Badrinath shrine reopens for pilgrims
Sun, 29 Apr 2012 19:50:19 GMT
Amid blowing of conches and chanting of vedic hymns and shlokas, the chief priest of Badrinath shrine opened the doors of the shrine at 04:00 hrs this morning.
During the opening ceremony of the shrine, situated at a height of 3,133 meter in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, hundreds of devotees, including industrialist Anil Ambani and corporate lobbyist Nira Radia, were present outside the sanctum sanctorum braving snowfall and chilly winds.
Badrinath and Kedarnath are among the four holy places visited by pilgrims during the ‘chaardham yatra’ in Uttarakhand. The two other places are Gangotri and Yamunotri.
The chardhams nestling in dizzying heights of Garhwal Himalayas reopen for pilgrims in April-May every year after remaining closed for nearly six months during winters as the area remain snow-bound during the period.
Badrinath shrine reopens for pilgrims
Sun, 29 Apr 2012 19:50:19 GMT
Amid blowing of conches and chanting of vedic hymns and shlokas, the chief priest of Badrinath shrine opened the doors of the shrine at 04:00 hrs this morning.
During the opening ceremony of the shrine, situated at a height of 3,133 meter in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, hundreds of devotees, including industrialist Anil Ambani and corporate lobbyist Nira Radia, were present outside the sanctum sanctorum braving snowfall and chilly winds.
Badrinath and Kedarnath are among the four holy places visited by pilgrims during the ‘chaardham yatra’ in Uttarakhand. The two other places are Gangotri and Yamunotri.
The chardhams nestling in dizzying heights of Garhwal Himalayas reopen for pilgrims in April-May every year after remaining closed for nearly six months during winters as the area remain snow-bound during the period.
Radia Tapes art exhibit in New York
Radia Tapes art exhibit in New York
Act 1: Swearing in whispers by CAMP
Recently New Yorks New Museum hosted its second triennial exhibit of emerging global artists titled “The Ungovernables”.
A third of the exhibit’s 34 artists and artist groups come from Asia. Another half dozen are from the Middle East. About a quarter are from Latin America; the show also includes a big group of photographers from Nigeria, and artists from South Africa and Finland. As well as some from India.
The combination of underexposed cultural perspectives and youth — the show focuses on artists born between the mid-1970s and mid-1980s — makes for a captivating and often heartening array. Curated by the New Museum’s Eungie Joo, the venture is mercifully free of the New York art scene’s trademark irony.
Art exhibits included “Time exchange” from an artists in Mexico city, as well sculptures from a Texan artists,… Continue reading





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