Let Not the Conflict of Identity Haunt Us
BY SWAMI DAYANANDA SARASWATI Being a tradition, not an organized religion the Hindu Dharma is imbibed by one as one […]
Is the March over?
By MARIO CABRAL E SA, GOA In 1567 the Captain of Rachol Fort in South Goa bragged to his Portuguese
Temporarily Tattooed
By ARCHANA DONGRE, Los ANGELES Growing up in India, the month of Shravan, right in the robust heart of the
‘The 21st Century Will Be a Hindu Century’
On July 15, 70-year-old L.K. Advani, president of India’s Bharatiya Janata Party, ended his grueling 15,000 kilometer, 59-day tour of
Searching for Our Roots
When I was 12 years old, American kids would gang up at the bus stop, yelling, ‘Gandhi dot! Gandhi dot!’
World’s Most Effective Enviromental Attorney
New Delhi attorney M.C. Mehta has successfully argued before India’ Supreme Court that pollution as a hazard to life is
The Spoiling of the Ganges
Our consciousness has gone in-to a slumber. Our sensitivity has slipped into a strange coma,” laments activist Rakesh Kumar Jaiswal
Italy’s Hindu Controversy
We have to overcome a misunderstanding asserted by Italian scholars that one has to be born in India to be
Temple Ablaze
While pilgrimaging to the temples of South India, Hinduism Today Deputy Managing Editor, Yogi Kashinatha, was present June 7, 1997,
Pious Precussionists
The complex rhythmic orchestral music of Bali rivals the best of classical traditions East or West. Played jn temples for