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The lost scholars of Kashmir
by R.C. Ganjoo
KASHMIR,
the land of Sufis and saints, has also produced eminent scholars. Their
work was recognised by western scholars, but, unfortunately, it remained
unrecognised in their own homeland.
Putting Punjab on the
world map
by Aruti
Nayar
AS
one talks to students of the Summer Program in Punjab Studies, one is struck by
their deep commitment and a heightened level of involvement. One can not help
wondering about the reasons that spurred on these 16 odd students to come to
Punjab and learn about the culture and history. For Caroline Sawyer, it is the
second time that she has come to India.
Tapping your inner
resources
by
Aditi Tandon
DISCOVERED
by American psychotherapist Roger and first practised by Gary Craig, the EFT
functions on the Chinese concept of energy meridians. It believes that an
ailment — physical or emotional — is essentially caused due to some
disruption in the body's energy system.
From rickshaws to
runabouts
by Shriniwas
Joshi
THE
British had chosen Shimla as the place most suited to be the capital of India
because of two reasons: the ‘home weather’ and walks amidst Himalayan oaks
and cedars. Now both oaks and cedars are gradually decreasing in number, giving
place to structures of bricks and mortar. And the number of cars, vans and jeeps
plying on the roads has been increasing rapidly.
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