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Sabarimala Discreet, Not Discriminatory – सिर्फ़ NEWS
The ancient shrine of Sabarimala on the Western Ghats in the Pathanamthitta District of Kerala, famous for being one of the largest pilgrimage places with over 100 million devotees visiting every year, finds itself More...
Saintly mission with a social perspective – The Hindu
Swami Sudheendra Theertha died after a brief illness at Hardwar on Sunday Swami Sudheendra Theertha As the spiritual leader of the Kashi Math, Swami Sudheendra Theertha, headed the Math for 70 years as the 20th More...
Live music at Thaipusam after 42 years – The Straits Times
For 42 years, going back to 1973, the playing of musical instruments on the streets during Thaipusam was banned due to past fights between competing groups, which disrupted the procession. ST PHOTO: NEO XIAOBINMore More...
Hinduism has room for all forms of belief: SC – Times of India
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Wednesday sought to dispel the notion about rigidity of Hinduism harboured in certain quarters and said it was the “collective wisdom and inspiration of the centuries” More...
Lord Shiva was worshipped in Ancient China – Sanskriti
Civilizations of China and India have a long history of interaction. The links between these two ancient civilizations were numerous and were sustained for thousands of years. The Chinese tell of a tradition in More...
Dismantling Hinduism: Is Kumbh Mela next in line?
Edited By Nithin Sridhar and Inputs taken from Rajiv Malhotra It is undeniable that Sanatana Dharma a.k.a. Hinduism has been under constant attacks for the last thousand years in one form or the other. First, More...
12 Things That Prove Indian Mythological Literature is full of Scientific Innovations
Vedas and ancient Indian science theories are often considered as the most advanced works in the world from their era. There are scientists taking who are fascinated by the knowledge of the ancient Indian scholars More...
New brass flag from Gujarat a first at Trimbakeshwar Kumbh | The Indian Express
The brass flag being raised on the occasion of Dhwajarohan, which marks the beginning of the Kumbh Mela, at Trimbakeshwar on Tuesday. Also seen is Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh. (Source: Express Photo by Deepak More...
EXCLUSIVE: Germans to be the eventual custodians of Sanskrit? : India Today
Will Germans be the eventual custodians of Sanskrit, its rich heritage and culture? If the demand for Sanskrit and Indology courses in Germany is any indication, that’s what the future looks like. Unable More...
Sanskrit fever grips Germany: 14 universities teaching India’s ancient language struggle to meet demand as students clamour for courses | Daily Mail Online
Will Germans be the eventual custodians of Sanskrit, its rich heritage and culture? If the demand for Sanskrit and Indology courses in Germany is any indication, that’s what the future looks like. Unable to More...