Special Report
Jha, Hari Bansh Never before have the arrests of Christian evangelists in Nepal created so much hue and cry as […]
Singapore’s Master of Song
Sri Lanka's great saint, Siva Yogaswami, closed his eyes and entered the riveting stillness of samadhi as Orthuvar Rajasckaran began
Hindus on the Silk Road, Part II
For thirteen hundred years the Silk Road threaded together the empires of China, India, Greece, Rome and Persia, spectacular civilizations
‘Dotbuster’ Trial Ends in Conviction
New Jersey Hindus were displeased with the verdict in the Navroze Mody murder trial just concluded in April. Three of
Kerala’s Ramakrishna Mission Granted ‘Non-Hindu’ Status
Over three years ago, the Ramakrishna Mission in India's Bengal state sought for and received minority religious status, a move
Weizacker Wins Religion Prize, Blends Theology & Science
Early spring, out in the Bahama Islands each year since 1972 a committee carefully selects the winner of the Templeton
Dancing Dynamo
"My tabla player called to say he would not accompany me as a result of a dancer-musician exchange we had
Spirited Gandhian Ashram Flourishes in Indonesia
Powles, Maureen She is 67 years old – born and bred a Hindu in Bali. She is married, has six
‘Build India’ Group Solves Problems Pragmatically
"Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country," John F. Kennedy
Chitresh Talks
On February 28th, HINDUISM TODAY met with Chitresh Das. His youthful exuberance, entertaining candor, honesty and total love of Kathak