Time keeps turning over its pages with its characteristic regularity and in doing so writes history. It writes November 11, 1675, in bold letters, the day that Guru Teg Bahadar Ji suffers a martyr's death in Delhi, and it knows that Gobind Rai, his son, is the new Guru.
That girl, the one without the name. The one just like us. The one whose battered body stood for all the anonymous women in this country whose rapes and deaths are a footnote in the left-hand column of the newspaper.
The kids got out their wiggles, and some of their parents and guardians got an early jump on a likely New Year’s resolution to get more exercise Sunday at the Eugene Public Library during a Bhangra dance class.
It's no comment by a social activist or enraged youth venting anger over Nirbhaya's plight. The comment was part of recent discourses by said Punjabi ballad singer Pushpinder Kaur in gurudwaras in Punjab and Delhi.
Sunmeet Kaur Sawhney, a Mumbai based housewife originally from Chandigarh, is reported to have become the first woman in India to win 5 Crores on the popular gameshow Kaun Banega Crorepati.
At his request, family held an Akhand Paath during his last days with the bhog held a day before he breathed his last. There can not be a better example of a saintly soul.
Humans are social animals and, in time, their way of life evolves into a codified set of traditions and laws - a code of conduct.
And the project’s entire premise — that India can make a cheap tablet computer that will somehow make up for failures of the country’s crippled education system — is fundamentally flawed, according to some experts in education and manufacturing.
The Sikh community in Australia has demanded that religious kirpan be allowed in schools after the government made an amendment in the Constitution preventing the ceremonial knife being worn in schools.
In past years we have made lists of 'most influential' religious leaders which have included the Pope and the Dalai Lama. However, when the HuffPost religion editors thought about the person we admired most in the last year, the unanimous choice was Ms. Kaur.