Is religion making way for new ideas and technology? A special series Faith In Progress finds out.
Two hundred and twenty three families and just about 750 individuals - that's the number of Parsis left in Delhi. The population of the Parsi community is fast reducing not only in the Capital, but across the country. To preserve the last vestiges of their community, Delhi Parsi Anjuman is accepting offspring of mixed marriages.
18-10-2006
Sufism, the devotional path to soul's realization has become a fashion statement, much to the disappointment of Islamic clerics.
17-10-2006
A priest who is also a hydraulic engineer is using science and his own faith to spread awareness and clean Ganga.
17-10-2006
Television channels offering programmes on spirituality, yoga and self-realization are topping the popularity charts.
16-10-2006
You can now send prayers via cyberspace. This Diwali instead of a trip to Vaishno Devi, use your laptop to do an online puja.
12-10-2006
Muslim reformists feel the current interpretation of Islam is misleading. They put the blame on clerics and Islamic extremists.
12-10-2006
The practice of offering human hair in Tirupati temple intrigues many and also raises revenues for the temple.
10-10-2006
Of the 33 crore deities in the Hindu pantheon, it seems Shani is on the lips of every third person.
09-10-2006
The alienation of the Dalits began with Purusa Sukta, or the hymn of man, that describes how Brahma created people.
09-10-2006
Being Hindu and showing it, is no longer uncool. Today's youth are wearing their religion and with pride.
05-06-2007
President APJ Abdul Kalam has asked for a creation of space vision enabling to meet the challenges of the 21st century.
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