Former church worker taps into the spiritual core of indigenous practices to combat climate change.
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Priyadarshini Sen
Editor
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Is a symbolic act of restoring a demolished temple enough, ask Ravidas’s devotees
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‘Religion has taught us not to be mute spectators to social injustices’
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Protesting farmers celebrated Lohri this year by burning copies of the Centre’s new agriculture legislations as they pledged to fight the 'enemy within'
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These protests are not just a reaction to the farm laws. It is a moment in time when political, social and spiritual forces have converged under unprecedented circumstances.
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Among other things, an inclusive and accessible interfaith ecosystem could help us check the pandemic’s surge.
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Ironically, inter-faith worship and scriptural readings have often transcended the boundaries of religion and caste in India
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Pandemic disrupts the inner world of Jagannath Temple servitors.
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The Uttar Pradesh police recently formed a Special Investigation Team to probe inter-faith marriages in Kanpur and crack down on what Hindu nationalists call 'love jihad'.
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Through their resilience, coping strategies, compassion and efforts to build a more inclusive society, minorities have a lot to teach us if we are willing to listen.
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