The Ashtavinayak temples are not only ancient but are spiritually enriching to the devout yatri.
This book opened my eyes to many things. What I’m most grateful to the author for, is to have shown me that my civilization and culture were being put on a stand for being the most wonderful system of thought there ever was in this cracked world of ours.
I was torn between defending my dharma at school and fighting with my parents about the same thing at home, thinking that the sum-all of Hinduism was its traditions and customs.
I wonder how it is that when someone pulls down something dear to you, even if you have been pulling it down yourself–your hackles are raised enough to defend it tooth and nail.
One can learn to tackle hate, but how does one cope with humiliation and the very negation of one’s identity?
The message has gone loud and clear that the poor of India, across religion and castes are eligible for the highest awards and offices of the country—our PM is OBC and our President belongs to SC.
The journey has been long–painful at times, exhilarating at others, but coming full circle has never been so enriching.
Do we inherit quirks and eccentricities from our parents? This one is for the genealogists.
I have often wondered about what makes a friendship either tick or zonk out.
Try out this easy-peasy tender mango pickle. But hurry up. They are available only for a very short period at the beginning of summer!
The humble idli has gone places and is even celebrating a World Idli Day! #WorldIdliDay
These scientists just study the appearance, habits and behaviour of mosquitoes. But do they tell you whys behind their behaviour? No Sir!
The meal served in a temple is nothing short of Anna Brahma, a special gift from the Lord to His devotees.
The Cybernag 
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