At a time when India is increasingly debating its civilisational past and cultural identity, Somnath has returned to the centre of public attention—not as a relic of...
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From the dawn of human consciousness, one question has echoed across civilizations: Why does anything exist at all? Why is there a universe instead of nothing? Why do human...
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In Hindu belief, Shani Dev—associated with the planet Saturn—is often portrayed as a stern, even cruel deity. He is believed to reward virtue slowly and punish...
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In a significant address that touched upon India’s cultural and civilizational roots, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat emphasized that every Indian,...
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There are festivals that dazzle the eyes, and there are festivals that touch the soul. Chhath Puja belongs to the latter. It has no fireworks, no noise, and no grand stages. It is...
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When scientists describe the birth of the universe, they often begin with a single moment — a flash of unimaginable energy known as the Big Bang. Everything we see today,...
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In the city of Mississauga in Canada, a towering new symbol of faith and cultural energy has emerged. The 51-foot statue of Lord Rama, inaugurated at the Hindu Heritage Centre,...
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The Ramayan is not just an epic. It is the mirror of India’s moral imagination and the pulse of its collective conscience. Yet, the story of Lord Ram, told by two great...
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India has many traditions that connect faith, family and memory. Pitru Paksha is one such tradition. It is a period when Hindus remember their ancestors, perform shraddha...
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When we think of historic monuments, we usually imagine them as permanent fixtures in a city or a town. They stand where they were built, rooted in time and place. But in the...
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