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In a fit of rage, Jalore man beheads youth in public, brandishes severed head | Jaipur News

JAIPUR: In a brutal murder, a 23-year-old man was beheaded by a 50-year-old in Padardi village under Ahor police station area in Jalore district Wednesday evening. The accused brandished the severed head for a few minutes before throwing it on the roadside, said police. Following the incident, internet services remained suspended in most of the district except Chitalwana and Sanchore areas on…

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राजस्थान के सांचौर में आसमान से गिरा पौने तीन किलो का ‘रहस्यमयी’ धातु Edited By Sambrat Chaturvedi | नवभारतटाइम्स.कॉम | Updated: 19 Jun 2020, 12:57:00 PM IST सांचौर में गिरा धातु।

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Demand for action against the attacker who entered Dinesh Sanchore House by the common party

Demand for action against the attacker who entered Dinesh Sanchore House by the common party

[ad_1] Dhangarhi: The Aam Party far-western state has said that it has drawn attention to the incident of a fatal attack on a journalist entering Dinesh Sanchar House.

The Aam Party has demanded action against the convict, saying that it was scandalous to treat a journalist harshly on the news broadcast by the police.

A statement issued by the party’s Far West co-convenor Dinesh Raj Bhandari said…

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A meteorite like object of 2.8 kg fell from sky in Sanchore town in Rajasthan's Jalore district at 7:00 am in the morning. The impact created a 3 oot deep crater. The impact sound was heard within the 2 km radius of the impact zone. The object will be sent to New Delhi for further research and analysis. #meteorite #rajasthanmeteorite #Jaloredisctrict https://www.instagram.com/p/CBpvtFRpkF-/?igshid=175pcc0mo5v41

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Two little sisters of Rajasthan opened a piggy bank for Corona help, actor Sonu-Sood became his admirer, know from where he got his inspiration

Two little sisters of Rajasthan opened a piggy bank for Corona help, actor Sonu-Sood became his admirer, know from where he got his inspiration

Jaipur / Jalore For the past few days, a video is going viral on social media, which was also tweeted by actor Sonu Sood, who became a messiah during the Corona period. He has offered to give Rs 16,530 from the savings of his piggy bank for the social program being run to help the people, so that Sonu Sood can help the people through these money. Actor Sonu Sood himself has also become convinced…

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In India, a strange object fell from the sky: photos and videos appeared on the web

In India, a strange object fell from the sky: photos and videos appeared on the web

(ORDO NEWS) — In the city of Sanchore, which is located in Rajan on Friday, an incomprehensible object fell from the sky, which resembles a meteorite. As a result of the fall of the object, a crater formed. Its depth was half a meter. At the same time, a sound was heard at a distance of almost two kilometers, which resembled a powerful explosion. At the moment, a strange object was seized by the…

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सांचौर में आसमान से 2.788 किलो वजनी उल्कापिंड (Meteorite) गिरा

सांचौर में आसमान से 2.788 किलो वजनी उल्कापिंड (Meteorite) गिरा

Sanchore / Jalore News: राजस्थान के जालोर जिले में स्थित सांचौर कस्बे में शुक्रवार सुबह 7 बजे उल्का (Meteoroid) का करीब तीन किलोग्राम वजनी टुकडा उल्कापिंड (Meteorite) धमाके के साथ गिरा. तेज धमाके के साथ लोगों ने चमकती वस्तु को आकाश से नीचे गिरते देखा.

प्रथम दृष्टया लोगो को लगा ये कोई वायुयान का हिस्सा अथवा कोई बम हो सकता है, क्यूंकि आसमान से ये तेज आवाज के साथ बहुत तेज गति से नीचे आ रहा था.

प्राप…

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राजस्थान में 2 किलो 788 ग्राम का रहस्यमयी धातु गिरा, देखें- तस्वीरें

राजस्थान में 2 किलो 788 ग्राम का रहस्यमयी धातु गिरा, देखें- तस्वीरें

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नवभारतटाइम्स.कॉम | Updated: 19 Jun 2020, 01:54:42 PM IST

धरती पर यूं तो हर साल 17 हजार से ज्यादा उल्कापिंड टकराते हैं लेकिन शुक्रवार सुबह राजस्थान के जालोर जिले के सांचौर में तेज आवाज और धमाके के साथ एक रहस्यमयी धातु गिरने से लोगों में हड़कंप मच गया। करीब पौने तीन किलो के इस धातु को प्रथमदृष्या उलकापिंड बताया जा रहा है लेकिन अधिकारिकतौर पर इसकी पुष्टि नहीं हुई है। वैज्ञानिकों की एक टीम…

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Jaipur (Rajasthan) [India], Nov 27 (ANI): The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Tuesday promised 51.5 lakh jobs to youths in private and public sectors and Rs 1 lakh crore loans to farmers in next five years if the party is voted to power again in Rajasthan Assembly polls, scheduled for December 7. The party's manifesto titled 'Gaurav Patra,' which was released by Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley and Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje, promises 50 lakh jobs in private sector in next five years in the state, while 30,000 government jobs per year to the people of Rajasthan. Monthly unemployment allowance of Rs 5,000 will also be given to the 21-year-old educated youths, who do not have jobs. The BJP will also organise special camps for the youths at the block level. Keeping in view the huge role of farmers in elections, the BJP has vowed to disburse loans to the tune of Rs 1 lakh crore co-operative farm loans by creating new members in next five years for which the government will launch a state-wide campaign. The party has also promised to spend Rs 6,060 crore to address the problem of water shortage in Jawai dam. The BJP will also try to bring Arabian Sea water to Sanchore and Jalore to create an inland port. In order to double the income of farmers, the BJP promises to set up a farmer-centric rural start-up fund of Rs 250 crore. "It will also be ensured that farmers get one and a half time more than the production cost. Each year 1,000 farmers will be taken to Israel or any other foreign country for a better understanding of the best agro practices," BJP promised in the 'Gaurav Patra.' Talking to media persons after the release of the manifesto, Rajasthan Chief Minister Raje said, "We have waived off the loans of 50,000 farmers involving around Rs 9,000 crore." She also claimed to have completed 630 promises out of a total of 665 that were made in the previous manifesto of the BJP. Highlighting the work done in the state for the welfare and safety of women, Chief Minister Raje said, "We have adopted several measures for the welfare of women and girls. We give money to girls in cash once she is born. Then we give her money at a gap of 2-3 years. By the time she completes her schooling, she gets Rs 50,000. To the girls who are in school, we give them hot food, laptops, cycles, scooties and so on. If she wants to study further, then she will get Rs 55,000 on her 'Shramik' card. Women pensioners get their money by the seventh of the month." The manifesto also promises that the BJP, if returned to power, will set up a committee that will work on the concept of 'Universal Basic income.' Similarly, all policies which are made and implemented will have the 'happiness index' as a parameter. "The project of four-laning Rajasthan Mala highway will be taken up in phases," she said. Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said, "Infrastructure projects like highways and ports have been a priority of our government, which can be seen by all. In the economic language, Rajasthan was called a 'Bimaru Rajya.' But we have ensured revolutionary development in the state which has improved the condition a lot." Talking about her vision to provide better health facilities to the state's people, Chief Minister Raje said that steps would be taken to ensure better implementation of the Universal Health Insurance. "108 Ambulance services will be made available in each Gram Panchayat of the state," she said. "We are working on an insurance policy under which the poor people will get free treatment in government and private hospitals. No payment for emergency operations will be charged," she said. The assembly polls in Rajasthan are slated to be held on December 7. Over 2,000 candidates are in the fray. The counting of votes will take place on December 11. (ANI)

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‘The Almost Complete’ History and Architecture of Shree Satyapur Tirth, Sanchor

Navigating through a labyrinth of local shops in the narrow roads of Sanchor we were attempting to find the correct jain tirth. The town of Sanchor located in Rajasthan currently has 6 Jain temples in the same locality. We only had a name “A Jain Temple near Pipli Chowk”, nothing else.

A good fellow guided us to a Jain temple nearby. We did visit it but we were sure it was a wrong one because one of us in our group had heard the description of the temple and it was nothing like the description. Also the Moolnayak were supposed to be Shree Mahavir Swami, but in this temple the Moolnayak were Shree Vasupujya Swami.

The temple pujari then guided us to the temple we were looking for.

History

The gold idol of Mahavir Swami residing in the temple is believed to be made during the life and times of Mahavir Swami.

During ancient times, Sanchor was known as Satyapur / Satyapuri. Hence currently on the Internet it is known as ‘Shree Satyapur Tirth’

As mentioned before in the  ‘The Almost Complete’ History and Architecture of Parshwashanti Dham, Sanchor, the place was mentioned in Jagchintamani Sutra composed by Shree Gautam Swami, a chief Disciple of Shree Mahavir Swami. The renowned temple had a Gold Idol of Shree Mahavir Swami.

Shree Gautam Swami, Photo by http://jinavachan.blogspot.in

The famous Satyapur Tirth was attacked many times in the history.Some suggest that because it was very famous during its times. I personally feel the main motivation for the attacks were the Golden Idol itself.  The first unsuccessful attempt was made by king of Malwa in 11th Century (quite possible King Bhoja of Malwa belonging to Parmar Dynasty who had occupations in modern Gujarat as well as Rajasthan). The 2nd attempt was made by the Mughals in V.S. 1348 i.e 1291 A.D. The 3rd attempt was made by Ulugh Khan, brother of Alauddin Khilji in the year V.S. 1356 i.e. 1299 A.D.

A Statue of King Bhoja, Bhopal; Photo Credits – Wikimedia Commons

However all attacks were unsuccessful and the invaders failed to damage the Idol.

A 17th Century Portrait of Alauddin Khilji, Source – Wikimedia Commons

At last Alauddin Khilji made sure of the invasion personally and stole the Idol. He then took the idol to Delhi and the Idol was lost in history forever.

Architecture

The exterior of the temple is decorated with seamless inlaid marble depicting various floral decorations and a jain variant of Aum as depicted in the photo below. The Aum in Jainism deserves a whole new blog post which should be coming up soon, so  stay tuned.

Jain Version of Aum depicted in the walls of the Temple.

There is a Yakshdev temple just outside the temple. Yakshdevs are gods who protect the temple.

Yakshadev Temple

The current moolnayak of the temple is Shree Mahavir Swami sitting in Lotus position.

The idol is White in color,but on the day we visited the idol was decorated with kavach, kind of a decorative armor and a golden mukut (crown).

The golden interiors of the temple are illuminated with a beautiful chandelier. 8 Vidya Devis surround the chandelier. The ceiling is also decorated with sculptures of Jinas, Yakshas and Yakshinis.

Four enchanting golden torans surrounding the inner sanctum are a sight to gaze upon.

  Even the doors of the temple are are decorated with Ashtamangal i.e. the Eight Auspicious Symbols for Jainism.

So if you are in the vicinity, do check out this magnificent Jain temple…

…and its beautiful ceilings.

P.S. if anyone knows about the story depicted in the ceilings, please do let me know or just post a comment below.

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रानीवाड़ा में जालोर महोत्सव कार्यक्रम में शोभायात्रा निकाली - https://www.sanchore.in/news/ranivada-me-jalore-mahotsava-ki-shobhayatra-nikali/

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‘The Almost Complete’ History and Architecture of Shri Parshwashanti Dham, Sanchor

The golden sunset poured its rays on the white temple marble and hypnotized the visitors of this beautiful temple. An impressively huge complex of Parshwashanti Dham Tirth welcomes us after a long day.

History

Guru Shri Gautamswami while praying to the Tirthankars at Ashtapad Tirth created Jag Chintamani Sutra. A part of that Sutra praises Lord Mahavir residing at Sanchor. Hence the idea of creating a grand Tirth on this religious ground of Sanchor was bought to life.

Shree Gautam Swami, Photo by jainworld.com

The complex was the dream project of Shri. Shantilal Mishrimalji Sanghvi ( Chairman of M. G. Sanghvi Charitable Trust).

The creation Idol of Shree Adinath and Shree Samhavnath residing in this temple date back around 2300 years ago during the time of King Samprati, The grandson of King Ashoka. According to the caretaker of this temple the idol was excavated in Jalore.

Architecture

Parshwashanti Dham

This is a fairly new temple complex spread across 6,00,000 sq. feet. The sprawling area does provide a sense of peacefulness and isolation to any devotee visiting this place. It is fully equipped with amenities for jain devotees, who could stay there.

Huge Complex of Parshwashanti Dham

The construction was started circa 2013. The Prathistha, that is religious installation of idol in the temple happened on 11/02/2015 (V.S. 2071, Maha Vad 7).

Ornamental Entrance Arch, more commonly known as Torans

11 Acharyas, 200 Sadhu and Sahdvi ‘Jain Men and Women Monks’ along with countless religious devotees attended this Pratistha.

As we enter, we were immediately greeted by a lovely but enormous sculpture depicting the birth of a Tirthankara.

Birth of a Tirthankara

There were many other statues surrounding the temple complex which did represent various phases of life of a Tirthankara, or more aptly put, a path to becoming a tirthankara.

With my limited knowledge of Jainism I had ignored the statues itself but once I understood the meaning of it, the statues were pristine. But due to limited time frame we could not explore and capture more of it.

The entrance is decorated with ornamental arches and the pathway is decorated electric diyas on its sides.

The temple has its own share of decorative temple pillars

Goddess sculpted on the pillar

Ornamental Pillar with Musicians and Dancers

Base of the temple decorated with wallpaper consisting of 6 Elephants, 2 Horses and 3 Musicians surrounding the whole temple.

The construction of the Museum is still going on and should be ready in some time.

Left Side of the Temple

A View from left side of Temple

A View from left side of Temple

A View from Behind the Temple

P.S. The official website claims that we can see both sunrise and sunset from the tirth dham. So next time you visit do stay for a complete day.

Reference

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