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Behind all the creations of the world there is a history. There is a dramatic story behind the world famous temple of Jagannathdev in Puri. Nilamadhav, the king's worshipful deity, is manifested and established here as Jagannatha. But why didn't Nilamadhav come? The story of Jagannathdev is more interesting than the novel. This story, written in the fluent style of classical prose, is not only about preaching the glory of God, but also about people. There are bright testimonies of devotion, faith, love and humanity in the pages of this book. God is here of all nations, all classes. Not bigotry, God is an invisible bridge of sanctity and compassion. Here Brahmins and Shabars, Antyajas and Kayasthas can stand holding hands and love each other. This Ruddhashav story is a great book of unity between people and nations. Decorated with multiple colorful illustrations, this book is an inspiration to awaken faith in humanity and people. The picture of the ancient human society that emerges through the love and outcome of the Brahmin's son with the Shabarakanya is ultimately the winner of the human race. Self-sacrifice and faith in man is the only way to find God, not pride.