Jaya and Vijaya were twins who worked in a security company. They guard almost all Hindu temples. Some five hundred years ago General of Aurangazeb army mallikafur who was running a demolition drive, stopped by. That time he had an assignment to demolish illegal building from India’s map. The criteria were, the building is illegal … Continue reading Jaya-Vijaya and a secular taliban story
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Halebidu – An Architectural beauty.
This is the most favorite place on the face of the earth for me. I love sitting there for a long time and daydreaming. I do not have the count how many times I been there. Halebeedu (search in net for: halebeedu, halebeed, halebid or dwarasamudra) is one of the very skilled works I have … Continue reading Halebidu – An Architectural beauty.
Chain mails and SatyaNarayana Vruta
Do you see any similarities between chain mails and "satya narayana vrata"? Chain mails, as you know contains a photo or some text about which nobody has proper information or nobody has time to verify. The mail contains direction you need to follow, do it like this or send it to so many people. There … Continue reading Chain mails and SatyaNarayana Vruta
Atheism and India
I used to wonder sometimes, when was a first time man started realizing they have created too may of gods by now. When was the first time someone realized there are too may rule to follow and too may of holy books to worship. There was a wonderful piece of information on net, here. Everyone … Continue reading Atheism and India
ISKCON and I
I heard about ISKCON during my school days, and I was told it's a different version of looking at Hinduism. Built to make the concepts reach everywhere, especially to the west. I also learned about the things they do, and their culture. I never happened to attend the courses they offer. In my high school, … Continue reading ISKCON and I
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