Dance is my Heartbeat
By Kalyani Giri It’s a home where the Gods reside comfortably. An intriguing array of Ganesha figurines bounteously occupy shelves […]
S. RAJAM
By Kesav He’s 83 years old and is, he says, “just beginning.” Art and music are his passions, and they
The Tale of Tattoos
By Mark Hawthorne While tattoos among sailors and motorcycle clubs might seem the most obvious to someone living in the
Jeweler to the Gods
By Anandhi Ramachandran Nearly 23 years ago, Kalki Raju came to Chennai, India, and opened Sukra Jewellery, a store that
The Snake Boats of Kerala
Vrindavanam S. Gopalakrishnan This is no ordinary boat race. There are other such tournaments taking place elsewhere in India, and
An Unholy Business
The following article was excerpted from Rajiv Malhotra’s speech given at a conference, “Human Rights and Religion,” at Cornell University,
To Rebuild Kutch
By Rajiv Malik The game begins with one child emitting a low-pitch growl, “grrrrrrrrr,” imitating not the warning of some
DNA Exposes India’s Past
Genetic evidence isn’t just about freeing the unjustly convicted these days or determining whether Thomas Jefferson did or did not
The Alcohol Trap
By Greesh C. Sharma The Indian community in America, now just over one million people, has a positive image. Its
Vivekananda’s Mansion
By Lekshmi Venugopalan Like many, I was drawn to vedanta by the eloquence and inspiration of Swami Vivekananda. As I