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शिवाय नमस्तुभ्यं शान्ताय करुणात्मने। नमो देवादिदेवाय त्रैलोक्यनाथाय ते नमः॥ Salutations to Shiva, the embodiment of peace and compassion, the Lord of all worlds. After the devastating war of the Mahabharata, the victors were not celebrating. The Pandavas, despite reclaiming their kingdom, carried the unbearable weight of killing their own kin.…

India is more than a nation. It is a living spiritual civilization shaped by faith, devotion, and sacred wisdom. Across the country, ancient temples that are over 1,000 years old still stand strong, witnessing centuries of history, change, and belief. These temples have survived kings and empires, natural forces, and…

Adi Shankaracharya is one of the greatest and illuminating philosophers who lived in India. His teachings can enlighten our vision like the effulgence of sun falling on earth. Born in 8th century CE at Kalady of Kerala, Adi Shankara travelled throughout India on foot, spreading his profound philosophy of Advaita…

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has granted Andhra Pradesh's Sri Sarada Peetham the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) license : Read full story on Dynamite News:

Inspired by the Advaita philosophy propounded by Jagadguru Adi Shankaracharya, a woman hailing from Australia, Jordy Moore, has embarked upon a pilgrimage on foot with an aim to study Indology.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi launches Kashi Tamil Sangamam, mocks Congress' 'garibi hatao' slogan and launches 37 projects worth ₹19,000 crore in Varanasi.

Governor of Kerala Arif Mohammad Khan has said that Sanskrit was the binding force behind the survival of the Indian culture and civilisation for centuries. He addressed the inaugural session of the three-day ‘Samskrita Samunmesha’, the National Sanskrit Convention organised jointly by the Union Ministry of Culture, Sahitya Akademi and…

It was built on debris left from landslides and earthquakes. Scientists have long warned it can’t withstand the heavy construction being done to boost religious tourism to Hindu and Sikh holy sites.

For months, residents in Joshimath, a holy town burrowed high up in India’s Himalayan mountains, have seen their homes slowly sink