- Japanese dance Bharatanatyam, sing in Kannada
- Manmohan mourns Kamala Das's death, praises her sensitive poems
- Noted author Kamala Das is dead
- Writer Kamala Das is dead
- Government ignoring performing artistes: Kishori Amonkar
- Orissa sculptor wins award in South Korea
- Indian art travels abroad this summer (Weekly Art Column, Rainbow Palette)
- Packaged politics is here to stay: Book
- Anand Mahadevan's novel inspired by 1987 train siege (With Image)
- India's art fair ropes in big global galleries (Weekly art column, Rainbow Palette)
Hindus urge Sony to withdraw Hanuman video game
NI Wire, Fri, 17 Apr 2009
Hindus have urged Sony Corporation to withdraw the newly released "Hanuman: Boy Warrior" video game for PlayStation2, saying it trivializes the highly revered deity of Hinduism.
Hindu Baccalaureate Service at an American university
NI Wire, Wed, 15 Apr 2009
A unique one-of-a-kind in the world Hindu Baccalaureate Service was held at University of Nevada-Reno (UNR) where the graduating students touched the feet of a Swami (monk) to seek his blessings.
Hindus urge USA authority to add more religious holidays
NI Wire, Wed, 8 Apr 2009
Hindus in New Jersey have urged the State Department of Education in USA to add nine more Hindu festivals, including Durgapuja, to its "List of Religious Holidays Permitting Pupil Absence From School".
Hindu scholars discuss relevance of Yoga
NI Wire, Sat, 28 Mar 2009
Relevance of yoga, traces of which date back to Indus Valley Civilization around 2,000 BCE, in the modern world was explored when Swami Sitaramananda, internationally respected yoga virtuoso; and Rajan Zed
'Depict Hindu culture in its authentic form'
NI Wire, Tue, 24 Mar 2009
Taking some present instances into count, in which popular Hindu culture was dubbed the other way, the Hindus world over have urged Brazilian popular TV soap opera makers to depict "authentic Hindu culture".





