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Why Millions Worship an Unfinished Idol of Jagannath

Every year, millions of devotees gather in Puri to witness the magnificent Rath Yatra of Lord Jagannath. Amid the grandeur of towering chariots and devotional chants, one question continues to fascinate pilgrims and historians alike why does Lord Jagannath's idol remain unfinished? Unlike most Hindu deities, the idols of Jagannath,…

MyLifeXP · Jul 1

'Marriage registration is not enough if...': Gujarat HC says weddings are not merely for 'song and dance'

The Gujarat High Court has declared that Hindu marriages require sacred rituals like 'saptapadi' to be valid, not just registration. A UK-based techie's plea to nullify his marriage was upheld after the woman admitted no ceremonies took place. The court emphasized marriage as a sacred sacrament, urging young couples to…

The Economic Times · Jul 1

Hindu student held captive, assaulted by unidentified persons in Bangladesh

A Hindu student and temple priest in Bangladesh was allegedly abducted and assaulted for ransom. Subhash Deuri, a law student, was found unconscious after his family received calls demanding money. He was reportedly stripped and blackmailed by unidentified assailants. While his mobile and wallet are missing, police are investigating the…

The Economic Times · Jun 30

Why Vishnu Took 24 Avatars, Not Just 10

Ask most people about Lord Vishnu's incarnations, and they will immediately name the Dashavatara. But did you know that the Shrimad Bhagavatam describes 24 principal avatars, each appearing for a unique purpose? Every incarnation was not meant to fight demons alone. Some came to spread knowledge, some restored Dharma, while…

MyLifeXP · Jun 30

Photos show teen girls in Bali performing a sacred dance during a traditional Hindu ceremony

Ketut Alit Widiantari, along with more than 30 of her female friends, walked barefoot to the temple courtyard in her village, carefully balancing her movements while wearing traditional clothes and headdress made of colorful leaves and flowers.

The Independent UK · Jun 30

‘Humanity is a privilege’: Umar Khalid on his six years in an Indian jail without trial

Exclusive: Activist tells of his life as one of India’s most prominent political prisoners and his opposition to the government of Narendra Modi

The Guardian - UK · Jun 30

Why These 3 Indian Ornaments Mean More Than You Think

At first glance, a nose ring, a pair of anklets, or a toe ring may look like beautiful pieces of jewellery. But in Indian culture, they tell stories that have survived for centuries. These ornaments are more than fashion they represent identity, marriage, family traditions, and spiritual beliefs. While modern…

MyLifeXP · Jun 29

Accused in Ram Mandir donation theft facing legal, social consequences: BJP

Accused in the alleged Ram Mandir donation theft face legal action and social boycott, reflecting Hindu society's sentiments. The Faizabad Bar Association resolved not to represent the eight arrested individuals, imposing a hefty penalty for violations. BJP highlighted this as a powerful message against betraying faith, while also criticizing opposition…

The Economic Times · Jun 29

5 Life Lessons From Lord Narasimha That Defeat Fear

Fear rarely announces itself. It hides in postponed dreams, difficult conversations, and the constant worry about what could go wrong. While many search for ways to eliminate fear, ancient wisdom offers a different approach not to escape it, but to understand it. The story of Lord Narasimha, the fourth avatar…

MyLifeXP · Jun 29

Why Lord Jagannath Falls Sick Before Rath Yatra: The Hidden Meaning

Every year, millions of devotees gather to witness one of India's most extraordinary spiritual celebrations the Jagannath Rath Yatra. But before the grand chariots roll through the streets, something unexpected happens. Lord Jagannath, worshipped as the Supreme Lord, is believed to fall ill and remain away from public दर्शन for…

MyLifeXP · Jun 29