Navadharma

This book tries to fulfill a widespread aspiration among Hindus to be sure about the requirements if any to calll themselves Hindus in the modern world. All those who are born to Hindu parents are regarded as Hindus whereever they live. There is a question-and-answer format used in this book to provide explanations for many doubts and confusions in the practice of Hinduism. The author is a practicing Hindu and has modern high-level education which combined with his age (76) makes him...
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This book tries to fulfill a widespread aspiration among Hindus to be sure about the requirements if any to calll themselves Hindus in the modern world. All those who are born to Hindu parents are regarded as Hindus whereever they live. There is a question-and-answer format used in this book to provide explanations for many doubts and confusions in the practice of Hinduism. The author is a practicing Hindu and has modern high-level education which combined with his age (76) makes him an authority on the religion he belongs to. Hinduism is a religion that permits many kinds of beliefs and faiths and there is no law or any institution that can censure him for the kind of Hinduism he practices so long as all that he does is lawful and complies with the laws of the land he or she lives in. The book is in Kannada language to cater to Kannadigas. The author hopes to receive suggestions and criticisms in order to know how well the book fulfills the aspirations of the Hindus around the world.