The Templeton Foundation has been radically reframing its research program. As part of that effort, it is reducing its emphasis on religion to make its programs more palatable to the broader scientific community.

An informed report on the seizing of $1.5 million dollars from the Karmapa’s monastery and the media frenzy that has followed.

As more Near death experiences come to light, researchers are identifying patterns that transcend differences based on age, culture, and religious (or nonreligious) backgrounds.

Hundreds of villagers from Rajpura, a few kilometres upstream of Vrindavan in Mathura district, on Sunday pledged support to the campaign to save the Yamuna river from pollution and make its water potable.

Is the “decline effect,” the phenomenon that seems to defy statistics, undermining the scientific method as we know it?

On Sri Krishna Navami Tithi, December 29, 2010, Srila Bhaktivedanta Narayana Goswami Maharaja passes from this world.

Farms, supermarkets, the food-service industry and government all play a role. All told, America is one gargantuan waste machine, trashing between a quarter and a half of the 590 billion pounds of food grown and raised here yearly.

A bacterium that can subsist on arsenic may have far-reaching implications for life on Earth, and beyond.

The campaign does not ask yoga devotees to become Hindu, or instructors to teach more about Hinduism, but suggests only that people become more aware of yoga’s debt to the faith’s ancient traditions.

The Braj Vrindavan Heritage Alliance held its latest meeting on Sunday under the Tatia Sthan trees. This sacred place of bhajan, which preserves the ancient mood of the forest kunj, was a most suitable location for discussing the future of the Vrindavan environment.

“If you want to make a man rich, do not add to his wealth, but subtract from his desires.”