English, asked by abhijeetdev525, 6 months ago

(a) What was the condition of religious harmony in Rameshwaram?​

Answers

Answered by itzsweetmelody01
0

Explanation:

Agnitheertham is a sacred water body, which lies just 100 metres away from the very famous Ramanathaswamy Temple. A legend from the Hindu Epic, Ramayana , explains the religious significance of this theertham.

Previous Question
Next Question
Similar questions
Economy, 3 months ago
explain the role of horticulture and floriculture in the development of agriculture sector answer in brief​...
English, 3 months ago
.water __(boil) at 100 dgree celsius​...
Economy, 3 months ago
Consider there is product X There are 438 pieces of product X available for sale. Y pieces of product X sell every day. It takes Z days to produce product X a) What does Y represent? b) When should the stock for product X be ordered again?​
Math, 6 months ago
A relation R is defined form a set A = { 2, 3, 4, 5 } to a set B = { 3, 6, 7, 10 }as follows: ( x, y) belongs to R ⇔x divides y. Express R as a set of ordered pairs and determined the domain and range of R. Represent this relationusing arrow diagram...
Math, 6 months ago
cos 38 cos 52-sin 38 sin 52=0​...
Accountancy, 11 months ago
Hema traders purchase a plant for Rs10,000 on the Ist April 2016, installation charges are Rs 2,000 the plant is estimated to have a Scrap value of Rs 1,000 at the end of its useful life of 5 years.Prepare the plant account for the first three years charging depreciation according to straight line method, when the books are closed on the 31st March every year.​
Science, 11 months ago
write Derivation for kinetic energy​...
English, 11 months ago
8. By whom are you taught English? 9. Such a nice scene has never been seen by us. 10. A fish was caught by the fisherman. into change active voice (c) નીચેનાં વાક્યોમાં ખાલી જગ્યાએ યોગ્ય સહાયકારક ક્રિયાપદ મૂકે 1. This picture ......... bought by me yesterday. 2. Light and heat ......... given by the sun. 3. The work ......... just finished by me. 4. This poem ......... taught by the teacher...