This blog had an earlier life too! Check it out HERE.
You will find some of my publications in the following web-zines and journals
Savitṛ– a journal inspired by the spiritual, philosophical, literary and aesthetic works based on the clearest illuminations and deepest insights of Bhaarat.
Pragyata
- Musings on Nation and Nationalism in Sri Aurobindo’s Light
- Sri Aurobindo, Spiritual Nationalism, and Indian Renaissance – I
- Sri Aurobindo, Spiritual Nationalism, and Indian Renaissance – II
LivingWiseProject (a portal that aims to bring the light of wisdom and wellness, focusing on yogic sciences, to the world)
- Details of the Infinite
- An Evening of Dance (Reflections on Art)
- Remembering Annapurna
- A View from the Window and the Harmony of Spaces
- Be Simple
- Introducing Sri Aurobindo
- What is Surrender?
- Guru’s Words on ‘Guruvada’ – Part I
- Guru’s Words on ‘Guruvada’ – Part II
Swarajya (magazine focusing on Social, Political, Economic and Cultural life of India)
- Who will speak for the students?
- India’s Daughter: An Indian Daughter’s Opinion
- Should You Blame Our Culture?
- Indian Classical Music: A Slow and Patient Perfection
Newsinsight.net (news magazine focusing on politics, society, world affairs and more)
Next Future (e-journal of Sri Aurobindo Society)
IndiaFacts (a platform for serious enquiry and discussion on dharma, comparative religion, cross-civilizational issues, Indology, and India-related topics)
- TV Ramayana and Hindu Nationalism: Academic Discourse and Indian Realities
- The Art of Discussion
- Musings on Reason, Religion and Reform
- Citizen Responsibility: Invoking the Sacred
Apasmara.net (This blog is an attempt to tame the demon of our ignorance through eternal learning.)
Writer’s E-zine (a literary e-magazine)
Sulekha (13 years ago when Sulekha was exclusively an e-zine)
- Truth Vs. Tabloid – An Analysis of Dowry
- Sex-selective Abortion in India: Asking and Answering the Questions
- Triptych
- A Journey of Dreams
- An Electronic Death
- I Am Home! Or Am I?
- A Desi Party
- Living in Two Worlds: Issues of Bi-cultural Identity for Asian Indian Children in America
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