Sarah Mullally’s appointment is not just a first for the Church of England—it is a clear sign of how one of Britain’s oldest institutions is being forced to...
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A proposal to restrict entry at Kedarnath and Badrinath has reopened a wider debate on constitutional secularism and the future of religious tourism in India. A recent report...
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The Supreme Court has drawn a clear line in India’s temple debate, saying government oversight has strengthened facilities and protected every devotee’s right to...
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Recent reports from Haridwar indicate that priests of the Ganga Sabha have begun checking the identity cards of individuals at Har-ki-Pauri to filter out “non-Hindus.”...
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The glow of a single lamp atop Madurai’s Thiruparankundram Hills has ignited a legal and social conversation far brighter than the flame itself. On Tuesday (January 06,...
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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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