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This is the Badami Cave Temples, located in Badami, Karnataka, India. And its the caves are ancient rock-cut temples carved into sandstone cliffs. Built during the 6th to 8th centuries by the Chalukya dynasty. The temples are dedicated mainly to Hindu gods (Shiva, Vishnu) and Jain Tirthankaras.
And the purpose these caves were used for religious worship, meditation, and spiritual learning. Each cave represents a different deity or religious belief:
Cave 1 – dedicated to Lord Shiva
Cave 2 & 3 – dedicated to Lord Vishnu
Cave 4 – dedicated to Jainism
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The ancient Kushan small coins dated around 200 B.C. The label reads:
“200 B.C. Kushan Vijaya… Small Coins.”These coins belong to the Kushan period, a powerful empire that ruled parts of northern India, Central Asia, and Afghanistan. The display appears to be part of a museum or historical collection, showcasing early metal currency used in trade and economy during that time.
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This picture shows the Chambre de Commerce (Chamber of Commerce) building in Pondicherry (Puducherry), India.
The architecture reflects strong French colonial influence, visible in the bright yellow walls, arched doorways, tall white pillars, and wrought-iron railings. The signboard is in French, Tamil, and English, highlighting Pondicherry’s unique cultural blend of French and Indian heritage.
This building is part of the French Quarter (also called White Town), an area in Pondicherry known for its well-preserved colonial architecture, vibrant colors, and historical charm. Today, it continues to function as a place of trade and commerce-related activities while also being an iconic heritage landmark.
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This is the feet of the Bahubali (Gommateshwara) statue at Shravanabelagola, Karnataka, India. The statue is one of the largest free-standing monolithic statues in the world, carved from a single block of granite. It represents Lord Bahubali, an important figure in Jainism, symbolizing peace, renunciation, and self-realization. The image captures the devotional offerings of flowers placed at the feet of the statue by devotees. Shravanabelagola is a famous Jain pilgrimage site and attracts visitors from across India and abroad.
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