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Flood‑Hit to Future‑Ready: Locana Prabhu’s 3D Printing Path to Preserve Devotional Heritage
A May 19, 2026 tour of Locana Prabhu’s workshop revealed serious water damage alongside the installation of a 3D printer intended to bolster preservation-focused production connected to Srila Prabhupada’s legacy. The report explains conservation-grade stabilization: environmental control at 45–55% RH, HEPA filtration, safe mold mitigation, and triage methods that prioritize unique masters and production-critical assets.…
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Kumar Chellappan on HJS Outreach: A Powerful Call to Unite and Empower Every Hindu
A courtesy visit by a Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) delegation to senior journalist and Sanatan Prabhat contributor Kumar Chellappan spotlighted a shared priority: scaling inclusive, evidence-based outreach so that HJS’s work reaches every Hindu household. The engagement illustrates how responsible journalism and civil society can co-create value through accurate reporting, ethical collaboration, and community-centered communication.…
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Protecting Goa’s Inquisition-Era Memory: Preserve ‘Hat Katro Khamba’ and Confront the Past
Hindu Raksha Maha Aghadi has urged the Goa Government to retain the historical name ‘Hat Katro Khamba’ and to protect Inquisition-era evidence through rigorous, public-facing interpretation. The debate underscores why toponyms are historical sources that anchor social memory and guide research. Global conservation principles recommend documentation, context, and consultation rather than nominal erasure through renaming.…
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Global Dharma Catalyst: Dharma Endowment Fund’s 2026 Grants for Hindu Unity and Education
HENB reported from New Delhi on March 12, 2026, that the Dharma Endowment Fund launched a 2026 Grants Programme to support Hindu initiatives worldwide. The programme addresses persistent funding gaps while promoting Hindu unity, education, and heritage within the broader Sanatan Dharma ethos. In line with dharmic pluralism, it encourages inter-dharmic collaboration with Buddhism, Jainism,…
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Reclaiming the Rababi Voice: Rai Balwand, Bhai Satta, and the Living Heart of Sikh Kirtan
Reclaiming the Rababi voice through the legacy of Rai Balwand and Bhai Satta reconnects Sikh kirtan to its string-led, raga-based heart while affirming a deep history of interfaith harmony. Their Ramkali ki Vaar, preserved in the Guru Granth Sahib, models humility, repentance, and the continuous light of the Guru across generations. The article maps the…
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Safeguarding Sacred Symbols: HJS Spurs Withdrawal of Offensive Shiva–Ganesh Ad, Full Apology
An offensive Mahashivratri advertisement involving Lord Shiva and Shri Ganesh was swiftly withdrawn from leading Chhattisgarh newspapers after Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) intervened, prompting an unconditional written apology from Shri Ganesha Global Gulal Pvt Ltd. This outcome illustrates how timely civil society engagement and clear corporate accountability can protect sacred symbols and restore public trust.…
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Unseen in the Valley: Powerful Insights into Reclaiming Sikh Identity in Kashmir
Unseen in the Valley offers a nuanced, evidence-aware reading of Sikh identity in Kashmir that foregrounds memory, community practice, and cultural resilience. The book positions Sikhs as integral to the Valley’s plural history while advocating interfaith relations rooted in reciprocity. It emphasizes heritage preservation through language, ritual, seva, and education. The analysis resists polarizing frames…
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Safeguarding Dharmic Values in Modern Schooling: A Practical Guide for Hindu Parents
This guide offers a calm, research-informed roadmap for Hindu families navigating modern schooling and social media without losing Dharmic values. It explains how early classroom narratives shape identity and why supplementary home learning improves confidence and critical thinking. It shows how adolescents can approach “woke” and other ideological labels with evidence-based analysis rather than polarization.…
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Essential Ghar-Wapsi: Discover a Proven Dharma Revival
I reflect on why a Dharma-centred foundation is essential for civilizational resilience—and why Ghar-Wapsi, strong families, and temple-centered institution-building must advance together. Discover a grounded, lawful, and compassionate fourfold plan to counter proselytisation, restore confidence, and revive our living tradition.
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Some Protagonists of Sacred Traditions: The Book that Sanctifies Every Hindu Home
This blog post introduces the English translation of D.V. Gundappa’s seminal work, “Vaidikadharmasampradāyastharu,” now titled “Some Protagonists of Sacred Traditions.” It pays tribute to both the original work and its insightful author, emphasizing the book’s ability to deliver spiritual wisdom and inner peace. The introduction explores the absence of extensive philosophical quotations, focusing instead on…