VISIT THE BRIGHTEST INDIAN WEBSITES
FARGOES
able to track some sites related to Astrology.
Cyber Astro (http://www.cyberastro.com): Promoted by Cyber Media Ltd. this site
provides astrological predictions for individuals based on the principles of
Vedic astrology. An internet platform allows free exchange of ideas on
different aspects of astrology, astrological remedies. Specific astrological
questions are answered for a fee.
IndoLink Astrology (http://www.indolink.com/Astro): in addition to financial
and horoscope predictions, other astrology related produces and services can be
found on this site. This page maintains its focus on astrology very well.
Vedic Astrology (http://www.flex.com/~jai): Jai Maharaj, who maintains this
site, is very active on usenet newsgroups related to India and astrology.
Goravani Vedic Astrology (http://www.goravani.com): If you are interested in
learning astrology, this site lets you do it free with a software package which
you can download.
Movies are the biggest source of entertainment in India.
Bollywood themes and dialogues (http://www.mahesh.com/india/films/) offers
standard themes and dialogues of the industry.
Internet Movie Database (http://us.imdb.com/cache/list/countries=india) has
about 1,400 Indian movies in its database.
Indian Cinema (http://www.allindia.com/arts/cinema.htm) has a good write up on
the history of Indian cinema.
FilmiStrip (http://www.internetindia.com/filmglam/filmstrip): This very well
developed weekly news bulletin has movie reviews, lists the ups and downs in
the film industry, news from the shooting sets and more.
Ajit/Mona Darling - Dialogues (http://www.pugmarks.com/l-stuff/jokes/ajit.htm)
: Hindi movie goers may be familiar with the villain Ajit and his side kick
Mona Darling. Pugmarks hosts a great page on their famous dialogues.
TamilCinema (http://www.tamilcinema.com): is a site dedicated to Tamil Cinema.
Telugu Cinema (http://www.telugucinema.com): lists Telugu movies in the United
States.
Star Adresses (http://www.pintograph.com/d2web/main.htm): lists contact
information for corresponding with your favorite stars.
IndiaWorld (http://www.indiaworld.co.in/open/rec/films/new.html): reviews
movies.
Indian Movie Reviews Page (http://www.gadnet.com/moviesv.htm): has a form that
allows you to vote for your favorite movie.
IndoLink (http://www.indolink.com/Film): lists the top ten Hindi film songs,
top 10 recommended movies and Tamil movie reviews.
Matrimonials and Baby Names
A number of matrimonial sites have cropped up lately. Sites standout when they
provide a form for users to search the database. Otherwise you have to dig for
the correct match among several advertisements. You can advertise on few sites
for free but even if there is a charge it is usually nominal. Here are some
goodies.
Indian Matrimonial Link (http://www.matrimonials.com/IML): This very well done
site provides a form to conduct a search based on many categories and lets you
select background music to enjoy while searching.
Muslim Matrimonial Link (http://www.matrimonials.com/MML): Similar to the
Indian Matrimonial link, this site provides service for Muslims.
Suitable Match International (http://www.suitablematch.com): You can search a
large database of individuals with similar ethnic backgrounds and communicate
with each other anonymously before deciding to pursue a relationship.
Don’t know much about marriage customs? Don’t worry,
Vivah Sambandhi (http://www.vivahsambandhi.com): describes Indian weddings.
AllIndia.com (http://www.allindia.com/whatchamacallit/wedding.htm): similarly
has information related to Indian weddings.
Wedding Checklist (http://www.namaste.net/html/wedding/wedding.htm) lets you
develop a checklist for a marriage?
Desh Videsh (http://www.deshvidesh.com/wedding): a Florida based company,
prints Indian wedding cards.
Mandap (http://www.namaste.net/mandap): specializes in decorating mandaps.
Graduating from DINKS (Double Income No Kids) or SINKS (Single Income No Kids)?
Checkout
Baby Names (jan.ucc.nau.edu/~vdk/india/babynames.html) lists baby names with
meanings.
Baby Names (http://www.ultranet.com/~pandya/names.html): publishes a book which
includes 6,000 names with their meanings.
Search Engines
The internet is flooded with web sites related to any field one can imagine.
How do we find a site related to your interest on the internet? Let us assume
you are looking for a site related to tourism in India, where do you start?
Search Engines come into play in solving this puzzle. Some of the well known
search engines in the world are Yahoo! (http://www.yahoo.com), AltaVista
(http://altavista.digital.com) and Excite (http://www.excite.com); but there
are also search engines dedictated to India. The following sites (listed
alphabetically) provide a good starting point for your sufing.
Bhaarat Ek Khoj Discovery of India (http://www.mahesh.com/india/): The author
of this article is the founder and maintainer of this site. This site started
off as a bookmark for surfing and now covers virtually every topic related to
India, including a media section, which lists all newspapers, magazines, news
servers related to India in an organized manner.
IndiaConnect (http://www.indiaconnect.com): A standard search engine but with
some good additional features, this site hosts a regular column by Arun
Shourie, a matrimonial database and mails your letter sent by email for a fee.
Jadoo (http://www.jadoo.com): Jadoo means “magic” in Hindi. The main page has
the look of a Yahoo search engine. This search engine technology is also used
by another search engine,
Agni (http://www.indiawatch.org.in/agni).
Khoj (http://www.khoj.com): Khoj means “search” in Hindi. Khoj is a searchable
online directory of over 2,000 India-related Web sites. Khoj catalogs the web
sites into 11 primary categories and has a multi-level classification system
with a very professional look.
Man Pasand (http://www.manpasand.com): Gleaned by IndiaWorld editor, this is a
collection of Indian favorites, organized in news, business, entertainment,
travel, NRI service categories.
South Asian Milan (http://www.samilan.com): Indian sub-continent countries are
closely knit by their history and culture. A web site that cover this entire
region is South Asian Milan. It offers a search engine SAIR that retrieves
information by individual countries -- India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh
and Nepal. South Asian Milan caters mainly to the community residing in North
America and in this respect offers Daily News Page with headlines from
Newspapers in India (The Hindu), Pakistan (Dawn), Sri Lanka, Bangladesh (News
from Bangladesh) and Nepal.
Online Shopping Malls
Electronic commerce is one of the hottest businesses on the internet today. Few
internet malls are dedicated to serving exclusively the Indian market. Most of
them are not yet mature or they don’t work very well, however.
India Plaza (http://www.indiaplaza.com): Indiaplaza as well as other
Indian-generated web sites allow the Indian community to find products
conveniently. Indiaplaza displays a virtual mall and allows customers to shop
for a wide range of products. By establishing alliances with the key service
and product providers, Indiaplaza has videos, music, grocery, news, books,
cinema, astrology, and travel information from all over India.
Sending flowers, chocolates, sweet to India is just a mouse click away! You can
send gifts to over 100 Indian cities. Some of the well known vendors are,
Indo Flora (http://www.indoflora.com).
King Flowers (http://www.webindia.com/kfc).
Gift NRI (http://www.giftnri.com).
News Servers
Following are some good sites that host daily news. The frequency of updates
varies for each site.
India Daily (http://www.indiadaily.com): India Daily is published from India
where news is updated continuously throughout the day.
IndiaExpress (http://www.indiaexpress.com/news): This site is updated daily
from Bangalore. News is categorized by subject and city.
IndoLink (http://www.indolink.com/INDNews): This site is also updated daily and
the weekly news and market news is summarized.
News Today (http://www.india-today.com/ntoday/news.html): This exceptional site
is developed and maintained by the publishers of India Today magazine.
Samachar (http://www.samachar.com): This site brings you the latest news from
leading Indian publications across the Internet, and is updated every
half-hour.
Media
Regional language newspapers publish news in their respective language. To read
these sites you need to install the fonts supplied from that newspaper (free)
on your computer. Generally fonts are available for MS Windows and Mac
platforms only.
Newspapers
India has the largest number of newspapers in the world. There are more than
3,000 daily papers in over 18 distinct Indian languages. Many popular English
newspapers and magazines in India and Indian newspapers in the United States
have jumped on the information superhighway bandwagon. The sites are updated
daily. Very few sites are hosted in India, most of them upload the news to a
web server in the United States.
Deccan Herald (http://www.deccanherald.com): Deccan Herald has grown to become
the leading newspaper in Karnataka. It covers and analyizes national and
international developments comprehensively. It has special feature sections on
a wide range of subjects.
India Abroad (http://www.indiaabroad.com): India Abroad is the oldest Indian
newspaper in North America and the largest outside of India. Unfortunately, the
web edition of India Abroad has a subscription fee.
Indian Express (http://www.expressindia.com): It presents to its NRI viewers
all the latest happenings in India. Its vast spectrums of news includes
bullion, Forex rates, the zodiac, sports and the latest happenings on the
economic front.
M P Chronicle (http://www.mpchronicle.com): The site is Madhya Pradesh State’s
window to the world. It has daily news from all the cities and districts of
Madhya Pradesh. It also carries M P Guide for people who want to know the
state. M P Top 100 section carries profiles of top industries of Madhya
Pradesh.
The Afternoon Despatch & Courier (http://www.afternoondc.com): You can’t live
in Bombay and not read at least one evening newspaper. The Afternoon Despatch &
Courier is Bombay’s most sought after evening tabloid. So it follows that the
average Bombay person is an ‘Afternoon’ reader. If you are from Bombay or have
interest in Bombay news this is a good site to visit.
The Economic Times (http://www.economictimes.com): India’s most widely
circulated financial and business daily, is also the second largest financial
daily in the world. It has become the essential reference document on Indian
business, polity, economy and finance.
The Hindu (http://www.hinduonline.com): The Hindu, started in 1878 was
officially launched on the web in July 1995 and enjoys a wide readership across
the globe.
The Hindustan Times (http://www.hindustantimes.com): The Hindustan Times
Limited is India’s foremost media company and publishes some of the country’s
most respected and popular daily newspapers and magazines.
The Pioneer (http://www.thepioneer.com): Started in 1865 at Allahabad, The
Pioneer has been witness to the tumultuous and eventful history of India.
The Statesman (http://www.thestatesman.org) The Statesman is one of India’s
oldest English newspapers founded in Calcutta in 1875.
The Telegraph (http://www.telegraphindia.com): Published by the Ananda Bazar
Patrika Group of publications, The Telegraph is the largest circulated English
daily in the eastern region.
The Times Of India (http://www.timesofindia.com): India’s most widely
circulated English daily and the group’s premier mega-brand, The Times of India
is rated amongst the world’s six best newspapers and attracts a daily
circulation level of more than a million copies. My favorite section on this
site is the cartoon “You Said It – by Laxman.”
Magazines
The Bangalore Magazine Internet Edition (http://www.bangaloremag.com): BMI was
born out of the print editions of Bangalore city’s two premier magazine --
Bangalore This Fortnight (BTF) and The Bangalore Monthly (BM). BMI offers
Indians living abroad news and opinions from their own city and helped them
keep in touch with the mood of the moment.
CineBlitz (http://www.internetindia.com/CineBlitz): You no longer have to be
tuned off from the Bollywood gossip! This is a popular site on the people and
postures of the Hindi film industry.
Frontline (http://www.the-hindu.com/fline): This colorful fortnightly features
magazine covers current political developments, the environment, literature,
fine arts, science and health. The Online edition of the magazine serves as a
good window on India for those settled abroad.
India Today Group Online (http://www.india-today.com): India Today Group Online
became available on August 22, 1997 on the Internet. Under the ITGO umbrella
exist a number of sites: India Today, Business Today, India Today Plus, Teens
Today, Computers Today, Art Today, Music Today and News Today. The Jain
Commission’s Interim Report was made available on the web on this site.
Little India Online (http://www.littleindia.com): The publishers of the Little
India Internet Directory offer the editorial contents of the monthly magazine,
including feature articles and columns on Indian overseas life and extensive
data on Indian Americans.
Screen (http://www.expressindia.com/screen): This site is for those interested
in Bollywood news. This professional looking site covers TV serials and music
topics as well.
Silicon India (http://www.siliconindia.com): SiliconIndia is one of the first
magazines for the professionals of Indian origin. Every month prominent Indians
in the IT industry are interviewed.
Sportstar (http://www.the-hindu.com/tss): This is India’s most comprehensive
sports magazine giving an overview of the various sports events taking place in
and outside the country. However, presently only the contents page with visuals
is hosted.
Tourism & Travel
Some Indian consulates in the United States provide application forms for
visas, passport renewals etc. on their homepages.
Embassy Of India (http://www.indianembassy.org): in Washington DC is a good
starting point to access the forms and other consulate homepages.
If you are looking for a list of Indian travel agents in North American,
Travel Agencies (http://Gremlin.chrr.ohio-state.edu/Travel): is by far the best
source available on the net. It is a very well maintained site.
Megha (http://www.indiaexpress.com/bangalore): has very useful information
related to Bangalore hotels, tourist spots, hospitals etc.
The Government of India (http://www.meadev.gov.in/tourism/menu1.htm) maintains
a good site related to tourism. You can find tourist places categorized in a
very organized fashion on this site.
Fashion & Jewelry
Jewelry of Mysore Maharaja (http://www.kamat.com/kalranga/mysore/jewelry.htm):
This is a very well developed site, which includes good photographs and history
related to the Mysore royal family’s jewelry.
Prasad Bidapa (http://www.prasadbidapa.com): has a very beautiful page on
fashion and modeling in Bangalore. Alas! if only you were younger!
Technical Sites
These days every other Indian you meet in the US is a “Software Engineer”! We
hear again and again that the software industry in India is booming but until
recently there were no good sites dedicated to the Information Technology
industry in India. But now you some are beginning to crop up.
Cyber India Online (http://www.ciol.com): This is the first Indian website on
the Indian infotech industry to give IT news and features. It provides latest
and updated news. Its features include a comprehensive listing of over 600
current IT jobs, a calendar of IT events, website and email links to over 250
IT companies, a news release database, and an email newsletter going out to
over 4,500 subscribers every week.
IndiaLine (http://www.indialine.com): This is India’s first daily Webzine about
the Internet scenario in India. IndiaLine features daily news, interviews,
columns, case studies, Web site reviews, reference information, and user
discussion about the Internet in India.
Many IT companies from India have their own homepages these days.
Software Technology Parks in India (http://www.soft.net): is a very good
starting point.
Career
Some Indian sites are dedicated to career search. Both prospective employers
and employment seekers can use these sites. Employers post their job openings
and search resumes. Employment seekers post their resumes and search the job
database.
3P Executive Search (http://www.3p-jobsearch.com): This is an executive search
firm based in India. Job seekers can search their job database for free
(membership required). Employers can post their advertisements for a period of
one month for free and search the resume database.
Career India (http://www.careerindia.com): CareerIndia is a comprehensive site
focused on careers for Indians. The current focus is on Indian IT
Professionals. Employers can use the profile match module to search the resume
database. Similarly, job seekers can use the “Match And Apply” module to apply
for jobs in areas of their interest. The site has been developed with the
co-operation of seasoned recruiters in India.
Return2India (http://www.return2india.com) is an excellent site for those who
are interested in returning to India.
Politics & Government
Bharatiya Janata Party (http://www.bjp.org): is the only major political party
from India that is represented on the web. The site has profiles of prominent
BJP politicians. For many politicians it may not make sense investing in a
homepage because they create new political parties ever so often and it might
be difficult to keep their homepages up-to-date.
Kennedy School of Government South Asian Caucus and India Abroad Center for
Political Awareness (http://www.harvard.edu/~sasian) is a non-profit,
non-partisan organization committed to enhancing the political effectiveness of
the Indian-American community.
Bhartiya Democratic Party (http://www.bdp-india.org) is a grassroots political
movement that professes to bring honest, educated and concerned Indians (living
in India and abroad) together to challenge and reform the present Indian
political system.
Desabhakta Movement (http://www.desabhakta.org): I had high hopes for this site
founded by T.N. Seshan, but it looks like it did not receive sufficient public
support.
The Indian Parliament (http://alfa.nic.in) site is very well organized with
information related to Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, the Constitution of India,
various ministries of the government and a lot more.
50th Anniversary
1997 was a very special year for India, it was our 50th anniversary of our
freedom.
FreeIndia (http://www.freeindia.org): is a site dedicated to this auspicious
event. Special Sitting of the Indian Parliament to Commemorate the 50th
Anniversary of India’s Independence can be accessed at
(http://alfa.nic.in/hm/ss/sch.htm)
Religion
India has many religions and most of them are well represented on the web.
Virtually anything about religion can be found on the web these days –
Ramayana, Mahabharat, Bhagavat Gita, Upanishad.
Bhaarat Ek Khoj (http://www.mahesh.com/india/religions/): has links to temples,
ashrams, gurus, mantras, philosophy, meditation, Jainism, Islam, Christianity,
Buddhism.
Temples have jumped onto the website bandwagon too!
Temple Net (http://www.temple.net): has listings of many temples in the world
and if your temple doesn’t have a website you can create one on the fly and
host it for free on
Fonts & Software
Some of us want to write documents in our native language using popular word
processors like Word and Wordperfect. Add on fonts are available these days,
which can be installed on your computer very easily. They are usually available
for Microsoft Windows and possibly for Macs too.
Vijay K. Patel (http://www.flash.net/~patelvk/indianfonts.html): sells the more
popular fonts. Currently Gujarati, Hindi, Tamil, Sanskrit, Bengali, Punjabi,
Telugu, Malayalam, Marathi, Nepali, Assamese, Kannada, Oriya, and Indian
Artwork fonts are available.
InPros (http://www.inpros.com/products.html) fonts support all major South
Asian languages including Hindi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu,
Kannada, Malyalam, Assamese.
SaralSoft (http://www.saralsoft.com) specializes in software about India.
SaralSoft has TrueType fonts in Bengali, Gujarati, Gurmukhi, Hindi, Marathi,
Punjabi and Tamil. Their multimedia software allows you to learn Gujarati,
Hindi, Marathi, Punjabi and Tamil.
HindiGuru (http://www.hindiguru.com) is a Hindi tutor on the web. It also
includes a Hindi dictionary, fonts, a quiz and bulletin board. It is very easy
to navigate.
Kalvi (http://www.kalvi.com) is a set of Tamil instructional programs that
teach formal Tamil language in a step-by-step format.
Health
Those with a preference for Ayurvedic and Homeopathic treatments to Allopathic
medicine, can visit online stores.
Ayurvedic (http://www.ayurvedic.org): has extensive Ayurvedic remedies.
Better Botanicals (http://www.betterbotanicals.com): offers Ayurvedic medicine.
Homeopathy (http://www.indiaspace.com/homoeopathy/): offers homeopathy
consultation.
CDROMs and books related to Ayurvedic and Homeopathy are also available on the
internet.
Hospitals such as AIIMS (Delhi), Apollo Hospitals, Sankara Nethralaya (Chennai)
can be found on the web. What is the URL of these hospitals? Visiting search
engines to find them.
Open-heart surgery is being performed in India for many years.
Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiology in Bangalore (http://www.sjic.com): has
the latest medical facilities in the field of cardiology and cardiac surgery.
The institute boasts of excellent doctors, nurses and paramedical staff and
state-of-the-art equipment.
Yoga
One of the frequently chanted mantras by surfers is FAQ (Frequently Asked
Questions).
Yoga’s FAQ (http://www.moonstar.com/~yoga/faq.htm): presents information in a
very organized manner and is an excellent starting point.
Yoga Glossary (http://www.channela.com/health/feature/970505/glossary.html):
has an excellent yoga glossary.
Yoga Journal (http://www.yogajournal.com ): is a magazine on Yoga published in
the United States.
Yoga Class (http://www.yogaclass.com): walks you through many exercises by
including photographs.
Yoga Finder (http://www.yogaclass.com): lists Yoga centers in the United States
and many other countries (India is not listed on this site!).
Banks & Investments
Major banks from India have homepages and they include contact information of
branches abroad and in India. Investment schemes for NRIs can be found on the
page but clear instructions to transfer money to India are still not available.
Can NRIs invest in India? If you have changed your citizenship can you own a
house in India? Visit the homepage of Reserve Bank of India
(http://www.reservebank.com) for the answers! Users in India can trade online.
CMOTS (http://www.cmots.com) is one of the first traders to have gone online.
Many sites provide stock quotes and some stock exchanges have homepages too.
Dhan (http://www.dhan.com): is IndiaWorld’s site dealing with personal finance,
and covers articles from experts on investment opportunities in India.
What is your US $ worth in India?
Xe Net (http://www.xe.net/currency/) provides the current exchange rate.
Pugmarks (http://www.pugmarks.com/biz/forex.htm) includes the currency exchange
rate and price of precious metal (Gold, Silver) in India.
Sports
Cricket is India’s favorite sport, especially when India is winning the
matches.
Kelly Broadcasting Systems (http://www.kbs-tv.com): broadcasts international
sports in the United States. Checkout their page if you want to see any cricket
matches in your house. Following are some good sites for cricket on the net:
CNNSI (http://www.cnnsi.com/cricket): One of the only sites backed by US media
that covers cricket. This site is maintained by CNN and Sports Illustrated
magazine.
CricInfo (http://www.cricket.org): This site is very well organized and covers
matches live (score cards are updated when the game is being played). If you
like this site you can donate money for further development of the site.
Khel.com (http://www.khel.com) is an Internet Web site on Indian Cricket.
KHEL.COM has exhaustive information on all one-day internationals and Tests
ever played. A powerful query engine enables you to seek out the statistics you
are looking for rapidly. For the first time ever on the net, extensive
information on India’s domestic cricket tournaments is also available.
Cricket-Online by Sanam (http://www.concentric.net/~sarves/cricket.htm): This
site has maintained several links related to cricket. The information is
presented in a very well organized manner.
Indian Field Hockey (http://www. envision.net/hockey): This site is primarily
meant to publicize the grassroots efforts of the India ‘U’ League -- a nation
wide inter-university tournament with hype, hoopla, print coverage, television,
weekly rankings, inter-campus travel, collegiate stars, and campus heroes. This
site also has a page where you can obtain a historical perspective on India’s
performance in past Olympic Games.
Some sites are dedicated to sports news from India. Here are some highlights:
IndiaDaily (http://www.indiadaily.com/sports.htm) has a page dedicated to
sports news which is updated daily.
Best of Indian Sports by PMG (http://www.globinfo.com/sports/index.html): PMG
was started in 1985 by Sunil Gavaskar and Sumedh Shah.
Alumni & Education
There are just two decent alumni sites on the internet. These sites are a nice
way to keep in touch with your classmates. You can add your listing for free on
these sites. These sites lack an important feature -- while you can specify the
last year you attended at a school, you cannot specify the last class/grade you
attended in that school.
Classmates (http://classmates.allindia.com): A very well developed site, which
has many schools and colleges. If your school is not listed you can request
them to add it to their database. The site allows you to search the database by
student’s name and school’s name.
India Alumni Net (http://www.infophil.com/India/Alumni): This is one of the
first good alumni sites on the internet. This site has an exhaustive list of
schools and universities. If your school is not listed you can get them to add
it for a one-time fee and the membership is free.
Few educational institutions have homepages yet. Many just don’t have the
resource and technology to create them. Perhaps NRIs can help their alma mater
in developing homepages.
If you have survived the article to this point, you must be hungry by now! Want
to cook something special?
Bawarchi (http://www.bawarchi.com): is one of the more popular recipe sites.
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General
INDOlink (http://www.indolink.com/): Your electronic link to India, and Indian
community’s worldwide. Some of the highlights are India news, NRI news, law
forum and Bollywood.
IndiaConnect (http://www.indiaconnect.com/): IndiaConnect provides lively
information on India covering news, current affairs, travel, business,
investment, films, music and more. There is even a yahoo style search facility.
India Darshan (http://www.indiadarshan.com/): News headlines, kids corner, book
reviews, entertainment (Bollywood), links to business information, cuisine and
charity and much more.
Discover India (http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~vdk/india/indianew.html): This is one
of the best links pages around; it has links for every category you could think
of, and its combination of quality & quantity will have you coming back for
more. Make sure you have a couple of hours free before you surf this site.
My India (http://www.cnct.com/home/bhaskar/india.html (A description of modern
India, it also touches on Indian history. It has Biographical features on
Indian scientists and mathematicians, and a very good “Figures of History”
section.
Rediff On The Net (http://www.rediff. com/): Rediff On The Net is India’s news
and entertainment service online. Here, you will find daily updates from India
of news, business, cricket, infotech, movies, life and style and travel. You
will also have several opportunities to interact with Indian celebrities on the
Rediff Chat.
India on Internet (http:/www.allindia. com/): One of the most compelling sitea
about information on India, it features the latest news, business updates,
stock market information, NRI information and many more interesting sections
such as sports and economy.
Bharat Rakshak (http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/): This site is dedicated to the
men and women of the Indian & Royal Indian Armed Forces who “fought and
perished in the mountains of Afghanistan, in the jungles of Burma and Malaya,
on the flats of the Flanders, the deserts of Mesopotamia & North Africa, the
hills of Italy and in defence of the Motherland.”
Health (http://www.mahesh.com/india/health.html) This site contains links
related to Indian medicine such as Ayurveda, homeopathy, hospitals/institutes
and yoga.
Sivananda Yoga (http://www. sivananda.org/): A Wealth of Yoga Information.
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