The temple was built over a razed mosque, and most political opposition leaders are boycotting the temple’s opening, saying it doesn’t befit a secular India.

The temple was built over an ancient razed mosque, and most political opposition leaders are boycotting the temple’s opening, saying it doesn’t befit a secular India.

The Hasanamba Temple in Karnataka, India, opens its doors only once a year during Diwali. This mysterious temple is believed to house a deity whose presence is evidenced by the miraculously ...

The temple was built over a razed mosque, and most political opposition leaders are boycotting the temple’s opening, saying it doesn’t befit a secular India.