File:Mada Caves, Singrauli.jpg
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| DescriptionMada Caves, Singrauli.jpg |
English: Rock cut caves dating from 7-8th century Mandapa (also spelled mantapa or mandapam) in Indian architecture, especially Hindu temple architecture, is a pillared hall or pavilion for public rituals. |
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| Author | Dharmendragudia |
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Mada Caves are defined as "mandapa" in Hindu rituals. They were made by a king or their devotees for "marriage" in the presence of their god in the hills.
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