We Don’t Worship Cows!
BY GAUTAM PATHIAL I am a Indian Hindu living in the state of Oregon, on the west coast of the […]
April/May/June, 2007
April/May/June, 2007
Bharat’s Blossoming Business
BY RAJIV MALIK India’s history as a great spiritual power is known to all, as is her emergent status as
Diaspora
UNITED KINGDOM JUST WHAT DID CHURCHILL SAY? Chris McGovern, director of the traditionalist History Curriculum Association, has criticized England’s new
Rehabilitating Hindu Studies
BY VAMSEE JULURI For thousands of years, people have lived Hinduism, knowing it to be an admirable way of understanding
Hindu History Lesson: Hinduism from Ancient Times
Note to Students, Parents and Teachers: This Educational Insight is Hinduism Today magazine’s response to the controversy in California over
Toward Effective Teaching
In the fall of 2006, Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami toured South India and Malaysia. As part of his tour, he met
Digital Dharma
Himalayan Academy Publications, now in its 46th year, has amassed an enormous archive of digital imagery. For decades the monks
In Praise of Siva’s Singers
BY ANANTHA KRISHNAN As a fast-setting sun throws shadows upon the eighth-century Kapaleeshwarar Siva temple of Mylapore, local vendors hustle
Canada’s Hindu Youth
Canada is home to nearly half a million Hindus, most of whom arrived after 1960. Nearly 200,000 have settled on
Section 3. Hinduism in Practice
You are born in Fiji in 1910. Your parents were brought from India by the British to work in the