Category Archive for: ‘Raj Shah’
Editorial August 2025
Dear Readers, Why I’m Losing Faith in Trump As someone who voted for Donald Trump three times, I believed I was supporting a bold leader who would put America first, shake up the status quo, and bring long-overdue clarity and strength to U.S. foreign policy. …
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Atal & Shaili Bansal: A Tech Power Couple and Quiet Force in Community Philanthropy
By Raj Shah Atal Bansal, Founder and CEO of Chetu Inc., is not only a dynamic tech entrepreneur, but also a committed philanthropist whose leadership has made lasting impact both locally and globally. Equally influential, though with a quieter public profile, is his wife and …
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Sacred Giving: How Indian-Americans Blend Dharma with Philanthropy
By Raj Shah Long before organized philanthropy became a global phenomenon, the act of giving—dāna (donation) and seva (selfless service)—was enshrined in the spiritual DNA of Indian civilization. These principles, central to Hindu philosophy and deeply embedded in ancient Hindu scriptures, continue to shape the …
Read MoreEditorial July 2025
Dear Readers, In two of the world’s largest democracies—India and the United States—voters are witnessing a strikingly similar trend: once-dominant political parties, the Indian National Congress and the Democratic Party, are floundering, not due to a lack of resources or reach, but because of a …
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Our Summer Pilgrimage to BAPS Akshardham, Robbinsville: A Journey of Awe, Devotion, and Cultural Pride
By Raj Shah My wife Aruna and I went on a trip this summer that was more than just travel. It wasn’t just a vacation or temple visit. It was a spiritual homecoming. We experienced a renewal of our faith. It served as a profound …
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A Soulful Journey to Brahma Kumaris Peace Village Learning and Retreat Center
By Raj Shah Last month, my wife, Aruna; my cousin, Kashmira; and I had the rare privilege of visiting the Brahma Kumaris Peace Village Learning and Retreat Center nestled in the breathtaking beauty of the Catskill Mountains in upstate New York. Spread across 300 acres …
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Hindu Wedding Rituals in the U.S.: Honoring Traditions, Embracing New Beginnings
By Raj Shah Hindu weddings, known for their color, complexity, and cultural depth, are among the most sacred life events in Sanatan Dharma. Rooted in Vedic rituals and philosophical ideals, these ceremonies symbolize the union of two souls and two families—bound not just by affection, …
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Hindu Americans Rally for Justice in Miami After Pahalgam Terror Attack By Raj Shah
On May 4, 2025, over 100 Hindu Americans gathered at Bayfront Park in Miami, Florida, to peacefully protest the brutal terror attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir. Organized by members of the local Hindu community, the demonstration sought justice for the innocent lives lost and called on …
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Editor’s View : How Do We Stop the Hindu Killings?
How Do We Stop the Hindu Killings? A Call for Global Hindu Unity and Action On April 22, 2025, in the heart of Pahalgam, the peaceful tourist town in Jammu & Kashmir was mercilessly shattered by bullets of hatred and bloodshed. Twenty-six Hindu tourists were …
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Book review: Vishwa Shastra: India and the World by Dhruva Jaishankar
By Raj Shah Dhruva Jaishankar’s Vishwa Shastra: “India and the World has emerged as a timely and significant contribution to the study of India’s foreign policy.“ In the wake of shifting global power dynamics and the resurgence of Donald Trump, global anxiety is rising over …
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