by Vivek Wadhwa | Jan 20, 2019 | Articles, Perspectives
Until Jan. 3, no human being had ever set eyes on the “dark side” of the moon — the side always facing away from the Earth. It was a mystery. But no longer. China’s National Space Administration successfully landed a lunar lander, Chang’e-4, at South Pole-Aitken, the...
by Ritu Marwah | Dec 14, 2018 | Articles, Health & Wellness
Long lines in front of eye doctors’ clinics do not include children who have never complained that they can’t see. They are blind, and they don’t know it. Their world has always been hazy. They have never seen it any other way. Thousands of others are silently turning...
by Staff Writer | Sep 5, 2018 | Articles
On August 25th, thousands of people flocked to the beautiful ground of Birmingham Charter High School in the San Fernando Valley to celebrate India’s 72nd Independence Day. Independence Day Celebration is a showcase of the rich heritage and culture from the different...
by Vijay Rajvaidya | Aug 18, 2018 | Articles, Opinion
The question every political thinker and retired politician seems to be wrestling with: Is the world order crumbling? The catalyst for this question is the dismantling spree that Donald Trump is on. His own motivation is to bring the concept of the “Greatness of...
by Staff Writer | Aug 1, 2018 | Articles
Friday, August 3rd: Sri Aadi pathinettam perukku aadi masam, 18th Day. Sunday, August 5th: Evening at 4.00 PM, Aadi kritikai kavadi festival. Thursday, August 9th: Evening at 6.00 PM, Pradosham, Shiva Sri Rudra abhisheka, aarati and manthra pushpa. Monday, August...
by L Iyengar | Jul 10, 2018 | Articles, Travel
Located in the foothills of the Himalayas and on the banks of the river Ganga where she enters the plains after taking form in the mountains, Rishikesh presents an unforgettable blend of pervasive spirituality, ritualistic Hinduism, ubiquitous yoga studios, timeless...
