A Forum for Budding Hindu Authors
Four stories from HINDUISM TODAY’S intern writing program bode well for the future of Hindu journalism Our attempt to solicit more youth […]
Four stories from HINDUISM TODAY’S intern writing program bode well for the future of Hindu journalism Our attempt to solicit more youth […]
A university undergraduate describes the different ways she’s found her fellow students of Indian origin sort out their identity in
YOUTH THE CRITICAL SEARCH FOR IDENTITY ______________________ Two essays on what it means to be a Hindu and an American
YOUTH THE JOURNEY BEGINS ______________________ How a visit to a temple magically turned one twelve-year-old’s embarrassment for Hinduism into an
BY APOORVA MURTHY \If I had relied on the authority of every book I read, followed every custom I was
BY SOHINI SIRCAR Many American Hindus view their lives as having two poles. They display their Hindu side at home
BY TEJAS DAVE I have often heard the question, “why do we need temples when God is said to be
Last summer, the Hindu American Foundation conducted its Next- Gen essay contest, soliciting original essays from youths 17-28 years old
Sheetal Shah, 27, based in New York City, is the director of Development for the Hindu American Foundation, focused on fundraising