Relevance of Arthasastra in modern banking system
Indians were the torch bearers of knowledge for the entire world in ancient times. India was a rich country from its origin and this holy...
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Behind China’s Hindu temples, a forgotten history
In and around Quanzhou, a bustling industrial city, there are shrines that historians believe may have been part of a network of more...
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The Upanishad connection to Neuroscience
Upanishadic sages thousands of years ago understood the secrets of neuroscience but going beyond the physical body to higher levels of...
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Why do we give out red envelopes for the Lunar New Year?
The Lunar New Year is a joyous, noisy winter holiday — its days are filled with parades, bright red signs and banners with good-luck...
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No, You can't Separate Yoga from Sanatana Dharma
Introduction Of the more unfortunate but widespread phenomena in recent times regarding Hinduism, just two prominent ones are worth...
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Dancer, 23, is first Singaporean Chinese woman to perform full bharatanatyam recital
SINGAPORE - In Secondary 1, Soo Mei Fei and her classmates saw a poster outside their National Junior College classroom which advertised:...
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Economic Survey: How India’s Covid Response, Inspired By Dharma And Science, Helped Save Lives
Given that India is currently witnessing the worst pandemic in over a century which has infected tens of millions of people and claimed...
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Why The Rise Of India Is Impossible Without The Rise Of Hinduism? – Scathing Analysis
Hinduism has given us the incredible spiritual systems of Yoga and its great traditions of meditation and self-realization. India is home...
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Lohri, Makar Sankranti, and Pongal: India’s winter harvest festivals
For many Hindus, mid-January is the time for India’s winter harvest celebrations. A seasonal observance that is also religiously...
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‘Indian diets were both scientific and sustainable — these must be saved’
Sunita Narain is an environmentalist and director general of the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE). Sharing her perspective with...
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Reviving a wounded civilisation – Śraddhā
This land has suffered a great deal. From the barbaric fanatic medieval warlords to the sophisticated modern diabolical colonialists to...
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How Indian Philosophy transcends Logic and Morality
Owing to the spirit of renunciation that runs them all, the way of life which the Indian doctrines prescribe may be characterized as...
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China Pictorial launched "Beautiful India Beautiful China" Online Photo Exhibition in Beijing
China and India are both ancient civilizations with splendid history and culture as well as friendly neighbors connected by mountains and...
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Sanskrit had an influence on Chinese language
Liang Qichao (1873-1929) was perhaps the first Chinese scholar to pay attention to the influence of Buddhist literature on Chinese...
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Dharmaśāstra-s: Theory and Practice — Local Self-Government, and Elections in Ancient India
The subject of local self-government in ancient India is of both historical and practical — if not political — interest. Village...
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The Mystery of the Damascus Sword and India's Materials Heritage
In this blog, I would like to tell you the story of carbon steel and the India connection. Carbon steel is the most used engineering...
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Politics and Leadership in the Vedic Way
In applying the Vedic principles to our lives, the way we view politics and the system of leadership we choose will also be affected....
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The Magnetic Pull of Bharat’s Soft Power
The word “soft power” was first coined by Harvard scholar Joseph Nye. He described this term as the ability to attract and co-opt, rather...
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Meet Jonas Masetti, stock market pro and techie who teaches Vedanta & Geeta in Brazil!
In his monthly Mann Ki Baat radio programme, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today talked about Jonas Masetti of Brazil who is also known as...
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US VS THEM
In the United States of America today, the Republicans and Democrats are deeply polarized into an “Us” versus “Them” divide that does not...
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