The twin hills of Udayagiri and Khandagiri near Bhubaneswar, Odisha, are one of the earliest examples of Jain rock-cut architecture in eastern India. The ancient names of the twin hills of Udayagiri and Khandagiri are Kumari and Kumara parvatas respectively. There are total 33 rock cut caves on both the hills out of which 18 caves are excavated on Udayagiri hill, while 15 are on the Khandagiri hill. While...
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For the British, who were ruling Sindh at the time, the Zindapir dispute was of limited local importance, and direct notification of the community's religious divorce was apparently never sent to London. The affair only surfaces twice in British records. The first is in a Public Works Department Resolution of 1894, determining that the land which the Hindus have squatted across the river from the island is...
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