How Pingala created the Binary Number System
“Physically separated but digitally connected!” should be our motto in these days of the Coronavirus pandemic. Truly speaking digital...
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The Yazidis and India
The Yazidis live far away from India in Iraq, Iran and Turkey. Even though they have legends connecting them to the east, the idea of a...
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Beyond Bharat: How Lord Ram resonates in rest of the world
The Ramayana and Mahabharata are India’s most beloved epics and have been passed on from generation to generation for thousands of years,...
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The Indian princess who became a South Korean queen
The South Korean first lady, Kim Jung-sook, is in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh where she is visiting the ancient city of...
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The History and Science Behind The Architecture of Hindu Temples
Hindu Temples are the homestay offered to the Gods and Goddesses. They are the structures designed to connect human beings to the Divine....
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Ayodhya represents a shared sentiment of sacredness
Every nation has its sacred spaces and every religion its sacred places. Culture determines the sacredness of physical and metaphysical...
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Is the Monkey King the world's most popular superhero?
You may have never heard of him, but Sun Wukong, aka the Monkey King, has been adored in the world’s most populated country for...
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Indian Epics and their Universal Influence
Ramayana and Mahabharata, the two great Indian epics, form a part of the Itihasa (history) portion of the holy Hindu scriptures...
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How the west co-opted Ayurvedic medicine
Ayurvedic medicine originated more than 3,000 years ago in South Asia. “Ayurveda” means “knowledge of long life”, from the Sanskrit...
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1000 Years old Temples in India Will Take You Back In Time
India is known for its rich heritage as the Indian subcontinent is the birthplace of four of the major religions of the world – Hindu...
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Here’s why NASA’s astronaut Sunita Williams took Bhagavad Gita to the space
Spacewalking is one daring task where a decision of a millisecond can become a reason for life or death. Once a woman with the most...
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History of India's Chola Empire
Nobody knows exactly when the first Chola kings took power in the southern point of India, but certainly, the Chola Dynasty was...
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Vedic and Shamanic Retreat to Unlock Ancient Indian Connections to South America
Jonathan West is on a mission to set up a Sanatana Dharma Vedic and Shamanic Retreat in Ecuador in South America. His retreat hopes to...
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Turmeric Compound Can Kill Certain Coronaviruses: Chinese Researchers
Aficionados of Indian food already know about the medicinal properties of turmeric. Now researchers have found that a natural compound...
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India is the Soul of Our Planet and Needs to Take its Place for This: Renata Keller,German filmmaker
“Is it possible to live a more peaceful and creative life on our planet? In a time when the state of the planet poses important...
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Maharishi Patanjali – The Father of Modern Yoga
Patanjali was a great spiritual leader of ancient times who refined the spirit of the spiritual path into the word of wisdom called Yoga...
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Vedic Gods of Japan
The Vedas tell us that the gods (deva in Sanskrit) reside within the mind. But since physical reality is also experienced as a...
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Five immune system superfoods used in Ayurveda, Indian traditional medicine, and how to consume them
At times of extraordinary stress such as the current coronavirus pandemic, our first line of defence should be to choose a healthy diet,...
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Ancient India Mathematicians and CERN
We had gone to Switzerland to soak in the beauty of pristine nature. It had been a dream of sorts. While staying in Geneva we realised...
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Food is their medicine: how Ayurveda influences South Indian vegetarian cooking, and how to tell you
More people in Western countries are choosing to abstain from eating meat and seafood, either some or all of the time. In India, it has...
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