Curating Rajiv Malhotra's Works. Online Resource, Database, Crowd Sourcing, and Expert Feedback on Contemporary Hinduism, Dharmic India, and topics covered in 'Breaking India', 'Being Different: An Indian Challenge to Western Universalism", 'Indra's Net: Defending Hinduism's Philosophical Unity', 'The Battle For Sanskrit', and the newly released book 'Academic Hinduphobia'.
Showing posts with label Kannada. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kannada. Show all posts
Vibhinnata, Vibhinnate: Hindi and Kannada editions of 'Being Different'
Rajiv Malhotra announced:
Vibhinnata (Hindi edition of BEING DIFFERENT) is now available on Amazon:
Its an excellent translation by Devendra Singh, thanks to his tireless dedication to the cause.
I hope you will support this very complex and difficult accomplishment by buying multiple copies for yourself and as Divali gifts for others.
It is already available in India on Flipkart.com
Link from Rajiv's Facebook page.
The Kannada edition is expected to be released in January 2014
Vibhinnate Project Team reports:
We are glad to announce that Being Different Kannada Translation 'Vibhinnate' has been completed and will be going for printing very soon. A formal release of the book is expected when Rajiv Ji visits Bengaluru in January 2014. The program details and date will also be announced as it becomes available. There will be web link to purchase the copies.
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RMF Summary: Week of April 2 - 8, 2012 - Part 1
April 2
On CNN: How Abrahamic religions justified slavery
... How religion has been used to promote slavery ... Interview with Rajiv Malhotra on where his work fits into Hindu Traditions Karthik shares: New interview with Rajiv Malhotra on where his work fits into Hindu Tradition. ... April 2 Rajiv responds: This is one of my best interviews, as it clarifies many issues raised since the book came out. I urge you to read it and post your own comments on that blog please. April 3
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