See the WIKI page on saffron terror — http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saffron_terror
Saffron terrorism is only a series of wild accusation that has never been proved.
Today, both the media and the politicians have been fixed.
Wikipedia and the internet are the only objective media that Hindus can rely upon as of now.
Our fanatic fundamentalists are trying their best to rig [...]
Source: www.hinduismtoday.comKAUAI, HI, USA, September 1, 2010: The October-November-December edition of Hinduism Today magazine has been released, both in printed and digital form. You can read it online here or see the visually rich digital edition. The magazine is now available for free on your desktop. This issue of Hinduism’s flagship spiritual magazine brings you [...]Source: newsweek.washingtonpost.comUSA, September 1, 2010 (By Loriliai Biernacki): As we move into the 21st century, with a shrinking world, an entangled economy, and instantaneous communications with the other side of the planet, religious life is changing as well. Religious groups are able to meet the needs of adherents far away and minister to communities separated [...]Source: www.newsindia-times.comUSA, September 1, 2010 (by Francis Xavier Clooney, S.J., a professor and a Roman Catholic priest) I recently came across a column by Loriliai Biernacki [HPI note: see previous post]. A friend of mine, she is a professor of Indian religions at the University of Colorado, and a specialist in the study of Hinduism. [...]Source: www.hinduismtoday.comA successful man is one who can lay a firm foundation with the bricks that others throw at him. Swami Chinmayananda (1917-1993), Hindu writer, lecturer and founder of Chinmaya Mission International
Bertrand Russell is considered as the most influential logician and philosopher in the west.
His books on Christianity and the history of western philosophy are classics.
He is responsible for the demise of Victorian morality with his classic lines — Skin to Skin is no sin.
His essays on scientific temper are still read and are seen as [...]Source: www.nytimes.comUSA, August 27, 2010 (By Lisa Miller, the religion editor for Newsweek): According to data released last year by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life, a quarter of Americans now believe in reincarnation. (Women are more likely to believe than men; Democrats more likely than Republicans.) At Cannes in May, a Thai [...]Source: blogs.wsj.comINDIA, August 24, 2010: As the pilgrimage season to visit Amarnath in India-controlled Kashmir draws to a close today, the state government can count its blessings that the annual high-security event has not been embroiled in the troubles in the state.Rakhi, the festival that celebrates the bond between sisters and brothers, is the official [...]Source: www.hindustantimes.comNEW DELHI, INDIA, August 25, 2010: About 22,000 volunteers, workers and almost an equal number of security personnel to be deployed at the venues of the Commonwealth Games will observe complete vegetarianism. To cut costs, the Organizing Committee (OC) has opted for vegetarian items, to be served cold in packets, at a cost of [...]Source: www.hinduismtoday.comYesterday is history, tomorrow is mystery. Today is a gift from God, that’s why it is called the present. 
Your servants at Bhaktivedanta College: We are pleased to announce Bhaktivedanta College's first term courses for the academic year 2010/11Source: www.hinduonnet.comRAMESWARAM, INDIA, August 29, 2010: The east and west Rajagopurams of Sri Ramanathaswamy Temple in Rameswaram are strong, intact and there is no cause for concern, according to M. Muthiah, Superintending Engineer (Chief Sthapathi), Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowment. After inspecting the towers of the temple in Rameswaram on Saturday, he said the 12-member [...]Source: www.nytimes.comUNITED STATES, August 25, 2010: More than 100 religion-based organizations are protesting a provision in pending American legislation that would prohibit them from receiving federal money if they consider a job applicant’s religion when hiring. On the other side of the debate, pushing for reform, is The Coalition Against Religious Discrimination, whose members include [...]Source: pib.nic.inINDIA, August 27, 2010: Corporal punishment has been banned in all the schools affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education. National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has issued guidelines to all States/UTs as well as to the District Administrations for addressing the issue of corporal punishment in schools. As per Right of [...]Source: www.ndtv.comMUMBAI, INDIA, August 20, 2010: In the wake of looming terror threats, the police have, for the first time, instructed various city mandals to hire the services of private detectives to ensure that pandals are secure and the festival passes off peacefully, police sources said. The job assigned to detectives will include keeping a [...]Source: www.hinduismtoday.comThe tragedy of human history is decreasing happiness in the midst of increasing comforts. Swami Chinmayananda (1916-1993)Source: www.medpagetoday.comUNITED STATES, August 27, 2010: The religious beliefs of a doctor can play a part in end-of-life care discussions for terminally ill patients, a British study published this week in the Journal of Medical Ethics determined. Doctors who identified themselves as agnostic or atheist were two times more likely to talk about life-ending care [...]Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.comISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN, August 24, 2010: Hundreds of minority Hindus rendered homeless by the devastating floods in Pakistan were served beef by authorities at a relief camp in Karachi, triggering protest from the community members. The Hindus belonging to the Baagri and Waghari nomadic tribes, who numbered around 600, are among 4,000 flood victims of [...]
By Dinadayal dasa The building where the campers stayed has been quiet for a few weeks now: the rooms cleaned, the sheets washed. But the memories of the campers and their impact on the community will not be swept away