The Damaru, also known as the hourglass-shaped drum, holds immense significance in Hindu mythology.

Manasa, the serpent goddess, continues to hold a significant place in Hindu mythology, especially in Bengal.

In Hinduism, Shravan Maas (July–August) is regarded as among the most auspicious month of all.

Gajan, also known as Shivagajan, is a vibrant Hindu festival celebrated primarily in West Bengal, India.

The festival of Skanda Shasti commemorates the birth of Lord Muruga, the God of war and son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, also addressed by the names Subramania, Kartikeya, Skanda, etc.

River Kaveri also referred to as Ponni, is an Indian river that usually flows in a south-eastern route across Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

The Mahamrityunjaya Mantra is one of the most powerful chants in the whole universe that one can chant to eliminate the fear of early death.

The Mahamrityunjaya Mantra is the most destructive mantra in the universe, encapsulating Lord Shiva’s power.

Like any other Hindu temple, the Vajreshwari Temple also holds some historical, ancient, mythological, and spiritual significance wrapped in the temple premises.

Jyotirlingam or Jyotirlinga is an amalgam of two Sanskrit components, Jyoti (radiance) and Linga.