Upset Hindus urge Japanese manga comics not to trivialize Lord Shiva
Upset Hindus are urging Tokyo based monthly Comic Zenon of Coamix Inc. not to trivialize Lord Shiva and other highly revered Hindu gods and...
700-year-old Mangleshwar Bhairav Temple being renovated
Srinagar: The Jammu and Kashmir administration has taken up the restoration work of the 700-year-old Mangleshwar Bhairav Temple, which was severely damaged by floods...
EXplained: Why Lord Krishana always stands crossed legs: In NATVARASANA
Krishna avatar was considered as a complete incarnation of the god. The name Krishna has several meanings so as he. Krishna means black/dark. Krishna...
Nature of Godess Kali
All statues of deities in Hindu Dharma are symbolic. Beyond their forms, we must study the underlying messages they reflect. Indian images of God...
Sri Lanka bans all facial coverings from Monday, April 29
In the aftermath of eight string of blasts that shook Sri Lanka's Colombo, the country has called to ban all facial coverings from Monday, April 29.
It was...
Travelling without a mahram not permissible: Islamic Jurisprudential Seminar
By Abdul Bari Masoud
New Delhi: ‘Travelling for the obligatory Hajj and Umrah without a Mahram (male companion) is not permissible in Islam,” declared top Islamic jurists...
School children to recite Gita ‘shlokas’ from next academic year in Haryana: CM Manohar...
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Saturday said from the next academic session, students will be taught to recite 'shlokas' of the Bhagavad...
Devotees hail Nainital HC’s judgment lifting ban on Chardham Yatra
Dehradun (Uttarakhand) , September 18 (ANI): Devotees have hailed the Nainital High Court's ruling to lift the ban on the Chardham Yatra.
"We hail from Delhi and...
Wales gift-shop removes Lord Ganesha socks after Hindu protest
Haverfordwest (Pembrokeshire, Wales) based online gift-shop “Wisdom Wares” removed socks carrying images of Hindu deity Lord Ganesha; after Hindus protested calling these “highly inappropriate”.
“Hop...
Upset Hindus urge luxury British brand withdraw £850 Lord Hanuman perfume & apologize
Upset Hindus are urging iconic British brand "Boadicea the Victorious", selling luxury unisex fragrances, to apologize and immediately withdraw perfume named after Hindu deity...
