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Welcome To Year Two, Week Six Of Epic India

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Epic India Magazine is an Arts & Culture Magazine with a decided literary bent, but not limited to writing alone. Short prose fiction rubs shoulders with poetry, reviews of books and music, and non-fiction articles about the world as we each see it.

'Mysore Playing Cards - Krishnaraj Chad' a brand new article by the avid and knowledgeable collector Kishor Gordhandas, is an in depth look at Ganjifa Cards in the Mysore Style

SAINT THOMAS, VERSES 121 – 134 by Mark Traill

“Liar, deceiver, Obsessive conceiver, Perverted, and thieving,
Believing that stealing, My trip is appealing….”

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Hindu. Who? Part Four by Meenakshi Srinivasan

The Caste System and Polytheism are the two main issues that are hard for non “Hindus” to assimilate and accept about “Hinduism”. Just what are they exactly?

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Book Review: <i>Skovbo</i> Viggo Mortensen by Richard Marcus

Viggo Mortensen’s Skovbo brings the forest alive in a way that I’ve never seen photographs do before. You might never look at a tree in the same way again.

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Road Rage by Nimi Kurian

Driving to work every morning was proving to be more and more stressful. “Why can’t people follow traffic rules?” wondered Shruti.

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To Be Young Again (Part One) by Rohini Gupta

A mother and son are trapped in a life of servitude by a single mistake she made as a child.

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Introduction To The World Of Yoga And Health by Meenu Gupta

An introduction to Yoga, including some personal accounts by participants in a Delhi Yoga class.

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Hindu. Who? Part Three by Meenakshi Srinivasan

The third part in a five part examination of the history of Hindu and

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Hindu. Who? Part 2 by Meenakshi Srinivasan

Part two of a five part series studying the nature and history of Hindu.

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Music Review: Various Performers "Miles...From India" by Richard Marcus

Miles…From India is not just an example of how to properly bring East and West together musically, it is as magnificent collection of Jazz music that you are liable to find anywhere these days.

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Hindu. Who? Part 1 by Meenakshi Srinivasan

How outside influences, from Jainism to the British Gregorian calendar has shaped the history of Hindu.

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