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This article was published in the July 2018 issue of Doon Page 3 magazine, a new publication which launched in June ‘for Dehradun’s elite’.
The Uttarakhand High Court has directed the state government to remove all stray dogs from the streets and relocate them to shelters within the next six months.
The ruling aims at the Himalayan state of Nainital, India’s ‘Lake ...
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The tears I cried that day did a few things to me…my spirit was touched deeply, my strength left me, my voice was lost and I fell into despair…
“Dear Women. You are so strong.”
I have been reluctant to share the events of my last days in Rishikesh earlier this year for fear of regurgitating and exaggerating on ‘a story’ which will never have the same effect on another, as it did on me. Perhaps that thought in itself has isolated ...
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The term ghat refers to a series of steps leading down to a body of water, particularly a holy river, in this case, The Ganges. Journalist Ahish Lakheda just happened upon a crowd of onlookers and upon closer inspection this is what he saw.
Please see below for English translation
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It is essential to work for the country and the community. Pamela Tosh of ...
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I’ve retreated to my Goan hut house for the day. It’s much too hot outside. The persistent shrieks of the crows continue to add depth to my choice of Moby’s music, which I’m hoping will help to rest my spirit.
Today I feel like I’ve lost something. It doesn’t matter what it is…some things you just cannot explain. But it is lost and my heart feels it…a shifting Universe, change…catastrophic transformation.
I’ve had to bring all my ...
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This seems like as good a day as any to begin to tell a story, one with no beginning or end…for as long as I am alive it will never be finished and when I do pass there will be no one to complete it…or perhaps my travels in India will take me so far into a forgotten place that I’ll just go missing for a while…in India, anything is possible!
It was symbolic to find out after I had booked ...
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Inspired by a series of interviews with well-known Master Yogi Rajeev Maken
INTRODUCTION
There are times when I have to bow my head in shame at the mess we’ve created on this beautiful planet. It seems my choice in which documentaries I have watched recently has had a huge impact on my awareness. Being a consumer and understanding what the word consumption means are two totally different things. As a yoga teacher I feel it is my duty to spread this knowledge to ...
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I am blessed to have had the opportunity to travel to India thrice over the past three years. It was part of the daily ritual whilst at the ashram to wake up at 4.30/5.00 to prepare for practise, ‘God’s Hour’ or in Hinduism, Brahma muhurta (time of Brahma/God). The period (muhurta) one and a half hours before sunrise or more precisely 1 hour 36 minutes before sunrise. It is traditionally the last phase or muhurta of the night and is ...
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Cape Town to Mumbai…lost between two countries…
From the beginning India was explosive. Every experience in India from my first visit in 2013 has tested and pulled at logic and heart strings. Now, after our third trip in two years which was an extended 5 months we have been back in Cape Town for four and looking in bewilderment at how quickly time has passed.
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