and will be proud off.

Indian Fashion Magazines

June 11th, 2010

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Indian fashion world is now just rocking the world and everyone sitting across the globe images and just want to know more and more about the Indian fashion. And for serving all the golden words about fashion, the fashion world by printing the magazines gives the feedback. Indian fashion magazines have come a long way.

Famine, Women’s Era, FNL, Elle, sixteen, Marie Claire and many more magazines printed every month in all over the world.

The Indian fashion magazines also provide the reader with health, beauty and fashion information in each issue. Woman can subscribe to it through the mail and online. The Indian fashion magazines give information about different woman around the world and their needs, struggles and stories of life. The goal of the Indian fashion magazines are to provide readers with a substantial amount of information about new looks in the fashion industry as well as current issue that women of the world are facing. Some of them also deliver an amount of knowledge about the celebrities and Bollywood looking more and more fashionable and stylish.

It provides information pertaining to different items of fashionable Indian clothing and accessories, as well as which would be a better deal. Compactly saying they are giving to the society all that which society wants and interested in…

Every magazine follow their own way, some are in each month recognizes a particular female celebrity by placing her on the cover of the magazine and featuring her in a main article, along with providing monthly horoscope. Some currently magazines are Alice, Bibi, Blood&Thunder magazine, cooler magazine, cookie magazine, Families on line magazine, House wife mafia, Lifestyles, Lalsha, More boos for women, Pearls women magazine and many more are available in the fashion world. These magazines are the only great supporters, which helps the women to step forward in the way of fashion.

Popular Fashion Magazines in India

Elle India – Beauty and fashion tips

Hurleys – Bimonthly fashion magazine

Images Multimedia – Fashion & apparel news

Vogue

Fashion fusion

Fashionable Indian Clothing

June 4th, 2010

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Clothing in various parts of India is basically related to the culture, tradition, religion and also on the climate of that particular place. India being a land of diversities and rich flavors, is pride to have such great Indian clothing and fashion industry which is continually providing the rich, unique and trendy clothes for the Indian society. Man and woman here are seen with various different varieties of clothes with different colors and fabrics. Unique fashion of India is its unique clothing style and dresses which are much inspired by the religion and ancient India.

Versatility in Indian clothing and fashion is due to its rich culture and diversity. The blending of all these are well seen in the fashionable clothes from India which we wear.

The fashionable Indian clothes are experimented and designed according to the taste of the nation. They are designed, well tailored and are also made stylish. The great embroidery on the various wedding clothes are also the latest trend of fashion in India and is rapidly picked up by the international markets all over the world.

Indian fashion designers works excellently for the great designer clothes in India. They brilliantly embellish the wears, and accessorize it keeping in mind the Indian looks and taste.
The basic and traditional Indian village-wear of India is now modernized and coming to the cities. The saris of Maharashtra or the ‘Phulkari duppatta’ of Punjab has travelled all along the nation and is widely used by all. The fashionable dress of India including sari is most liked in western places and all over the world.

Indian fashion, Great Indian dresses and Trendy clothing of India proves to be effecting seamless integration which is not restricted to geography.

Traditional Indian Clothing

Traditional Indian clothing for women is the saris, salwaar suits or salwaar kamez and also Ghaghra Cholis (Lehengas). Whereas the traditional Indian clothes for men includes Dhoti, Lungi or Kurta and Payjamas. Designer clothes in India are attracting various parts of the world and their fashion industries which are working with the inspiration of Indian fashion. In some of the rural parts of India like villages these traditional clothes are still worn.

The traditional India clothing and designer clothes in India varies greatly with the male or female distinctions. Though the traditional clothing is still followed in the rural areas, Indian fashion and clothes of India are rapidly changing in the urban areas. People in the urban areas and in big metro cities prefer to wear more stylish and fashionable looking clothes that may include jeans, t-shirts, trousers, etc.

The tradition of Salwar Kameez, started with Punjabis and Muslims which is now adapted by all the major groups and society of the women across the country. Men and women are together exploring various trends in Indian clothing. Fashion world of India and Indian fashion are continually blending contemporary traditional works with the more stylish and richly designed clothes, maintaining its ethnicity.

Women and girls in India usually wear bright colored clothing. Girls in India before puberty wear a long skirt and a short blouse and also salwaar kamez. Teenage girls who hail from rural villages usually wear frocks and half sarees whereas the girls of bigger cities prefer to wear more fashionable jeans and t-shirts and also lehnga and choli with a short stole. Women in India prefer to wear sari and also salwaar suits. Sari is a unique fashion clothing of India which makes Indian women look more beautiful and pretty. Sari for women which is a long sheet of colorful cloth is draped over a simple or fancy blouse.

Dhoti for men is worn with shirts, t-shirts, or anything else. Boys normally wear a shirt and pants, whether formally or casually. Dhoti or Lungi is a most common and oldest form of Indian clothing for men. It is a long piece of cloth and is wrapped onto a lower body by men.

Fashionable clothing and accessories for Professional community in India

Many of the professional community of men and women have changed their clothing styles considerably as compared from the past. Western fashion has become more common among the Indian professional community. Men are seen commonly in horizontal stripes and plains casual business shirts. Whereas working women are seen in salwaar suits and also in jeans and t-shirts.

Due to much growth of women empowerment and influence of western culture, most of the teens and adult fashionable girls of Indian Metro cities are also seen wearing low hip jeans, low neck tops, tight jean trousers with salwaar, half trousers, sleeveless T shirts etc.

Various fashion accessories along with Fashionable Indian clothing are also utilized by these groups of people who are professionals and need to go on with the latest fashion and style of India and abroad. Cool stylish and multi colored sunglasses are used by both men and women of the Indian fashionable society which makes them look more fashionable.

Accessories for men may include designer watches, hats, caps, belts, purses, footwear, sunglasses, etc. Whereas fashionable accessories for women are more widely ranged and may include handbags, bangles, bracelets, scarfs, stoles, fashionable footwear and sandals, cosmetic products and many other things.

FASHION IN INDIA

May 28th, 2010

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The rapidly growing world of Fashion is continuously attracting new and emerging talent towards itself. These unique talents of India in the India Fashion Industry are renewing and making effective use of their creative energy for which only Indian Fashion is today known all over the world. Indian fashion Industry is open to anyone who is creative and has some innovative and unique ideas.

India is the land of diversities, splendors, rich colors and exciting flavors. India is also known for its unique culture, tradition and Mythology. India is the country which stands out of the crowd of all the developing countries because of its rapid growth and development. Fashion industry in India is also one of the most developing industries which made India to show off its unique and innovative talent in the Fashion Industry to all over the world. People all over the world love to wear Indian clothes designed by Indian Fashion Designers. Their unique ideas and designs have attracted people all over the world.

India being a highly specialized fashionable country is a demand of whole world. Today not only the local people of India but also people all over the world are going crazy and eagerly waiting a for the Indian designer clothing by the India fashion designers.

Fashion in India is found in almost everything. From the past few decades, The Indian Fashion and Indian Fashion Designers are both on the top rank and still maintaining its position. Most of the western culture and western fashion industries love to follow the Indian Fashion Designers and Indian Fashion. Many of the US fashion designing companies are also taking Indian Fashions and transforming it for their western audiences accordingly to their demand and taste. Their Fashion World is increasing day by day because of Indian Fashion designers and Fashion in India. Their spiritual quest for perfection plays a role in their choices of beautifully colored, dramatic and flowing garments.

Various talented and innovative minded fashion Designers of India like Manish Arora, Ritu Beri, Manish Malhotra, Ravi Bajaj, Neeta Lulla, Tarun Tahlani and many more are leading the way and redefining the Indian Fashion day by day. Indian fashion is basically expressed through beautifully designed Indian clothing. Fashion in India also spread its bright, rich colors and flavors through uniquely designed Indian jewelry, handbags, footwear, and various other Cool Accessories for Fashionable World of Today.

Golconda

May 20th, 2010

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Golconda is one of the important monuments of India. Golkonda is located 11 km west of the city of Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh state, India.

Ibrahim Quli Qutb Shah Wali, the fourth Qutb king was the builder of Golkonda, situated west of Hyderabad. Hyderabad is a ruined city of south-central India and capital of ancient Kingdom of Golkonda. It is believed that the fort derives its name from Golla Konda, which is a Telugu word for Shepherd’s Hill. It is said that a shepherd boy came across an idol on the hill which led to the construction of a mud fort by the then Kalkatiya dynasty ruler of the kingdom around the site.

Construction of Golconda

The construction of the fort was done with great understanding keeping each and every small thing in mind. A large wall is constructed few feet before the entry gate of the fort so as to prevent elephants and soldiers from having a proper ramp to run and break the gates.

The city and fortress are built on a granite hill that is 120 meters high and is surrounded by massive crenelated ramparts. Over the period of 62 years the mud fort was expanded by the three Qutb Shahi Kings into a massive fort of granite and extended the structure around 5 km in circumference. At that time it remained the capital of the Qutb Shahi dynasty until 1590 when the capital was shifted to Hyderabad.

Golconda- The city of Diamond

At its time, Golkonda had the only known diamond mines in the world. It was once renowned for the diamonds found on the southeast and cut in the city. The fortress city within the walls was famous for diamond trade as the mines of Golkonda themselves yielded diamonds of trifling quantity. Golkonda became the market city of the diamond trade of that time and the gems sold there came from a number of mines. Europeans knew that diamonds were found only in there fabled mines and thus magnificent diamonds were taken from these mines to the surrounding regions. Darya-e-Nur, Nur-Ul-Ali Diamond, the Koh-i-noor, The Hope Diamond, and The Regent Diamond were some of the famous diamonds excavated from these mines at that time.

The Forts of Golconda

Golkonda consists of four distinct forts with a 10 km long outer wall with 87 semi circular bastions, eight gateways, four drawbridges and number of royal apartments and halls, temples,mosques, magazines, stables inside. The lowest of these is the outermost enclosure into which we enter by the “Fateh Darwaza” near the south which is studded with giant iron spikes. The voice of hand clapped at a certain point below the dome at the entrance gates can be heard clearly at the highest point about kilometer away, and this worked as a warning note to the royals in case of an attack.

The entire massive fort is the best example of architectural planning and its magnificence.

Bala Hissar Gate is the main entrance to the fort located on the eastern side. It has a pointed arch which is bordered by rows of scroll work and the spandrels have yalis and decorated roundels. The area above the door has peacocks with ornate tails and the design of peacock and lions are a blend of Hindu- Muslim architecture. Toli Masjid, situated at Karwan is about 2 km from the Golkonda fort and the mosque inside it is divided into two halls.

Surroundings and the Inner Beauty of Golconda

The fort of Golconda is known for its magical acoustic system and the palaces, factories, water supply system and the famous ‘Rahban’ cannon. Within the fort are also some of the major attractions which attract the visitors. It is also famous that there is a secret underground tunnel which leads from the Durbar Hall and ends in one the palaces at the foot of the hill. The fort also has the tombs of the Qutub Shahi Kings which have Islamic architecture and are encircled by beautiful gardens and numerous exquisitely carved stones.

The two individual pavilions on the outer side of Golconda are also major attraction and the Kala Mandir located in the fort has its own importance. The wonderful acoustic system of Golconda fort speaks volumes about the architecture of the fort and the ventilation of the fort is absolutely fabulous having exotic designs. The fort comprises of huge gates which are decorated with large pointed iron spikes so as to prevent it from elephants. Also in order to fortify the fort it is encircled by 11 km long outer wall.

Lotus Temple

May 13th, 2010

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Lotus Temple so called due to its flower like shape is a Baha’i House of Worship and is one of the most important attractions in Delhi. It was completed in 1986. Lotus Temple serves as the Mother Temple of the Indian subcontinent and has won numerous architectural awards. The Baha’i laws emphasize that the House of Worship is a gathering place where people can worship God irrespective of their religion and without any restrictions. The Baha’I laws also stipulate that only the Holy Scriptures can be read and no musical instruments can be played. No ritualistic ceremonies can be practiced inside the complex or no sermons can be delivered.

Structure of the Lotus Temple

Abdu’l-Baba, the son of the founder of the religion, inspired by the shape of lotus flower, stipulated that a House of Worship requires to have a nine sided circular shape. The design of the Lotus Temple is composed of 27 free-standing marble clad “petals” arranged in clusters of three to form nine sides. It was kept in mind that no pictures, statues or images were displayed within the House of Worship and no pulpits or altars be incorporate as an architectural feature. The central hall of the temple is slightly more than 40 meters tall and its surface is made of white marbles. It has the capacity of holding 2,500 people and all the nine doors of the Lotus Temple open onto the central hall. The House of Worship is surrounded by nine ponds and gardens. The Lotus Temple is in the village of Bahapur, in the national capital territory of Delhi and its architect was an Iranian.
The Temple has received wide range of attraction in professional architectural, fine art, religious, governmental and other venues. Since its inauguration to public worship in December 1986, the Temple has attracted more than 50 million visitors, making it one of the most visited buildings in the world. In India, during the Hindu festival Durga Puja, many times a replica of the Lotus Temple has been made as a pandal, a temporary structure set up to venerate the goddess Durga. In Sikkim a permanent replica is of the Hindu Legship Mandir, dedicated to Shiva.

All About India

Manish Arora

Sanchi Stupa

Sunga period

Satavahana period

Later construction of Sanchi Stupa

Khajuraho

Architecture of Khajuraho Temple

Temples Famous for Erotic Art

Kamakhya Temple

TOP FASHION DESIGNERS OF INDIA

Indian Fashion Magazines

Popular Fashion Magazines in India

Fashionable Indian Clothing

Traditional Indian Clothing

Fashionable clothing and accessories for Professional community in India

FASHION IN INDIA

Golconda

Construction of Golconda

Golconda- The city of Diamond

The Forts of Golconda

Surroundings and the Inner Beauty of Golconda

Lotus Temple

Structure of the Lotus Temple

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