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The Present Position of the Principal Religious Sects – Part One

by Śrīla Bhaktisiddhānta Sarasvatī Ṭhākura Prabhupāda It is possible to ascertain the comparative value of different religious practices and doctrines that are now current in...

Japanese town named after Hindu goddess lakshmi: Consul General

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by IANS 'Kichijoi', a town near Tokyo in Japan, was named after Hindu goddess lakshmi, consort of Hindu god Vishnu," said Takayuki Kitagawa, Consul General...

Naimisharanya, Part 3

The Bhagavat Purana says that there is no holy place on earth that compares to Naimisharanya. In this sacred tirtha, Maha Vishnu killed the...

Sri Gauranga Samaj-The Society of Sri Gauranga

Sri Gauranga Samaja – The Society of Sri Gauranga by Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakura Srila-Bhaktivinoda-Thakura Only those who have faith in Sri Gauranga Mahaprabhu are part of His society After thorough...

Naimisharanya, Part 2

The forest of Naimisharanya is the aranya svarupa, or forest manifestation of Lord Vishnu. 'Naimishe' also refers to Visnu's name, Animish, and Naimish-kshetra refers...

Srila Prabhupada on Darwin and Darwinism

An excerpt of the article which originally appeared in the Back To Godhead Magazine, November/December 2009 Edition. By His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami...

Takshashila – Worlds oldest University

India has a long and venerable history in the field of higher education. In ancient times, the country was known to have been home...

Naimisharanya

The forest of Naimisharanya is the aranya svarupa or forest manifestation of Lord Vishnu, and is therefore a sacred tirtha. Over the ages, it...

Srila BV Swami Prabhupada and Govardhana!

Before the appearance of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, various incarnations of Bhagavan such as Matsya, Ramacandra and even Krsna Himself descended to offer a particular...

Daitya Sudan Temple: Attempt Of Conversion To Mosque

Daitya Sudan Temple is a Vishnu temple dated to the Chalukya Dynasty which ruled Central and Southern India between the 6th and 12th centuries. This...