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Wednesday, July 22, 2026

ASI posts a beautiful thread on Bhagwan Shiva!

“Archaeological Survey of India”, Thread Reader App, February 26, 2025:

“Shiva, the supreme deity has been immersed in the consciousness of the millennia old civilization of the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia. The worship of Lord Shiva has been spread across time and space from the Pashupati seal to the Nataraja bronzes.

From the KathKuni of the Himalayas to the Besara of the Karnatraka,from the Nagara style of central Bharat to Kalinga style of Odisha, from the Chala style of Bengal to the Dravida style of Tamil Nadu, every region added to the vernacular skills and artistry to adorn the abode of the Adiyogi. 

As the nation celebrates the festival of Mahashivaratri, we bring to you some of the fascinating and most visited temples dedicated to Lord Shiva from the length and breadth of Bharat which are being maintained by the Archaeological Survey of Bharat……”

Read the full article at Threadreaderapp.com

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