Is India a cursed or a blessed nation?
The curse first came when the pride of India, the Indus Valley Civilisation, 3300–1300 BCE, vanished mysteriously. The cause, allegedly, was the sudden acidification...
Does Father’s Day get the same attention as Mother’s Day?
Father’s day is observed on the third Sunday of June in most parts of the world including India. Each year people across the globe...
GST: where is the one nation, one tax
The whole system of GST is banking on GSTN infrastructure any error will halt the entire taxation system
The present taxation system of...
How the Government Can Save Rs 10,000 Crore Per Year From Cow Dung
Biogas: Government can save $1.5 Billion from cow dung
This article comes at a time when there’s a hot debate about cow slaughter and cattle...
P-2: Revival of Sanskrit – Roadblocks and Strategy
Part 1 of this series can be 'accessed ' here. This is part 2.
In this part, I will look at how others like the...
Revival of Sanskrit – Roadblocks and Strategy: Part 1
An acute need for promoting Sanskrit back into academics
The year 2016 saw my fourth book The Battle for Sanskrit: Is Sanskrit Political or Sacred,...
Secularism in India
The Holy Land of the Rishis, Vedas, Upanishads, ancient temples, various art forms deeply rooted in spirituality - this is the true nature and...
The four MahaVakyas of the Upanishads
The four Upanishadic MahaVakya
Pragnanam Brhm
Aham Brhmasmi
Tat-tvam-asi
Ayamatma Brhm
These are the four MahaVakya (Great Sentences) that reveal the nature of Atma and Brhm. They approach...
P2: The role of yoga and meditation in Palliative care to improve resilience and...
Palliative care espouses yoga and meditation
Part 1 of this series can be 'accessed ' here. This is Part 2.
Indian spirituality elucidates the belief...
In conversation with Jaya Row, Lifestyle coach
This crisp 11-minute conversation with Lifestyle coach Jaya Row talks about how we can draw inspiration from the Bhagavad Gita forms the backbone of...














