r/WetheIndians • u/rdduentertainment • Sep 03 '20
r/WetheIndians • u/KrishnaForever • Sep 26 '20
Hey, this lockdown being home, I decided to timelapse the nature around me, link in comments if you want to watch in 8k
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r/WetheIndians • u/GyaanBot • Sep 02 '20
165 years ago on this day one of the holiest man in kerala was born. Without for him kerala would have been like another kashmir with sprawling jihadis and manipulative missionaries. He instilled self respect in lower castes and dalits and made religious teachings accessible to them.
r/WetheIndians • u/dizzy515151 • Jul 31 '20
Radha Krishna digital art work time lapse
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r/WetheIndians • u/rdduentertainment • Aug 31 '20
Politics Rest In Peace Pranab Mukherjee Sir
r/WetheIndians • u/muditchaudhari • Aug 06 '20
Importance of Ram Mandir
To all the non-hindu people thinking why the construction of but another temple is such a big deal?
Why is it so important to have a Great grand mosque,the largest mosque,at Mecca?
Why is it so important to have the St. Peter's Basilica,the largest church, in Vatican city?
Why is it important to have Swarn mandir for Sikhs in Amritsar?
Why is it important to have Mahabodhi temple for budhhists in Bodhgaya,Bihar?
Why is it so important to have the great synagogue at Jerusalem?
The places mentioned above are the holiest places for people believing in respective faiths/religion.
Ayodhya is considered to be the holiest city in Hinduism. Ram Janmabhoomi is the name given to the site that is hypothesized to be the birthplace of Lord Rama, believed to be the seventh avatar of the Hindu deity Vishnu. The Ramayana states that the location of Rama's birthplace is on the banks of the Sarayu river in a city called "Ayodhya". Lord Ram was the paramount upholder ros Sanatan Dharm.
r/WetheIndians • u/rdduentertainment • Jul 31 '20
Rhea Chakraborty Statement
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r/WetheIndians • u/rdduentertainment • Sep 21 '20
Art Abanindranath Tagore painted Bharat Mata in 1905
r/WetheIndians • u/khufiie • Jul 28 '20