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Nepal Gen Z Sets Boundaries

Digha's Divine Awakening

The new Jagannath Dham in Digha is not merely a temple – it is a confluence of history, faith, geography, and collective yearning. West Bengal's spiritual tide finds an oceanfront anchor

4 mins

Carved from Cosmos

A deity unlike any other, Jagannath unites folk and divine, ritual and revolution, regional devotion and universal embrace. His journey is India's unfinished, inclusive, and ever-evolving

4 mins

He Who Walked with God

The journey of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu to Puri and his immersion in the Jagannath tradition shaped not just a spiritual revolution but a living pulse of India's Bhakti imagination

4 mins

Bhakti in Bengal

A movement rooted in joyous celebration of the love for Krishna shaped Bengal's syncretic socio-religious ethos and identity. A special essay

3 mins

Jagannath in Our Soul

Bengal has an enduring connection with Lord Jagannath – from Chaitanya’s footsteps to the rhythms of Ratha Yatra and the literary pulse of a region in devotion

2 mins

The Lord of the Tides

As Digha emerges as a new coastal home for Jagannath, the age-old bond between the deity and the sea gains fresh momentum-bridging history, ritual, and a rising tide of devotion

4 mins

The Architecture of Divinity

Where sacred geometry meets coastal resilience, Digha's Jagannath Dham sets a new architectural benchmark - blending timeless Vedic knowledge systems, cutting-edge engineering, and immersive spatial experience

3 mins

Building Faith

Architect Vivek Singh Rathore talks of the vision, material science, and spiritual geometry behind the new Jagannath Dham in Digha –а marvel three years in the making

2 mins

Engineering a Miracle

HIDCO Chief Engineer Suman Neogy on the groundbreaking construction and design of Bengal's sacred architectural marvel

2 mins

Sacred Engineering

From vision to the drawing board to execution, the West Bengal Housing Infrastructure Development Corporation (HIDCO) has played a central role in the development of the Jagannath Dham temple in Digha

3 mins

The Eternal Siblings

Three idols. One eternal bond. Rooted in mythology, resplendent in mystery - the story of Jagannath, Balaram, and Subhadra is not just a tale from the past, but a living, breathing narrative of India's spiritual imagination

5 mins

Where Devotion Embraces All

With ISKCON at its heart and universal access at its core, the Jagannath Dham in Digha marks a new chapter in India's living traditions of faith and inclusion

3 mins

The ISKCON Index

The International Society for Krishna Consciousnes (ISKCON) has been tasked with the 'Sewa' at Jagannath Dham, Digha. This entails all prayer services as well as prasadam. An operational overview

2 mins

Upholding Tradition

An interview with Ramakrushna Dasmahapatra, a senior Puri Dayitapati, on guiding the Digha Jagannath Dham from consecration rituals to the 'Dham' debate

2 mins

Digha's Second Sunrise

Where devotion meets destination, a new Digha rises — part pilgrimage, part pleasure, wrapped in architectural splendour and the promise of rejuvenation

2 mins

A Temple Town in the Making

Digha, once a sleepy coastal town, is undergoing a profound metamorphosis. The newly opened Jagannath Dham temple has not only become a spiritual beacon but also a massive civic undertaking. The man on the ground, Purnendu Majhi, District Magistrate of Purba Medinipur, explains the scale and scope of the balancing act required - of devotion, infrastructure, and sustainability

4 mins

From Sacred Kitchen to Every Home

The Government of West Bengal has orchestrated a monumental effort to distribute the sacred 'Mahaprasad' from the newly inaugurated Jagannathdham Cultural Centre in Digha to millions of households across the state

3 mins

Not Wasting Away

Along with its new found popularity and prominence as a tourist destination, comes new civic challenges. How is Digha handling the issue of waste management?

1 mins

Waves, Worship and Weekend Getaways

Digha is no longer just a beachside holiday possibility. With improved infrastructure, civic discipline, and a magnificent new temple, it seems well on the way to becoming Bengal's favourite retreat

2 mins

When Vision Met Devotion

Mamata Banerjee, Chief Minister of West Bengal, envisaged the Jagannath Dham in Digha as more than a temple. And in its swift execution and final magnificence, it stands as a testament to how vision, strategic execution, civic planning and devotion can converge to create not just a place of worship or an engine of growth but a spiritual symbol of significance

4 mins

The Revolution Will be Memefied

I was born when the 1970s were kind of getting over, when revolutions were ending and the world was kind of settling in, and yet, wars surrounded us and rebellion seemed like an inheritance of sorts. The May 1968 revolt in France had those slogans. “I came. I saw. I believed.” (Mimicking veni, vidi, vici) We lived by them. We played outside. We were unafraid. The 1960s and the 1970s had many protests. We were those children of revolution. Free-spirited and uninhibited. We still can be brave at times in the face of betrayal.

1 mins

Gen Z Is So Over The Situationship

The Gen Z protesters, who toppled the Nepal government to save their country from the jaws of corruption and nepotism, have a Himalayan task ahead, with a myriad issues and interests at play

10+ mins

The ‘Youthquake

Nepal's Gen Z protesters brought down a government in under 48 hours. With their trust in the country's political system shattered, they chose the country's next leader in a manner unprecedented for any electoral democracy– through a virtual poll on Discord. Youth were at the centre of everything that transpired in the Himalayan country over the past two weeks. Here are a few voices that talk about the protests, the way forward and what it means to be a Gen Z living in Nepal

10+ mins

The Revolution is Giving

Discord, a chat app built for gamers, was transformed into an unlikely parliament in Nepal

10+ mins

Ok Boomer, Time's Up

People and politicians came together to establish democracy, and then they parted ways. Now they are faced with the challenge of putting the democracy back together

7 mins

What's the Vibe Now?

The changes in Nepal offer a sublime chance to New Delhi to recalibrate its policy provided it proceeds with caution and humility

5 mins

Throwback to the 80s

In Nepal, the struggle for democracy is not an event; it is a craft practiced across generations, passed like a lamp from hand to hand

10+ mins

Curse of the Cusecs

As people join hands to pick up the pieces of lives disrupted by Punjab's worst flood since 1988, the spotlight turns on the management of water resources as an arena for inter-state and state-Centre sparring

7 mins

Rain and Ruin

In the last 50 years, Punjab has witnessed several devastating floods that have left deep scars on its landscape and people

4 mins

Troubled Waters

Multiple massive glacial lakes in the Sikkim Himalayas have been identified as 'high risk' to sudden breaching

7 mins

Jail, Not Bail

Judgement of Delhi High Court denying bail to Umar Khalid and others calls for a serious debate on the law of bail and the functioning of the prosecution as well as the judiciary in the country

6 mins

Waqf Pe Kiya, Kya Haseen Sitam

The petitions challenging the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025, could remain in cold storage while the evil inherent in the statute plays itself out

10+ mins

UDID Certification Rise, Yet Disability Inclusion Faces Challenges

Intellectual disability (ID) remains one of the most overlooked areas of public health in India, where many individuals with disabilities are still confined to their homes due to social stigma, lack of resources, and limited opportunities for education and employment.

4 mins

Home and the World

This genre-defying novel elegantly melds memoir, travelogue and fiction

3 mins

Of Stories and Storyteller

The plan was to have tamatar chaat at the famous Kashi Chaat Bhandar, situated en route Dashashwamedh ghaat. There was a catch, though. From the chowk where we were standing, all we could see was a sea of people. It was time for the Ganga aarti, on the left were people queued up to enter the Kashi Vishwanath temple through the brand-new corridor, on the right were people taking Ganesh idols for immersion and joining the festivities were those who were winding up Eid celebrations.

3 mins

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