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Legend has it that thousands of years ago a man used to nourish cows here,
Eventually he noticed that his one cow would go somewhere else and give her milk to a Shiv Lingam and thus this Shiv Mandir was built at same point.
Located in Umerkot of Sindh Pakistan.
Eventually he noticed that his one cow would go somewhere else and give her milk to a Shiv Lingam and thus this Shiv Mandir was built at same point.
Located in Umerkot of Sindh Pakistan.
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Sadh Belo is an island in the Indus River in Sukkur, Sindh, Pakistan that is famous for its highly revered Hindu temples.
The temples are associated with the syncretic Udasi movement.
The island is famous for Teerath Asthan.
The temples are associated with the syncretic Udasi movement.
The island is famous for Teerath Asthan.
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Gurdwara Baba Karam Singh ji Hoti Mardan, Peshawar District!! The picture was taken on 8 May 1932.
Note - Until 1937, Mardan District was a part of Peshawar District, when it was elevated to the status of its own independent district.
Note - Until 1937, Mardan District was a part of Peshawar District, when it was elevated to the status of its own independent district.
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Bhuman Shah fort is situated in Depalpur Tehsil of Okara District. Fort houses a haveli, gurdwara, and a dharamsal.
It is almost 150 kms from Lahore, 45 kms from Okara District, and 17 kms from Depalpur( biggest Tehsil of Asia) on Haveli Lakha road. This city was once populated by Udasi sect of Sikhs.
Moreover there are several ancient buildings specially Chota Nankana Sahib Dhakki Fort,
It is almost 150 kms from Lahore, 45 kms from Okara District, and 17 kms from Depalpur( biggest Tehsil of Asia) on Haveli Lakha road. This city was once populated by Udasi sect of Sikhs.
Moreover there are several ancient buildings specially Chota Nankana Sahib Dhakki Fort,
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An Illustration Of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, 1830.
This Miniature Of The First Sikh Maharaja Of The Punjab At Lahore, Maharaja Ranjit Singh (1780-1839), Known As The 'Lion Of Punjab', Is From An Album Made In 1830.
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Shri Varun Dev Mandir on Manora Island is dedicated to Varuna, the Lord of the Seas.
According to a legend, it was around the 16th century when a wealthy sailor by the name of Bhojomal Nancy Bhatia bought Manora Island from the Khan of Kalat and then his family commissioned a temple on the lay terrain.
According to a legend, it was around the 16th century when a wealthy sailor by the name of Bhojomal Nancy Bhatia bought Manora Island from the Khan of Kalat and then his family commissioned a temple on the lay terrain.
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A family praying at Sant Nenu Ram’s ashram in Islamkot, Sindh.
The ashram is named after a Hindu saint Nenu Ram who was born in 1898 to Meghu Ram’s affluent family in Islamkot. In his adulthood, he chose to leave behind a life of comfort and embarked on a spiritual journey.
Living a life of a recluse, he spent a number of years worshipping at a shrine of Hindu saint Poorun Bharti, which is seven kilometers away from his native city Islamkot. Upon returning to his city, he spent the rest of his lives worshipping and dedicated to the teachings of Pooran Bharti. Gradually he attained the stature of a saint and people started to gather around him to benefit from his intercessory prayers.
The Nenu Ram Ashram was later built at the very spot where he used to meditate along with other worshippers. Since then the Ashram remains operational and provides comfort to the visitors and caters to their various needs.
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The ashram is named after a Hindu saint Nenu Ram who was born in 1898 to Meghu Ram’s affluent family in Islamkot. In his adulthood, he chose to leave behind a life of comfort and embarked on a spiritual journey.
Living a life of a recluse, he spent a number of years worshipping at a shrine of Hindu saint Poorun Bharti, which is seven kilometers away from his native city Islamkot. Upon returning to his city, he spent the rest of his lives worshipping and dedicated to the teachings of Pooran Bharti. Gradually he attained the stature of a saint and people started to gather around him to benefit from his intercessory prayers.
The Nenu Ram Ashram was later built at the very spot where he used to meditate along with other worshippers. Since then the Ashram remains operational and provides comfort to the visitors and caters to their various needs.
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