Know O readers, that between the years when Mankind’s first scriptures were chronicled and the western sea drank the glorious cities of Dwaraka, there was an age undreamed of when shining ...
jāko rākhe sāiyām̐ māra sake na koya bāla nā bāṃkā kara sake jo jāga bairī hoya One protected by Ram can’t be destroyed by anyone, even one opposed to entire world ...
Krishna declares emphatically that societal divisions do occur by nature and they are a mere representation of their vasana expression. I deliberated this in detail in Varnas – A journey to ...
Anything of value needs to from time to time, be uncovered, used and protected as and when the need occurs. Sanskrit is one such civilizational treasure which today stands at a ...
Recently, in a program organized only for Yadavas in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, Mulayam Singh made a statement that Shri Ram is worshipped in North India alone but Shri Krishna is worshipped ...
Padmavati is the most revered queen of the Rajputs, the ultimate epitome of honor, pride and sacrifice. Anything that belittles the queen in, even subtly, is bound to be met with ...
Rasogolla- one of the sweetest sweetmeats in India has been the center of a long-living tussle between the two neighbouring states- Odisha and West Bengal. Both the states had been claiming ...
How many Hindus can boast of receiving priests from Tirumala temple loaded with the famous ‘Tirupati Laddus’? How many Hindus can boast of hearing them chant Vedic hymns right before them ...
Introduction: Impact of Indian society on cultural history of Suvarnabhumi “modern day South East Asia” 1 2 3 One of the unique aspects of India’s Cultural Heritage is that we have persevered ...
Most of us have read or watched the Ramayana and the Mahabharata. Imagine Uncle Shakuni having a tiff with Duryodhana just before the Kurukshetra war and joining the Pandava camp. Would ...
When morals and ethics are pushed out of social etiquette, and perversion and vulgarity in the name of liberality and boldness are promoted, what can one expect in the society? Maybe ...
Geet Ramayan, composed by Marathi poet, G. D Madgulkar and sung by Sudhir Phadke enjoys a special place in Marathi literature. It is composed of 56 songs that chronicle the epic ...
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