“Mystery creates wonder and wonder is the basis of man’s desire to understand.”
Hidden in the tranquil village of Bongabar, Jharkhand, **Tuti Jharna Mandir** is a mystical Shiva temple where water eternally flows from the idol of **Goddess Ganga** onto the **Shivalinga**. Discovered in 1925, this sacred site defies explanation—its unending stream a living symbol of faith, divinity, and the timeless harmony between nature and the divine.
The yeti, a legendary ape-like creature, has fascinated believers in Nepal and Tibet for centuries. Amidst lack of concrete evidence, the myth persists, with recent claims by the Indian Army. Despite scientific skepticism, the allure of the yeti endures, blurring myth and reality in the mystique of the Himalayas. The mystery continues.
Archaeologists in Haryana, India, have discovered the remains of a young couple buried in an embrace dating back 4,500 years. The find offers insights into ancient relationships and ceremonies, and challenges our understanding of love and marriage in the Harappan Civilization. It suggests a deep appreciation for romantic bonds, raising questions about the origins of marital love. The discovery offers a poignant reminder of the enduring human experience of love and loss.
