Kangra's 'Crooked Temple' to Become Major Religious Tourist Spot

• The ancient 'Tedha Mandir' in Jwalamukhi, which tilted in the 1905 earthquake but didn't fall, is set for a major revamp.
• Jwalamukhi Temple Trust has a master plan to beautify and develop it into a significant religious tourism center.
• The temple, dedicated to Lord Rama, Sita, Lakshman, and Hanuman, is known for its unique tilt and requires devotees to bend to enter.
• It has historical ties to Mughal Emperor Akbar and features 'Akbar Canal' remains, Sita Cave, and Lakshman's Taposthali.
• Locals demand the return of original Ashtadhatu idols, moved to Kangra Museum in 2007, for re-installation.