Opinion: Concerns of American Hindu Youth
A student gives her impressions of the Drishti Conference in Boston BY SUCHARITA JAYANTI AS COLLEGE STUDENTS AND YOUNG PROFESSIONALS, […]
Religion: Siva’s Kailas of the South
God’s blessings flow out to the world during the chariot festival at Chennai’s Kapaleeshwarar Temple—the millennia-old southern abode of Lord
Global Dharma
RESOURCES India Puts 6.5 Million Books Online, for Free THE NATIONAL DIGITAL LIBRARY of India added 6.5 million books to
Culture: To My Fellow Hindus of the West
A call to second-generation Indians in the United States and elsewhere to do their part to help sustain our great
Film: The Man Who Knew Infinity
A young woman’s review and reflections upon a film that honors a life of genius, and touches on issues confronting
Architecture: India’s Astonishing Great Wall
The untold history of Kumbhalgarh, Rajasthan’s most famous fort, surrounded by a massive 23-mile-long rampart that is second only to
Assam: Land of Devotion – Part 2
Assam continues to amaze in this second part of our report as we explore the religious centers, called satras, founded
The Life & Teachings of One of India’s Great Luminaries, Śhrī Nimbārka
Excerpts from the ancient hagiography Nimbārka Vikrānti, rendered into Englishby Brahmachari Vrajvihari Sharan, PhD Who am I? Why am I
Surrender Is Central to All Yogas
It is perhaps a great cosmic irony that to attain our immortal Self we must relinquish our personal self By
Mauritius Mahasivaratri
Savita Tiwari takes us on her personal pilgrimage to the sacred lake known as Ganga Talao during the island’s exuberant