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Our previous article [February] discussed medical science's concern over the developing resistance of bacteria to known antibacterial drugs. This month

Nature has endowed human beings with sufficient freedom to make or mar themselves. Astrology never disputes the fact that, since

A Hindu widow in Indiahas full ownership rights to property–including the right to sell– allotted to her by the head

Now that we are faced with a future in which Pat Robertson, the anti-Hindu zealot, might actually run for (or,

Welcome, welcome, and a most hearty welcome to the team of sevaksselflessly performing a much-needed religious service. Our newest franchisee

The United Nations has placed before itself lofty goals. For fifty years the United Nations has worked tirelessly–though not always

ONGOING MIRACLE! I have been reading Hinduism Today for the past five years with utmost relish and avidity. I run

After "Adi Shankara," "Madhvacharya," "Ramanuja" and "Bhagavad Gita," 83-year-old G.V. Iyer, veteran of "Indian spiritual cinema" and one of India's

United Nations statistics estimate that in 1995 the Indian sexual ratio was 106.9 males per 100 women–having slowly increased from