March 2014, Issue#72

RATTANDEEP
Author : B L Dhar
RATTANDEEP

My neighborhood sister of Rainawari, who is sadly dead now, also lived at Jammu for some years even though I had forgotten to call out her name over my shoulder as I crossed the ...

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Shivaratri The greatest Festival of Kashmiri Pandits
Author : Gopinath Raina
Shivaratri The greatest Festival of Kashmiri Pandits

Shivaratri (literally meaning Shiva's night) is a festival of great significance for Hindus all over the world, especially for those of Kashmir. Esoterically, it is symbolic of ...

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I Bow yo Thee
Author : Jaya Sibu
I Bow yo Thee

Trika -ashram of Swami Rama is a symbol of purity and consciousness.

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Spotlight Ashish Kaul
Author : Arun Koul
Spotlight Ashish Kaul

What greater tragedy can befall a race when our own ethnicity belittles us with ridicule and snort. Some of our own blood feel ashamed of being called a Kashmiri and even shun the

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THE SHIVRATRI SPIRIT
Author : K L Chowdhury
THE SHIVRATRI SPIRIT

A lot of ritual goes into the festival. A symbolic marriage is observed between Shiva and Parvati, in every house - pitchers, pots and pans symbolizing the lord, the goddess, and ...

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Shivratri - Why do we observe
Author : Bushan Bhat Hali
Shivratri - Why do we observe

The Sanskrit word Shiva, according to some scholars, is the confluence of two phonetic part, Shi and Va, meaning redeemer and liberator from sins and sufferings

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