By Aparna Sharma The sixth Navaratra is to honour the sister’s daughter. That little niece who is responsible for the first stirrings of the parental…
The Sixth Navratra- Symbolism
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The Fifth Navratra- Symbolism
By Aparna Sharma The Fifth Navartara is to honour the Sister. Whether older or younger, a sister is the first friend you would have, your…
The Fourth Navratra- Symbolism
By Aparna Sharma या देवी सर्वभूतेषु माँ कूष्माण्डा रूपेण संस्थिता।नमस्तस्यै नमस्तस्यै नमस्तस्यै नमो नमः॥ Ya Devi Sarvabhuteshu Maa Kushmanda Rupena SamstitaNamastasyay Namastasyay Namastasyay Namo Namah…
The First Navratra- Symbolism
By Aparna Sharma 13th April, 2021—and the beginning of the new lunar year– Samvatsara 2078, the day Lord Bhrama is said to have begun his…
The Third Navratra- Symbolism
– By Aparna Sharma The Third Navaratra is to honour the Prasooti Ma. The woman who ensured that the fragile and vulnerable new born –…
Just a bhajan…
by Aparna Sharma ‘Sonam’ Here is a personal favorite piece of poetry, a piece of music, and a chance answer to a very pertinent question…
International Tourism And India’s Future
Source: – @subhashkak1 / Twitter. Featured Image Credit: – https://howmuch.net/articles/worlds-top-tourist-destinations-money-spent
African Girl In A Human Zoo, Belgium, 1958
Source: – @Historyandfacts / Twitter.
Did You Know: There Are Over 500 Words Which Korea Shares With Tamil !
Source: – Avi Das / Facebook.
PROUD TO BE ‘EDUCATED’? – by Maria Wirth
Source: Maria Wirth Indians have brains. This news has spread by now. I read about an Indian girl in a school in U.S. who complained…