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Autumn vibes only - Vimarsana News

Autumn vibes only

The unique festive spirit of Durga Puja at Oikotan Hebbal Durgotsav will come to life with a wide choice of Bengali delicacies in our food court, the sound of shankh dhwani, and the inimitable dhak beats,” she said. Many other puja committees have set their festive plans in order to bring the essence of Bengal to life in Bengaluru. ​

Indra Lal Roy, Flying Ace of India, sacrificed his life for Britain during WWI - Vimarsana News

Indra Lal Roy, Flying Ace of India, sacrificed his life for Britain during WWI

On a bright summer morning in July 1918, when the first world war was in full fow, a group of fighter planes belonging to the Royal Air Force of

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Tripura's 1000-yr-old Archaeological Site Becomes Part of Tourism Circuit - Vimarsana News

Tripura's 1000-yr-old Archaeological Site Becomes Part of Tourism Circuit

Approximately, 200 people visit Pilak every day. The tourism circuit starts from Agartala and links Pilak with Udaipur, a temple town in the northeastern state where Tripureswari Kali temple, one of the 51 Shaktipiths is situated.

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Pilak, a 1000-year-old Tripura archaeological site, 2 others beckoning tourists | Travel - Vimarsana News

Pilak, a 1000-year-old Tripura archaeological site, 2 others beckoning tourists | Travel

Nestled in Jolaibari, Pilak formed part of a chain of Hindu-Buddhist sites on tri-junction of East Bengal (now Bangladesh), Tripura and Arakkan (Myanmar) region | Travel

1000-year-old Tripura archaeological site to be developed as historical tourism circuit - Vimarsana News

1000-year-old Tripura archaeological site to be developed as historical tourism circuit

Research by late Ratna Das, who had authored a book on Pilak, suggest that the place had emerged as a major Hindu-Buddhist site in the eighth century.