Center Built by Chanting
This temple is a demonstration of the power of the holy name of the Lord,” declared Bangalore temple president Madhu […]
The Spoiling of the Ganges
Our consciousness has gone in-to a slumber. Our sensitivity has slipped into a strange coma,” laments activist Rakesh Kumar Jaiswal
Is the March over?
By MARIO CABRAL E SA, GOA In 1567 the Captain of Rachol Fort in South Goa bragged to his Portuguese
‘The 21st Century Will Be a Hindu Century’
On July 15, 70-year-old L.K. Advani, president of India’s Bharatiya Janata Party, ended his grueling 15,000 kilometer, 59-day tour of
World’s Most Effective Enviromental Attorney
New Delhi attorney M.C. Mehta has successfully argued before India’ Supreme Court that pollution as a hazard to life is
Temple Ablaze
While pilgrimaging to the temples of South India, Hinduism Today Deputy Managing Editor, Yogi Kashinatha, was present June 7, 1997,
Hunting for God
By Lavina Melwani Where would you find Siva lost in samadhi, Krishna playing His flute and Ganesha feasting on sweets?
Inauspicious or Not?
BY THE EDITOR Culturally clueless as you catch a flight to Calcutta for your first visit to India? Don’t despair.
Cues and Clues
Nearly every indigenous people on Earth is reevaluating, rediscovering and reappreciating its ancient ways, the traditions of the forefathers. Tradition
Bribery: the Poor Man’s Extortion
By the Editor Bribery is not india’s private province, though she has taken its subtle arts to profound, almost philosophical,