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Ram Varma's 'Hinduism from Rig Veda to Republic' is a rather simplistic survey of Hinduism : The Tribune India - Vimarsana News

Ram Varma's 'Hinduism from Rig Veda to Republic' is a rather simplistic survey of Hinduism : The Tribune India

Purushottam Agrawal This ambitiously titled book intends to undertake a survey of Hinduism over a period of five millennia and a vast geographical spread, including south-east Asia, but the result is

Romancing honeybees that give us life - Vimarsana News

Romancing honeybees that give us life

By Narayani Ganesh When the bee population dies out, it will spell the end of life on earth, conclude scientific researchers who are ringing alarm bells to conserve and respect bees. Hence, we have a...

Romancing Honey Bees That Give Us Life - Times of India - Vimarsana News

Romancing Honey Bees That Give Us Life - Times of India

Daily Ecstasy News: Scientific researchers highlight bees' crucial role in sustaining life through pollination and honey production. World Bee Day promotes youth engageme

A Hindu marriage will be considered invalid without this; check details - Vimarsana News

A Hindu marriage will be considered invalid without this; check details

The Supreme Court stresses the importance of following Hindu marriage customs from the Hindu Marriage Act to ensure validity. Marriage is a sacred institution with equal partnership, as highlighted by the court.

Hindu marriage is a samskara, not a party: SC - Vimarsana News

Hindu marriage is a samskara, not a party: SC

A Hindu marriage is not an event for "song and dance", "wining and dining" or a commercial transaction, the Supreme Court has observed and said it cannot be recognised in the "absence of a valid ceremony" under the Hindu Marriage Act. A bench of Justices B V Nagarathna and Augustine George Masih