Caves  

India is a land of rich culture and heritage, reflected by numerous iconic structures boasting brilliant craftsmanship and diversity. Let's explore some of India's architectural marvels. 

The Veerabhadra Temple in Andhra Pradesh has over 33 pillars. A mystery revolves that a pillar suspended in the air, raised half an inch above the ground, supports the entire weight of the temple.

Uncover the mysteries of Maharashtra's ancient caves as you embark on a captivating journey through time. This article serves as your guide to the fascinating cave sites in Maharashtra, showcasing their historical significance, architectural marvels, and the hidden tales they hold.

The Elephanta Caves in Mumbai is a huge tourist attraction. Every year thousands of people from across the country and the world visit the cave. In 1987, the Elephanta Caves in their entirety and the forested areas around them were declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Legislation to shield the Elephanta Caves has existed since the 1950s, but the state government has turned a blind eye leading to the degradation of the spectacular carvings in the caves. Does anyone care? Let’s find out more in this episode of Culture ‘Shauk’ with me Sunita Iyer.

The Ajanta Caves in the Indian state of Maharashtra are a standing testimony to the impeccable artists of ancient India. Depicting the teaching of the Buddha, the Caves were discovered accidently in the year 1819 by a British official 

Road caved in at Chennai’s Madhya Kailash junction leading to terrible traffic jam. This is not the first time that the same junction has witnessed such a case.

Nine people were buried alive as a wall of sand fell on labourers at Edmartippa hillock in the outskirts of Tileru village of Narayanpet district.

Firemen and policemen immediately rushed to the spot and rescued four labourers, who were in the debris. During construction work in Bengaluru's Jakkur, the earth caved in and a man was buried alive.

The passengers travelling from Shimoga to Bengaluru by train were terrified after witnessing the landslide under the tracks in Karnataka.