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…

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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…

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British Theatre vs Indian Theatre – By Alankrit Shrivastava

Different origins yet a shared purpose. Despite the fact that we live in an age where there are endless options for entertainment available instantly via online platforms and social media, it is easy to wonder if theatre has a relevant role. However, the Society of London Theatre states that “the…

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