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Hindu Succession Act: When a woman’s property may go to her husband's legal heirs before her own parents

Indian law governing a woman's property after her death without a will prioritizes her husband's heirs over her own parents. This outdated Hindu Succession Act, despite societal shifts where daughters are primary caregivers and financial supporters, leaves natal ties secondary to marital ones. While wills offer a solution, legislative reform…

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Why Hanuman Became Lord Rama's Greatest Devotee? The Hidden Truth

Among all the devotees of Lord Rama, one question has fascinated spiritual seekers for centuries. Lakshman sacrificed everything for Rama. Bharat refused to sit on the throne and ruled only in Rama's name. Their love was pure, unwavering, and beyond imagination. Then why does history remember Hanuman as Lord Rama's…

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'Like your Hindu wife?' : Row over JD Vance saying his Catholic faith makes him opposed to 'low-wage foreigners'

US Vice President JD Vance has stirred debate with his remarks connecting his Catholic beliefs to his stance against 'low-wage foreigners' in America. His comments, which emphasize integrity in Christian teachings, faced backlash from critics, including those pointing out his Hindu wife, Usha Vance. As discussions unfold in the MAGA…

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Why Is Krishna So Closely Associated With Butter?

Among the many images of Lord Krishna, one of the most beloved is that of little Bal Gopal holding a pot of freshly churned butter with a mischievous smile. Stories of Krishna stealing butter have been narrated in homes, temples, and scriptures for centuries. At first glance, these tales seem…

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The making of Champat Rai: From trusted organiser to Ayodhya’s most controversial figure

In 1990, when L K Advani set out on his Rath Yatra from Somnath to Ayodhya, the journey didn’t survive contact with Bihar – Lalu Yadav’s government had him arrested in Samastipur. Into that vacuum stepped Ashok Singhal, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad’s then general secretary, who slipped into Ayodhya and…

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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,…

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'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…

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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…

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'Stripped him, forced him to seek money from kin': Temple priest 'abducted, assaulted' in Bangladesh

A Hindu law student and temple priest, Subhash Deuri, was allegedly abducted and assaulted in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Unidentified men held him captive, subjected him to torture, and forced him to arrange ransom payments. He was later found unconscious and hospitalized. Authorities are investigating the motive behind the incident, with no…

The Times of India

10 Bhagavad Gita Quotes That Will Change Your Life Forever

Life rarely moves the way we expect. One day you're confident about your future, and the next you're overwhelmed by career pressure, relationship struggles, or self-doubt. During these uncertain moments, many people search for answers outside themselves. But some of the most powerful guidance was written thousands of years ago.…

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Why Lord Jagannath Wears Gaja Vesh Once a Year

Every year, millions of devotees eagerly wait for one extraordinary moment at the Jagannath Temple in Puri. On Snana Purnima, Lord Jagannath appears in a magnificent elephant form known as Gaja Vesh. For many first-time visitors, this unique appearance raises an intriguing question why would the Lord of the Universe…

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Why Is Krishna Called Vasudeva? The Hidden Truth Revealed

Millions of devotees chant the name 'Vasudeva' while worshipping Lord Krishna. But have you ever wondered why Krishna is called Vasudeva when Vasudev was actually the name of His father? Is it simply because He was born to Vasudev, or does this sacred name carry a much deeper spiritual meaning?…

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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…

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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.

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‘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

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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…

The Economic Times

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…

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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…

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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…

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Why Curses in Hindu Stories Often Become Blessings Later

Imagine receiving a curse that seems to destroy your life forever. Most people would see it as the end of everything. But in Hindu mythology, a curse is rarely the final chapter. Surprisingly, many of the greatest heroes, devotees, and even gods experience curses that later become the very reason…

The Economic Times

Strong earthquake hits Afghanistan's Hindu Kush region, 20 injured

A powerful magnitude 6 earthquake jolted Afghanistan's Hindu Kush region, with tremors felt across Pakistan. While initial reports from Afghanistan indicated no casualties, Pakistan confirmed over 20 injuries and dozens of damaged homes in Musakhail district. Residents in Swat district described widespread panic as people fled buildings. Pakistan's Prime Minister…

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Why Do Hindu Gods Ride Animals? The Hidden Truth

Have you ever wondered why Lord Ganesha rides a tiny mouse, Goddess Durga rides a lion, and Lord Shiva is always seen with Nandi the bull? If gods possess limitless divine power, why would they need any vehicle at all? The answer is far deeper than mythology. Every divine vehicle,…

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Why Hanuman Ji Forgot His Own Powers The Hidden Truth Behind the Divine Curse

How could Lord Hanuman, the symbol of limitless strength and devotion, ever forget his own divine powers? It sounds impossible, yet this fascinating episode from the Ramayana carries one of Hinduism's deepest life lessons. The answer isn't weakness or punishment it is a divine reminder that true power is meaningful…

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Why Did Krishna Never Carry a Bow Despite Being a Kshatriya Prince?

In ancient Indian tradition, the bow was more than just a weapon. It represented duty, courage, and the responsibility of protecting society. Great Kshatriya heroes such as Rama, Arjuna, and Karna became legendary archers whose bows defined their identities. Krishna, however, stands apart. Born a prince of the Yadava dynasty,…

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Why Thousands Chant This Krishna Mantra Every Morning

In moments of stress, confusion, or emotional exhaustion, the mind naturally searches for peace. While modern life offers countless distractions, ancient Vedic wisdom points toward something much simpler a sacred mantra. Among the many prayers dedicated to Lord Krishna, the Krishna Moola Mantra has been treasured for centuries as a…

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