Hindu Students Council Celebrates 20th Anniversary

Source: www.indiajournal.com SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PENNSYLVANIA, June 10, 2010: The Hindu Students Council (HSC) celebrated its 20th anniversary at its Annual Youth Camp. Students from over ten of HSC’s fifty-five plus college chapters attended the event. There was a special emphasis on Seva (service) with a presentation on Hindu American Seva Charities (HASC) by its convener Anju Bhargava, a member of…

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One of Two Sacred Hindu Statues Recovered

Source: blog.al.com CAPSHAW, ALABAMA, June 14, 2010: Limestone County investigators have recovered one of two yard-tall, black-granite, base relief statues that were chipped from their bases at the entrance to the Hindu temple in Capshaw June 4. Capt. Stanley McNatt, the lead investigator for the Limestone Sheriff’s office, said the statue was discovered in a field within a mile of…

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Vegetarian? Here’s How To Eat Right

Source: getahead.rediff.com June 8, 2010, by Kavita Devgan: You may have cut all the meat out of your diet, but don’t cut down on the nutrients you need in the bargain. It is possible to have a fully balanced diet that is entirely vegetarian, if you work it right. All you need to do is eat smart to make your…

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Daily Inspiration

Source: www.hinduismtoday.com Whatever you have to do tomorrow, do it today. Whatever you have to do today, do it now. You have only this moment.    Yogi Hari, hatha yoga and sound yoga master and teacher

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Astrologers Are the Big Winners In World Cup

Source: www.hindustantimes.com NEW DELHI, INDIA, June 14, 2010: With Delhiites betting big bucks iduring the football World Cup, it is astrologers in the city who are laughing their way to the bank. Those gambling on football matches are approaching tarot card readers, numerologists and astro pundits for tips on who to bet on. “I’m getting about 10 queries a day…

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Claremont Seminary Tries to Reach Beyond Christianity

Source: www.latimes.com LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, June 9, 2010: In a bow to the growing diversity of America’s religious landscape, the Claremont School of Theology, a Christian institution with long ties to the Methodist Church, will add clerical training for Muslims and Jews to its curriculum this fall, to become, in a sense, the first truly multi-faith American seminary. Eventually, Claremont…

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Link Between Animal Cruelty and More Serious Crimes

Source: www.nytimes.com NEW YORK, NEW YORK, June 7, 2010: In addition to a growing sensitivity to the rights of animals, another significant reason for the increased attention to animal cruelty is a mounting body of evidence about the link between such acts and serious crimes of more narrowly human concern, including illegal firearms possession, drug trafficking, gambling, spousal and child…

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Featured Temple: Narambunathar Temple in Tamil Nadu

Source: beta.thehindu.com INDIA, TAMIL NADU, June 4, 2010: The Narambunathar temple in Thiruppadaimarudur, an hour’s drive from Tirunelveli, has history, exquisite murals, intricate woodwork, a river adjacent, and a secret chamber, and yet isn’t on the tourist circuit. The village still retains its rural charm. There are no shops selling garish plastic ware and crude toys lining the street that…

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Daily Inspiration

Source: www.hinduismtoday.com No fruit is too heavy for the tender vine. Similarly, a mother will always find some means to support her child.    Tamil Proverb

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Source: After Tragedy, A New Watchdog For Corporal Punishment in India KOLKATA, INDIA, June 12, 2010: The storm over alleged corporal punishment at La Martiniere, a prestigious non-denominational school in India for boys, has has forced the state government to take notice. Following the suicide of a student after being caned by the principal, the school banned corporal punishment. “No…

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