Category: Rhythm Indiana

  • ROLE OF ALTERNATE DISPUTE FORUMS

    ROLE OF ALTERNATE DISPUTE FORUMS IN SPEEDY DISPOSAL OF CASES BY ADVOCATE LIDA JOÃO – MEMBER OF TALUKA LEGAL SERVICES COMMITTEE,SOUTH. The Indian Constitution  guaranteed a social order built on the foundation of the equality principle  i.e. equal access to justice .It is the function of the Government to provide and maintain an adequate and…

  • Srisuktam and Akshaya Trithya.

    Srisuktam and Akshaya Trithya. The festival of Akshaya Trithya symbolically welcomes abundance into life. This abundance is family focused, and creates richness of relationship, food, and wealth. The Brighu Purana states the worship on Lakshmi on Akshaya Trithya helps to overcome the insecurities that we harbour within us and achieve peace and prosperity. The Phala…

  • Can We Be Mini’s father for a change?

    My niece Saraswati and sister Shyamala are negotiating a sari, it costs 26.000Rs. And here I am standing beside them. I am reminded of Marie Antoinette, here is a debate on blowing up 26000/Rs. on a sari to be draped once in the life time, and on the other hand Saraswati Mandir, would be satisfied…

  • between the newslines.

    The net is screaming from the roof tops about the intellectuals, someone is ridiculous enough, no I have respect for the author who is a senior journalist he refers to Chetan braggart as an intellectual!! Well woe to my countrymen. Yet as we read the declarations, and statements the underlying truth is scary. We are…

  • The story of the story teller.

    The story of the story teller. The buyer in posh air conditioned houses and offices worldwide, uses these art forms to create an ambiance of being earthy, sometimes exotic. The pieces carefully chosen by the interior decorators of the page 3 kinds.  But the artist who has created this unique artwork remains unsung and partially…

  • sati-parampara

    Like my standard refrain, the “sati” that seems to be the burning problem of India… so what is this all about… The Sati has come in honour of the goddess Sati, who jumped into the sacrificial fire as she could not bear her father insulting her husband Shiva. The word originally was used to mean…