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The commonality between the Hindu and Buddhist religions that we discovered is truly a fitting rebuttal to the sectarian and confrontationist approach of some self-styled neo-Buddhist leaders in India who have turned professional Hindu-baiters and seek to drive wedges between two of the greatest Indic faiths.
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Chandan Mithra: Epic reaffirmation of Hindu-Buddhist unity
Posted by balaji 64 days ago (http://www.dailypioneer.com)Ghana's unique African-Hindu temple
Posted by balaji 66 days ago (http://news.bbc.co.uk)
The devotees here have no links with India and have never visited the country. Still they strictly follow religious rules and observe rituals in traditional Hindu way.
Pratab Bhanu Mehta: Your Kabir and mine
Posted by balaji 69 days ago (http://www.indianexpress.com)
It can be said without exaggeration that the number of people in Hindi-speaking areas who will be able to read significant figures of Indian culture and popular imagination like Tulsidas, let alone Kabir, will almost disappear by the next generation.
Josh Schrei: The God Project - Hinduism as Open-Source Faith
Posted by balaji 71 days ago (http://www.huffingtonpost.com)
If we consider god, the concept of god, the practices that lead one to god, and the ideas, thoughts and philosophies around the nature of the human mind the source code, then India has been the place where the doors have been thrown wide open and the coders have been given free reign.
Apatani Dree Festival 2010 - Arunachal Pradesh
Posted by balaji 91 days ago (http://ccdfc.arunachaldiary.com)
The Apatanis staying and settled at Naharlagun and Itanagar have been celebrating “Dree”- an agricultural festival of Apatani since the year 1975.
I am an Ahmadi
Posted by balaji 100 days ago (http://wajskhan.wordpress.com)
There are four million of me in Pakistan. This Islamic Republic is the only state in the world which has officially declared me to to be a non-Muslim. Why? It’s simple. I am an Ahmadi.
Who’s afraid of Dara Shikoh’s ghost? « Pak Tea House
Posted by balaji 100 days ago (http://pakteahouse.wordpress.com)
A majority of Indian Muslims, not unlike South Asians of today, were averse to orthodoxy. From the Bhakti movement to folk and Sufi traditions, mullahs and pundits have not enjoyed popular legitimacy, as their alliance with power was resented and rejected by the populace.
Dalai Lama inaugurates Buddha Smriti Park in Pataliputra
Posted by balaji 101 days ago (http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
Amid the chant of hymns and beating of odaiko by saffron-robed monks, the Dalai Lama inaugurated the Buddha Smriti Park in Patna. He also planted two saplings one brought from Bodh Gaya and the other from Anuradhapura in Sri Lanka of the sacred Bodhi tree.
Apathy: 15th century Kalahasti rajagopuram built by Krishnadevaraya collapses
Posted by balaji 101 days ago (http://beta.thehindu.com)
The elegant-looking Srikalahasteeswaraswamy rajagopuram is now a heap of rubble. A thin crack that developed 25 years ago eventually worsened into a deep vertical fissure right on its face and ended up in the collapse of the exquisite gopuram on Wednesday night.
Priest backs atheist campaign
Posted by srinathreddy 187 days ago (http://beta.thehindu.com)
A New Zealand clergyman has come out in support of an atheist advertising campaign questioning the existence of God, a newspaper reported on Tuesday. Archdeacon Glynn Cardy, vicar of... »
Pope calls on business, government to save jobs
Posted by balaji 217 days ago (http://www.reuters.com)
"The economic crisis is causing the loss of many jobs and this calls for a huge sense of responsibility by everyone: entrepreneurs, workers, governing officials," the pope said after his weekly Angelus blessing. "Do everything possible to protect and spur job growth, assuring dignified and adequate work to sustain families."
Hindus, Muslims revive Kashmir temples jointly
Posted by balaji 219 days ago (http://ibnlive.in.com)
In the 1990s, both the communities faced tremendous onslaught due to terrorism but now with good atmospherics prevailing the Kashmiri pandits are back again and reopening temple after temple thanks to the support of the local [muslim] people.
Lord Krishna becomes Chinaman
Posted by srinathreddy 279 days ago (http://www.bangaloremirror.com)
Thousands of Chinese citizens are turning to the teachings of Lord Krishna, with the internet acting as a catalyst. Four Chinese devotees have come to Bangalore to know more about the prankster god and his various leelas...
Indonesian lessons for secular India - All That Matters
Posted by srinathreddy 283 days ago (http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
In India, a strain of Islamic orthodoxy was sometimes in open conflict with Hinduism. But in Indonesia, the new faith sat comfortably atop a Hindu-Buddhist past. Like most Indians, and unlike the Arabs, most Indonesians continued to believe that there are many paths to God.
From IIT Mumbai to the feet of Lord Krishna
Posted by srinathreddy 293 days ago (http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
When he was still known as Madhusudan S, Dasa's life could have been the envy of every fan of higher education in India today. His father was an Indian Institute of Science (IISc) scientist.
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