Raja Deekshithar
  • http://www.poetryinstone.in
    Here the language of stone surpasses the language of man
  • Hi Vj,
    A very sad news, as I read his articles only fewweeks back and was very much
    interested to get acquainted with him. His research of the eclipse pavilion near
    Mahabalipuram andinterpretation of various scuplturesis simply outstanding.
  • hi saurabh

    me and arvind interacted with him - infact he wrote a long mail to arvind. i
    will fondly remember his words below. may his sould rest in peace.

    vj

    Dear Sir,

    Thank you for your appreciation. I have already sometimes read your blog and
    am very happy with your work, and would like to express my appreciation to
    you as well. May I ask you, where did you read my article? If it was on
    Asian Art I hope you also read my other articles published there. About my
    most recent discovery regarding astro-archeological reliefs in a pavilion,
    about my discovery of sphinxes in Indian art, and about my discovery of the
    earliest known sculpture in stone of the Ananda Tandava Murti in the Shri
    Nageshvara temple in Kumbakonam, which dates to the year 885 CE.

    Looking forward,
  • An irreparable loss for history enthusiasts indeed, May his Soul rest in peace!

    Chandra
  • Untimely demise.

    Huge loss to heritage caring community.

    May his soul rest in peace.

    rgds / sps

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