Sun Temples and the Growth of Agrarian Society
Transcript of my paper entitled “Sun Temples and the Growth of Agrarian Society” presented at the International Seminar on Archaeology and Language held at Deccan College, Pune. While there are innumerable events – from the advent of Harappan culture to the first non-Congress government at the center with an absolute majority of its own – […]
Self Identity and the Spirit of Karma Yoga
Transcription of my speech at the International Conference on Identity Studies, Vienna. The talk was delivered on July 28, 2014. You just heard my name being called – Ranjan Kumar Singh from Takshila Educational Society, India. Yes, it is true that I am Ranjan – Ranjan Kumar Singh; but is that all I am? Does […]
A day in Brussels
In my recent trip to Europe, I had an opportunity to spend a day in Brussels. Brussels is not just the capital of Belgium, but also the administrative centre of many international organizations, including the European Union. For anyone coming here for the first time, the Grand Place would be an obvious destination. The Grand […]
My article in Prabhat Khabar
My article in Prabhat Khabar 0 Facebook 0 Twitter 0 Linkedin 0 Whatsapp 0 Email
The festival of Gangaur
The Hindu month of Chaitra brings with it several festivities in various parts of India. While in the north people observe Navratras, and Chhath in the east, in Rajasthan they celebrate Gangaur to mark the beginning of a new calendar. True to the spirit of this princely state, the festival of Gangaur is celebrated here […]
Leaders win; People lose
Sri Rajnath Singh, President- Bhartiya Janta Party, admitted that winnability of a person was considered while finalizing the candidature and thus virtues were ignored at times. While our leaders win, it the people of India who lose! The present Lok Sabha elections has put this glaring fact back into focus. 0 Facebook 0 Twitter 0 […]
