Methodology

 This report is made with both the primary and secondary sources. The pilgrimage of the the temple, inscription written on the Wall of temple , local people of the area, some of the old aged people who came for commercial purposes, tourists etc . These people were randomly selected for this study. Views and thought of their including some of the true data and research  available on the net are even taken for the study.

 

 

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