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...
The Splendid Pillars of Ashoka
A series of beautiful columns spread over the Indian subcontinent were constructed by King Ashoka, a promotor of Buddhism, during his reign in 3rd...
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,...
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...
India celebrates 74th Republic Day
The India Review wishes Happy Republic Day !
On this Day, on 26th January 1950, The Constituion of India was adopted and India became...
Pramukh Swami Maharaj Centenary Celebrations: PM Modi Inaugurates Opening Ceremony
PM Narendra Bhai Modi inaugurated opening ceremony of centenary celebrations of Pramukh Swami Maharaj in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. British prime minister Rishi Sunak sent a...
First five re-printed volumes of Mongolian Kanjur Manuscripts released
All 108 volumes of Mongolian Kanjur (Buddhist canonical text) expected to be published by 2022 under National Mission for Manuscripts.
The Ministry of...
Why History Will Judge Dr. Manmohan Singh Very Kindly
The architect of India’s economic reforms will go down in Indian history as the most qualified Prime Minister who fulfilled electoral promises, brought reforms...
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...
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...
