July, 1999

July, 1999

Diaspora

HEALTH Toxic Bindis Alarmed by stories of Indian women developing the disfiguring skin disease leucoderma on their forehead, India’s Industrial […]

Assessing Inter-Faith Assemblies

By Sri Sri Sri Balagangadharanathaswami In 1993 in Chicago, The Parliament of the World’s Religions met again, 100 years after

She Dances with Devas

By Lavina Melwani She had danced before the mighty: Mao Zdong, Zhou Enlai, Queen Elizabeth II, Tito, Kruschev, Eisenhower, Fidel

Digital Dharma

Asia eZine Enter monsoon, the on-line magazine of South Asian literature and culture, an at-home creation of Shikha Malaviya, correspondent

Growing up Hindu

By Tara Katir Hillary Clinton got it right when she wrote, “It takes a village to raise a child.” But,

Lotus: Food For the Body

By Anil K. Goel Besides its sanctity and beauty, the lotus is extensively used as both food and medicine in

The Moving Finger Writes…

By Dev Raj Agarwal The dull and time-worn face of Gomti Ben has suddenly come to life, and I can

God’s Favorite Flower

By Anil K. Goel Both in worship and in portrayals of the divine, hindus are infatuated with flowers. The very

Sister Nivedita’s Story

By Sadhu Prof. V. Rangarajan When a great man has prepared his workers, he must go to another place, for

The T-Shirt Tiff: Gaudy or Godly?

Some Hindus entering tourist shops on Penang Road in Penang, Malaysia, were shocked and outraged to find t-shirts, “disco blouses”

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