Ethical Economics
By MEENAL PANDYA, Massachusetts At the heart of Hindu economics is this: the test of every policy is not profit, […]
Not for Women Only
By POORNIMA NARAYANAN, DELHI On a mild winter evening i walked into the home of Madhu Kishwar–social activist, international lecturer
Aahh, That’s the Spot!
By Hema Shukla, Associated Press Under the shade of a mango grove in eastern India, four men leisurely haggle over
No Cameras Allowed
Attending South India’s majestic Hindu temples, such as Madurai’s Meenakshi citadel, evokes profound reverence and joy. As bhakti-filled devotees bathe
The Weaver
The Tirukural, “holy couplets,” is a treasury of Hindu ethical insight and a literary masterpiece of the Tamil language, written
Blessed Blisters
By RAJIV MALIK, NEW DELHI In Delhi I am used to a very comfortable lifestyle,” said Delhi businessman Navin Yadav,
Don’t Hide From Our Roots–the Vedas
BY SWAMI SHIVAPREMANANDA All Hindus have a moral and spiritual obligation to remind themselves of their cultural heritage in the
Towering Tales
By Sita Sharan It was Bapu’s long-held wish to recite Ramayana on the banks of Lake Manasarovar, beside Mount Kailas,
Can You Have Religion Without God?
BY THE EDITOR We first met the Dalai Lama in 1972 in Northern India. On that precious December afternoon Hinduism
Middle Class, Middle Path
“I am of the opinion that religious people have the courage to face the world positively,” said Shri Kishore Tripathy