Prime Minister Narendra Modi engaged in prayerful moments at the revered Lord Krishna temple in Guruvayur and blessed a newlywed couple. PM...

Top-quality, pure saffron is selling for INR4,950 per 10g this year, compared with INR800 for the same amount of silver varq. Prices for go...

The government of Kerala has implemented a project to improve the green cover and water resources of more than 3,000 temples managed by fiv...

After Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple, which had shot to fame years ago for its priceless assets found kept in secret vaults, another Hindu shr...

The business tycoon offered prayers at both temples in Uttarakhand.

A full bench of Justices Anu Sivaraman, Shircy V and M R Anitha would be hearing on Tuesday afternoon several petitions moved by the state ...

Malls, restaurants and places of worship opened in Kerala on Tuesday morning after over two-and half months of Coronavirus induced lockdown...

The Lord Ayyappa temple at Sabarimala and Guruvayur Lord Krishna temple at Thrissur will remain closed for devotees from March 21 until fur...

Modi also performed the thulabharam ritual for which the temple authorities had reportedly arranged over 100 kg of lotus flowers.

"It is a silent revolution and a model for others to follow," Devaswom Minister Kadakampally Surendran told reporters.

Kerala govt is planning to constitute a common recruitment board for the appointments in the devaswom Boards to unify the selection procedu...

Wickramasinghe offered 'Thulabharam' (an offering where a devotee is weighed against offerings of banana, sugar, flowers etc) with sandalwo...

RRII has discovered that elephant dung can be effectively used as a potting medium for raising rubber root trainer plants.

Kerala is not only home to some of the richest temples in the country but they are also sitting on hundreds of tonnes bullion.

The treasure is most likely to remain in the temple as it has been accumulated over centuries by kings of Travancore.

Guruvayur temple has signed one-year contract with JKAIDC to purchase 10 kg of saffron spice at Rs 1.20 lakh per kg, every month.

Temples, with huge revenues, are becoming attractive propositions, with sizeable premia and lower claims.