HINDU SARKAR
सत्यम् शिवम् सुन्दरम्
Celebrating the eternal glory of Bharat — its sacred temples, ancient wisdom, living culture, and the dharmic civilisation that lights the world.
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12
Jyotirlingas
108
Divya Desams
51
Shakti Peethas
5000+
Years of Civilisation
7
Sacred Saptapuri Cities
4
Char Dhams
🗓 Aaj Ka Panchang
DAILY HINDU CALENDAR · पञ्चाङ्ग

🌸 Upcoming Festivals & Tithi

🕉 The 12 Sacred Jyotirlingas
JYOTIRLINGA 01
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Somnath
Prabhas Patan, Gujarat
JYOTIRLINGA 02
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Mallikarjuna
Srisailam, Andhra Pradesh
JYOTIRLINGA 03
Mahakaleshwar
Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh
JYOTIRLINGA 04
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Omkareshwar
Mandhata Island, MP
JYOTIRLINGA 05
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Kedarnath
Rudraprayag, Uttarakhand
JYOTIRLINGA 06
Bhimashankar
Pune, Maharashtra
JYOTIRLINGA 07
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Kashi Vishwanath
Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
JYOTIRLINGA 08
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Trimbakeshwar
Nashik, Maharashtra
JYOTIRLINGA 09
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Vaidyanath
Deoghar, Jharkhand
JYOTIRLINGA 10
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Nageshwar
Dwarka, Gujarat
JYOTIRLINGA 11
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Rameshwaram
Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu
JYOTIRLINGA 12
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Grishneshwar
Aurangabad, Maharashtra
🌺 Sacred Temples of Bharat
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Kamakhya Devi Temple
GUWAHATI, ASSAM
One of the 51 Shakti Peethas, seat of the goddess in her most powerful tantric form. The Ambubachi Mela draws hundreds of thousands of devotees annually from across the world.
Shakti PeethaTantric Shrine
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Jagannath Temple
PURI, ODISHA
Home of Lord Jagannath. The world-famous Rath Yatra draws millions. The kitchen here feeds over 10,000 people daily — one of the world's largest community kitchens.
Char DhamRath Yatra
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Tirupati Balaji
TIRUPATI, ANDHRA PRADESH
The richest and most visited religious site on Earth. Venkateswara temple receives over 50,000 pilgrims daily, with an annual income exceeding ₹3,000 crore.
Most Visited TempleVaikunta
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Ram Mandir, Ayodhya
AYODHYA, UTTAR PRADESH
The grand Ram Mandir inaugurated in January 2024 marks a civilisational renaissance. Built on the birthplace of Lord Ram after 500 years — a symbol of Hindu resurgence.
Inaugurated 2024Birthplace of Ram
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Meenakshi Amman Temple
MADURAI, TAMIL NADU
A marvel of Dravidian architecture with 14 magnificent gopurams. Goddess Meenakshi's temple has been active for over 2,500 years and is a living testimony of Hindu continuity.
Dravidian Architecture2500+ Years
Vaishno Devi Shrine
TRIKUTA HILLS, J&K
Nestled in the Trikuta mountains at 5,200 feet, the cave shrine of Mata Vaishno Devi hosts 8 million pilgrims annually — one of the most visited pilgrimage sites in the world.
Cave ShrineHimalayas
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Brihadeeswarar Temple
THANJAVUR, TAMIL NADU
Built by Raja Raja Chola in 1010 CE, this UNESCO World Heritage Site stands 66 metres tall. The vimana's shadow never falls on the ground — a feat of ancient engineering genius.
UNESCO HeritageChola Masterpiece
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Dwarkadheesh Temple
DWARKA, GUJARAT
Built over Lord Krishna's legendary kingdom, this 2,500-year-old temple is one of the four Char Dhams and one of the seven sacred Saptapuri cities of Hindu tradition.
Char DhamKrishna's Dwarka
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Badrinath Temple
CHAMOLI, UTTARAKHAND
Set in the lap of the Himalayas at 3,133m, this sacred abode of Lord Vishnu is part of the Char Dham pilgrimage, open only 6 months a year during summer.
Char DhamHimalayas 3133m
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Konark Sun Temple
KONARK, ODISHA
The 13th-century chariot-shaped temple of Surya is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of India's greatest architectural achievements, aligned perfectly with the rising sun.
UNESCO HeritageSun Worship
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Sabarimala Temple
PATHANAMTHITTA, KERALA
The forest shrine of Lord Ayyappa draws over 50 million pilgrims per year — the world's second largest annual pilgrimage. Devotees undertake 41 days of austerity before the sacred climb.
50 Million PilgrimsAyyappa Shrine
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Siddhivinayak Temple
MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA
Mumbai's most beloved temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles. Built in 1801, it receives thousands of devotees daily including celebrities and prime ministers.
GaneshaMumbai's Heart
🌿 Cleanest Village in Asia — Mawlynnong
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Mawlynnong Village — God's Own Garden
East Khasi Hills, Meghalaya, Northeast India

Declared Asia's cleanest village, Mawlynnong in Meghalaya's East Khasi Hills is a shining testament to community-led environmental stewardship. Bamboo dustbins line every path, single-use plastic is banned, and every household actively tends to this living paradise. The village also features magical living root bridges grown over centuries by the Khasi people — natural engineering that has lasted 500+ years.

Recognition
Asia's Cleanest Village
Population
~500 residents
Literacy Rate
100%
Famous For
Living Root Bridges

🏆 More Extraordinary Villages of Bharat

Shani Shingnapur (Maharashtra) — the village without doors; no crime recorded in 400 years. Punsari (Gujarat) — India's smartest village with WiFi, CCTV & biogas. Hiware Bazar (Maharashtra) — turned drought-hit wasteland into a millionaire-rich village via water harvesting. Dharnai (Bihar) — India's first fully solar-powered village. Kokrebellur (Karnataka) — where 5,000 migratory birds and villagers share a harmonious home.

🌟 Good News from Bharat
🛕 TEMPLE RESTORATION
Ram Mandir Ayodhya draws 100,000+ pilgrims daily
Since the grand inauguration in January 2024, the Ram Mandir has become among the world's most visited temples, drawing devotees from across Bharat and the global Hindu diaspora.
2024 — Ongoing
🚀 SPACE & SCIENCE
Chandrayaan-3 lands on Moon's south pole — a world first
ISRO made history when Vikram lander touched down near the lunar south pole in August 2023, making India the first nation to achieve this feat and the 4th to land on the Moon.
August 2023
🏅 SPORTS
India wins record 107 medals at Asian Games 2023
India achieved its best-ever performance at the Hangzhou Asian Games with 107 medals including 28 gold, cementing the nation's rise as a sporting powerhouse in Asia.
October 2023
💚 ENVIRONMENT
India's forest cover increases for the 5th consecutive year
India added over 2,200 sq km of forest and tree cover, making it one of the few large nations to consistently grow green cover despite rapid development and urbanisation.
India State of Forest Report 2023
💰 ECONOMY
India becomes the world's 5th largest economy
India surpassed the UK to become the world's 5th largest economy and is on track to become the 3rd largest by 2030, fulfilling the vision of a Viksit Bharat by 2047.
2023 — Ongoing
🌏 DIPLOMACY
India leads G20 with historic New Delhi Declaration
India's G20 presidency achieved a unanimous New Delhi Declaration, symbolising Bharat's rise as a Vishwaguru — guide to the world — bringing the Global South into the conversation.
September 2023
🛕 HERITAGE
Kashi Vishwanath Corridor revives sacred Varanasi
The grand Kashi Vishwanath Dham connecting the temple to the Ganga ghats has revitalised India's most sacred city, drawing record pilgrims and restoring its ancient glory.
2022 — Ongoing
✈ INFRASTRUCTURE
Atal Tunnel — world's longest mountain tunnel opens
The 9.02 km Atal Tunnel connecting Manali to Lahaul-Spiti provides year-round Himalayan connectivity and is a masterpiece of modern Indian engineering prowess.
Fully Operational
🌸 CULTURE
International Yoga Day celebrated across 190+ nations
Proposed by PM Modi and adopted unanimously by the UN, International Yoga Day every June 21 sees hundreds of millions participate — Bharat's greatest cultural export to the world.
Every June 21
🏗 CONNECTIVITY
Chenab Bridge — world's highest railway bridge inaugurated
The Chenab Railway Bridge in J&K, at 359m above the river — taller than the Eiffel Tower — connects Kashmir to the Indian railway network for the first time in history.
2024
💊 HEALTH
India delivers world's largest COVID vaccination drive
India administered over 2.2 billion COVID vaccine doses — the largest vaccination programme in human history — protecting over 1 billion citizens and exporting vaccines to 100+ countries.
2021–2022
🌾 AGRICULTURE
India becomes world's largest exporter of rice & spices
Indian farmers continue to feed the world — India is the top exporter of rice, spices, and the 2nd largest exporter of sugar, a testament to the resilience of Bharat's agricultural civilisation.
2023
📜 Words of Dharma
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Arise, awake, and stop not till the goal is reached.

— SWAMI VIVEKANANDA