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19 avatars of Lord Shiva
As per the legends, Shiva was born as Piplaad to sage Dhatichi. The sage left his son even before...
Pearls of Hindu Wisdom
Author: Leena Dixit Part -I What exactly is the Hindu Dharma? The Hindu Sages (People with the Knowledge and...
Worshipping Goddess Lakshmi
By: Meena Om on Nov 01, 2013 – “O Goddess Lakshmi, shower light, opulence and Love.’’ “Om Shree Mahalakshmiycha vidmahay visnupatneycha...
Vedic Culture -Superb Culture
By: Meena Om on Oct 11, 2013 – Dear Co-travellers To revive and reinstate the Vedic culture of Bharat, we need to...
Guru and the Godmen
By: Guruji Sri Swami Atmananda Ji on Sep 02, 2013 – We all must have celebrated Sri Krishna Janmashtami nicely, the life & teachings of...
A BOND OF LOVE – RAKSHA BANDHAN
By: Sri Sudhanshuji Maharaj on Aug 20, 2013 – Heart of human beings are filled with emotions and desires . That’s why all relationships are tied...
Difference With Mutual Respect
By: Rajiv Malhotra on Aug 05, 2013 – Difference With Mutual Respect: A New Kind of Hindu-Christian Dialogue I introduced the...
Dharma and the new Pope
By: Rajiv Malhotra on Jul 11, 2013 – Given the power of the Vatican, the choice of a new pope will...
A Hindu View of ‘Christian Yoga’
By: Rajiv Malhotra on Jul 02, 2013 – It is fashionable in interfaith discussions to advocate “tolerance” for other faiths. But...
Dharma Bypasses ‘History-Centrism’
By: Rajiv Malhotra on Jun 13, 2013 – Most of the religious conflicts and wars involving the Abrahamic religions (Christianity, Judaism,...
Hindu Good News
By: Rajiv Malhotra on May 31, 2013 – The world is in a time of transition. Globalization, increasing movement of people...
Varna as a Form of Capital
By: Rajiv Malhotra on May 11, 2011 – The varna system is a way of classifying aptitudes and core competences of...
Sikhs Celebrate Guru Purab
Sikhs across the globe celebrate Guru Purab or Guru Nanak Jayanti on Thursday, which commemorates the birth anniversary of...
History of Sikhism
The Life of Guru Nanak Guru Nanak (20 October 1469 – 7 May 1539) is the founder of Sikhism and...
Dharma Bee draws huge response!
The Dharma Bee contest, organized by the Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh, (HSS) received enthusiastic response of 3300 children across the...
The 80 Million-Pilgrim March
ALLAHABAD, INDIA, February 1, 2013 (Wall Street Journal):For up to 80 million pilgrims–think 10 New York Cities–a Hindu festival...
Lost And Found At Kumbh
ALLAHABAD, INDIA, January 2013 (The Hindu): It’s two days to the first auspicious dip at the Kumbh mela. The...
The Loneliness of the Guyanas
SOUTH AMERICA, January 16, 2012 (New York Times): This long article covers the combined history of Guyana and French...
How Yoga Can Wreck Your Body
On a cold Saturday in early 2009, Glenn Black, a yoga teacher of nearly four decades, whose devoted clientele...
The origin of Hindus and Hinduism
The origin of Hindus and Hinduism – http://m.speakingtree.in/spiritual-slideshow/seekers/faith-and-rituals/the-origin-of-hindus-and-hinduism/61616 Source: Speakingtree.in
Pakistani Hindus Observe Durga Puja
KARACHI, PAKISTAN, October 13, 2014 (Business Standard): Hindus in Pakistan celebrated the community-based Durga Puja festival in one of...
Hindu temples of Pakistan
Pakistan’s long forgotten Hindu temples After India gained independence, a large chunk of Hindus and Sikhs migrated from Pakistan...
Mahavira And The Festival Of Lights
In Jain Dharma, Deepavali is celebration of Tirthankar Mahavira’s contributions to humankind; it commemorates his attainment of moksha or...
Ryan girls top football tournament
NAVI MUMBAI: Riding on its leading striker Sejal Nakhawa’s impressive show throughout the tournament, Ryan International School of Sanpada (RIS-Sanpada) notched...
It’s official: Diwali was quieter
Rules flouted nevertheless, say activists and residents. Navi Mumbaikars indeed celebrated a less noisy Diwali this year. Officials from...
Information meets Animation
IN 2009, when the managing committee of her Warden Road housing society decided to carry out repairs, Dhvani Desai...
Ranchi divided into zones for security
RANCHI: The district administration has developed multi-tier security during pujas to ensure total security for pandal-hoppers.The district has been divided into...
Accurate hit
Beyond Visual Range has become the new mantra where the “dogfight” was once the reigning doctrine in air warfare....
Vulnerable network
A bank in the capital city of India is unable to transact business because of a glitch in the...
Italy’s Hindu Controversy
Swami Yoganandagiri seeks official status for Italian-born Hindus in the land of the Vatican- We have to overcome a...
Hindu anger at Zapiro cartoon
Durban – South African Hindu organisations are up in arms over a depiction by award winning cartoonist, Jonathan Shapiro...
Diwali celebrated in Manipur
Imphal, Oct 22 (UNI)- Diwali, the festival of light, is celebrated in Manipur in a grandeur fashion. The state...
DEEPAVALI
Deepavali or Diwali means “a row of lights”.It falls on the preceding day of the New Moon in the...
Deepavali sales take a hit
Inflation, online shopping and political situation cited for the fall in festive sales It’s massive 70% dip in festival...
Lighting lonely lives
For four youth in Madurai, Deepavali celebration starts a day in advance with visits to destitute and abandoned elders...
Goddess Lakshmi (Laxmiji)
Lakshmi ji (or Laxmi) the a goddess in Hinduism known to symbolize wealth, spiritual and physical wealth, good health...
Hindus in the Middle East
For the devout Hindu living in the Gulf, there are signs of hope. As an ad executive from India,...
AN ANCIENT HINDU KINGDOM
The Chams once ruled a Hindu kingdom called Champa whose influence extended through what is now southern Vietnam and...
Hindus of Vietnam
The Champa civilization was located in the more southern part of what is today Central Vietnam, and was a highly Indianized Hindu...
Thailand Hinduism
Many Thai’s regard Hinduism as an offshoot of Buddhism and ardently worship Siva, Vishnu, Durga, Ganesha, and Brahma Rajiv...
Hinduism in Korea
Hinduism is a minority religion in Korea. Through Buddhism, it has also had an indirect impact on certain aspects of traditional Korean...
Lessons from Indonesia’s Hindu legacy
The country’s official recognition and generally peaceful acceptance of Hinduism contrasts with India’s own problematic record of religious tolerance...
Celebrating Holi in China
Holi is spring festival celebrated as a festival of colours. It used to a be religious festival of Hindus,...
Roots of Hinduism
Hinduism is one of the world’s oldest religions. It has complex roots, and involves a vast array of practices...
Hindus – Regional Distribution
Hindus There are about 1 billion Hindus around the world, representing 15% of the global population. Major traditions within...
Hinduism in Brazil
According to 2000 Census, there are about 3000 Hindus in Brazil. The number must be more as Hinduism has...
INDO-CARIBBEAN HINDU WEDDING
From wedding house to wedding hall, fruit cake to fruit platter—the Indo-Caribbean Hindu wedding has transitioned through elements and...
Indians in Cuba
Punta Maisi, Cuba The old Indian woman, a descendant of Cuba’s Taino-Arawak people, bent over and touched the leaves...
Peru’s Ancient Vedic Culture
In the Western Hemisphere too there is evidence of Hinduism having once flourished there. In Mexico a festival is celebrated at the same time...