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    April 4, 2026
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    From India to the East: The Thousand-Year Cultural Journey That Shaped Asia

    Introduction: A Civilisation That Traveled Through Ideas, Not Armies More than a thousand years ago, Indian civilisation emerged as one of the most powerful cultural forces in the world—not through conquest or colonisation, but through knowledge, spirituality, and trade. Its influence extended across vast regions of Asia, shaping the beliefs, traditions, governance, and daily lives of millions of people. From the temples of Southeast Asia to the monasteries of East Asia, the imprint of India’s ancient wisdom can still be seen today. Unlike many empires that imposed their culture through force, India’s impact was organic and deeply transformative. Merchants, monks, and scholars carried ideas across seas and mountains, building...

    by Vedan Choolun
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    April 1, 2026
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    The World’s Largest Hindu Temple: The Magnificence of Angkor Wat

    Deep in the heart of Cambodia, surrounded by dense forests and ancient ruins, stands one of the most awe-inspiring monuments ever created by human hands—Angkor Wat. Recognized as the largest Hindu temple in the world and the largest religious structure on Earth, Angkor Wat is a symbol of spiritual devotion, architectural brilliance, and cultural grandeur. Covering an area of more than 400 acres, this monumental complex reflects the power and sophistication of the ancient Khmer Empire and its deep-rooted connection with Hindu philosophy.  Originally built as a temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu, Angkor Wat has transcended centuries of change, evolving into a sacred site that continues to inspire...

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    March 31, 2026
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    The 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva: Sacred Geography, Timeless Legends, and Living History

    The twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva form one of the most sacred spiritual circuits in Hinduism, stretching across the vast and diverse landscape of India. These shrines are not merely temples—they are believed to be the very نقاط where Lord Shiva revealed himself as an infinite pillar of divine light, symbolizing his eternal, formless, and all-pervading nature. Each Jyotirlinga carries with it a profound legend, a rich historical journey, and a deep spiritual significance that continues to guide millions of devotees. Together, they represent a sacred map of faith—linking mountains, rivers, forests, and coasts into a unified expression of devotion and divine presence. Somnath Temple – Gujarat   Somnath Temple   Standing majestically...

    by Vedan Choolun
    March 27, 2026
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    Vice President Dr Bharrat Jagdeo Attends Ram Navami at Ogle Mandir, Honouring the Divine Birth, Faith and Righteous Path of Lord Rama

    It is important to clearly explain what Ram Navami signifies—not only to the people of Guyana but also to communities worldwide—so that its deeper significance is understood beyond simple celebration. This sacred occasion commemorates the birth of Lord Rama and embodies timeless values of faith, duty, righteousness, and moral courage. Ram Navami is one of the most spiritually important festivals in Hinduism, marking the birth of Lord Rama in human form as the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu to restore righteousness on earth.   Lord Rama By emphasising its significance, the festival becomes more than a religious event; it functions as a strong reminder of the principles that unite societies...

    by Vedan Choolun
    March 24, 2026
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    Taxila (Takshashila): The Ancient University That Defined Early Indian Civilisation

    The ancient city of Taxila, historically known as Takshashila, is widely recognised as one of the world’s earliest and most influential centres of higher education. Founded around 700 BC, it thrived as a global hub of learning at a time when structured educational institutions were still unknown in most parts of the world. Taxila served as a symbol of intellectual progress in the Indian subcontinent, attracting over 10,500 students from regions including Central Asia, Persia, and beyond. For thousands of years, the area where Taxila was located was part of a continuous and interconnected Indian civilisational space, a shared heritage that remained intact until the historic division...

    by Vedan Choolun
    March 17, 2026
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    Indian Civilisation Institute of Guyana – Preserving Heritage and Showcasing India’s Gifts to the World

    The website https://iciguyana.com embodies the vision and intellectual purpose of the Indian Civilisation Institute of Guyana, a platform dedicated to preserving, studying, and promoting the enduring heritage of Indian civilisation. The institute seeks to reconnect the Indo-Guyanese community with their historical and cultural roots while also enlightening a global audience about India's significant contributions to humanity over thousands of years. The website functions not only as an informational portal but also as a cultural, philosophical, and educational platform that illustrates how the wisdom of Indian civilisation continues to influence the modern world. Guyana shares a distinctive and historic bond with India. In the nineteenth century, thousands of Indians...

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    February 22, 2026
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    India’s Ascent to Global Superpower Status: Economy, Innovation, Military Strength and Strategic Might, Redefining the New World Order.

    Today, India is widely regarded as the voice of the Global South, representing the aspirations of nearly 85% of the world’s population outside the traditional Western power bloc. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India has emerged as a confident, powerful, and decisive world leader and a key and influential player on the global stage. From international forums to strategic diplomacy, India is no longer seeking validation—it is shaping the conversation. Many world leaders now openly acknowledge India’s role as a stabilising force and a key driver of global growth Yet, sections of Western journalism remain trapped in outdated colonial thinking, clinging to the belief that...

    by Vedan Choolun
    February 16, 2026
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    One People, One Destiny: President Irfaan Ali’s Phagwah Call for Unity

    [vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]As Guyanese—especially Hindus across the country—celebrate the vibrant Festival of Colours, President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali has urged the nation to embrace the deeper meaning of Phagwah by standing together as one people. As the air fills with abeer and laughter echoes across villages and towns, the Head of State reminded citizens that the festival’s true spirit lies not only in colour, but in unity.[/vc_column_text] In his Phagwah message to the nation, the President called on Guyanese to rise above differences of race, religion and class, stressing that the many colours that adorn the skin must never overshadow the shared humanity beneath. “This year, as we celebrate, let us...

    by Vedan Choolun