π Servants of India Society (SIS)
π #Overview
β #Founded β 12 June 1905, Pune, by Gopal Krishna Gokhale, along with K. Devadhar, A.V. Patwardhan, N.A. Dravid.
β #Aim β Train dedicated individuals for political education, social reform, and national service through constitutional means.
β Nature β Members were seen as missionaries of Indian nationalism.
π Key Facts
β Notable Members β S. Srinivas Shastri, Hriday Nath Kunzru, A.V. Thakkar, M.K. Gandhi (mentored by Gokhale).
β Headquarters β Pune; branches in Chennai, Mumbai, Allahabad, Nagpur, etc.
β Presidents β Gokhale (1905β15), V.S. Srinivas Shastri (1915β27), Gopal Krishna Devdhar (1928β36).
β Publications β The Hitavada (English journal, from 1911, Nagpur).
β Institutions β Founded
Gokhale Institute of Politics & Economics, Pune (1930).
#HISTORY@GSANDGA
π #Overview
β #Founded β 12 June 1905, Pune, by Gopal Krishna Gokhale, along with K. Devadhar, A.V. Patwardhan, N.A. Dravid.
β #Aim β Train dedicated individuals for political education, social reform, and national service through constitutional means.
β Nature β Members were seen as missionaries of Indian nationalism.
π Key Facts
β Notable Members β S. Srinivas Shastri, Hriday Nath Kunzru, A.V. Thakkar, M.K. Gandhi (mentored by Gokhale).
β Headquarters β Pune; branches in Chennai, Mumbai, Allahabad, Nagpur, etc.
β Presidents β Gokhale (1905β15), V.S. Srinivas Shastri (1915β27), Gopal Krishna Devdhar (1928β36).
β Publications β The Hitavada (English journal, from 1911, Nagpur).
β Institutions β Founded
Gokhale Institute of Politics & Economics, Pune (1930).
#HISTORY@GSANDGA
β€2
π Jalantheeswarar #Temple (Thiruvooral) β #Tamil_Nadu
β #Location & Deity β
β’ Situated in Thakkolam, Vellore district, Tamil Nadu.
β’ Dedicated to Lord #Shiva as Jalantheeswarar (Lingam form) and Parvati as Giriraja Kannikambal.
β #Religious Significance β
β’ Classified as a Paadal Petra Sthalam β mentioned in Tevaram (7th-century Tamil Saiva canonical hymns) by Nayanar saints.
β Historical Background β
β’ Built originally by #Pallavas, later expanded during Chola period.
β’ Contains 4 inscriptions (10thβ11th centuries) mentioning womenβs involvement in temple activities.
β #Architecture β
β’ Spread over 1.5 acres with a three-tiered gopuram and concentric granite walls.
β’ Sanctum houses a lingam made of sand.
#Temples
#STATIC_GK@GSANDGA
#STATICGK@GSANDGA
β #Location & Deity β
β’ Situated in Thakkolam, Vellore district, Tamil Nadu.
β’ Dedicated to Lord #Shiva as Jalantheeswarar (Lingam form) and Parvati as Giriraja Kannikambal.
β #Religious Significance β
β’ Classified as a Paadal Petra Sthalam β mentioned in Tevaram (7th-century Tamil Saiva canonical hymns) by Nayanar saints.
β Historical Background β
β’ Built originally by #Pallavas, later expanded during Chola period.
β’ Contains 4 inscriptions (10thβ11th centuries) mentioning womenβs involvement in temple activities.
β #Architecture β
β’ Spread over 1.5 acres with a three-tiered gopuram and concentric granite walls.
β’ Sanctum houses a lingam made of sand.
#Temples
#STATIC_GK@GSANDGA
#STATICGK@GSANDGA
π #Sarhul Festival β Worship of the Sal Tree
π About
β Literally means βworship of the Sal treeβ
β Symbolizes nature worship & marriage of Earth and Sun
β Honors Sarna Maa β deity of Sal trees, worshipped at Sarna Sthals (sacred groves)
π #Region & Tribes
β Celebrated in Jharkhand & Chhotanagpur region
β By Oraon, Munda, Santal, Khadia, Ho tribes
π #Time of Celebration
β Observed on 3rd day of the moon in #Chaitra (spring season)
β Celebrations continue till #Jeth (June)
#history@GSANDGA
#STATIC_GK@GSANDGA
#STATICGK@GSANDGA
π About
β Literally means βworship of the Sal treeβ
β Symbolizes nature worship & marriage of Earth and Sun
β Honors Sarna Maa β deity of Sal trees, worshipped at Sarna Sthals (sacred groves)
π #Region & Tribes
β Celebrated in Jharkhand & Chhotanagpur region
β By Oraon, Munda, Santal, Khadia, Ho tribes
π #Time of Celebration
β Observed on 3rd day of the moon in #Chaitra (spring season)
β Celebrations continue till #Jeth (June)
#history@GSANDGA
#STATIC_GK@GSANDGA
#STATICGK@GSANDGA
Forwarded from GS-CAMPUS (OFFICIAL)
π Pattachitra Painting
π Origin
β Pattachitra (Sanskrit: pata = cloth, chitra = picture) refers to scroll painting traditions from:
β’ Odisha β associated with Jagannath cult (esp. Puri)
β’ West Bengal β distinct regional form
π Themes
β Mythological and devotional depictions:
β’ Jagannath, Krishna Leela, Hindu gods & goddesses
β’ Episodes from Puranas and Vaishnava lore
#STATICGK@GSANDGA
π Origin
β Pattachitra (Sanskrit: pata = cloth, chitra = picture) refers to scroll painting traditions from:
β’ Odisha β associated with Jagannath cult (esp. Puri)
β’ West Bengal β distinct regional form
π Themes
β Mythological and devotional depictions:
β’ Jagannath, Krishna Leela, Hindu gods & goddesses
β’ Episodes from Puranas and Vaishnava lore
#STATICGK@GSANDGA
β€3
Forwarded from GS-CAMPUS (OFFICIAL)
Forwarded from GS-CAMPUS (OFFICIAL)
β€1β€βπ₯1
β€βπ₯3