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Why Communal Tension in Tamil Nadu’s Thiruparankundram is Another Warning Signal
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Why Communal Tension in Tamil Nadu’s Thiruparankundram is Another Warning Signal
Thiruparankundram hill, located on the southwest of Madurai district in Tamil Nadu, houses Sikkander Badusha dargah, Subramaniya Swamy temple – the first of the six abodes of lord Murugan – and Kasi Viswanathan temple. Now, it has become a focal point of communal tension. The Subramaniya Swamy temple was built in the eighth century during the reign of the Pandyas at the foothills of this monolithic hillrock whereas the dargah was built in the 17…
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