Pratap-Rudra : The names speak for themselves – the influence of Kakatiya Dynasty over Telugu speaking people.
Category Archives: Defining India-Bharat Darshan
Defining Indian Identity -Matru Devo Bhava
In Judaism and Islam, God is never invoked as ‘FATHER’. Jesus had expressed His intimate relationship with God by addressing God as ‘FATHER’. In India, we speak of God as Mother and Father.
Defining Indian Identity – Prince Karna my favorite Hero
Prince Karna of Mahabharata has defined his true nature and his essence and has lived as a man true to his salt.
Defining Indian Identity -The Ten Commandments – A Challenge to Hindu Existence
The Ten Commandments ( The Old Testament Book of Exodus and Deuteronomy directly challenge the Indian concepts about Gods and God worship.
India – The Land of Gautama Buddha
This entry is dedicated to the loving memory of those brave men who had sacrificed their lives while nurturing fond hopes to win freedom for Tibet and they had cherished a dream to preserve the Tibetan Identity.
Defining Indian Identity – Guru Puja
The Indian Tradition lays emphasis upon the role of Guru or Master and Indian Identity and Culture is defined by this attitude and practice of Guru Puja or Guru Worship.
Defining Indian Identity – The Tradition of Speech Etiquette
The Land of India is described in India’s National Song known as ‘Vande Mataram’. The tradition states that Indians are known for speaking in a pleasant manner without being rude or offensive and provide a sense of pleasure to their listeners with good and sweet words. Indian Identity is defined by Speech Mannerisms, and Speech Etiquette.
Defining Indian Identity – Idol Worship – A Learning Experience
India is a Land where people worship idols and images. Is that a false belief? Is that a superstition?
Defining Indian Identity – What’s in a name?
Name is an important tool to describe personal identity. The fondness for selecting, using, and remembering names is an important Cultural attribute which defines Indian Identity.
Defining Indian Identity -The Traditional Greeting
Culture is acquired or learned behavior. We learn to greet and acknowledge each other with tools provided by Culture.