Essays exploring the vast repository of the Hindu Cultural ethos
The first part of a new series exploring the art, craft and aesthetics of K. Viswanath's acclaimed body of cinema. This is The Dharma Dispatch's tribute to the legend who joined the ranks of the immortals today.
In this episode, DVG sketches out the Vedic philosophical premise as the basis for the Manusmriti in 14 postulates.
The first episode of a series on correctly understanding the Manusmriti drawn from D.V. Gundappa's treatise titled "The Code of Manu."
A tribute to the Indian literary colossus, Dr. S.L. Bhyrappa, on the occasion of receiving the Padma Bhushan award.
The unknown folklore of Manasa Devi, the snake-goddess worshipped in the Bhagirathi-Hooghly region about a century ago.
This is the highly evocative story of the Andha Master, a self-realised Mahatma who lived in Varanasi.
The first episode of a series documenting the exalted spiritual lives of obscure Sadhus and Sanyasis.
An outline exposition of Aparigraha or non-covetousness, one of the profoundest ideals birthed by the Sanatana genius.
The treasure-trove of Hindu inscriptions is perhaps the most glaring proof that Hindus did have a sense of History.
Read all about the three vital elements of Hindu inscriptions and what they reveal about our history, society and culture.