faith

The Thing About Cults

Madhavankutty Pillai

They just haven’t managed the trick of scale to become a religion

Among the Believers on the Riverbank

Amita Shah

Where every seeker feels at home. Amita Shah reports from the Maha Kumbh in Prayagraj

A Warm Sip at Kumbh Mela

Kumbh Team Institute for Competitiveness

Tea is the most common drink, offering much-needed warmth in the chilly winter air

In the Embrace of the Kumbh

Badri Narayan

Prayagraj will be the most inclusive space on the planet for a month

Death, We Know Where Is Thy Sting

MJ Akbar

Nietzsche went too far. God, being omnipotent, had the last laugh

Pilgrim’s Puzzle

Chintan Girish Modi

A son’s love-hate relationship with faith

The Temple on the Hill

Nanditha Krishna

The rock of stability in a world in flux

Sermon In the Sands

Manvendra Singh

A visit to a curious shrine in Rajasthan that straddles culture and memory

Speech and Silence

Madhulika Liddle

Women in a village ask questions on faith and belief

The Psychology of Faith

Madhavankutty Pillai

On the paradox of scientists being religious

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The Thing About Cults

Among the Believers on the Riverbank

A Warm Sip at Kumbh Mela

In the Embrace of the Kumbh

Death, We Know Where Is Thy Sting

Pilgrim’s Puzzle

The Temple on the Hill

Sermon In the Sands

Speech and Silence

The Psychology of Faith

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