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Monday, September 13, 2010

India: A Glimpse of Multifaith Composite Culture

Note: This post coincides with the world wide celebrations of Hindi Day, a language that co-exists in the name of Hindustani, more here and here: Simplify Hindi news to reach masses: Ambika Soni









On the same shelf:
  • Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Multifaith Perspective
  • Faith and the city: Just one prayer away from God
    According to the Quality of Life survey by DNA and AZ research, overall 55% of adults in the city pray, whereas the number of people who meditate is seen to be rising, especially in Mumbai city. In fact, the survey findings indicate that meditation as a habit has become quite popular in central suburbs and central Mumbai.
  • DECCANI HINDI GAVE BIRTH TO URDU
  • Chowk: Books Arts & Culture: Story of Hindustani II
  • Hindi or Hindustani -the Differences in Various Forms of Hindi Spoken And Written in India
  • Hindi Day celebration from Sep 14, 2010
  • Mind Your Language: Needed, a National Script! by Rajinder Puri
  • Elegy for India, by Gamal Nkrumah, Al-Ahram Weekly
  • US gives India high marks on religious freedom
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