India’s greatest literary strength lies in its multilingualism. With books published in dozens of languages, the country possesses an extraordinary wealth of stories, ideas and cultural traditions. For decades, however, these stories largely remained confined within linguistic boundaries. Today, that landscape is changing. Publishers, translators, literary agents and institutions are investing in translation not only to connect readers across India’s many languages but also to introduce Indian literature to the world.
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Why We Do What We Do: Hindu Dharma – By Rajeev Achari
Why We Do What We Do: A Father Explains Hindu Dharma
Gopalu had wondered for years why his family did the things they did — the morning puja, the temple visits, rituals, none of his school friends had ever heard of.
It was a warm and sunny Saturday morning, not quite usual in England. Gopalu had already showered and completed his morning prayers alongside his mother. The smell of incense is still coming from the puja room. Fresh parathas are ready on the table as Gopalu sat down for breakfast. His dad sat down mid-conversation, phone still in hand, finishing off a call with family back in India — something he did most mornings, keeping one foot in India and one in their life here in England.
Leicester Hosts India Mix Disability T20 Squad
India Mix Disability T20 Squad Receives a Heartfelt Community Reception in Leicester
On the evening of 4 August 2026, the Maher Centre, Leicester, became more than just a venue—it became a place where courage was honoured, friendships were strengthened, and the true spirit of inclusion came alive. A special reception was organised to welcome and celebrate the India Mix Disability T20 Squad ahead of their eagerly awaited series against England.
What does it mean to be a British Hindu?
In British politics, immigration has become one of the defining subjects of public debate. The origins of this debate itself is contested. Some scholars argue that it reflects the decline of the state’s capacity to foster national cohesion, following the country’s neoliberal reforms of the 1980s, weakening many of the institutions that had historically underpinned a shared sense of citizenship.
Panchang & Muhurth The Ancient Science of Timing
By Dr. Gyan Sharma
What Is Panchang?
If you have ever wondered why your grandmother checked the calendar before fixing a wedding date, the answer lies in the Panchang. The word comes from pancha (five) and anga (limb) — so it literally means “five limbs.” It is the traditional Hindu astronomical almanac, and people across India and the diaspora have relied on it for thousands of years to pick the right time for important events.