Showing posts with label apu. Show all posts
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Wednesday 22 October 2014

Raibania - Hatigarh - Baleswar - Odisha - 756033 - India.


KALYAN KUMAR MAHATA The true appellation of Apu. A Creative Commons license.

Raibania - Hatigarh are two twin village. The name of the village is changed what was the name in old days. Sankhabhanga or Sardarband, Subarnarekha river and the Bay of Bengal are closely associated to the villages located nearby. Once there was a vast area with a so called civilization related to the lost habitat of a certain clan. The famous local dialect "fi-fu..  fi-su.." is common identity of the Roop Nagar of India where many story tellers would travel frequently to compose the storylines. The 'Mahatsabha' festival and prayer offering to the Basil plant on the podium (Tulsi Mancha) are important features in the very name of the place.




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Sunday 12 October 2014

Caluyachand or Kaluasand - a Sthan for Practicing Old Belief


KALYAN KUMAR MAHATA The true appellation of Apu. A Creative Commons license.


Caluasand or Kaluasand in Bagansai village, Mouza - Nimai Nagar, Nayagram block, West Medinipur, West Bengal, PIN Code 721159, India is sthan or place in the jungle, Nayagram Range Forest Beat in West Medinipur district. Now this place is known as Caluasand Mandir (Kaluasand Temple). The practice of Shivism or Shaivaism  is continuing since hundreds of years. The power woman is believed to be as the source of finding or discovering the truth and lost things and materials including the inspiration and devotional spiritualism of human being. The sthan is an age old neglected untold history related place where bird, goat and animal  are sacrified.Earlier Caluasand  Sthan is maintained and monitored by  Brihas Sarai (Vivek Mahat), the then Manager of Nawbab Siraj-ud-dalla of Bengal Presidency (Bengal, Bihar, Odisha, etc.) of Nawbab Kachari in Nayagram Lalkuthi.

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Saturday 14 June 2014

MANDIR PROTECTED BY A.S.I.


KALYAN KUMAR MAHATA The true appellation of Apu.
                                                                   
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Pathra. Binda Pathra, Bhabani Nagar and Mahatap Nagar, near about 10-12 kms. distance from Midnapore district town,PIN Code 721149,West Bengal,India,  are the base of the temple city. Archeological Survey of India repaired the foundation of these temples. The site is not close to one another temple. Temples are small and dispersed through the villages. Once the temples were in the bank of Kansabati river  with a lower basement. Later to make the road the level of the base-field is become even and higher than that of earlier set up. The terracotta work on the wall of temples and the mud,brick,sand and organic materials used to build the heritage site is the portfolio of Bengal Renaissance. No stones are used to establish the tunnel like pathway of temple in the entrance. This place is identified ,perhaps, to avoid the tragic life of town. There is similarity in  characters of art and structure with the old temples of Coochbehar, Bankura and Nadia districts in West Bengal. The drainage system is well equipped high drain and pump set and connected to the river directly. Photograph : Kalyan Kumar Mahata (Apu), Copyright : kalyankumarmahata.blogspot.in/Kalyan Kumar Mahata, Kalyan Kumar Mahata Foundation. Camera : SONY DSC WX200. Permission for photography in ASI site - registered. Notice - No.F.12/4/2014 - M, Government of India, Archaeological Survey of India, Janpath, New Delhi - 100 011, Dated. 16 June, 2014.  The photographs of the temples are below.

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