Sanatan Archive

KOCHI: In a heartwarming display of generational talent, the young and vibrant playback singer Kavya Ajit recently experienced a moment of pure joy. She found herself singing in harmony with her 90-year-old grandmother, Kamala Subramaniam, a scene embodying the timeless bond shared through music. Kavya, a music prodigy who has captivated the Malayali audience with her enchanting voice, especially with the breezy melody "Ee Shishirakalam" from the film "Jacobinte Swargarajyam," has taken her musical journey a step further.

Sanatana Dharma, often referred to as a way of life rather than just a religion, presents a unique and all-encompassing approach to living. This philosophy integrates aspects of religion, spiritual beliefs, social systems, and even political structures. At its core, Sanatana Dharma is not just about following a set of rituals or beliefs; it's about understanding life in its entirety.

In a significant development that has re-energized the long-standing Sri Krishna Janmabhoomi-Shahi Idgah Masjid dispute, the Allahabad High Court made a groundbreaking ruling on Thursday. The court approved an application that seeks the appointment of a commission to inspect the Shahi-Idgah mosque complex. This decision marks a pivotal moment in the legal battle, bringing a sense of triumph and anticipation to the Hindu petitioners involved in the case.

In a historic convergence of ancient heritage and contemporary significance, the upcoming consecration ceremony of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya will be graced by the presence of 86-year-old Vedic scholar Laxmikant Mathuranath Dixit. Scheduled for the 22nd of January, this event holds immense cultural and spiritual importance for millions.

In a significant stride towards the long-anticipated completion of the Ram temple, the Ayodhya Trust, spearheading the construction, has unveiled captivating images of the temple's sanctuary sanctorum. Champat Rai, the esteemed general secretary of the Sri Ram Janmbhoomi Tirath Kshetra Trust, shared these stunning visuals on December 9th, offering a sneak peek into the spiritual heart of the temple.

The haunting memories of the 26/11 terror attacks still linger in the collective consciousness of the nation. In 2008, Mumbai became the unfortunate battleground for a series of meticulously planned and executed terrorist attacks by Pakistani extremists. These assailants, fueled by a malevolent ideology, targeted multiple locations, leaving a trail of destruction, despair, and loss. Among the iconic landmarks marred by this violence was the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel, and the toll on human lives was devastating, with 166 people losing their lives and hundreds more left injured.

The narrative of India's quest for independence is vast, extending far beyond the famed 1857 Uprising. Even before this renowned revolt, localized movements emerged, causing palpable anxiety amongst the British. Their apprehension was rooted in a genuine fear: if these nascent revolts converged, their grand scheme to exploit India's riches might falter.

In the heart of Robbinsville, New Jersey, a magnificent feat of architecture and spirituality rises above the skyline. Away from its roots in India, the BAPS Swaminarayan Akshardham temple is poised to shatter its own records as it gears up to unveil the world’s largest hand-carved Hindu temple.

In the world of espionage and nationalism, where valiant stories often remain unsung, there arises a tale that resonates with courage, sacrifice, and a profound sense of duty. It all commenced on the Kargil battlefield in 1999 where Harinder Sikka, the remarkable author of "Calling Sehmat", stumbled upon a story that would soon be immortalized both in ink and on the silver screen.