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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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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This spring, Noida doesn’t just bloom — it prays. At the heart of the city’s annual flower show stands a stunning floral Kedarnath, turning petals into...
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India’s temple towns are no longer just places of prayer. They are fast becoming the new engines of economic growth, where faith meets highways, hotels, and billion-dollar...
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Every year during Holika Dahan, we light a fire to celebrate the victory of good over evil — but why does that victory still require a woman in flames? On the eve of Holi,...
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A major change may be coming to India’s sacred Himalayan pilgrimage. Authorities managing Badrinath Temple and Kedarnath Temple are considering restricting entry for...
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A new law in Chhattisgarh has sparked a sharp national debate. It brings life imprisonment for mass religious conversions. Supporters call it protection of culture. Critics warn...
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On Mahavir Jayanti, a question quietly stands out in India’s social landscape: how did a community that makes up less than 1% of the population come to dominate...
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Can faith stand above the Constitution? The Supreme Court’s Sabarimala hearing could redefine the limits of religious freedom in India. In a high-stakes constitutional...
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The Supreme Court of India is again hearing the Sabarimala case. This case is about the entry of women into the Sabarimala temple in Kerala. It has raised big questions about...
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