Vagdevi

Claims recovered idols at site represent Jain traditions

The Hindu Front for Justice informed the Madhya Pradesh High Court that ASI's scientific survey report supports their claim of a temple predating the mosque at the Bhojshala complex. Advocate Vishnu Shankar Jain presented evidence, including inscriptions and idol remains, citing the ASI's findings. The court allowed highlighting relevant report portions amidst objections.

In a significant turn of events, the Indore High Court has directed both state and central governments to address a Public Interest Litigation that addresses the contentious Bhojshala-Kamal Maula Masjid site.

The controversy has also brought sexual misconduct allegations against him back into focus

A recent Archaeological Survey of India report on the Bhojshala complex has reignited calls to repatriate the vagdevi idol from the British Museum. The ASI's findings suggest the site incorporates remains of ancient temples, bolstering claims that the idol belongs to a vagdevi temple. Devotees and activists are urging the government to bring the centuries-old artifact back to India.

A pivotal ASI report submitted to the Madhya Pradesh High Court concludes the Kamal Maula Mosque at Bhojshala was built using ancient temple parts, reigniting a decades-long dispute. The findings have energized Hindu groups demanding a vagdevi temple, while Muslim petitioners reject the report, vowing to challenge it. The court has set March 16 for further hearings.

Devotees flocked to Dhar's Bhojshala complex following an ASI report confirming the Kamal Maula Mosque was built on ancient temple remains. This finding, released after a high court order, is seen by Hindu groups as a significant victory in their decades-long struggle for recognition of the vagdevi temple.

The Bhojshala complex in Dhar, simultaneously known as a temple and mosque, remains a site of intense communal dispute. A recent 2,189-page ASI survey, intended to settle claims, has instead intensified the debate. The structure, built from reused temple materials, has seen centuries of conflicting religious use and legal battles.

Sai Veda vagdevi emerged as the winner of the latest season of Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Li’l Champs.

Six-year-old vagdevi has created history by emerging a winner in the recently concluded season of Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Li’l Champs. Interestingly, her brother Sai Deva Harsha was the winner of the same series in 2007.

Sai Veda vagdevi has taken the music world by storm with Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Li'l Champs in 2019. The talented young singer decided to surprise none other than noted actor Pawon Sae today on the occasion of Raksha Bandhan.

Young talented singer BVK vagdevi from Nellore has won the debut OTT edition of the popular Indian TV series Indian Idol.

No.1 Kodalu, one of the popular Telugu daily soaps, which was launched in December 2019, has successfully completed 600 episodes.

Telugu television is all set to entertain with the new daily soap ‘No.1 Kodalu’. The family drama marks the comeback of popular dancer-actress Sudha Chandran to Telugu television.