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Visiting Mahakumbh at Prayagraj
The recently concluded Maha Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj, India has not only been the largest sacred pilgrimage of the Hindus of the cultural and religious nature so far but also it set out multiple Guinness World Records, which include the events like the largest simultaneous river clean-up, the most volunteers…
The Opposition Blunders in Inviting Debate on Constitution
During the last fifteen years or so, the level and quality of the Parliamentary debates in India have constantly deteriorated and every other day new paradigms of the noisy scenes and unruly conduct by members are established, particularly by those belonging to the oldest political party of India. The second…
The World of Fables & Legends - 20A
Jewish Civilization: Glory, Fall & Renaissance When people talk about the oldest surviving cultures and religions in the world, the term Hinduism suo moto flashes in mind but it would be unfair not to mention the Judaism, Jewish people and Israel in this context. Perhaps, only few people would know…
Deep State: The Invisible Hands of Disruption
Although the unethical and illegal interference in the internal matters of the developing countries by the state and non-state actors in some countries of the developed West is not a new phenomenon but two incidents having a devastating impact on South Asian countries biz. India and Bangladesh during the last…
Hindu, Hinduism and Hindustan: Part LXXXIII
Hindu Mythology In simple terms, the study of myths can be defined as the Mythology but in common parlance, the term all encompasses the tales and narratives usually associated with the supernatural powers, gods and goddesses, prophets, and even the legendary kings, warriors and saints, etc. in the ancient literature…
Persecution of Minorities in Bangladesh
After overthrowing the democratically elected Sheikh Hasina Government of the Awami League on 5 August 2024 by forcing her to resign and take shelter in the neighbouring India, the Bangladesh is once again undergone a critical phase of turmoil and anarchy caused by the radical Islamists and students ideologically close…
Festival of Colours
Editor’s Choice The sacred fire flames of Holika-dahanOn the…
Maha Kumbh 2025
Editor’s Choice In a global perspective,For the millions of…
खास अंतर
सूर्यास्त का समय, सुनसान समुद्र तटजैसे बाल सुलभ जिज्ञासा…
ज्वालामुखी
Editor’s Choice उन जटिल परिस्थितियों में कष्ट के बावजूदजब…
प्रेमगीत
Editor’s Choice यह मात्र एक और हृदयग्राही धुन नहीं…
ज्वाला
हर एक गोधूलि की शुरुआत,शरीर के साथ मेरा मन…
Literary Shelf
Hindu, Hinduism and Hindustan: Part LXXXIII
Hindu Mythology In simple terms, the study of myths can be defined as the Mythology but in common parlance, the…
Hindu, Hinduism and Hindustan: part LXXXI
Dukha (Suffering) The ancient scriptures and sages in the Sanatana Dharma had well analyzed and explained almost all positive and…
Hindu, Hinduism and Hindustan: Part LXXX
Santosha (Contentment) In this materialistic world, everyone talks about the happiness as the penultimate goal of life and people chase…
Hindu, Hinduism and Hindustan: Part LXXIX
Kritajana (Gratitude) Kritajna is a Sanskrit word signifying the broader need of human beings to cultivate awareness of consciousness among…
Hindu, Hinduism and Hindustan: Part LXXVIII
Cosmology, Primal Man and God Recently, the Maulana and chief of a Muslim body stoked a bitter controversy at a…
Hindu, Hinduism and Hindustan: Part LXXVII
Sanatana Dharma: Marvels of Its Survival Kit Unlike many other cultures and religions in parts of the Old and New…
