About 80% of the population in India belongs to Hindu religion. Our religion and caste are the same as those of our father, unless we have got converted into another religion. A Hindu might or might not believe in God (an atheist), or he might or might not go to temples, perform Hindu rituals at home or attend Hindu functions, yet he will be included in the Hindu religion unless he specifically wants to be excluded. Although many Hindus know that they belong to Hindu religion, their knowledge about Hindu religion is limited.The purpose of this book is to explore, by giving a brief account of...

'Innu Nanage Beda' is a Kannada language short story of two elderly men facing common challenges of old age.

This book is an attempt to describe the development of good character and habits in Hindu ladies and gentlemen. How a Hindu acquires good thoughts, deeds and speaking manners in life by adopting Hindu Samskaaras.

This story narrates how a young man in the 1950s found his Self and walked out victorious through his adolescent years. Chandrashekar was an educated youth of 16 years when he began to seek his destiny. There were limited avenues that were available for him in the society to utilize this waiting time for his advantage, and he was one of the young men who went wayward due to lack of opportunities. Meanwhile in order to control his passion he invented a strategy by which he could leave home and wander in the wilderness all by himself. He went through difficult periods and successfully emerged...