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“Farm Waste To Reduce Pollution”, The Speaking Tree
Clean, breathable air is not a luxury; it’s a basic human right, says SWAMI CHIDANAND SARASWATI, suggesting that we turn agricultural waste into anaerobic boards to improve air quality This article was originally published on The Speaking Tree, here. This year Deepavali turned bleak and smoggy in Delhi. Instead of brightly burning oil lamps lighting the night…
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Diwali – Dispelling the Darkness
This article was published in The Pioneer, here. Lighting oil lamps are one of the most common daily rituals in Indian tradition. Whether in temples, in homes, in offices or simply in small shrines on a shelf in a dorm room, one will always find a small brass or silver lamp to be filled with…
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“Desires that impel us to remain unsatisfied”, The Times of India
This article was published in The Times of India, here. By Swami Chidanand Saraswati Many years ago, before the severe violence in Jammu & Kashmir, we travelled to Kashmir to spend a few days meditating on the Dal Lake. All the members of our group enjoyed themselves so much that we delayed our departure date…
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