Learning to Love Dance
By Deepa Seetharaman One Sunday, 12 years ago, right after we went to the temple, my mother took me to […]
Holi’s Harmful Chemicals
By Tirtho Banerjee The boisterous Holi revelers have a ready excuse, mano holi hai hai, “Don’t take offense, it’s Holi.”
Kuchipudi’s Houston Hero
By Kalyani Giri Bharath Soumitri Guntupali, 17, is the first male dancer to graduate from the Anjali Center for Performing
Every Little Bit Counts
By Vatsala Sperling Balasubramaniyam’s weird habit was incurable. When anyone looked at him for even a moment, he would pull
Earth’s Rarest Tree
By Tirtho Banerjee Nestled in the serene woods of Barolia village near Ramnagar in the Barabanki district of Uttar Pradesh,
Something’s Wrong At Our Temples
By Viswanath P. Kurup Temples are the abodes of God, filled with sanctity and peace. The major temples of India
Godhra in Perspective
By Swami Veda Bharati Any individual experience is a ripple in the stream of karma; any event is a wave
THE TRAVELS OF TWAIN
Mark Twain said, “I think we never become really and genuinely our entire and honest selves until we are dead
The Wrong Way
By Arun Gandhi In our obscurantist zeal we focus on a crisis with-out going into the cause and inevitably reach
In Defense of Astrology
By Gayatri Devi Vasudev When the University Grants Commission of India brought Vedic astrology into the teaching curriculum of universities