News Magazine Issue#107

So intense was his Sadhana, he never moved out of his place for 20 long years

Neerja Pandit honored with Prestegious Distinguished Visitor Award

Swami Ramji the Parmachrya of Kashmir Shaiva Darshan/ Kahmir Shaivism, happened to be the great Master of the Shaivistic renaissance

The lotus eyed Swami Ji, bearing the epithet of dearest name of Swami Ram, is none other than Trika Vaibhavacharya Shri Ram himself.

Hence, Shaiva has its own terminology, and has been explained, through tradition in the Kashmiri language, from Guru to Shishya for easy understanding

Purusha and Prakriti,being the 'Avarohana' or descent of Shiva and Shakti.

He is the very spirit of the Four Vedas known as the Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda and Atharva Veda

The creative genius that Pt.Vishinath Kampasi was, made him probably the first Kashmiri industrialist and commercial photographer.

He himself explained the truth and beauty of the thirty six Tattvas— Thatness quality of Shiva in one unified consciousness.

Khazanchis� was a well-known family residing at Chattabal in a crowded locality some distance away from the Tonga Stand and close to the oil mill in the locality. The house was a ...

Yogi from Kashmir Swami Nand Bab

A Hindi Kavita in praise of Swami Shri Ram "Naman Karti Hun"

Various organizations in west supporting vegetarianism and Veganism are projected as compassionate and animal lovers but when a Hindu talks of vegetarian diet he is labelled by ...

Mythology is seen in every religion and is given due space in religious discussions but Purana writings are being widely ignored

Puja of Paadikamal (Lotus Feet) of Swamiji was performed with all fervor and devotion.

Hindi Naman Karti Hun. I Bow yo Thee

The wedding reception was a beautiful amalgamation of two cultures, seamlessly blending the east and west

The Homeland Podcast is a special live podcast with Kashmiri Pandits from diverse backgrounds and fields across the world with focus on exile consciousness, contemporary issues & ...

Beautiful Ghazal by: Mahesh Chander