I had half a mind to start this off with an “oink, oink.” And I guess telling you that beats the purpose of avoiding it. But we’re all a little odd over here in the Evil ga… Read More

When we think of Japanese food, rice is undoubtedly the first thing that comes to mind, not bread. Rice has been a staple of Japanese cuisine for centuries, but in recent decades, bread has… Read More

During the great North Korea starvation in 1998, Mrs. Son served in the military, as caretaker of supplies and later as a broadcaster of the Juche, North Korea’s propaganda outlet… Read More

Are you looking for the best climbing plant or vines to cover your fences or home boundaries? Vines help to enhance outdoor space, covering the trellis or fences with their beautiful flower… Read More

Mongolian is spoken by 95 percent of the population. A variety of dialects of Oirat and Buryat are spoken across the country, and there are also some speakers of Mongolic Khamnigan. In t… Read More

Image taken by Ranieljosecastaneda, from WikimediaPintados Festival or the Leyte Pintados Kasadyaan Festival The Pintados Festival celebrated in the colorful city of Tacloban in the Phil… Read More

The History of the Aryan/Dravidian Hypothesis: A Critical Examination The Corrupt Brahmanical Priesthood It was mentioned in the previous article that in the early centuries of Christendom… Read More

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The History of the Aryan/Dravidian Hypothesis: A Critical Examination Introduction In the introduction to this series, Maraimalai Adigal was introduced as one of the intellectual progenitors… Read More

Swami Vivekananda’s emphasis on universal humanism offers a path through our increasingly conflict-ridden world. A tribute by India’s envoy in Indonesia. Swamiji Vivekananda&r… Read More

Introduction to the Series Let a Hundred Ideologies Bloom If we examine the political history of India starting from, say the late nineteenth century, up to the present day, one could make t… Read More

Context: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi announced that the bring out a separate Sarna religious code for tribals if the INDIA bloc is voted to power. About Sarna Code: It is the indig… Read More

Welcoming bestselling author Ann H. Gabhart to the blog today. She’ll be talking about her latest Christian historical fiction book, The Song of Sourwood Mountain. Welcome Ann, let sta… Read More

Sisir Kumar Ghosh (1840-1911), a journalist-turned-Vaishnava bhakta had once asked Chaitanya Das Babaji (1768-1878), an aged Vaishnava ascetic of Nabadwip, ‘How can one attain Bhakti?… Read More

Job Title:  Marketing Officer Organisation: LivingStone International University Duty Station:  Budaka, Uganda Reports to: Marketing Coordinator About US: LivingStone Interna… Read More

This blog explores the key reformers, organizations, and legislative actions that drove the promotion of women’s education and empowerment in 19th century India. From the establishment… Read More

Table of Contents The Entry of the British Economic Exploitation Administrative Innovations and Interference The Simmering Discontent The Revolt of 1857 FAQ The Entry of the British Th… Read More

Every time I venture into Puducherry, I find myself swept away by its undeniable allure, prompting me to ponder whether any other city in India could rival its unique charm. Nestled within t… Read More

Enquiry Form Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Name *EmailPhone No. *Class / GradeClass / GradeNurseryKG1st2nd3rd4th5th6th7th8th9th10th11th12thSubmit Mumbai… Read More

Introduction The Scramble for Africa, a pivotal period in the late 19th century, encapsulated Europe’s voracious quest for colonial dominance and resources on the African continent. Th… Read More

Introduction The Protestant Reformation, which occurred during the 16th century, is a crucial event in Western history, as it questioned the authority and teachings of the Catholic Church. I… Read More

 this is making waves on the internet since the miniseries is being released this week on Netflix. UKGuardian review here.this is okay to publish, because it is behind Iran Contra and R… Read More

In this piece, I make a case for witch-hunting as a religious freedom issue. Witch hunting, the search and purging of persons believed to be witches or perpetrators of occult harm, has seldo… Read More

Who Is Jerry Savelle’s Wife? Pastor Carolyn Savelle was the wife of renowned American author and televangelist, Jerry Savelle. Alongside her husband, Pastor Carolyn Savelle found… Read More

Introduction This article is a response to and a collection of arguments against Sheldon Pollock’s claims in his article ”Deep Orientalism? Notes on Sanskrit and Power Beyond the… Read More

In the echoes of time, his voice resounds,Jyotiba Phule, where justice abounds.Born in April's embrace, a beacon bright,Guiding us through darkness with relentless light.On this day we remem… Read More

Introduction Colonialism in Africa is a pivotal chapter in the continent’s history, shaping its socio-economic, political, and cultural landscape for centuries. Defined by the dominanc… Read More

The post Odia Literature first appeared on ByTure and is written by Mustafa. Odia is the official language of the State of Odisha in India. The region has been known at different stages of h… Read More

Who was Lao Tzu? Lao Tzu, the legendary Chinese philosopher and author of the Tao Te Ching, and Carl Jung, the influential Swiss psychiatrist and founder of analytical psychology, may have l… Read More

The lives of saints often inspire awe and reverence. However, what makes some saints particularly intriguing are the unexpected paths they traversed before their eventual canonization. … Read More

Context: The Chief Ministers of Tamil Nadu and Kerala will inaugurate the centenary celebrations of the Vaikom Satyagraha. On March 30th, 1924, in the princely state of Travancore, a non-vio… Read More

Easter, celebrated by millions around the world, is a joyous occasion that marks the resurrection of Jesus Christ. While it holds significant religious importance for Christians, it has also… Read More

Ēostre Illustration by Pop and Thistle Step into the enchanted world of mythology and immerse yourself in the captivating tale of Ēostre, also known as Ostara, the West Germanic… Read More

In the diverse tapestry of India, where cultures intertwine, religions coexist, and traditions thrive, the Christian Mission stands at a crossroads. It is a crossroads marked by challenge… Read More

This is a slender book, more like a lengthy essay. Recently I was struck by a newspaper article about a woman in her 40s, Lyndell Montgomery, who had been part of the religious cult cal… Read More