There were emotional scenes on the day the bridges opened. “I was at an extraordinary moment,” says Bharadwaj. “A middle aged housewife embarrassed me no end: she wordlessly fell at my feet, in thanks and looked up with her eyes full of tears.” He had not quite realised how much a bridge can mean.
Pilgrims get to hear of the dominance of Mahabhuta over the Universe. They develop awe and reverence for them
Indica Renaissance Fund is pleased to announce a publication grant of Rs one lac to Tattvaloka for publishing “Gems of Sankara” by Prof V. Krishnamurthy.
A beautiful essay on the birthplace of Shri Rama, Return of Raja Ram
Read part I and II. Even for 1982, arriving in Bombay with just Rs.5,000 in my pocket was a pretty daring thing to do. But I was on a high.…
I have long wanted to visit the grand temple at Chidambaram as much as I had longed to go on a tour with Dr Chitra Madhavan. If the temple is…
Review of Swapan Dasgupta book, “Awakening Bharat Mata” Swapan Dasgupta emerged as a refreshing public face on TV about 15 years ago. His was the first English voice to make…
A born-again Hindu’s experience of Guru Purnima at the Chinmaya Vishwa-Vidyapeeth The lush green woods of Kerala are indeed there on either side of the road I am driving on,…
A retired Marine Engineer D V Sridharan now spends his time reading, writing and restoring a barren patch of land into a living environment which he calls pointReturn.
