By Mithu_Ghoshal on 30 August 2010
India is the most religious country of the world. Swami Vivekananda said that,the ‘Dhrma’ is the only thing,which could bonded us together. It is our believe that, man is ‘Radha’. ‘Radha’means ‘Jivatma’. And the Lord(Krishna) is the ‘Paramatma’. In our lives, we just want to meet with the ‘Paramatma’only. This is our actual life proses. Every year,in Janmashtami we should remember the real message of Janmashtami - and do not try to ignore the real life proses of ours.
The word, "Krishna" means, "one who is always in the transport of joy".
By Supratim-Sanyal on 17 July 2010
Asalha Puja commemorates the Buddha's First Sermon ('Setting in Motion
the Wheel of the Dharma') and establishment of Buddhism. It expounded
Four Noble Truths— Dukkha (suffering), Samudaya (Arising), Nirodha
(Cessation), Magga (Path); and Noble Eightfold Path: Right—View,
Resolve, Speech, Action, Livelihood, Effort, Mindfulness, Meditation. It
is observed by listening to sermons, paying homage to Buddha, offerings
to temples, giving alms, etc.
By Supratim-Sanyal on 09 July 2010
Hindus are suggesting television personality Bethenny Frankel (Wish Me
Luck) to go beyond her recent focus of using yoga for hotter sex and
explore the vast spiritual benefits it offers.
By Supratim-Sanyal on 08 July 2010

Rajan Zed delivering the invocation.
City Council of
Phoenix, fifth most populated city of USA, reverberated with Sanskrit
mantras from ancient Hindu scriptures on July seven, reportedly for the
first time since it was incorporated in 1881.
By Supratim-Sanyal on 08 July 2010
Hindus have thanked Council of the District of Columbia (CDC) for
reportedly not imposing tax on yoga.
Hindu statesman Rajan Zed,
who strongly criticized the attempts to regulate yoga in the recent past
by various states in USA, has applauded CDC for reportedly rejecting
the idea of yoga tax.