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Dhakeshwari National Temple (Bengali: ঢাকেশ্বরী জাতীয় মন্দির) is a
Hindu temple in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh. It is state-owned,
giving it the distinction...
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Shrinkhala Devi Temple) and
Bangladesh (7).
After the
secret transfer of
Dhakeshwari Shakta pitha to
Kolkata the
numbers stand as West
Bengal (19,1 disputed...
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Sonakanda Fort in Narayanganj, respectively. The
Kantajew Temple and
Dhakeshwari Temple are
excellent examples of late
medieval Hindu temple architecture...
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derive from the dhak tree,
which was once
common in the area, or from
Dhakeshwari, the 'patron goddess' of the region.
Another po****r
theory states that...
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established some of the goddess'
property for her
daily services. The
Dhakeshwari devi
worship is
different from the
traditional Durga puja of Bengal....
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Bengali Muslims also take part in the festivities. In Dhaka, the
Dhakeshwari Temple puja
attracts visitors and devotees. In Nepal, the festivities...
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inhabited by the
workers of
Dhakeshwari Cotton Mills No. 2 and set the
Hindu houses on fire.
Satyen Roy, the
Manager of
Dhakeshwari Cotton Mill No. 2 called...
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establishment of
Dhakeshwari temple built by Raja
Ballal Sena in the 12th
century and
Dhakeswari is the name of
Goddess Durga.
Dhakeshwari may also mean...
- paid
respects to Sa****'s
grave in Rangpur. On 13 August, he
visited the
Dhakeshwari National Temple, the main
place of
worship for the
Hindu minority in...
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famous for
building Hindu temples and monasteries,
which include the
Dhakeshwari Temple in what is now Dhaka, Bangladesh. In Kashmir, the
dynasty also...
