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Fernandes, Snehal (Reporter). Only a Board 'Protects' This Monument, 26 July 2003 | Newspaper Clipping | 00855194

Fernandes, Snehal (Reporter). Only a Board 'Protects' This Monument - Heritage Facts - Built in the Chalukyan Style in 11 AD on the Banks of Walundi, Construction of the Temple Began in the Reign of the Chittorraja King of the Shilahar Dynasty (1020-1035). It Was Completed by His Brother, Mumbaniraj, in 1061 AD The Huge Carved Stones Placed on Each Other Have Enabled the Temple to With-Stand the Forces of Nature. The Temple Sees 150-200 Devotees Everyday. Mumbai: The Indian Express, 26 July 2003 | Newspaper Clipping | ArcHeritage | 00855194
Snehal Fernandes (Reporter)
TitleOnly a Board 'Protects' This Monument - Heritage Facts - Built in the Chalukyan Style in 11 AD on the Banks of Walundi, Construction of the Temple Began in the Reign of the Chittorraja King of the Shilahar Dynasty (1020-1035). It Was Completed by His Brother, Mumbaniraj, in 1061 AD The Huge Carved Stones Placed on Each Other Have Enabled the Temple to With-Stand the Forces of Nature. The Temple Sees 150-200 Devotees Everyday
Document TypeNewspaper Clipping
PublisherThe Indian Express, Mumbai
Date of Publication26 July 2003
LanguageEnglish
Keywordsnewspaper-and-media-clippings | book-new | library

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