(Bhagavad Gita 3.35) “It is better to fail in one’s own duty (swadharma) than to succeed in the duty of another (paradharma).

Bhagavad Gita 2.20 The soul is never born, and it never dies. It has never come into being, does not come into being now, and ...

Students recited Gita verses in the presence of a Gita scholar; Swami Gyananand also joined the ceremony virtually and ...

Uttarakhand schools will now recite Shrimad Bhagavad Gita shlokas during prayer. The government wants to blend traditional ...

The new textbook has chapters on the Ganga River and AI, India's Gaganyaan program, and a controversial portrayal of the ...

According to the directive, one Gita shloka will be recited each day, with its meaning and scientific relevance explained to ...

In a recent initiative for school students in Uttarakhand, daily recitations of shlokas from the Bhagavad Gita and the ...

Uttarakhand Education Minister says the state has asked NCERT to include the Bhagavad Gita and Ramayana in the syllabus of 17 ...

When the warrior Arjuna, overwhelmed by the prospect of battle, seeks to abandon his responsibilities and free from the battlefield, he cites death as complete destruction. His paralysis represents ...

Uttarakhand: Teachers are also guided to delve into the philosophical and psychological insights of the Gita, highlighting ...

Learn 10 profound, life-altering lessons from the Bhagavad Gita that will help you live a more peaceful, meaningful, and spiritually strong life.

In a magnificent celebration of Sanatana Dharma and universal spiritual values, AvadhutaParama Pujya Sri Ganapathy ...