By Madhava Smullen on 14 Mar 2010 A recent lecture tour of India by ISKCON scholar Radhika Ramana Dasa (Dr. Ravi Gupta) could lead to the introduction of religious studies into Indian university level education.

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By Madhava Smullen on 12 Mar 2010 Aftershocks on Gaura Purnima critically damage the Santiago center.

By Madhava Smullen on 12 Mar 2010 The worldwide effort on behalf of Jayapataka Swami augments Mayapur's standard monthly goal of 10,000 books.

By Sandeep Kumar on 12 Mar 2010 As negative media and public reaction greet the first formal talks between Pakistan and India since the Mumbai terrorist attacks of November 2008, could spirituality prove a more effective healing process?

By Navina-Shyama Dasa on 12 Mar 2010 The painstaking work goes on in North Carolina, but it doesn't move fast enough for some.

By Kelly Sweet on 12 Mar 2010 The program switched to biodegradable serving ware two years ago, and now wants to take sustainability one step further.

By Yogas Nair for Independent Online on 10 Mar 2010 The clinically depressed Baruthwaj had reportedly been attending services at ISKCON Phoenix.

By Casey Junkins for The Intelligencer on 7 Mar 2010 The Marcellus Shale formation underneath Marshall County is believed to hold enough natural gas to fuel the nation for decades.

By Sesa Dasa on 11 Mar 2010 What were Keds executives thinking when they released these?

By Thomas Chillikulam for The Times of India on 4 Mar 2010 Many Christians are fasting this month for Lent, but the powerful practice is found in many traditions.

By MSNBC on 11 Mar 2010 Seismic shockers are to be expected, but planet seems to be more active in the last couple of decades.

By KRISHNA POKHAREL for The Wall Street Journal on 13 Feb 2010 The government embarks on a $4 billion campaign to treat the heavily polluted waters of the revered river.

By Agence France-Presse for MSN News on 3 Mar 2010 Icelanders sought divine intervention to rescue their nation from a man-made situation -- the financial crisis that has shaken this once-prosperous nation.

By E. Huff for Natural News on 9 Mar 2010 According to statistics, more than 50 percent of the adult population in the U.K. is deficient in vitamin D.

By Imogen Foulkes for BBC News on 7 Mar 2010 Voters in Switzerland have rejected a proposal to introduce a nationwide system of state-funded lawyers to represent animals in court.

By Tunbosun Ogundare for The Daily Champion (Nigeria) on 4 Mar 2010 Interfaith forum is the first of its kind in Africa.

By Joe A Scaria for The Economic Times on 5 Mar 2010 The south Indian state mixes Christian values and public policy.

By Malati Devi on 10 Mar 2010 Play a vital role in staging the Festival of Inspiration.