Barely 80 kilometres from Ranchi, where the Damodar and Bhairavi rivers converge amid rocky cliffs, stands one of eastern India’s most enigmatic places of worship. The Chhinnamasta Temple at Rajrappa is not simply a pilgrimage destination; it is a remarkable confluence of mythology, Tantra, landscape and living tradition. For centuries, devotees, scholars and travellers alike…
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