In the enchanting tapestry of Indian culture, Dhanteras shines as a radiant thread, marking the onset of the festival of Diwali. As the moonlight graces the earth and the warmth...
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In the din of daily headlines and the cacophony of televised debates, the question rarely asked is also the most urgent: Why do Hindu-Muslim tensions in India endure more...
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Ganesh Chaturthi and Chaurchan, both festivals are associated with the deity Moon, who was cursed by God Ganesh, the younger son of Lord Shiva. Lord Ganesh was strolling on his...
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Pitru Paksha, or Shraadh Paksha, is a unique and very special ritual of Hindu religion that is going to start on 17th September and end on 2nd October 2024. There is only one...
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Does India, a secular nation, need a law against forced conversions? With 24.14 crore people living in it, Uttar Pradesh is the most populous state in India. By enacting the...
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The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) maintains a list of the World Heritage sites that are in danger. In a recently concluded 46th...
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Knowing the history of the Kanwar Yatra is very difficult, and it does not appear in any Vedic literature. But, of course! We find some of the references here and there in order...
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On a sweltering afternoon in Hathras, Uttar Pradesh, what was billed as a peaceful religious congregation spiraled into a horrific stampede, claiming 121 lives and injuring...
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India's ancient religion, Hinduism, extends back to about 2500 BC. The Vedas, Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, Ramayana, and Mahabharata are some of the holy books in Hinduism....
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At first glance, Vat Savitri and World Environment Day might seem like rituals from entirely different worlds—one steeped in religious tradition, the other driven by global...
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