| Date | 28th July 2019 |
| Day | Sunday |
| Tithi | Ekadashi |
| Nakshatra | Rohini |
| Paksha | Krishna |
| Month | Shravan |
| Season | Varsha |
| Year - Shak Shmabat | 1941 |
| Year - Vikram Sambat | 2076 |
Panchang on 28th July 2019
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Charcha for July 2019 - Amarshilpi Jakanacharya
Amarashilpi Jakanachary was a legendary sculptor credited with building many fine temples for the Kalyani Chalukyas and Hoysalas.
Jakanachari was born in a small village called Kaidala, 9 km from Tumkur, Karnataka; the original name of the town as per records was Kridapura. His life was one of love and dedication to art, his career began when Nripa Haya ruled as a local chieftain of the area.[citation needed] He left home shortly after his marriage seeking fame in his field of work, he travelled far and wide building many temples and became so engrossed in his work that he forgot all about his wife.
Jakanachari's wife gave birth to his child, named Dankanacharya. Dankanacharya himself grew up to become a famous sculptor and set out to find his father. At Belur, he found a job as a sculptor and noticed a flaw in a figure sculpted by the great Jakanacharya himself. Dankanacharya told Jakanacharya that the stone which he was carving had a toad living inside which was a considered to be a flaw by the sculptors. Furious at this, Jakanacharya challenged to cut off his right hand if the young sculptor was correct in his assessment of the sculpture. Dankanacharya chiselled the place where the flaw was present and a toad jumped out with a little water flowing from that spot. Upon testing the figure, the flaw was indeed revealed and Jakanacharya kept his promise and cut off his right hand.[1] Eventually, the two sculptors become aware of their relationship as father and son.
Subsequently, Jakanacharya received a vision to build the Chennakeshava templein his native place Kridapura. After this was completed, legend has it that God restored his right hand. In celebration of this incident, Kridapura was henceforth called Kaidala; the term Kai in Kannada means "hand".[1] Local non-government organizations in the state of Karnataka have been trying to raise funds to protect the Chennakeshava temple at Kaidala.
Jakanachari was born in a small village called Kaidala, 9 km from Tumkur, Karnataka; the original name of the town as per records was Kridapura. His life was one of love and dedication to art, his career began when Nripa Haya ruled as a local chieftain of the area.[citation needed] He left home shortly after his marriage seeking fame in his field of work, he travelled far and wide building many temples and became so engrossed in his work that he forgot all about his wife.
Jakanachari's wife gave birth to his child, named Dankanacharya. Dankanacharya himself grew up to become a famous sculptor and set out to find his father. At Belur, he found a job as a sculptor and noticed a flaw in a figure sculpted by the great Jakanacharya himself. Dankanacharya told Jakanacharya that the stone which he was carving had a toad living inside which was a considered to be a flaw by the sculptors. Furious at this, Jakanacharya challenged to cut off his right hand if the young sculptor was correct in his assessment of the sculpture. Dankanacharya chiselled the place where the flaw was present and a toad jumped out with a little water flowing from that spot. Upon testing the figure, the flaw was indeed revealed and Jakanacharya kept his promise and cut off his right hand.[1] Eventually, the two sculptors become aware of their relationship as father and son.
Subsequently, Jakanacharya received a vision to build the Chennakeshava templein his native place Kridapura. After this was completed, legend has it that God restored his right hand. In celebration of this incident, Kridapura was henceforth called Kaidala; the term Kai in Kannada means "hand".[1] Local non-government organizations in the state of Karnataka have been trying to raise funds to protect the Chennakeshava temple at Kaidala.
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Sequences of Events in Sakha
There are many different activities conducted in Shakha. These are the following activities conducted at Shakha in sequence.
- Dhwaja
- Ekatmata Stotra
- Byayam
- Surya Namskaar
- Yoga
- Khel
- Achar Padhati/Samata
- Geet
- Amrit Vachan
- Boudhik
- Prarthana
- Subhashit
- Panchang
- Parichay
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Milan Boudhik Karyakram on Each Sunday Every Month
IT Milans are conducted on every sunday of the week. Different "Boudhik" are to be discussed on each Sunday.
First Sunday : Samachar Sameksha (Recent Non-Political News Discussion")
Second Sunday : Boudhik (Whatever Boudhik is provided by Valay/Khand Team)
Third Sunday : Charcha ( Discussion about recent events )
Fourth Sunday : Katha ( Discussion about any Spiritual/Social Story)
Fifth Sunday : Prarthana Abhyas (Everybody has to recite Prarthana)
⇞⇞⇞Jay Shree Ram⇞⇞⇞
First Sunday : Samachar Sameksha (Recent Non-Political News Discussion")
Second Sunday : Boudhik (Whatever Boudhik is provided by Valay/Khand Team)
Third Sunday : Charcha ( Discussion about recent events )
Fourth Sunday : Katha ( Discussion about any Spiritual/Social Story)
Fifth Sunday : Prarthana Abhyas (Everybody has to recite Prarthana)
⇞⇞⇞Jay Shree Ram⇞⇞⇞
I am a senior Java Programmer with passion about open source. I am presently working as a open source cloud computing practitioner.
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