A “Priceless” Statue of Gautam Buddha Returned to India
A miniature 12th century Buddha statue which was stolen from a museum in India over five decades ago has been returned back to the...
The Delightful Allure of Indian Spices
Indian spices have exquisite aroma, texture and taste to enhance the flavour of everyday dishes.
India is the largest producer and consumer of spices in the world. India...
Sabrimala Temple: Are Menstruating Women Any Threat to Celibate Gods?
It is well documented in the scientific literature that taboos and myths about menstruation impact on girls’ and women’s mental health. The current Sabrimala...
Mantra, Music, Transcendence, Divinity and the Human Brain
It is believed that music is a gift of divine and probably for that reason all human beings throughout history have been influenced by...
Addressing Issues of Safai Karamchari (Sanitation Workers) is Key to the...
Society at all levels need to be sensitized about the importance of sanitation workers and their contribution to the society. Manual cleaning system should...
‘’For me, it’s about Duty (Dharma)’’, Says Rishi Sunak
For me it's about duty. There is a concept in Hinduism called Dharma which roughly translate into duty and that’s how I was raised....
Can Sanskrit be Revived ?
It is crucial to preserve heritage of Indian civilisation. Sanskrit is the foundation of “meaning and narrative” of modern India. It is part of...
History of The India Review®
The title "The India Review" first published more than 175 years ago in January 1843, brings to the readers the news, insights, fresh Perspectives...
Reflections on Interplay of Conflicting Dimensions of Life
The author reflects upon the potent connection between conflicting dimensions of life and which instills fear and deters a person from achieving fulfillment.
Faith, honesty,...
Taj Mahal: an Epitome of True Love and Beauty
“Not a piece of architecture, as other buildings are, but the proud passions of an emperor’s love wrought in living stones” – Sir Edwin Arnold
India...
