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SEER'S CALL
“Nobody
is above the law of our country. Let
truth prevail, and the guilty be
punished”
The Kanchi
Kamakoti Peetam has clarified the mutt's position on charges
levelled against the seer, and urged devotees not to
despair
SP HAS NO REGARD FOR LAW OR TRUTH: HIGH
COURT
The
policeman running the case against the Kanchi Shankaracharya
was once denounced by the High Court as a barbarian. His track
record is full of dark deeds that would put hardcore criminals
to shame
United protest in New
York
Hindu
groups demonstrated on a biting winter day and said the Kanchi
seer's detention was part of a larger plan to destroy
Hinduism. PRAKASH M SWAMY reports
Appeal from an urban
middle class
devotee
Over the last several weeks black clouds
have darkened the skies of our country and yet most people
have gone about their daily lives without missing a beat. But
there's much the middle class can do
Pillar of
Hinduism
History
is replete with stories of great saints and prophets being
tormented and tortured. In the wake of the Shankaracharya's
arrest, SUNIL FOTEDAR wonders why truth prevails only after it
is crushed
What does it mean to
be
a Hindu in India?
Unease grows in the hearts of common
Indians as they watch a revered saint being arrested and
humiliated, writes
SOUMYA SITARAMAN
NOV 11 TURNED
OUT
LIKE SEPT 11
When
they heard news of the Kanchi seer's arrest, many outraged
Indians in the US frantically called home. NRIs have also been
organising prayers meetings to support an acharya they hold in
high esteem. A round-up by
PRAKASH M SWAMY
War on the
PEoPLE
Andhra Pradesh's talks with Naxalite groups is fraught
with danger not just for the state but for all of India,
writes ARAVIND SITARAMAN
No eulogy for
Veerappan
No tears will be shed
for
the dead bandit, but we must address the causes that created
such a monster, says
ARAVIND SITARAMAN
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