Religious conversion is a trend in Pakistan
The echo of this issue was also heard in the Sindh Assembly, where members expressed unanimous concern over the problem and passed a unanimous resolution.
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Rakhi Bandhan Utsab in Kolkata – the great Indian culture
Rakhi Bandhan Utsab in Kolkata – the great Indian culture. Image Courtesy – Totalbhakti ‘Agarpara Biswarup’ (formally Biswarup) is the name of a social welfare organisation founded in the year …
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Essence of the Vedas – Prof Dr Koosal Sen analyses
Essence of the Vedas – the resilience and vitality found in Indians has made it survive endless invasions and is derived from its rich Spiritual enhancement in the Vedas, the …
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Mirza Ghalib in Google Doodle – introspection of a great poet
Mirza Ghalib in Google doodle – introspection of a great poet. “Hazaaron khwahishen aisi ke har khwahish pe dam nikle Bohat niklay mere armaan, lekin phir bhi kam nikle…” (Translation: …
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Religion & religious saints of India – part 5
Swami Vivekananda highlighted his Guru in the lore of the world by establishing ‘Ramkrishna Mission’ in Belur and other places of the world.
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Culture of joy, culture of creative art, culture of unity in diversity
The cultural capital of India is now showcasing the ultimate level of creativity in a multitude of forms of art and culture.
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Religion & religious saints of India – part 4
Shirdi Sainath Baba used to sit under a peepal tree and meditate deeply. He obtained extraordinary power to do the betterment of anyone.
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Religion & religious saints of India – part 3
Shri Ramakrishna Paramahansa was a full-fledged Avatar and had a deep pursuit of religious truth that led him to ‘Sarbadharma Samanyay’.
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International Conference on Indian Culture & Heritage at New Delhi
Delegates from the USA, UK, France, Germany, Italy, etc. are expected to attend the conference on Indian Culture & Heritage in New Delhi.
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Religion & religious saints of India – part 1
Distressed women, widows, young girls were given the chance of education and for religious deeds as suggested by Holy Mother Sarada Devi.
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