अखंड (en. Monolithic)

The Undavalli Caves, a monolithic example of Indian rock-cut architecture and one of the finest testimonials to ancient viswakarma sthapathis, are located in Undavalli of Guntur district in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.

Psychological readiness is not a monolithic formation and has its own structure, consisting of three large categories, each of which includes its own blocks.

It developed more vigorously particularly under the Rashtrakutas as could be seen from their enormous output and such large - scale compositions as the caves at Elephanta, Dhumarlena and Jogeshvari, not to speak of the monolithic carvings of the Kailasa temple, and the Jain Chota Kailasa and the Jain chaumukh in the Indra Sabha complex.

Unlike monolithic devices, collapsible models have locking grooves, due to which you can easily assemble a thermal structure.

The world's tallest monolithic statue is bathed with saffron, ghee, milk, curd, gold coins and various other items.

With a height of 42 feet, this monolithic statue of Bahubali is the second largest statue in Karnataka (first being the 55.77-feet idol of Gomateshwara at Sravanbelagola).

It is more or less a circular monolithic temple cut out of an isolated mass of sandstone rock and carved into a hemisphere mounted on a base and capped by a flat stone in the form of a tawa griddle which, according to the inscription on it, was fashioned by a minister of Chandragupta.