July, 1992

In and among the thatched huts and wheat fields of rural Bengal. Nirmala Sundari grew up. She lived half in […]

Readers in countries we visit are sometimes surprised when I tell them that HINDUISM TODAY is published all over the

As you read this month's issue, your publisher and editor will be in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. We have been

Scientists around the world are pursuing the gift of motherhood for infertile couples through nitrogen-frozen sperm, in vitro fertilization, surrogate

Archeologist George Michell Talks on Hindu Wood in London Gallery This year the cultural tectonic plate of India is crunching

Though the Arson and Looting Left Many Indian Families Shopless, Very Few Reacted with Bitterness or Despair Tulsi Savani co-owned

"The Tehri dam is the turning point in the life of the Himalayas and its people," sums up grey-bearded Chipko

The question of animal testing in ayurveda can be seen as practically and ethically unnecessary. The ancient ayurvedic herbs are

The door opens. With snowy beard and tussled hair, a distinguishingly tall Indian gentleman in a handsome, rustic kurta vest