Karnataka is undeniably a cornerstone of India’s ancient culture and heritage. The state is adorned with some of the country’s most iconic and historic temples, each offering a glimpse into its ...

Bengaluru: The Karnataka government has announced several initiatives related to temple development, pilgrim support and ...

There are 35,000 temples under the Muzrai Department in Karnataka. The Karnataka government has hiked the service fees for devotees at 14 major temples, which come under the Muzrai Department, ...

BENGALURU (ANI) – India is celebrating on as the ‘Sacred Ensembles of Hoysalas’ in Karnataka have been officially included in the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage list. The announcement was made by ...

The top court noted that such records relating to temple lands can indicate longstanding possession, enjoyment of rights, and ...

Bengaluru: Some 4,170 (or, 12%) of 34,566 notified temples across 237 taluks in Karnataka are missing, according to a state-wide survey undertaken by the muzrai department to verify the physical ...

Seva Teerth, the new Prime Minister's Office (PMO), draws architectural influences from the temples of Karnataka dating back to the reign of Chalukyas, and Buddhist stupas. The Seva Teerth complex, ...

The name Pattadakal means “Stone of Coronation,” highlighting its role in Chalukya coronation ceremonies. It is historically associated with King Vinayaditya’s coronation in the 7th century CE. Other ...