Yamuna: A Study of Its Links from the Sarasvati Findings- III
[contextly_sidebar id=”WmhYkSinzLoIBY5utjqVxLcYRAnqq2IE”] Sarasvati: Rain fed river or Snow fed river? As per the studies based on the hydrology research of Peter D Cliff, Yamuna did drain into Sarasvati, More...
Kurukshetra, a travelogue – 1
The Grant Trunk Road – possibly the oldest surviving highway in the world – starts out in what is now Bangladesh, makes its way through the Gangetic plains, crosses Delhi, and moving northwards, passing More...
భగవద్గీత –జీవితానికి గైడ్
సాధారణంగా మనం చేసే పనులు ఎన్నోవిధాలుగా ఉంటాయి. అయినా మన వృత్తిని బట్టి ఏదో ఒక ముఖ్య More...
Bhagavad Gītā – Reconciling the Interpretations of Tilak and Śaṅkara
[1] The Bhagavad Gītā is the most commented text in sanātana dharma, on account of its popularity and intellectual depth, as well as its harmonising of the different paths available within sanātana dharma into More...
બળ કે કળ ?
[contextly_sidebar id=”RlZoa8mDip7en47PX3a93AUQTXuSFUZ4″] This article has been translated into Gujarati by Hiren Dave. મહાભારતની આ કથા નું સંધાન હરિવંશ More...
बल या प्रज्ञा
[contextly_sidebar id=”FvrRPhh3gv3PgGkSF2QXh7qyFEu1TLha”] महाभारत की इस कथा का सूत्र हरिवंश में पाया जाता है । इस More...
Yamuna: A Study of Its Links from the Sarasvati Findings- II
[contextly_sidebar id=”vdoLuzMmuuGmD5H3H2umRp1R8M1rhnN1″] In the last part, we dealt with Yamuna Saraswati Drainage links and the Kuru territory and its connection to the Yamuna. Let us now look into More...
Gita Jayanti Special: All you need to know about Bhagavad Gita
Gita Jayanti or the anniversary of the day on which the Bhagavad Gita was revealed is celebrated as the Gita Jayanti festival. This day is the 11th day of the waxing moon of the Mārgashīrṣha month of the Hindu More...
Book Review – The legend of Parshu Raam by Dr. Vineet Aggarwal
क्षत्रिय रुधिर मये जगदपगत पापं स्नपयसि पयसि शमित भव तापं केशव धृत भ्र्गुपति रूप More...
Insights From the Mahabharata- IV: Jarasandha, Kalayavana, Vishwakarma, and Krishna!
[contextly_sidebar id=”siEcPvG9jtVi1SutaHNKNyYcXdjXv2M9″] This one comes from the Harivamsha. There are three mini-tales here. Two of them have to do with people, while the third has to do with a city. More...