Hinduism, one of the oldest and largest religions in the world, has had a profound impact on society, culture, and spirituality for thousands of years. Despite facing challenges and opposition throughout history, Hinduism has not only survived, but it has thrived, adapting to the changing times and spreading its teachings and values across the world….
There was a sly, greedy, and ambitious Jackal in the animal kingdom. He had inherited a great fortune and had begun to fancy himself as the king of the jungle. All the animals in the jungle came to visit the Jackal and were impressed with his wealth. The jungle King Lion also visited the Jackal…
This issue is dedicated to the annual Hindu Heritage Month being celebrated globally in October. It was initiated as a project last year in the USA and has gained traction as a global pan-Hindu commemoration of our glorious heritage. Merriam-Webster dictionary defines “heritage” as “something possessed as a result of one’s natural situation or birth”…
I recently toured the UK and had the opportunity to see the acclaimed museums there. Not just the British capital London but many other smaller cities host an extensive collection of artifacts from around the world. I was understandably curious about the treasures (“loot”) from the Indian subcontinent. The British and their western minions like…
It is with deep admiration and a sense of loss that we remember Shri Mahesh Mehta. No one has been more influential in the VHPA journey and in the life of the Hindu community in the USA than Mahesh Bhai. This issue of Hindu Vishwa is dedicated to his memory and tribute to his untiring…
Just when we thought that the worst of the Wuhan-originated pandemic is behind us, it recurred with virulence in India and shook the whole world. Harrowing scenes of shortage of critical supplies and the pandemonium amidst the pandemic, was accentuated by distressing blame game by people entrusted with leadership. Frankly, the dissection should have been…
