Media and Public Interaction
Here is the comprehensive list of articles published by prestigious top media houses and renowned national dailies, based on Acharya Prashant's teachings.
Inshorts November 11, 2024
Acharya Prashant creates history with the world's largest Gita exam: covered by Inshorts.
Acharya Prashant recently conducted the largest online Gita exam, setting a new record, as reported by Inshorts. This unprecedented event saw thousands of participants engaging in a collective exploration of the Gita’s teachings. The exam aimed to deepen understanding and encourage individuals to reflect on the text's relevance in today's world. Acharya Prashant emphasized the importance of the Gita in personal and spiritual development. The event was officially recorded, showcasing the growing interest in ancient wisdom among modern audiences.
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Inshorts November 2, 2024
Acharya Prashant’s response to Zakir Naik gains massive interest in Pakistan
Inshorts recently covered Acharya Prashant’s response to Islamist preacher Zakir Naik, who criticized his views on animal slaughter and meat-eating. The interview has drawn immense attention for its scholarly depth and logical clarity. Interestingly, Acharya Prashant’s perspective has also received notable appreciation on Pakistani media channels, reflecting its broad appeal.
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The Times Of India October 12, 2024
Dussehra 2024: Defeat Your Inner Ravana To Discover The Boundless Ram Inside You
The Times of India article explores the deeper meaning of Dussehra, urging readers to confront their inner Ravana to unveil their true potential, represented by Lord Ram. Acharya Prashant emphasizes that the festival symbolizes the triumph of good over evil within oneself, encouraging introspection and self-improvement. He advocates for overcoming negative traits to discover one's boundless essence. This reflection during Dussehra invites a journey towards personal transformation and spiritual awakening.
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India Today October 11, 2024
India Today covers Acharya Prashant’s insights on the International Day of the Girl Child.
The India Today article discusses the significance of International Day of the Girl Child, highlighting the importance of empowering daughters through education and opportunities. Acharya Prashant emphasizes the role of parents in fostering resilience and confidence in their daughters, urging society to challenge gender biases. He advocates for a nurturing environment that encourages girls to pursue their ambitions without limitations.
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The Times Of India October 11, 2024
What is Navratri? Understanding Its Spiritual Meaning with Lessons from Acharya Prashant— with The T
The Times of India article discusses the significance of Navratri, a festival dedicated to the worship of Goddess Durga. Acharya Prashant emphasizes the festival's spiritual essence, highlighting its lessons in inner strength and resilience. He reflects on the nine forms of the goddess, each representing different virtues and qualities, urging individuals to connect these teachings with their personal journeys. The article underlines Navratri as a time for self-discovery and spiritual awakening, encouraging devotion and discipline during this sacred period.
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The Times Of India October 10, 2024
Cessation of Mental Suffering: Acharya Prashant’s insights on World Mental Health Day
Acharya Prashant emphasizes the distinction between pain and suffering in his insights on World Mental Health Day, as highlighted by The Times of India. He asserts that while pain is an unavoidable part of life, suffering is a psychological construct arising from our resistance to pain and the mental narratives we create. Suffering, he explains, is rooted in self-perception and the belief in one’s limitations, leading to a cycle of mental anguish. He encourages individuals to confront internal conflicts with clarity and understanding, advocating for a shift in perspective that can lead to the cessation of mental suffering. Prashant's teachings focus on recognizing the falsehood of suffering and reclaiming one’s mental space through awareness and acceptance.
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Jagaran October 9, 2024
Acharya Prashant explains how Fake Depression Harms more than Actual Depression. On World Mental Hea
The Jagran article highlights insights from mental health experts on World Mental Health Day, focusing on the issue of "fake depression." Acharya Prashant argues that this phenomenon can be more harmful than genuine depression, as it often trivializes real mental health struggles and can lead to misunderstandings about the nature of depression. He emphasizes the importance of authentic experiences and encourages individuals to seek true understanding and support for mental health issues.
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The Times Of India October 2, 2024
Acharya Prashant in today’s The Times of India
The article from The Times of India discusses the growing criticism of Mahatma Gandhi, arguing that his image is attacked by those seeking to promote a divisive society. It emphasizes that Gandhi's philosophy of empathy and communal harmony is targeted because it opposes their goals. Despite acknowledging his flaws, the author calls for respect toward Gandhi's legacy, highlighting his courage and the significant role he played in India's freedom struggle.
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Times Of India September 27, 2024
Acharya Prashant on Shradh: Understanding Ancestral Duties and the Path to Liberation — covered by T
In an article published by The Times of India, Acharya Prashant redefines the meaning of Shradh, emphasizing that it’s not just a ritual but a deeper responsibility to our ancestors. He explains that true honor comes from achieving liberation, fulfilling what our ancestors could not. Acharya Prashant critiques the misconceptions surrounding Shradh, stressing that our focus should be on personal and collective evolution rather than superstitions. Ultimately, Shradh symbolizes a commitment to overcoming ignorance and promoting the well-being of all.
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Republic September 24, 2024
The Tirupati Laddu Controversy: A Breach of Trust and Faith Through the Lens of Acharya Prashant (Co
In an article from **Republic World**, a controversy arose over claims of “animal fat” in the laddoos offered at the Tirupati temple, leading to an investigation by the Centre. Andhra Pradesh’s Chief Minister accused the previous administration of using substandard ingredients, which stirred concern among devotees. Acharya Prashant weighed in on the issue, emphasizing the importance of trust in religious practices and the need for selflessness in temple rituals. He called for a deeper examination of the system, highlighting that true religion should be grounded in self-awareness, not emotions or selfish desires.
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