From the Eyes of Dr Ajay Kumar Ojha :
Kothandaramar Temple Dhanushkodi Rameshwaram India
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Kothandaramar Temple at Rameshwaram Tamil Nadu is a shrine dedicated to Lord Ram. It is located at 13 km from Rameshwaram and forms the southern most tip of the island. The 1964 cyclone washed away Dhanushkodi but the temple, the only historical structure, survived. The temple has the deities of Ram, Sita, Lakshman, Hanuman and Vibhishan.
This is the holy place where Lord Ram conducted "Pattabhishekam of Vibheeshunar" after the battle against Ravan. Vibheeshan was the brother of King Ravan.
Dhanushkodi is around 25 km away from Talaimannar Sri Lanka.
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| Image (C) Dr Ajay Kumar Ojha |
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| Image (C) Dr Ajay Kumar Ojha |
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| Image (C) Dr Ajay Kumar Ojha |
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| Image (C) Dr Ajay Kumar Ojha |
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| Image (C) Dr Ajay Kumar Ojha |
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| Image (C) Dr Ajay Kumar Ojha |
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| Image (C) Dr Ajay Kumar Ojha |
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People lifting the 'stone' which floats even after being heavy. Such stones are supposed to have been used for constructing "Ram Setu" between India and Sri Lanka.
Image (C) Dr Ajay Kumar Ojha |
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| Image (C) Dr Ajay Kumar Ojha |
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| Image (C) Dr Ajay Kumar Ojha |
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| Image (C) Dr Ajay Kumar Ojha |
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| Image (C) Dr Ajay Kumar Ojha |
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| Image (C) Dr Ajay Kumar Ojha |
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| Image (C) Dr Ajay Kumar Ojha |
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| Image (C) Dr Ajay Kumar Ojha |
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| Image (C) Dr Ajay Kumar Ojha |
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| Image (C) Dr Ajay Kumar Ojha |
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