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Janmashtami Special: In Jalore’s 750-Year-Old Temple, Villagers Still Accept Verdicts Given Before Radha-Krishna - EBNW Story
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Janmashtami Special: In Jalore’s 750-Year-Old Temple, Villagers Still Accept Verdicts Given Before Radha-Krishna - EBNW Story
In the heart of Jalore lies a historic temple, believed to be around 750 years old, that has long served as a sacred center for social justice and unity. Located in Badi Pol area, the Radha-Krishna temple, also known as Thakur Dwara, is more than just a place of worship—it’s a pillar of tradition and collective decision-making for the Mali community of 48 villages. A Temple That Decides Justice For centuries, important social decisions affecting…
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