Kaleshwaram Temple: Shivling absorbs thousands of liters of water, linked to Yamraj

• Sri Kaleshwara Mukteshwara Swamy Temple in Telangana features two Shivlings on a single peeth: Kaleshwar (Yamraj) and Mukteshwar (Lord Shiva).
• Devotees first worship Kaleshwar, then Mukteshwar, honoring Yamraj's boon from Lord Shiva.
• The Mukteshwar Shivling has two holes that absorb thousands of liters of water and milk without filling up, believed to merge with the Godavari river.
• Scientists are baffled by the disappearance of the water, unable to provide a geographical explanation.
• The temple is located at the Triveni Sangam of Godavari, Pranahita, and the invisible Saraswati, earning it the title 'Kashi of South India'.