The Muskegon Museum of Art (MMA) in Michigan will be showcasing an 18th century manuscript in Sanskrit of an extract from the sacred Hindu text “Puranas”, from December eight to February 12, in its “Expressions of Faith” exhibition. “Expressions of Faith combines the written and printed word with the visual arts to examine the impact … Read more
There is this argument by many people that one cannot officially convert into Hinduism. But this is not true. Sadashiva, in his Agamas, has clearly defined a set of initiations for someone who wants to officially become a Hindu. Read more »
Yogic breathing helps fight major depression, according to a study by the researchers in the Perelman School of Medicine (PSM) at the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn). Read more »
The Rubin Museum of Art (RMA) in New York is turning its sixth floor on February three into “OM Lab”, “a participatory space where visitors can step into a recording booth and offer their chant of the Sanskrit mantra OM”. Read more »
A 52-feet murti (statue) of Lord Hanuman costing over $5 million has been established on Essequibo River island of Leguan in Guyana in South America, according to reports. Read more »
Hindus are urging New York City (NYC) Council to support the idea of Diwali as permanent official holiday in the city schools as its Committee on Education is meeting on November 22 to discuss this issue. Read more »
Upcoming Winter Concert of renowned Los Angeles Children’s Chorus (LACC) will reportedly feature hymns inspired by Hindu text Rig-Veda, oldest existing scripture of the mankind, at Pasadena Presbyterian Church in California. Read more »
Hindus have welcomed Lupus Foundation of America (LFOA) Indiana Chapter offering free yoga classes to people with lupus and their caregiver/support-person in the Indiana University Health North Hospital in Carmel. Read more »
Hindus have commended Memorial University Medical Center (MUMC) in Savannah (Georgia, USA) offering free yoga classes for cancer patients and survivors. Read more »
An old Italian couple instead of celebrating their 75th marriage anniversary in a lavish way of ‘eat drink and be merry’, finally decided to tie nuptial according to Hindu rituals in a remote village of Bateshwar in Agra. Read more »
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