What exactly is the best phrase to describe Hinduism? Or, what is the best approach to arrive at an appropriate description?…
There are two Krishnas… The first is historical (a person), the second mythological (an idea)…
‘With a woman by your side, you are like the three-eyed Shiva. Without her, you are the one-eye Shukra, though you may look like the two-eyed Kama.’…
People often argue on motives of heroes and villains. They become lawyers and judges. But in doing so they miss the overall architecture of Hindu epics. And their conclusions are usually their own personal beliefs, rooted in their own prejudices…
Rationality, secularism, religion, and superstition are parts of the same continuum called culture…
In nature, there is terror, but no terrorists, there is violence, but not violation. Bhairava makes us question who the terrorist is…
Devdutt Pattanaik in conversation with Mani Rao…
The practice of restricting access to menstruating women is rooted in the pre-modern belief that links purity and power to bodily fluids…
Nobody is interested in countering the menace. Everybody seems to be more bothered about branding!…
Krishna’s conclusion is rather psychological. Sanjaya’s conclusion is very material…
Kulpreet Yadav interviews Dr Devdutt Pattanaik…
In Murugan, Shiva, the distant stoic sage, unites with the vibrant demanding goddess Shakti…
Many people are of the opinion that eating vegetarian food is indicative of kindness and non-violence. That is not so…
Stories are not created in vacuum. They respond to a historical context and emerge to communicate a point of view…