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First Ever Diwali Celebration in US Congress

First Ever Diwali Celebration in US Congress

WASHINGTON: The first ever Diwali festival was celebrated at the US Congress today amidst chanting of Vedic mantras by a Hindu priest .Over two dozen influential lawmakers along with eminent Indian-Americans gathered at the Capitol Hill to lit the traditional ‘diyas’. The event — the first of its kind event at the Capitol Hill — [...]

November 2, 2013 HHR Archives, News updates, Spirituality/Culture 0

Paganism may be the fastest growing religion in Britain

Paganism may be the fastest growing religion in Britain

A faith with its roots in pre-Christian culture is still attracting converts. Neil Hudson talks to the man behind the country’s oldest Pagan gathering MENTION the word Paganism to most people and it will probably conjure up images of ancient rituals conducted by people in hoods tramping round the mist-filled fields of pre-Roman Britain. The [...]

November 1, 2013 HHR Archives, Indigenous/Pagan Voice 0

Blind Spot of Modern Science

Blind Spot of Modern Science

Modern science has come to the conclusion that all is one energy. Long ago, India’s wisdom came to the conclusion that all is one awareness/ consciousness, i.e. the one energy of science ‘knows itself’. It is not inert, not dead. So far, science either does not know about the claim of the Indian rishis or [...]

October 17, 2013 HHR Analysis/Insights, Archives 0

Christian missionaries harm India

Christian missionaries harm India

Christian missionaries have become increasingly visible and controversial in India. As I grew up as a Christian, I would like to share my observations from a personal angle. When it comes to religion, I noticed that Indians tread cautiously. Care is taken ‘not to offend the sensibilities’ of the followers of other religions. Well, I [...]

October 9, 2013 HHR Archives, India 1

Fakruddin confessed to involvement in murder of Hindu outfit leaders: police

Fakruddin confessed to involvement in murder of Hindu outfit leaders: police

The Crime Branch-CID has told the court of Judicial Magistrate (JM)-3, Vellore, that Fakruddin alias ‘Police’ Fakruddin has confessed that he and his two associates Bilal Malik and Panna Ismail were involved in five murders, including those of four leaders of Hindu outfits, in different parts of the State in the last two years. The [...]

October 8, 2013 HHR Archives, India, News updates 0

A Hindu New Yorker at Hindu Unity Day 2013

A Hindu New Yorker at Hindu Unity Day 2013

It was my great pleasure to be invited to the September 29th, 2013 Hindu Unity Day organized by the tireless and dedicated Narain Kataria and Arish Sahani of the Indian American Intellectuals Forum.  The event hosted many bright lights of the international Hindu community, including Dr. Subramanian Swamy and Baba Ramdev. The entire event was [...]

October 6, 2013 HHR Archives, News updates, Spirituality/Culture 0

Attempted terrorist attack on Tirumala temple foiled : 1 cop killed

Attempted terrorist attack on Tirumala temple foiled : 1 cop killed

CHITTOOR: Two suspected terrorists were taken into custody while two others escaped and a police inspector succumbed to stab wounds during a 12-hour joint operation by police teams from Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh in the sleepy town of Puttur in Chittoor district on Saturday. The police teams were assisted in Operation Puttur by the [...]

October 5, 2013 HHR Archives, India, News updates 0

Dalits raising hindu priests from within the community

Dalits raising hindu priests from within the community

Nathuram Verma has been a highly sought-after Dalit priest in Kota, Rajasthan for 10 years, providing much needed spiritual leadership in a community shunned by high-caste Hindu priests.  In Hindu culture, priests perform numerous community rituals. But Brahmin priests often refuse to do so in parts of India where Dalits live in marginalised society.As a [...]

October 3, 2013 HHR Archives, Articles, India 0

Swami Sanand’s unending battle to free the Ganga

Swami Sanand’s unending battle to free the Ganga

An octogenarian engineer-turned-sadhu has staked his life once again to stop the damming of the holy river Environmental engineer and former IIT-Kanpur professor-turned-sadhu, Swami Gyan Swaroop Sanand (formerly GD Agrawal), 81, has not eaten anything for three-and- a-half months. By the time this article will be published, it will be 107 days since he started [...]

October 1, 2013 HHR Archives, Dharmic Ecology, News updates 0

How I Embraced Hindu Dharma

How I Embraced Hindu Dharma

For several years now I have identified myself as a believer in Sanatan Dharma. Sometimes I feel comfortable referring to myself as a Hindu, and yet other times I feel quite uncomfortable. I’ll explain why shortly. Embracing the Hindu philosophy has been quite simple for me really. The moment I began reading The Upanishads something [...]

September 28, 2013 HHR Archives, ReBorn Again Hindus 1
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