Buddhist Sculptural Art of Krishna ValleyKrishna is one of the most prominent river of peninsular India. It forms a large and fertile land. The convenient navigational approach to sea through Krishna helped in flourishing number of urban settlements like Amaravati, Nagarjunakonda, Goli, Jaggayepetta, Chezarla, Ghantasala, Gummadidurru, Bhattiprolu. The river also encouraged the rulers and traders of this region to influence the polity, economy and culture through maritime relations in far

she is worshiped with deep devotion by her female devotees

where the Buddha was active

The beautiful wooden figure is given a refine and detail treatment with some spectacular carvings on it

There are numerous myths and legends associated with Him

His teachings of non-violence are still followed by millions across the globe

The God is shown in full combat fatigue along with his vehicle the peacock

His second right hand holds a crystal mala

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In chapters 10 and 11 of Bhagwat Gita

She is standing and is being covered up by beautiful carvings

chief aims and methods and then comes to conclusion

which is now being serially published in the Bhavan's Journal