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The Rise of Temple Vandalism in Andhra Pradesh: A Threat to Hindu Culture and Heritage
Temples are not just places of worship, but also symbols of our culture and heritage. They represent the faith and devotion of millions of...
Maharashtra tableau celebrates Sadeteen Shaktipeeth & Narishakti
While several tableaus in the 2023 Republic Day Parade have caught the attention of the public for its celebration of Hindu heritage. Maharashtra's tableau,...
Saints in UP set up ‘Dharam Censor Board’ to monitor film content
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Saints at the 'Magh Mela' in Uttar Pradesh's Prayagraj have set up a 'dharam (religion) censor board' that will now check insult of Hindu...
Real Bharat: 9 year old boy storms the internet with soulful rendition of devotional songs
A video of a small boy singing devotional hymns on a train has stormed the internet. The boy held his audience in rapt attention...
Kashi-Tamil samagam to get underway on Nov 17
The month-long Kashi-Tamil Samagam is all set to begin from Thursday in Varanasi.
The samagam is being organised by the Government of Bharat as a...
How Durga Puja is celebrated in Kolkata and its Cultural Significance
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Bharat is a land of festivals, more so Bengal where the common refrain of ‘Baro Maash, Tero Parbon’ (Twelve Months with Thirteen Festivals) is...
Bharat’s last village on China border is source of Saraswati river
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Many people are of the view that the Saraswati river is invisible or flows underground, but Uttarakhand's Mana, the last Indian village from the...
Why Hindus should say Om Sadgati or Om Shanti instead of ‘Rest In Peace’
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Why should we Hindus say ''Sadgati'' or "ॐ शांति" instead of ''Rest In Peace'' ?
We can also use a sacred mantra for the person...
Cultural invasion: Footwear brand Crocs features Hijab-clad woman in ad ahead of Diwali
Making an absolute mockery of Hindu traditions and culture right before Diwali, US-based footwear brand Crocs featured a woman in Hijab as their model...
Hindu parenting: Raising daughters
Every day we watch an increasing amount of anti-Hindu activity in media and academia led by women with names like Meena, Priyamvada, and Suchitra,...